How to make the Badminton Sport Shuttlecock with recycled materials

 

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Badminton Sport is a sport that has been practiced for a long time, originating in India and England and with another name poona was not called Badminton. In the 19th century, appearing in Europe and played with a racket that looks like court tennis. became official in Sport for the Olympic Games in the Olympic Games which was in the game and debuted in the games with the participation of many athletes in Barcelona in 1992. The sport has rules and they use the sports court to play by making serves with the racket that look like the tennis with a net dividing the court from one side to the other. The difference appears in the design of the badminton racket which is longer and different from the ping pong table racket and the ball which is the only shuttlecock to play with is not a tennis ball. The playing time is 3 partials during the game and it is necessary for the pair of two athletes and singles with one athlete on different sides and with four athletes on each side. And win in the interval of 2 minutes and 1 minute to score eleven points that are achieved and win 2 partials. Serves are played diagonally as in tennis on a sports court. The player needs to play and serve to the player on the other side. It is important that we teachers learn what and how they play the sport so that students at school or at home on the sports court or children's playground know how to play Badminton. The court has lines demarcated so that the athlete does not cross them during the game like tennis. And whoever is playing with the shuttlecock can learn to play badmiton.  Teenager, adults and children and other ages. Peteca in Brazil, which is what you can learn to make with recycled materials in the activity and teaching carried out at school or other sporting venues, has the option of making it with plastic bags or plastic bags. The shuttlecock in Brazil was a toy for many children in their childhood between the 40s and after the 70s, with the school, in works that explained about Brazilian indigenous people, using the shuttlecock to teach how to play without a racket in Brazil, which was made of leather at the base, the ball flattened and bird feathers. full of clay or leather. And they played by throwing it to each other, it was sold as a toy made of plastic and synthetic feathers, not from animals.

I didn't want to do the badminton shuttlecock because it's risky for the bottle with the lid down when playing to hit the student's face and also having to glue the cut made in the bottle to the edges of the bottle being made of plastic. With the bag, it doesn't cause pain when playing and throwing the shuttlecock and for children, babies who take everything to try the shuttlecock with camy fabric, it's a good option to avoid swallowing the packaging and the bag is easy to tear. only for older children and teenagers. the bag of gold in fabric.

With the use of resources in school activities to create toys and sports equipment for games, the shuttlecock was and is also used as the badminton ball and you can make it manually with bags and leftover fabrics or camy T.N.T on the other page of this blogger there is also the racket how to make with cardboard and paper. And in the photo I made the shuttlecock with recycled material and materials such as the plastic shopping bag and filling it with the bags and just close the bag and leave the handles up like bird feathers, the eagle, which is the symbol of the United States. Avoid placing feathers from birds and animals to respect and protect the environment. Do not pluck feathers from birds living in conservation. make the shuttlecock with resources and buy the shuttlecock for the game Badminton, that's fine and don't buy it to develop the activity at school, do it at home or with the students. After doing so, create competitions and tournaments where you can also play badminton with your family. Professionals in Physical Education, as is the training I did and trained, read about Badminton at CBBd. for better information. Drink water and not alcoholic beverages when practicing sports. The games can be played with short body skirts and a white blouse or the color of the country, as the Brazilian athlete Sergeant Ygor started to play and athletes like Telma from Brazil with the Brazilian representation in the Olympic sport of Badminton in blue.

And don't even play games with carnival incentives that have nothing to do with chickens or dress in feathers, but rather practice Olympic sports with raquetye.

Sports have the objective of removing young people and teenagers from the outside world, which not only harms them but also prevents them from having the privilege of practicing sports. Our proposal is to save young people and teenagers from party bars that last day and night using alcoholic drinks and adults too. And since the adolescence I had was about evangelizing, going to what I needed to hear the word of God and about Jesus in salvation for us, invite students to learn to approach each other to play sports and during nights and days I made paper cards in my hands so that people could go to the house of God and after training in Physical Education I want to propose that when doing competition projects in Badminton they use resources such as paper origami to make invitations for caps to watch school games and how the game takes place on a closed court at school There may not be coverage, so use the cap for students to avoid headaches and make paper caps in your hands for other students to participate in the game and be careful when handing out the caps, avoid places at risk, the option is official paper in the color of the game and to differentiate boy from girl.