Badminton is still growing to become a well known sport internationally. It is interesting that there is a legislative side to badminton that can be used to promote badminton. There are mostly parts of the class I enjoyed. Not only have I learned to play badminton, I have also learned to enjoy badminton. I enjoyed the structure and overall timing of course when it came to learning techniques. I have participated to my best of abilities and improved much since day one of this course.
Badminton is present internationally, but it is not one of the most well known sports internationally and some countries are in the early stages of adopting the sport into their culture. There are people who advocate for badminton. In Ireland, Richard Vaughan had …show more content…
I always participated in class because I strive to improve. I learned the parts of the racquet, how to serve, the boundaries of the court, how to hit a birdie, and how to play singles and doubles. What I need to improve on is maneuvering to a birdie when it is about to land farther away from me. At those specific moments I usually miss the birdie. I did not reach my full potential because I need to work more on my communication and accuracy. Even though people can 't be entirely perfect, I know I can improve. I usually work on a skill many times until it is good enough. I wish I tried a bit more to learn how to serve a little earlier in the course, because at the time I did my best, but I know I could 've gotten help a little earlier. When it came time to participate and play I did not shy away and I challenged myself. I did not bring negative experiences to the class and my contributions were constructive and helpful because I would sometimes compliment other teams and my partner to share positivity. I deserve 12.5 out of 12.5 for participation points because I always participated when it came to games and rallying and I never did not play if did not want to. I always did what I was suppose to do. I deserve 12.5 out 12.5 for skill improvements because I strived for improvement and improved in learning boundaries, serving, and hitting. I did not stop
Badminton is present internationally, but it is not one of the most well known sports internationally and some countries are in the early stages of adopting the sport into their culture. There are people who advocate for badminton. In Ireland, Richard Vaughan had …show more content…
I always participated in class because I strive to improve. I learned the parts of the racquet, how to serve, the boundaries of the court, how to hit a birdie, and how to play singles and doubles. What I need to improve on is maneuvering to a birdie when it is about to land farther away from me. At those specific moments I usually miss the birdie. I did not reach my full potential because I need to work more on my communication and accuracy. Even though people can 't be entirely perfect, I know I can improve. I usually work on a skill many times until it is good enough. I wish I tried a bit more to learn how to serve a little earlier in the course, because at the time I did my best, but I know I could 've gotten help a little earlier. When it came time to participate and play I did not shy away and I challenged myself. I did not bring negative experiences to the class and my contributions were constructive and helpful because I would sometimes compliment other teams and my partner to share positivity. I deserve 12.5 out of 12.5 for participation points because I always participated when it came to games and rallying and I never did not play if did not want to. I always did what I was suppose to do. I deserve 12.5 out 12.5 for skill improvements because I strived for improvement and improved in learning boundaries, serving, and hitting. I did not stop