history of badminton

ANCIENT ORIGINS
The roots of badminton can be found
in ancient civilizations, where games
involving hitting objects with rackets
or hands were played. For instance,
ancient Greeks played a game called
"battledore and shuttlecock," which
involved hitting a shuttlecock-like
object with a wooden paddle.
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INDIAN INFLUENCE
The game's modern form is often
credited to India, where a game
known as "Poona" was played. British
military officers stationed in India
during the 19th century became
familiar with Poona and brought the
game back to England.
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DEVELOPMENT AND FORMALIZATION

In England, badminton gained
popularity as a leisure activity played
by the upper classes. The Bath
Badminton Club was established in
1877, and it standardized the rules of
the game, creating a set of
regulations that laid the foundation
for the modern sport.
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SPREAD AND INTERNATIOLIZATION

Badminton continued to grow in
popularity across England, and it
eventually spread to other countries.
In 1893, the Badminton Association of
England was formed to promote the
sport and create standardized rules.
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OLYMPIC RECOGNITION
Badminton made its debut as a
demonstration sport at the 1972
Summer Olympics in Munich. It
became an official Olympic sport at
the 1992 Barcelona Olympics. Since
then, it has been a regular feature in
the Summer Olympics.
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GLOBAL POPULARITY
Badminton is now played and
enjoyed by people all over the world.
It has gained a reputation for its fast-
paced gameplay, requiring agility,
speed, and precision.
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PROFESSIONAL CIRCUITS
Professional badminton circuits, such
as the Badminton World Federation
(BWF) tournaments, have brought
the sport to the forefront of
international competition. Countries
like China, Indonesia, South Korea,
and Denmark have produced
dominant players and teams on the
world stage.
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STRINGED AREA
EQUIPMENT
HEAD

THROAT
SHAFT

RACKET
HANDLE
BADMINTON COURT DIMENSION
 MADE OF FEATHERS
shuttlecock

MADE OF PLASTIC
TERMINOLOGIES
serve

shots
TERMINOLOGIES
rules & gameplay

court & scoring

VIOLATIONS
SERVICE FAULTS

COURT VIOLATIONS
VIOLATIONS
FAULT SERVE

LATE SERVE
VIOLATIONS
RECEIVER’S FAULT

MISCONDUCT
VIOLATIONS
DELAY OF GAME

oUT OF ROTATION
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CROSSING THE CENTER LINE

Thank you
Prepared by: LOURD IVE M. VISBAL
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