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    The document provides a summary of the history of badminton. It begins with the origin of badminton from an ancient game called battledore and shuttlecock played across Eurasia. In the 1850s, modern badminton was created by British officers in India, known as "Poona". In the 1870s, retired British officers brought the game to England from India. In 1873, the Duke of Beaufort introduced the sport at his estate Badminton House, which is how the sport got its name. Since the 1940s, major international competitions have been held including the Thomas Cup, Uber Cup, and BWF World Championships.

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    The document provides a summary of the history of badminton. It begins with the origin of badminton from an ancient game called battledore and shuttlecock played across Eurasia. In the 1850s, modern badminton was created by British officers in India, known as "Poona". In the 1870s, retired British officers brought the game to England from India. In 1873, the Duke of Beaufort introduced the sport at his estate Badminton House, which is how the sport got its name. Since the 1940s, major international competitions have been held including the Thomas Cup, Uber Cup, and BWF World Championships.

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    DANGAL GREETINGS!

    Presented By:
    Develos, Jane A. Course Code : PED103
    Mausisa, Princess P. Section : 2IE-A
    MISSION VISION
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    learning committed to equip learning in Region IV,
    individuals with knowledge, developing globally-
    skills and values that will competitive and value-laden
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    enable them to achieve instrumental to community
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    provide leadership and building.
    service for national
    development.
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    TOPIC
    History of Badminton

    1. Origin of Badminton
    2. Development of Badminton
    WHAT IS BADMINTON?
    ORIGIN OF BADMINTON
    • “BATTLEDORE AND SHUTTLE
    COCK”
    - battledore (bat or paddle)
    and shuttlecock (also called “bird” or
    “birdie”),
    - similar games were played
    for centuries across Eurasia
    countries such as Greece, Egypt,
    China, India, and Japan.
    • From the 1600s, battledore and
    shuttlecock was just a game
    involving 2 persons hitting a
    shuttlecock towards each other as
    many times as possible before it hit
    the ground and it used to be an
    upper-class game in Europe,
    including England.

    • Similar game in Japan which is


    called “Hanetsuki”.
    DEVELOPMENT
    OF BADMINTON
    • 1850’s - modern badminton was created by British military
    officers in British India.
    - The game was known as “Poona”.
    - a woolen ball was preferred by the upper class
    and hence invented “Ball badminton”.
    • 1870’s - retired British army officers brought the game back to
    England from India.
    • 1873 - the Duke of Beaufort
    introduced the sport at his
    country estate, “Badminton
    House” in Gloucestershire,
    since then this sport was
    called Badminton.

    The Badminton House in the UK


    By 1948, the International Badminton Federation
    launched the first tournament: Thomas Cup (World
    Men’s Team Championships). Since then, more
    world-class events have been launched such as:

    • Uber Club (World Team Championships for


    Women)
    • World Championships (BWF World
    Championships)
    • Sudirman Cup (Mixed Team Badminton
    Championship takes place every 2 years)
    • World Junior Championships (BWF World Junior
    Championships)
    • World Grand Prix Finals (BWF World Badminton
    Grand Prix Finals, only the top 8 players in the
    year-end world rankings were invited)
    References:
    • Lorraine and Bun. (2020, June 15). Brief History of Badminton (updated
    2021). Badminton Professor. https://badmintonprofessor.com/history-of-
    badminton/?fbclid=IwAR09KpHJBPg3H6opqIKMYCu5-
    0PmClZwXn5V4NGmUeFVTs7cbz1OT6FzlYY

    • Julian. (2023, August 31). History of Badminton -Where Badminton


    Started. Racquet Sports Center.
    https://racquetsportscenter.com/history-of-
    badminton/?fbclid=IwAR3keUGqJypsf2uKizgsx0VmF7LaQbbLX3N-
    s3m_B0RxI2L83qvuWqdx63U
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