PE 3
AT THE END OF THE LESSON, THE STUDENTS SHOULD
BE ABLE TO:
1. IDENTIFY THE DIFFERENT TERMINOLOGIES
USED IN BADMINTON
2. DESCRIBE THE DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
OF THE OFFICIALS IN BADMINTON
3. PERFORM DIFFERENT HAND SIGNALS USED IN
THE GAME
Terminologies and
Officiating Official in
Badminton
TERMINOLOGIES IN
BADMINTON
Some terms you must understand and be use in the game
Attack - Usually means smashing
everything and forcing your
opponent to make mistakes.
Cross court - a hit from one
side of the court directly to the
opposite side of the opponent’s court
Fault - violation of the playing
rules, either in serving, receiving,
or during play
Some terms you must understand and be use in the game
Flight - the path which the
shuttle follows after being struck.
Kill - Fast, downward shot
that cannot be returned
Love - it means zero (0)or no score. The game starts with
the scoring of Love all which means 0-0
Some terms you must understand and be use in the game
Let - is called to end the rally to replay the point, the score
doesn't change and the same server serves again to the same
receiving player
Match - A series of games to determine a winner.
Match point - the final point in a match; or the winning point on the
third game.
Service - stroke used to put the shuttlecock into play at the start of
a rally.
Stroke - A forward movement of the player’s racket
Some terms you must understand and be use in the game
Rally - Exchange of shots while the shuttle is in play.
Some terms you must understand and be use in the game
Service Court - the area into which the serve must be delivered.
OFFICIALS
OF THE
GAME
REFEREE
- To run the tournament
- Calls the final decisions
- Keeps the score
- Checks the equipment
- Enforces fair play
- Timekeeper for intervals
- Schedule the match and practices
UMPIRE
- The maximum authority in a particular match
and it is in charge of the court.
- To enforce the laws of the game
- Update knowledge of the rules
- Use appropriate hand signals
- Responsibility to judge service faults (in the
absence of the service judge) and other player faults.
UMPIRE
- Keeps a record of any misbehaviour or incident and
reports it to the referee.
- Responsible for keeping the match score, which will
be announced after each point of the match
- Has control over the specific match but also needs
to report any serious acts to the referee
- Deals with player behavior
UMPIRE
SERVICE
JUDGE
- responsible for making a ‘service fault’ call and to provide shuttles to the
players.
SERVICE
JUDGE
SERVICE FAULTS
Undue delay of serve
if a service is not correct
the server is not completely within the proper service court.
the server does not keep the foot on the floor
Feet on the service line
Server fails to hit the bottom of the shuttlecock
Service too high
Racket handle should face up
The served shuttle fails to fall in the proper receiving court
SERVICE JUDGE HAND
SIGNALS
Racket violation
Server fails to hit
Undue delay of serve
the bottom of the
shuttlecock
Feet on the service line Service too high
LINE JUDGE
-To decide whether or not the shuttle lands in play
- Use appropriate hand signals
LINE JUDGE HAND SIGNALS
SHUTTLECOCK SHUTTLECOCK LINE JUDGE
LANDS OUTSIDE LANDS INSIDE DOES NOT SEE
THE LINE THE LINE
DO YOU HAVE ANY
QUESTION?
Assignment:
Record yourself doing the
different hand signals use
in Badminton (don’t forget to put the hand
signals name in your video).
THAT ENDS OUR LESSON FOR TODAY.
PLS. VISIT OUR CLASSROOM ON OUR
ASYNCHRONOUS CLASS FOR THE NEXT
LESSON. BE SURE TO WATCH AND
UNDERSTAND THE DISCUSSION VIDEO.
WE WILL BE HAVING AN ACTIVITY ON
OUR SYNCHRONOUS CLASS NEXT
WEEK
