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Supply Durable Board Badminton Racket Shuttlecock Battledore and Shuttlecock Adult Student Sports Fitness Plastic Board Badminton Racket Shuttlecock

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Product Name: paddle badminton racket

material: Plastic

specification: 32.5 * 18.5cm

weight: 300g

color: red blue green Orange

packing: 2-shot net bag

packing quantity: 50 sets/box

play: two people play against each other, just like badminton play

features: made of high quality environmentally friendly plastic, good elasticity and no odor

battledore and shuttlecock also known as "shuttlecock", a ball game that slaps badminton with boards. Athletes the two sides beat Badminton of a ball game against each other with boards on both sides of the stadium separated by the horizontal net. The stadium is 12 meters long and 4.50-6.50 meters wide. The height of the net column is 1.65 meters, and the center of the net is 1.5 meters from the ground. The ball weighs 4 to 6 grams, with three white feather inserted in round wooden pallet or rubber hold on. The racket is wooden, 35cm long and 17cm wide. The competition method is similar to badminton. It is divided into singles and doubles. Men win three in five games and women win two in three games. 15 points per game for singles and 21 points per game for doubles.

Battledore and shuttlecock, also known as "shuttlecock", is a ball game that slaps badminton balls with wooden boards. The stadium is separated by ball net, and the athletes each fight against each other on one side of the net for badminton. It is a mass sports activity developed by China under material difficulties during the anti-Japanese War. The competition method is similar to badminton, but the required site conditions and utensils are relatively simple. The first one to introduce battledore and shuttlecock was several staff members of the All-China Sports Association. In 1939, they saw Miao youth inserting three or five chicken feathers with bamboo tubes and slapping them with wooden boards in Guizhou. Inspired by them, they designed badminton and rackets and formulated rules, named "battledore and shuttlecock", it has been carried out successively in schools and sports venues in Chengdu, Chongqing, Kunming and other places.

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