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Badminton · Stufe 1: Anfänger · Unterstufe 1.2

Court, Shuttle and Racket

10 Tests · 100 Fakten · aktualisiert am 29. Oktober 2026 · Markdown

The court and its lines from a player's side, the net, feathered and synthetic shuttles, how a shuttle flies, choosing its speed, the racket and its parts, strings and grip, shoes and clothing, and caring for kit.

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Test 1The court and its halvesTest machen

  1. The net splits the court into the two players' halves.

    Quelle: BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 1 · Wissen

  2. The court is a rectangle marked with lines.

    Quelle: BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 1 · Wissen

  3. The centre line splits each half into left and right service courts.

    Quelle: BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 1 · Wissen

  4. Each half has a left and a right service court behind the short service line.

    Quelle: BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 1 · Anwendung

  5. Coaches split the court into forecourt, midcourt and rearcourt.

    Quelle: BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 7 · Wissen

  6. The rearcourt is the back third, where clears and smashes are played from.

    Quelle: BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 7 · Wissen

  7. The midcourt lies between forecourt and rearcourt.

    Quelle: BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 7 · Wissen

  8. Forecourt, midcourt, rearcourt.

    Quelle: BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 7 · Wissen

  9. From the net back to the rear.

    Quelle: BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 1 · Wissen

  10. The area between the net and the short service line is the forecourt.

    Quelle: BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 7 · Anwendung

Test 2Lines for singles and doublesTest machen

  1. Singles uses the inner (singles) side lines; doubles the outer ones.

    Quelle: BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 1 · Wissen

  2. Doubles rallies use the court's full width.

    Quelle: BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 1 · Wissen

  3. In British usage the side strips are the tramlines (also alleys).

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  4. Lines belong to the court they mark, so a shuttle on the line is in.

    Quelle: BWF Laws of Badminton 2027 (player's view), Law 1.3 · Wissen

  5. The doubles service box ends at the inner back line.

    Quelle: BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 1 · Wissen

  6. In singles the long, narrow box runs to the back boundary line.

    Quelle: BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 1 · Wissen

  7. With one player per side, the singles court is narrower.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  8. Short service line, then the doubles service line, then the back boundary.

    Quelle: BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 1 · Wissen

  9. A service court is half the singles width or so; doubles is widest.

    Quelle: BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 1 · Wissen

  10. In singles the outer strip is outside the court.

    Quelle: BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 1 · Anwendung

Test 3The net and postsTest machen

  1. Posts stay on the doubles side lines for singles and doubles.

    Quelle: BWF Laws of Badminton 2027 (player's view), Law 1.5 · Wissen

  2. The net sags slightly: 1.55 m at the posts, 1.524 m at the centre.

    Quelle: BWF Laws of Badminton 2027 (player's view), Law 1.10 · Wissen

  3. The top of the net is edged with white tape.

    Quelle: BWF Laws of Badminton 2027 (player's view), Law 1.8 · Wissen

  4. A white edge stands out against a dark background.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  5. A net cord that falls over the net is in play.

    Quelle: BWF Laws of Badminton 2027 (player's view), Law 15 · Anwendung

  6. Touching the net in play loses the rally.

    Quelle: BWF Laws of Badminton 2027 (player's view), Law 13.4.1 · Wissen

  7. Net shots are soft strokes that drop close to the net.

    Quelle: BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 7 · Wissen

  8. Posts, net, tension, then a height check.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  9. A net cord is in play if it goes over.

    Quelle: BWF Laws of Badminton 2027 (player's view), Law 15 · Wissen

  10. A soft shot played close to the net that drops just over is a net shot.

    Quelle: BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 7 · Anwendung

Test 4Feathered and synthetic shuttlesTest machen

  1. Feathered shuttles use goose or duck feathers.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  2. The base is cork with a thin leather cover.

    Quelle: BWF Laws of Badminton 2027 (player's view), Law 2.1 · Wissen

  3. Synthetic shuttles have a nylon or plastic skirt.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  4. Nylon shuttles are cheaper and more durable for practice.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  5. Top-level play uses feathered shuttles.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  6. Feathers wear and break, so shuttles are replaced during matches.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Anwendung

  7. Shuttles are commonly sold in tubes of 12.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  8. Nylon is cheapest; goose feather is the premium choice.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  9. Feathered shuttles wear out and are replaced.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  10. Nylon shuttles last longer and cost less, so clubs use them for practice.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Anwendung

Test 5How a shuttle fliesTest machen

  1. The skirt acts like a tail, so the base flies first.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  2. The feathered skirt causes strong drag, so the shuttle slows quickly.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  3. Having lost most of its speed, the shuttle falls steeply.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Anwendung

  4. Smashes start at very high speed and point downwards.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Anwendung

  5. Moving air carries the light shuttle sideways or short.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  6. The skirt's drag flips the shuttle so the base leads.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Anwendung

  7. Heavy drag makes the shuttle's flight short and steep at the end.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  8. The shuttle slows, turns and drops steeply.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  9. Drives are flat; defensive clears go highest.

