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    This document discusses the differences between individual sports, dual sports, and team sports. It provides examples of sports that are strictly dual, like beach volleyball, as well as sports that can be played individually or as dual competitions, such as tennis, badminton, and table tennis. The document also includes a brief history of badminton, describing it as a tennis-like game where players hit a shuttlecock back and forth over a high net.

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     P.E.

    3
     INDIVIDUAL &
     DUAL SPORTS
     The study of Physical Education 3
    has two aspects one, knowledge of
    the basic skills; the other, knowledge
    of the rules of the different sports.
    This workbook seeks to present an
    integrated approach to the study of
    individual and dual sports by using
    drills, exercise, and other activities
    which may discover, enhance, and
    develop the physical educations
    students’ sport skills. Focus is on
    athletics, Badminton, Table
    tennis, tennis.
     INTRODUCTION:

     Sports can be
    enjoyable as well
    as a great way to
    get or stay in
    shape. Some
    sports are
    individual sports,
    where one
    athlete competes
    on his or her own
    merits. Other
    sports are dual
    sports, which
    require two
    athletes to
    compete as a
    team to win
    together. Both of
    these are distinct
    from team
    sports, where
    larger numbers
    of athletes work
    together. The
    main difference
    between
    individual and
    dual sports is the
    number of
    athletes who
    compete on the
    same side.

    Dual Sports
    There are only a handful of sports that are strictly
    dual sports and don’t have an option for individual
    competition. At the Olympic level, beach volleyball
    involves two players per team. In professional
    wrestling—which some would argue isn’t a sport—
    tag team matches involve two-person teams where
    one competitor tags in or out of the match. You can
    play two-on-two basketball as well.

     Sports That Can Be Individual or


    Dual
    There are certain sports that can be
    either individual or dual sports. The
    most common example is tennis,
    where athletes can compete in
    singles or doubles play, and many
    competitors take part in both at
    major tournaments. You can also
    play other racquet sports like
    badminton and racquetball in either
    format.
    Table tennis, or ping-pong, gives
    players options for playing as
    individuals or as duos. Billiards offers
    two-on-two options as well.
    https://www.reference.com/world-
    view/difference-between-individual-
    dual-sports-80a64f7a9378aa03

    BADMINTON
     History of Badminton
     Badminton is tennis like game played
    with light strong rackets that are used
    to strike a shuttlecock ( for a feather
    cork missile) back and forth, before it
    hits the ground the ground across a
    high net within a rectangular court.

     Most Authorities feel that the game


    developed from the ancient pastime
    known asbattledore and shuttlecock.
     Facilities and Equipment

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