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IS A STRUCTURED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY THAT USES DIFFERENT MOVEMENT PATTERNS AND SKILLS TO ACHIEVE A SPECIFIC GOAL.
SPORT
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SPORTS CAN BE PLAYED NOT JUST FOR COMPETITION AND WINNING BUT ALSO AS:
- Recreation -Self-Enjoyment - Attaining Excellence - Way for skills development - A combination of above mentioned purposes
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Played by two opposing individuals
individual sports
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Played by two players working together to win against an opposing team
Dual sports
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opposing groups composed of three or more members compete against each other.
Team sports
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One-on-one combat or a demonstration of creative martial art forms and skills.
Combat sports
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Types of Sports
Individual Dual Team Combat
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Archery Surfing Athletics Triathlon Badminton Billiards Climbing Cycling Equestrian Golf Weightlifting Tennis Fencing Gymnastics Swimming Shooting Skateboarding Tabletennis
Individual
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ArtisticSwimming Badminton Billiards Beach volleyball Table tennis tennis
Dual
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Baseball Basketball Football Handball Hockey Rugby Swimming Volleyball Water polo
Team
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Boxing Judo Karate Muaythai Taekwondo Wrestling
Combat
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Categories of Sports
INSTF Invasion/territory Net/Wall Striking/Fielding Target Fundamental Movement Skill
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is a racquet sport played using racquets to hit a shuttlecock across a net.
Badminton
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To be a good badminton player, you need to master all of the basic skills of Badminton, which are:
1. Grip 2. Serve 3. Footwork 4. Stance 5. Stroke
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4 main grips in badminton
1. Forehand grip 2. Backhand grip 3. Panhandle grip 4. Bevel grip
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You should aim for a “vshape” between your thumb and index finger, with a small gap between your index and middle finger. Maintain a relaxed hold on the grip.
Forehand grip
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Position your thumb on top of the broader part of the grip, ensuring the STRINGS are oriented towards the floor and CEILING. keep your fingers curled around the side.
Backhand grip
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Position your THUMB along the RACKET’S SIDE, clamping the edges between your thumb and fingers. This grip tends to be instinctive for novices due to its ease in executing overhead shots.
Panhandle grip
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Begin with the backhand grip, then rotate your racket head so that the STRINGS face DIAGONALLY, positioning your thumb on the ridge or bevel.
Bevel grip
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Badminton serves
HIGH serve Low serve
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It is used when you want to force your opponent to run to the back of the court by hitting the shuttlecock toward the rear end of the court(sometimes the corner).
High serve
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It is used to bring the opponent forward by hitting the shuttlecock toward the front court.
- Low serve
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Badminton stance
defensive attacking net
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– It aims to defend opponents smashes.
1. defensive stance
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– allows you to return a short or high lift from your opponent.
2. Attacking stance
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– it is used to return to opponent’s stroke after sending a net shot.
3. Net stance
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- SHOULD BE PLAYED WHEN THE SHUTTLECOCK IS ON YOUR RACKET SIDE.
1. FOREHAND SHOTS
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SHOULD BE PLAYED WHEN THE SHUTTLECOCK IS ON YOUR NON-RACKET SIDE WITH YOUR THUMB CONTROLLING THE STROKES. HOLD THE RACQUET WITH THE BACK OF YOUR HAND IN FRONT AND SWING YOUR WRIST FORWARD WHILE USING YOUR THUMB AS SUPPORT.
2. BACKHAND SHOTS -