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A Complete Guide To Playing Badminton
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Introduction to the Sport Badminton is played throughout the world from beginner to international level by boys, girls, men and women. It is played by able-bodied and disabled people. Provision is made for ethnic groups and for women-only groups. It can be a simple game for beginners or a dynamic game for top athletes. The beginning stage of learning Badminton is the exploratory phase, where the player is attempting to learn the correct sequence of movements of all the basic skills e.g. serve, return of serve, overhead shot. A number of errors may be made and players will need feedback to recognise and correct these errors. Initially a player may find it difficult to rally and have limited stroke range. During the intermediate stage a player will be performing more consistently and with more quality e.g. good length. Timing and anticipation will improve although skills may break down under pressure in a game situation. At the advanced stage all the basic skills are performed with quality and flair . Players are able to concentrate on more detailed aspects of the skills and the tactics required, producing surprise elements if needed. download: 950 KB Code: Download Link 1
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