what are the basic fundamentals of badminton and its discussion?
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Please try the sites below.\nHave fun.
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Here is the best link I can offer to help\n\nhttp://www.kungfu.net/sanshou-dot-com/coaches.html
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->  A form of badminton was played in ancient Greece and Egypt. But it wasn't called badminton then. They had battledore kind of bat, with no nets.. and all inside a single court trying not to let the object fall down - This was not called as badminton\n\n-> Then in China(or Japan I am not sure about this) played with legs not letting the feather Bird (looked like nowadays-bird) - This even was not as badminton\n\n-> Then in India (Pune City) the Britishers tied nets for the first time and called it as Poona (named after the city)\n\n-> British Army officers stationed in India in the 1860s took the game back to England. In 1873, it was played at a party given by the Duke of Beaufort at his Gloucestershire estate, which was called Badminton. So it came to be called "the Badminton game."
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Heres a Good Link.\nhttp://www.publicbookshelf.com/public_html/Boys_Own_Book_of_Outdoor_Sports/howplayc_ib.html\n\nAnd if that dosen't work for you this should.\nhttp://www.cs.purdue.edu/homes/hosking/cricket/explanation.htm\n\nHave fun playing Cricket!
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I;ve only played badminton but i'm going to try this one too.here;s a brief definition\n\nIntroducing SPEEDMINTON.  A high-energy, addictive game combining the best dimensions of tennis, badminton and racquetball.  Easy to learn, hard to master, this game can be played anywhere.  Use the dimensions of a tennis court, but you don't need a net to play.  Fun and portable like badminton.  An aerobic and competitive sport like racquetball.\n\nNo limits - Speedminton can be played anywhere, anytime, even at night.  Choose from 3 Speeders:  Match, Fun or Night for Competitive, Freestyle or Night play.
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1. Long and short forehands\n     Get the machine to send you a short ball on your forehand followed by a long one on forehand as well.\n\n2. Long and Short backhands\n     Same on the backhand\n\n3. Drop shot and lob\n     A drop shot very close to the net followed by a lob where you go back full speed to catch it\n\n4. Consistent Forehand\n     Forehands, same speed, same length\n\n5. Consistent Backhand\n     Backhands, same speed, same length\n\n6. Short forehand - short backhand\n     Machine sends you a short forehand, you hit and quickly catch another short one on your backhand.\n\nHope that does it for now :)
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I read a book Winning Doubles by Jake Downey\n\nThat was the best book I ever read.. You know badminton is full of positions and Strategies..\n\nHow u set up the opponent ! How u create a situation favourable to you etc., are given good in that book\n\nIts available free on his website: \nhttp://www.badmintonbooks.com/chapters.cfm?bookid=22\n\n\nOther than that I would suggest play weekly twice in a club. You will learn a lot. Believe me I did this for myself and had a gud improvement in the past 1 yr.\n\n\n\nHey !! Go to the bottom of this page link - that gives some tactics and tricks !!\n\nhttp://www9.brinkster.com/smash/badminton.htm
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badminton, the only sports that uses net with no ball.
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Badminton came from a childs game called "Battledore and Shuttlecock", some form of the sport was played long ago in Ancient Greece and Egypt.\nThe game was called "Dead Bird" in India during the 19th century. It started as a tennis game with two children and they lost their ball in the neighbours garden. The neighbours were out so they found a dead bird and used that instead. In 1873 it was played at a party given by the Duke of Beaufort at Badminton, his estate, and bacame known as "The Badminton Game", the modern rules were set forth in the basic form by the Bath Badminton Club organized in 1887.\nThe International Baminton Federation was formed in 1934, there weremember groups in 42 counties. The bird used was a sparrow!\n\nhope that helps.
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First, you get a partner and get on a tennis court. Then, at the start of the game, choose who will serve first.\n\nEX:You serve 1st. Start behind the bottom line of the court on you side. Hit the ball into the opposite square on your opponent's side of the court. Make sure you don't pass the little white line in the center. If you don't in the first try, that is a fault. If the ball hits the top of the net and goes over to the other side, that is a let. Redo. No faults, no points. You get a second try. Try to hit the opposite square on your opponents side of the court. If you miss again, that is a double fault and your opponent gets a point. The score would say 0-15.(server's score is always first)Now, you switch sides(from one square to the other)If you succeed, and he/she can't return it, that is called an ace. You get one point(15-15)Now you go back to where you started.(It alternates each point)Now, you serve, and your opponent hits it back to you. It has to go over the net, and in front the line from where you serve, and not in the two boxes at the sides of the court.(Only in play for doubles)It is 40-30 now. You score. You win the game. NOT THE WHOLE GAME! The whole game is called a match. A match is seperated into sets, then games. You win the first set,(out of your choise, 3 or 5 sets.) 6-4.(6 games to win a set and by 2 games. There is a tiebraker, but I don't know that. Sorry.)2nd set:You win 7-5. You win the Match.(If played out of 3 sets.) I don't know if I'm missing anything, but that's my basic way of playing tennis the best way I could explain it.
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first, strive to be ambidextrous (ability to dribble with both hands). then learn the Spin Move, Pivoting, Thru The Legs, Windmill, Butterfly, Spider, Etc. Basics are all the same. Juz Pass the ball more often & avoid too much body contact with opponents. we're not professionals anyway. Let the Centre or Forwards do the scoring job.
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I think it is very hard to learn it from written suggestions. If you are interested in learning cricket's different fields then consult a coach if you can afford. If you can not afford a coach then ask a senior player to guide you and teach some tricks to you. However follow the reasonable written suggestion also I wish they help you.
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Each player is allowed 1 time-out lasting up to 1 minute long per match. This can be done after 1 point if desired, but that would seem a waste! \n\nThe 4 basic shots are forehand drive, backhand drive, porehand push and backhand push. Drives are usually top-spin shots while pushes impart backspin (underspin)
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basicity (a starting point)
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The full rules of tennis are administered by the International Tennis Federation and can be found on the ITF Website. \nhttp://www.itftennis.com/abouttheitf/\n A basic guide is currently available on the BBC website. \nhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/tennis/rules_and_equipment/4222290.stm
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I will not try to explain the mechanics of shooting the basketball here. However I will tell you to get a book on basketball fundamentals (overall) or just on shooting fundamentals.\nMy next tip would be to tape a NBA game featuring some of the best shooters and watch them at a slow speed to watch thier mechanics. Also work with a coach to learn these mechanics, maybe going so far as to taping yourself so you can compare.\nNext get a ball and shoot shoot shoot.\nGood luck.
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Work on the basics.\n\nDribbling:  Work both hands, eyes up\nPassing:  Bounce, Chest and lob pass.  Angles are very important.\nShooting: Layups, Free Throws, Angles shots off the back board.