BADMINTON

3. This shot requires a lot of touches and good judgment on the force of the stroke. If it hits badly, it will either not clear the net or to be too long and allow the opponent an easy smash return
4. shuttle that can be easily broken
6. allows a player to increase the thickness of his racket to handle and choose a comfortable surface to hold.
7. strategy particularly in singles play. It may be hit with an underhand or overhead strike on either your forehand or backhand to force your opponent deep into her backcourt.
8. Cup Ladie's World team Badminton Championship
11. Men's World team Badminton Championship
14. also known as birdie
15. a wooden paddle
17. Holding the racket by the shaft with the non-racket hand, keeping the racket face perpendicular to the court and pointing away from the body. the "V" formed between the thumb and index finger
19. Shuttle made of plastic
20. governs international badminton and develop sports globally

1. Surname of your teacher in Physical Education
2. they are the group who introduced badminton as an upper class Amusement game in England
5. it has 2 characteristics; the oval shape and isometric shape
7. rectangular and divided into halves by a net
9. Known as the "thumb-up" grip, turning the rackets slightly to the right-handed player, and place the thumb along and parallel to the side of the handle
10. Name of your practice teacher in Physical Education
12. A fast hit, downward with force and steep, to put away any bird that has been hit up and short. The smash can only be hit from the overhead position.
13. string added across the middle
16. A flat shot that directs the bird in horizontal trajectory across the net. Both forehand and backhand drives send the shuttle just enough to clear the net in a level of slightly downward path.
18. swing motion of our racket arm