Underarm strokes BADMINTON BTEC SPORT
Task 1 Back to back 10 minutes • Task 1. In pairs, students are arranged back to back. Student A is given a task sheet, whereas Student B partner is given a simple blank sheet of paper and a pen. • Student A must explain to their partner what they need to draw without telling them the name of the shot or stroke • Student B must draw what he hears and write the name of the stroke drawn. He or she is not allowed to talk
Session aims • To know, understand and demonstrate the technique for Underarm strokes • Forehand/backhand net lift • Forehand/backhand drive • Forehand/backhand net shot
Research, draw and report I Task 2 • You have been divided into 3 groups, with 3 A3 blank sheets of paper for each group. • Task2.1 Your group must read and research the badminton topic given to you by your teacher. It will be either the forehand net lift, backhand net lift, forehand drive, backhand drive, forehand net shot, backhand net shot. Then you must put all the information researched on 1 A3 Poster, however, you can only use 12 words, and unlimited symbols, numbers, graphs or pictures (10 minutes). The entire group must work together to construct your poster.
Research, draw and report II • Task2.2 2 people from each group must go to another table and gather as much information about the other 2 aspects of badminton that they did not research. They make notes about the information that is being given to them by the other class members. • Meanwhile, 1 person from each group must stay with their poster and explain to the learners that approach them what their poster means and answer any questions (10 minutes)
Research, draw and report III • Task 2.3. Students return to there group and must now complete 1 more poster about the other elements of the badminton technique that they researched (10 minutes)
Forehand net lift • The aim of the forehand net lift is to hit the Shuttle from your own forecourt into the rear court of your opponent, sending them away from the base and allowing yourself time to recover. • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PsiWxdTgXaM
3 Stages of the Forehand Net Lift
Backhand net lift • The aim of the backhand net lift is to hit the shuttle from your own forecourt into the rear court of your opponent, gaining time and making space in their forecourt.
3 Stages of the Backhand Net Lift
Forehand drive • The aim of the forehand drive is to hit a shuttle from your own mid or rear court into the mid or rear court of your opponent, moving your opponent away from their base and reducing their attacking options. • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e826uzJ7gYg
3 Stages of the Forehand drive
Backhand drive • The aim of the backhand drive is to hit a shuttle from your own mid or rear court into the mid or rear court of your opponent, moving your opponent away from their base and reducing their attacking options.
Stages of the Backhand drive
Forehand net shot • The aim of the forehand net shot is to hit a shuttle from your own forecourt into the forecourt of your opponent, bringing them forward to help create space in the rear court and to try to force a lift. • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6uj7UoR7YJ8
Stages of the Forehand net shot
Backhand net shot • The aim of the backhand net shot is to hit a shuttle from your own forecourt into the forecourt of your opponent, bringing them forward to help create space in the rear court and to try to force a lift.
Stages of the Backhand net shot
Lesson summary • Identify the different ways of hitting a shuttle with the underarm strokes? • Describe each underarm technique for hitting a shuttle? • Explain the purpose of the forehand clear, forehand smash, overhead smash, Overhead clear, Overhead drop shot, and backhand clear? • Forehand clear • Forehand smash • Forehand drop shot • Backhand clear • Draw a trajectory for each technique? Write the answers in your notebook.
