be wise not to smash to often. coz it can make you very tired. Just smash if you in good position.
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Badminton is very interesting sport for me. Years ago when i was 15th, i had a dream to become the world champion. But then i know that i was too late to start at that age. and now i just play for fun and to keep health. in this blog i'll give tips for everyone to learn how to play badminton.
For anyone who know badminton, please post your tips too. Make this blog grow. Who know someday our kids become world champion.
use LINK> General tips section for post and look tips.
Any suggestion are welcome
Tuesday, December 19, 2006
Saturday, December 16, 2006
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stay in center of your field |
badminton tip: always try to stay in center of your field. its will make you easier to move backward or forward. Quickly back to center after hit suttlecock!
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badminton tip: stay in center of your field |
Always stay in center of your field. its will make you easier to move backward or forward. Quickly back to center after hit suttlecock!
Wednesday, December 13, 2006
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history of badminton |
Before i start to give tips. here the history about this sport:
The sport of badminton was forever changed when, in June 1985, the International Olympic Committee recognized the sports magnitude (the IBF has 129 member countries) and voted unanimously to promote badminton to full-medal Olympic status. After having been a demonstration sport at the 1972 Olympics in Munich and an exhibition sport in 1988 in Seoul, badminton made a hugely successful full-medal debut at the Games of the XXVth Olympiad in Barcelona in 1992.
Badmintons worldwide popularity was proven during the 1992 Olympics, when an estimated 1.1 billion viewers around the globe watched the eight-day inaugural badminton competition on television.
As expected, Asian countries took top honors at badmintons Olympic debut. Indonesia, a nation that had never won an Olympic gold medal, took home the mens singles gold, silver, and bronze; womens singles gold; and mens doubles silver medals in badminton. Malaysia won its first-ever Olympic medal, a bronze in mens doubles.
The United States first Olympic badminton team consisted of its top six athletes -- three men and three women. In 1996, the USBA looks forward to improving upon its Olympic performance in Barcelona, in which U.S. athletes reached the second round of play
( takes from http://www.badmintonplanet.com )
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Learn how to play badminton - intro |
I arrange the tips in sections. You can access from the link. choose section that you want to look or post tips
Sunday, November 19, 2006
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