* You are viewing the archive for the ‘badminton equipment’ Category
Badminton: China’s Li-Ning company signs $8.8m deal with SBA
SINGAPORE: Local badminton received a huge boost on Monday, after China’s leading sports brand Li-Ning signed a four-year deal worth $8.8 million with the national sports association.
Read more on Channel NewsAsia
Welwyn Hatfield Queens Golden Jubliee Grants
FUTURE potential Olympic stars from across Welwyn Hatfield lined up to receive funding that will help towards tuition and equipment. Welwyn Hatfield Council dished out its latest round of Queen’s Golden Jubilee Award grants to 15 talented youngsters from the borough.
Read more on The Welwyn & Hatfield Times
FT SPORTS COUNCIL ALLOCATES RM1.7 MIL FOR SUKMA PREPARATIONS
KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 31 (Bernama) — The Federal Territories Sports Council has set aside an allocation of RM1.7 million to prepare for the SUKMA in Melaka, to be held from June 10-19.
Read more on Bernama via Yahoo! Malaysia News
Championship Badminton Equipment, Inc. Presents: Championship Badminton Training with Trent Toogism and Dan Kaiser
Okay, for my pe theory homework I was supposed to research these, but i’m having trouble finding any information on the web. Anyone know any good websites that include the information I need or just know the answers themselves? Here are the questions:
1) What officials are required to ensure that your sport is played in a fair and safe environment? (e.g. Umpire, scorer, timekeeper)
2) What is the role of each of the officials?
3) [I have this answer for basketball, so I only need it for badminton]
What equipment/uniform is required for the officials to do their job?
4) What qualifications are required to be an official in your chosen sport?
5) What Health and Safety issues do your officials have to consider?
6) Any other issues specific to your chosen sport?
Thanks for helping, if you can’t answer them can you tell me a good website that contains the information I need?
In order to play badminton, a person needs a racket, a shuttlecock or birdie, a net and possibly a pair of badminton shoes. Learn about wearing comfortable clothes to play badminton with help from a badminton instructor in this free video on badminton equipment. Expert: Dave Zarco Contact: www.usabadminton.org Bio: Dave Zarco has been involved with pro badminton since 1968. Filmmaker: Paul Muller
I have 2 tennis racquets (1 Spalding from 1940s, 1 Slazenger from 1950s) & an 1950s Spalding badminton racquet. All have the original wooden head casing & are in great condition.
I would prefer to take them to a shop (Central, East or North London) rather than sell online.
There were my mum & Dads from school, Im moving to a smaller house & would love them to go to someone who will appreciate them.
