Speedminton

Speedminton, also known as Crossminton, is a sport of the 21st century. The mix of tennis, squash, and badminton excites both young and old. Offer your group just a bit more speed and action instead of classic badminton. Speedminton is a very flexible sport that can be played on a wide variety of surfaces. The so-called Speeders, the special shuttlecocks used in Speedminton, are much more wind-resistant than the shuttlecocks used in badminton. Furthermore, you do not need a net to play this sport.

Land

the Speeder in the opponent’s square without them returning it.

2 players

• Special Speedminton rackets (smaller than badminton rackets)
• A special shuttlecock called a Speeder (heavier and faster than a badminton shuttlecock)
• Playing field: no net, played outdoors

• Two squares measuring 5.5 m on each side, 12.8 m apart
• Each player stands in one square

• The serve is made by throwing the Speeder toward the opponent’s square
• The Speeder must be hit before it touches the ground a second time
• Players hit alternately until the Speeder touches the ground, leaves the playing field, or is hit twice in a row by the same player

• A point is awarded when the opponent fails to correctly return the Speeder into the square
• The game is usually played in sets – the first player to reach 16 points with at least a 2-point lead wins the set
• A match typically consists of 3 winning sets

• No net: the Speeder can fly freely between the two squares
• Serves alternate between the players
• If the Speeder touches the ground outside the opponent’s square, the point is lost

Speedminton is one of the sports you can choose as part of our Fun4All offer.

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