Singapore Badminton Association
5 Stadium Drive
#02-40 OCBC Arena
Singapore 397631
https://www.singaporebadminton.org.sg
Telephone Number: +65 6344 1773
Email Address: secretariat@singaporebadminton.org.sg
Badminton is not only an enjoyable way to stay active and improve cardiovascular health, it also enhances coordination, agility, and balance.
Moreover, badminton is a social sport, fostering camaraderie and teamwork among players, which can lead to lasting friendships and a supportive community.
Unlike some high-impact sports, badminton is relatively low-risk for injury, making it an accessible option for adults of all fitness levels. Whether you're seeking a fun way to stay fit, eager to challenge yourself with a new skill, or simply looking for a recreational activity to enjoy with friends, badminton is a great sport to try and here's why:
Badminton has straightforward rules compared to many other sports, making it easier for beginners to understand and play.
All you need to play badminton is a racket, shuttlecock, and a relatively small space, such as a court or even a backyard. The simplicity of the equipment makes it accessible to beginners.
While badminton can be physically demanding at higher levels of play, beginners can start at a slower pace, gradually building up their skills and fitness over time.
Basic badminton strokes, such as the serve, clear, drop shot, and smash, can be learned relatively quickly with proper instruction and practice. Beginners can start playing rallies and games early on, which can be motivating and fun.
Badminton can be played casually or competitively, indoors or outdoors, singles or doubles. This versatility allows beginners to tailor their experience to their preferences and comfort level.
There are interest groups available if you are keen to start learning badminton, and you can find out more here.
By Patrick Johnston
By Patrick Johnston
By Patrick Johnston
By Patrick Johnston
Loh Kean Yew’s first smash of the shuttlecock can be traced to his childhood days in the courtyard of his Penang home. His foundation years would hone his personal grit and resilience. Family would
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TeamSG's Terry Hee, Jessica Tan, Loh Kean Yew and Yeo Jia Min at the 2022 SBO. Photo Credit : Team Nila Content Producer, Eric Koh
Team Singapore's shuttler Ang Chee Hiong at the 2022 APG in Solo Indonesia. Photo Credit : SNPC/Goh Si Wei
A Hwa Chong Institution player in Singles competition against his opponent from River Valley High School, at the 2023 National School Games semi-finals. Photo Credit : Team Nila Content Producer,
Nge Joo Jie (left) and Johann Prajogo, playing in their first season in the opens circuit, took a creditable bronze in the men's doubles. Photo: SNOC/Andy Chua
Singapore were in action across sports like sepak takraw on day 9 of the 32nd SEA Games in Cambodia. Photo: SNOC/Lim Wei Xiang
(Newly crowned SBO 2022 Champion, Anthony Ginting. Photo Credit : David Wirawan)
(Indonesia’s Anthony Ginting defeats Loh Kean Yew in SBO 2022 Semis. Photo Credit : David Wirawan)
(TeamSG's Loh Kean Yew celebrates after QF win. Photo Credit : David Wirawan)
(TeamSG's Loh Kean Yew is through to the last 8 of SBO 2022. Photo Credit : David Wirawan)
(India's 2022 Thomas Cup Champion, Srikanth Kidambi. Photo Credit : David Wirawan)
(TeamSG's Jason Teh celebrates at SBO 2022. Photo Credit : David Wirawan)
(Tan Wei Han and her Mixed Dbles partner Terry Hee at the gym. Photo Credit : Wei Han)
(Loh Kean Yew and Victor Axelsen training in Dubai in Sep 2021. Photo Credit : Kean Yew)
Badminton B Div Boys West Zone Final. 3rd Singles match : Xie Yuxuan (HCI) won 21-15, 21-18. Photo Credit : Team Nila Content Producer, Eric Koh.
(Team Singapore's Loh Kean Yew. Photo Credit: Sport Singapore/ Lim Weixiang)
(Singapore's Men's Badminton squad in Hanoi. Photo Credit : Sport Singapore/Lim Weixiang)
Team Singapore's Terry Hee (Left) and Loh Kean Hean in 2021. Photo Credit : Singapore Badminton Association
(Spirit of the game! Badminton players from Bowen Secondary and Edgefield Secondary exchanging fist bumps after an exciting semi-final clash. Photo Credit: Kenneth Tan)
(Maris Stella’s shuttlers pose with their trophy and medals after yet another successful North Zone badminton campaign. Photo Credit: Kenneth Tan)
(The South Zone B Div Badminton Girls' Semi-finals. Photo credit: Mohit Lalvani)
(Terry Hee and Tan Wei Han competing in the Final of the Orleans Masters. Photo Credit : Badmintonphoto)
Victoria School hosts Anglican High School (AHS) in the East Zone Boys B Division of the NSG Badminton Finals. Photo Credit : Mohit Lalvani
(TeamSG's Loh Kean Yew after winning his 1st World Championship title! Photo Credit : Badmintonphoto)
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A brief guide on the basic equipment and gear required to get you started on a game of badminton.
The type of badminton racket to use is a personal choice – weight of racket, balance point, string tension and the hand grip will determine the overall feel of your weapon of choice.
A breakdown of badminton rules based on “Laws of Badminton Regulations 2013/2014” by the Badminton World Federation.
While the traditional badminton scoring system has since been officially replaced, some quarters of the community still follow these rules for their recreational games.
Para Badminton is a racquet sport played using racquets to hit a shuttlecock across a net.
An interview with 23 year-old Claire Lim badminton enthusiast, who works full-time in office and is also a part-time weight loss and beauty blogger.
In competitive play, the forehand clear is employed as either an attacking shot or defensive shot, with the aim of driving your opponent to the rear court.
In a fast game of badminton, not only will mastering good footwork enable you to reach the shuttlecock early, it can also help to prevent injuries.
An explanation on the different types of serves you can perform in badminton and tips on how to deliver an unpredictable, well executed badminton service.
CLEAR, SMASH, DROP, DRIVE! - An overview of the different types of badminton strokes and when to use them.
The badminton smash, executed with great power and speed, can swiftly end the rally and win you points. It can be performed with either the forehand or the backhand.
Perfecting your badminton techniques will bring you one step closer to winning matches. Here are a set of footwork and stroking exercises to improve your form.
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Join our Parashuttlers team for badminton sessions at Yio Chu Kang Sports Hall!
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5 Stadium Drive
#02-40 OCBC Arena
Singapore 397631
https://www.singaporebadminton.org.sg
Telephone Number: +65 6344 1773
Email Address: secretariat@singaporebadminton.org.sg
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