What is a Badminton Birdie Made of?
A birdie or shuttlecock must consist of certain materials to fly perfectly during a badminton match. Learn more about what birdies are made of in my newest post!
What Is a Service Judge in Badminton?
Ever wonder who the person sitting across the umpire is? That’s the badminton service judge. Find out more about this pivotal technical official in my latest article!
What are the Different Parts of a Badminton Racket?
A badminton racket consists of several parts. Find out what they are and how they’ve changed over the years in this post!
Is Badminton Considered a Sport?
Not only is it a sport, but it’s also one that has a storied history dating back to the 1800s. Let’s not forget that it’s in the Olympics. Yes, badminton is a sport. Here’s why:
Are Badminton and Tennis Courts the Same?
Tennis and badminton may be racket sports with courts and nets, but they’re far from being the same. One of the things that distinguish the two is the court. Find out the details in this post!
What is an Interval in Badminton?
Yeah, badminton is one of the fastest sports in the world, but that doesn’t mean there’s no such thing as a break or interval. Learn more about the interval in my latest post!
Why Do I Need Non-Marking Shoes to Play Badminton?
A non-marking badminton shoe isn’t just for looking flashy as you slice or smash. It’s one of the most important additions to your badminton arsenal.
Is a Shuttlecock That Lands on a Line Considered “In?”
Anyone would know how to call it when a shuttlecock lands beyond a service line, but what if it lands right on top of one? Find out in my latest post!
What is the Weight of a Feathered Shuttlecock?
Serve it. Smash it. Return it. All of these can be done to a feathered badminton shuttlecock. In this post, I share why it’s got a lot to do with weight!
What is a Let in Badminton?
What does the umpire do when an uncertified shuttlecock lands on your court? The umpire calls a let. What’s a let? Find out in my latest blog post!
Isometric vs Oval-Shaped Badminton Racket Heads: What’s the Difference?
There are two types of badminton racket heads — oval and isometric. Which racket head shape is right for your game? Find out in my new post!
When Was the First Badminton World Championships?
The Badminton World Championships are the spectacle to watch if you’re into badminton, but where and when did it begin? Find out in my new post!