Outdoor Badminton

2 players

badminton shuttlecock – racket – badminton net

1. Place the base on a flat surface.
2. Stabilize the base: Rotate the stabilizing bar from underneath the base. For soft ground, use the safety pins (goupilles) provided for extra stability.
3. Set up the posts: Unfold the posts and secure the joints using the locking system (look for the lock symbol). The height is adjustable – either to full height or to 1.4 m.
4. Attach the posts to the base.
5. Unfold and attach the net.
6. Done – ready to play!

Badminton is a racket sport played with a shuttlecock and rackets. The objective of the game is to hit the shuttlecock over the net in such a way that the opponent cannot return it according to the rules. It is a fast-paced, technically demanding, and physically challenging sport.

Rules

• The shuttlecock may only be hit once per side.
• The shuttlecock must go over the net and land within the opponent’s court boundaries.
• On serve, the shuttlecock must be struck below the waist, and the server must stand behind the service line.

Points

• Each error results in a point – regardless of who is serving.
• A set is played to 21 points, and must be won with a 2-point lead (maximum of 30 points).
• A match is typically played as best of 3 sets (i.e., a maximum of three sets).

Opening hours:

Outdoor badminton is offered as part of the Fun4All programme. The equipment is provided during the opening hours from Fun4All in the ski room.

Price:

• The offer is free of charge for overnight guests (camping, holiday home, Sporthouse, bungalow).
• External guests pay €10 per badminton set. Payment is made at the reception desk, where you will receive a payment receipt with which you can borrow the equipment in the ski room.