Dh Gabung Badminton

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B DMINTON


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COURT


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The court shall be a rectangle and laid out asin the diagram.

The lines shall be easily distinguishable and

preferably be colored white or yellow.

The back boundary lines become also thelong service lines, and the posts shall beplaced on the doubles side lines.


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posts


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1.55m


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The posts shall be (1.55 m) in height from thesurface of the court.

They shall be sufficiently firm to remain verticaland keep the net straight, and shall be placed on

the doubles side lines.

On a court marked for doubles, the posts shall be

placed on the side lines for doubles, regardless ofwhether singles or doubles is being played.


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net


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The net shall be made of fine cord of darkcolor and even thickness with a mesh notless than 15mm and not more than 20mm.

There shall be no gaps between the ends ofthe net and the posts. If necessary, the full

depth of the net should be tied at the ends.


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shuttle


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General Design

Natural feathered shuttle with a cork base coveredby a thin layer of leather with flight characteristics.

The shuttle shall have 16 feathers fixed in the base.

The shuttle shall weigh from 4.74 to 5.50 grams.


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racket


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The hitting surface of the racket shall be flatand consist of a pattern of crossed strings

connected to a frame.

The frame of the racket, including thehandle, shall not exceed (680 mm) inoverall length and (230 mm) in overallwidth.

The overall length of the head shall notexceed (290 mm).


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FOOTWORK&

COURTCOVERAGE


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FORE COURT

MOVEMENT


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NET


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LATERAL

MOVEMENT


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NET


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BACK COURT

MOVEMENT


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clear


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NET

Target zone foroverhead clear

Defensive Clear

Attacking Clear


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OVERHAND

CLEAR


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Drop racket arm behind shoulder,

cock your wrist, and weight onback foot.

Shift weight to front foot.

Contact in front of body withracket face open and followthrough down.


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Backhand OverheadClear


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Forehand OverheadClear


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UNDERHAND

CLEAR


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Make a semicircle pattern withracket face open.

Shift weight from back to frontfoot.

Follow through high.


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Backhand Underhand Clear


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Backhand Underhand Clear


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Forehand Underhand Clear


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Only the serving side can add points to its score.

In Men's singles, Doubles and Mixed Doubles a game is won by thefirst side to score 15 points (21 points in a match consisting of a single

game to 21 points),

In Women's singles a game is won by the first side to score 11points,

If the game has been "set", the side first scoring 3 additional pointswins the game. If set the game thus ends at:

17 points for a "set" 15 point game



If the game has not been "set", the side scoring the next point winsthe game.


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The movement of the server's racket must continueforwards after the start of the service until the serviceis delivered;

The flight of the shuttle shall be upwards from the

server's racket to pass over the net, so that, if notintercepted, it falls in the receiver's service court.

Once the players have taken their positions, the firstforward movement of the server's racket is the start ofthe service.


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The server shall not serve before the receiver is ready,but the receiver shall be considered to have been ready ifa return of service is attempted.

The service is delivered when, once started, the shuttleis hit by the server's racket or the shuttle lands on thefloor.

In doubles, the partners may take up any positions which

do not unsighted the opposing server or receiver.

SKILL


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SKILL

Forehand grip, forward stride and knees flexed

Take racket back waist high, cock wrist on shortserves and unlock wrist on long serves

Release shuttle on forward swing and followthrough. Contact below waist.


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LONG SERVE


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SHORT SERVE


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The players shall serve from, and receive in, theirrespective right service courts when the server has notscored or has scored an even number of points in thatgame.

The players shall serve from, and receive in, theirrespective left service courts when the server has scoredan odd number of points in that game.


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If the receiver makes a "fault" or the shuttle touchesthe surface of the court inside the receiver's court, theserver scores a point. The server then serves again fromthe alternate service court.

If the server makes a "fault" or the shuttle touches thesurface of the court inside the server's court, the serverloses the right to continue serving, and the receiver then

becomes the server, with no point scored by either player.


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At the start of a game, and each time a side gains the

right to serve, the service shall be delivered from theright service court.

Only the receiver shall return the service: if theshuttle touch or be hit by the receiver's partner, theserving side scores a point.

After the service is returned, a player may hit theshuttle from any position on that player's side on the net.


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If the receiving side makes a "fault" or the shuttle touchesthe surface of the court inside the receiving side's court, theserving side scores a point, and the server serves again.

If the serving side makes a "fault" or the shuttle touches

the surface of the court inside the serving side's court, theserver loses the right to continue serving, with no point scoreby either side.


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The player who serves at the start of any game shallserve from, or receive in, the right service court whenthat player's side has not scored or has scored an evennumber of points in that game, and the left service courtotherwise.

The player who receives at the start of any game shallreceive in, or serve from, the right service court whenthat player's side has not scored or has scored an evennumber of points in that game, and the left service courtother way.


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Service in any turn of serving shall be delivered from

alternate service courts.

No player shall serve out of turn, receive out of turn, orreceive two consecutive services in the same game,

Either player of the winning side may serve first in thenext game and either player of the losing side may receive.


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A service court error has been made when a player:

Has served out of turn;

Has served from the wrong service court; or

Standing in the wrong service court and he wasprepared to receive the service and it has beendelivered.


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If the error is discovered before the next service is

delivered, it is a "let" unless only one side was at fault andlost the rally, in which case the error shall not becorrected.

If the error is not discovered before the next serviceis delivered, the error shall not be corrected.

If there is "let" because of a service court error, therally is replayed with the error corrected.


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15. FAULTS

If a service is not correct

If the server, in attempting to serve, misses the shuttle

If after passing over the net on service, the shuttle is

caught in or on the net; If in play, the shuttle:

Lands outside the boundaries of the court;

Passes through or under the net;

Fails to pass the net;


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If, in play, the shuttle:Be caught and held on the racket.

Be hit twice in succession by the same player with twostrokes

Be hit by a player and the player's partner


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Smash

Same cues as overhead clear. Tighten grip and reach high. Contact shuttle in front of forward foot.

Shift weight to back foot and take racket back.

Shift weight forward into stroke and whip racket up andinto falling shuttle.

Contact with a closed racket face and follow through.

Target Zone For Singles


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(SMASH)


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Smash


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Overhead Jumping Smash


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Jumping Smash


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