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 HISTORY ABOUT BADMINTON

The original name of badminton is Poona, which comes from a city of the same name in India . (which is now
called Pune) where it was played simply with two players hitting a feathered shuttlecock back and forth with tiny
rackets. It developed from the children’s game, named battledore and shuttlecock.

A battledore is an old term for racket.The shuttlecock is made from 16 goose feathers and it is said that the feathers
from a goose’s left wing make the best shuttlecocks. Today you can purchase plastic shuttlecocks, but the ones
made from feathers are still considered the best ones.

Poona court size is far bigger and it plays with 5 players on each side of the court while badminton can play with at
most 2 players on each side of the court.The height of the badminton net is 5 feet (1.524 meters) at the edges and 5
feet 1 inch (1.55 meters) at the center.

Poona, battledore and shuttlecock was crucial in the creation of badminton. It took centuries for it to develop and
evolve to make it into an exciting and thrilling game.

The most popular countries in badminton are China, South Korea, Denmark, Great Britain, Sweden, Indonesia,
Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand, Japan, Singapore.
 BADMINTON

Badminton is a racquet sport played by either two opposing players

MEANING (singles) or two opposing pairs (doubles), who take positions on
opposite halves of a rectangular court that is divided by a net .

TOOLS RACKET, NET & SHUTTLECOCK

Players score points by striking a shuttlecock with their racquet so that it

RULES
passes over the net and lands in their opponents' half of the court. A game
ends once the shuttlecock has struck the floor, and each side may only hit the
shuttlecock before it once passes over the net.
 BENEFIT
BADMINTON!
Muscle Toning Effect
Strengthen your calves, glutes, quads, hamstrings, shoulders, and hands

Heart function
Makes your heart pump stronger through peripheral circulation and increases stroke
volume

Better Productivity And Stress Release

Your brain becomes rejuvenated and you are able to finish more work for the same
amount of time.

Social Effect
Getting friends and anxiety disorder prevention
 Dr. James Naismith introduced the sport of netball in 1891 in the
USA. This game is similar to basketball and popularized by
Americans. Netball is played indoors during winter and after that,
the sport was introduced as an outdoor sports event. Since 1897,
the game has undergone many changes. The change is to resolve
the rules and equipment used by players who are mostly women.
After that, Dr. Toles introduced this sport in England. In 1900 and
1901, an official book on the laws of netball was drawn up. The
law was drafted by a recreational association in England. This
law was made to distinguish between netball and foil ball.
England introduced this sport to other countries, especially in its
colonies. In addition, netball competitions at the international
level were first held in 1949. At the same time, the laws and
regulations related to the game of netball were made in more
detail. Now, this sport is played in more countries around the
world including Malaysia.

The total number of players in the Penalty

court is 7 people for each team.
This means there are 14 players
on the court in one match. Two
referees will be outside the court
to judge the game according to the
division of the area that has been
set by the competition organizers.
Penalties will be applied for offenses in the court
and applied at the place where the offense occurred
There are several types of penalties in the game of
netball :
Free delivery
Penalty kick

Penalty net
Send in
PASSING THE BALL
Toss
Shoulder Level Pass (Side) Netball Equipment
Chest Level Delivery
Top Pass Ball
Bottom pass Bibs
Bounce pass Goal post
Lob pass
 NETBALL
POSITIONS RULES (FOOTWORK & PASSING
GK - GOAL KEEPER
THE BALL)
GS - GOAL SHOOTER They must pass to a teammate or shoot
GA - GOAL ATTACK within 3 seconds, If the fail to do this, the
GD - GOAL DEFENCE ball goes to the other team for a free pass.
WA - WING ATTACK Players aren’t allowed to replant their
WD - WING DEFENCE landing foot if they choose to raise it from
C - CENTER the ground. Players are also able to pivot
with their free foot to manoeuvre into a
better passing position. The other team
gets a free pass if a player replants their
landing foot. This is referred to as
footwork.
 NETBALL POSITIONS

GK - Allowed in the defensive goal third and shooting circle

GD - Allowed in the defensive and centre thirds, and the shooting circle
WD - Allowed in the defensive and centre thirds, but not the shooting
circle
C - Allowed in all thirds, but not in either shooting circle
WA - Allowed in the attacking and centre thirds, but not the shooting
circle
GA - Allowed in the attacking and centre thirds, and the shooting
circle
GS - Allowed in the attacking goal third and shooting circle
 BENEFIT NETBALL
Physical
Benefits
Improves hand-eye co-ordination
Builds up muscle strength and stamina
Develops the body’s cardiovascular system
Improves the body’s flexibility and nimbleness
Burns calories, and lowers body fat if played
regularly
Improves upper body strength by working key arm
muscles
Develops depth perception
Increases reaction time
Mental
Benefits
Making and spending time with friends
Team work skills
Boosts confidence, especially body image
All netball role models are real women – important
for girls and women
Helps people to learn to deal with adversity, through
experiencing match loses or injuries
Problem solving and decision making skills
Pushes you to improve skills
 QUESTION
BADMINTON
1. What is the original name of the
game badminton?
2. What countries are famous for the
game of badminton?
3. How many players are loaded in
Poona game?
4. How high is the net on a
badminton court?
5. Can you list at least three benefits
playing badminton?
NETBALL
1. How many players are on the court
in each netball team?
2. How many seconds after catching
the ball does a player have to pass
or shoot in netball?
3. Which of the following terms does
NOT refer to a position in netball?
4. Why do netball players have to
wear bibs?
5. Which of the following statements
is not true about netball players?
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