1. Badminton
Badminton is a racket
sport played by either
two opposing players or
two opposing pairs. It's
played with a
shuttlecock.

2. Origin of badminton
The current game of badminton arose from the
version that a lot of people was playing in india,
where he was called poona, name of a population
of the country where it was played. Some officials
of the british army saw the game in the India and
took it to England about 1873

3. Playing court dimensions
The court is rectangular and divided into halves
by a net. The total width of the track is 6.1 m, and
in singles is reduced to 5.18 m. The total length is
13.4 m.In doubles, service area is also delimited
by a line for long service, which is 0.78 m from the
depth line.

4. Playing court dimensions

5. Racket and shuttlecock.
The professional badminton rackets are light, with
a weight of between 75 and 90 grams, while the
rackets of beginners, some 100 or 115 grams
A shuttlecock is the object with which badminton
is played, it has feathers and is very lightweight

6. Racket and shuttlecock.

7. Mistakes in Badminton
In the service:
-Hitting the shuttlecock above the waist or the
racket head is above the hand.
-If the shuttlecock falls outside the opposite
service area.
During the game:
-If you strike the shuttlecock at opposite field or
the racket is passed over the net.
-If the shuttlecock is trapped in the network or the
racket of a player

8. The Spanish player Pablo Abián
He is the first player in the history of Spain that
won a game of badminton in the Olympics, but
lost the next game.