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Pre-Assessment
Students are observed and assessed on the quality of…
Pre-Assessment
Students are observed and assessed on the quality of badminton shots that they can execute. The observer looks for specific correct movements (e.g. high elbow when hitting an overhead return) and fills out a checklist
Lower-Level
For the students that have little to no knowledge of the basic Badminton shots, their task would be to simple rally the shuttlecock between each other in small groups as they get to grips with the flight of the shuttlecock, the hand-eye coordination skills needed, and the best strategies for hitting a return shot consistently over the net.
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High-Level
For the higher skilled 5 students, the instruction will be focused on when and why to play specific types of shots.
Serve
• Serve to where the space is | don’t set your opponent for a smash |Serve to opponent’s backhand,
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Drop-shot
• The Drop Shot draws your opponent to the front of the court.
A good drop could disrupt your opponent’s footwork.
• The drop shot can be disguised as a clear or smash
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Mid-Level
For the middle group of 12 students they will be instructed on the specific cues and movements to execute a shot correctly.
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Overhead Clear
• Hit the birdie at the highest point possible, without locking your joints (full relaxed reach)
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Drop Shot
• Follow the points of a clear shot, but slow down the end of the swing to take the power away
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