Dual Sports (Badminton)

PE Quarter II p. 67-69
INTRODUCTIO
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 What kinds of sports are you involved in
right now, or are interested in getting
involved soon?
 Sports participation may be due to many
different reasons; but whatever your
reasons are for engaging in or being
interested in engaging in sports, sports
bring along numerous benefits especially
to your health.
BADMINTON
Badminton is a net
game played on a
rectangular court
where opponents
volley shuttlecock over
a net using a racket.
BADMINTON
Matches for
badminton
include singles,
doubles, and
mixed doubles.
Holding the Racket
Forehand/Handshake Grip
The thumb and pointing
fingers wrapped around
the handle forming a
letter V while the rest
of the fingers are
spread supporting the
bottom part of the
handle.
Forehand/Handshake Grip
This grip is used to hit
the shuttle at the
dominant side of the
body and sometimes at
the non-dominant side
overhead.
Backhand Grip
From the forehand grip
the fingers are moved
slightly to place the
thumb pressing flat on
the flat side of the
handle while the rest of
the fingers are
positioned together.
Backhand Grip
Used to hit the
shuttle at the non-
dominant side of
the body, weaker
hitting side.
Basic Rules
Basic Rules
A match shall consist of the best
of three games wherein a game
shall be won by the side which
first scores 21 points. If the
score becomes 20-all, the side
which gains two point lead first,
shall win that games.
Basic Rules
The side winning a
game shall serve first
in the next game.
Basic Rules
Service is done
diagonally. R for
even scores and
L for odd
scores.
Basic Rules
Service is done
with contact of
the racket with
the whole
shuttlecock
below the
server’s waist.
Basic Rules
Ascore is
earned when a
fault has been
made, such as:
Basic Rules

A service is not
correct.
Basic Rules
The shuttle lands outside
the boundaries of the
court.
Basic Rules

Touches the person or

dress of a player.
Basic Rules
Touches a player’s racket.
Quiz no. 1 PE
BADMINTON
1. It is a net game played on a rectangular court where
opponents volley shuttlecock over a net using a racket.

a)Soccer
b)Volleyball
c)Badminton
d)Chess
2. Below are the matches included in a
Badminton game, except:

a)Singles
b)Doubles
c)Mix Singles
d)Mix Doubles
2. Below are the matches included in a
Badminton game, except:

a)Singles
b)Doubles
c)Mix Singles
d)Mix Doubles
3. It is the hand grip in which the thumb and pointing fingers wrapped around the handle forming a letter V
while the rest of the fingers are spread supporting the bottom part of the handle.

a)Forehand grip
b)Backhand Grip
c)Spin Grip
d)None of the above
4. All of the following can make you earn a point in a
badminton play, except:

a)The shuttlecock lands outside the boundaries of

the court.
b)The player touches his/her opponent’s dress.
c)The player served with the racket below the
waist.
d)The player serves in the wrong side of the court.
5. A badminton match shall consist of the best of three games
wherein a game shall be won by the side which first scores __ points.

a)30
b)25
c)20
d)21
6. When your score is an even number, which side of the
court should you serve from?

a)Right
b)Center
c)Left
d)Outside
7. If the score becomes 20-all, the side which
gains two point lead first, shall win that games.

TRUE or FALSE?
8. If player A touches player B’s racket,
a score will be given to Player A.

TRUE or FALSE?
9. Badminton service is done
diagonally.

TRUE or FALSE?
10. The team who lost the previous
game will serve first in the next game.

TRUE or FALSE?