    Quelle: BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 7 · Wissen

  10. Drag slows the shuttle all the way, so it is slowest near the end.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Anwendung

Test 6Choosing shuttle speedTest machen

  1. Manufacturers grade feathered shuttles by speed.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  2. Warm air lets a shuttle fly further, so a slower grade is used.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  3. Thinner air means less drag, so shuttles fly further.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  4. A full underhand hit from the back line shows where it lands.

    Quelle: BWF Laws of Badminton 2027 (player's view), Law 3 · Wissen

  5. A shuttle that falls short is too slow for the conditions.

    Quelle: BWF Laws of Badminton 2027 (player's view), Law 3 · Anwendung

  6. Cold, dense air slows shuttles, so a faster grade is picked.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  7. At events the Referee decides the speed of shuttles used.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  8. Heat and altitude make shuttles fly further, so slower grades are used.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  9. A quick test before play shows if the speed suits the hall.

    Quelle: BWF Laws of Badminton 2027 (player's view), Law 3 · Wissen

  10. Warm air makes the shuttle carry, so the slowest grade suits.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Anwendung

Test 7Rackets and their partsTest machen

  1. The handle is where the player grips.

    Quelle: BWF Laws of Badminton 2027 (player's view), Law 4.1.1 · Wissen

  2. The shaft connects handle and head.

    Quelle: BWF Laws of Badminton 2027 (player's view), Law 4.1.4 · Wissen

  3. Modern rackets are mostly carbon-fibre composites.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  4. Typical frames weigh roughly 80-90 g, much lighter than a tennis racket.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  5. The U scale shows weight; 4U is lighter than 3U.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  6. More weight in the head adds power; head-light rackets are quicker.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  7. Head-light rackets swing faster for quick exchanges.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  8. Handle, shaft, throat, head.

    Quelle: BWF Laws of Badminton 2027 (player's view), Law 4.1 · Wissen

  9. A higher U number means a lighter frame.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  10. The shuttle is hit with the strings inside the head.

    Quelle: BWF Laws of Badminton 2027 (player's view), Law 4.1.2 · Anwendung

Test 8Strings and gripTest machen

  1. Tension is the pull put on the strings when the racket is strung.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  2. Tension is mostly given in pounds or kilograms.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  3. Lower tensions are more forgiving for off-centre hits.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  4. Tighter strings give precise control to accurate hitters.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  5. Players wrap an overgrip or towel grip over the handle for feel and sweat.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  6. A worn, sweaty grip can slip in the hand.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  7. A relaxed handshake-style grip lets the wrist and fingers work.

    Quelle: BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 7 · Wissen

  8. Wraps are wound from the butt upwards and taped.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  9. Tension tends to rise with the player's level.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  10. An overgrip improves feel and stops the hand slipping.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Anwendung

Test 9Shoes and clothingTest machen

  1. Indoor court shoes have non-marking gum soles for grip.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  2. Badminton has many sideways lunges and stops; running shoes are built for forward motion.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  3. Light clothing that lets players move freely is usual.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  4. Headbands and wristbands keep sweat away.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  5. Competition regulations require players' names on their shirts.

    Quelle: BWF General Competition Regulations 2026 · Wissen

  6. Strings often break, so players keep spare rackets.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  7. Players wipe soles and courts are mopped to stop slipping.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  8. Rackets first, then shoes, spares and drink.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  9. Court shoes are made for lunges; boots with studs are the worst choice.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  10. Gum rubber grips the court mat and leaves no marks.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Anwendung

Test 10Looking after equipmentTest machen

  1. Heat can damage strings and frames.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  2. A broken string is replaced by restringing the racket.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  3. Racket clashes are a common cause of broken frames.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  4. Kept in tubes, they hold their shape; some players keep them slightly humid.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  5. Very dry feathers become brittle.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  6. Dust and sweat make the court slippery.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  7. Damaged shuttles fly unevenly and are replaced.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  8. Clean, check, cover, store.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  9. Old strings out, frame mounted, strung and tied.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Wissen

  10. Broken strings cut power and control; a spare or restring is needed.

    Quelle: General badminton reference · Anwendung

Quellen

BWF Coaches' Manual Level 1 (2017), BWF regulations and history, Olympedia; original questions authored, nothing reproduced. Numbered rules belong to the Rules category (Badminton - Laws of Badminton).

  • General badminton reference63
  • BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 112
  • BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 79
  • BWF Laws of Badminton 2027 (player's view), Law 33
  • BWF Laws of Badminton 2027 (player's view), Law 152
  • BWF Laws of Badminton 2027 (player's view), Law 1.31
  • BWF Laws of Badminton 2027 (player's view), Law 1.51
  • BWF Laws of Badminton 2027 (player's view), Law 1.101
  • BWF Laws of Badminton 2027 (player's view), Law 1.81
  • BWF Laws of Badminton 2027 (player's view), Law 13.4.11
  • BWF Laws of Badminton 2027 (player's view), Law 2.11
  • BWF Laws of Badminton 2027 (player's view), Law 4.1.11
  • BWF Laws of Badminton 2027 (player's view), Law 4.1.41
  • BWF Laws of Badminton 2027 (player's view), Law 4.11
  • BWF Laws of Badminton 2027 (player's view), Law 4.1.21
  • BWF General Competition Regulations 20261