Learn Tennis with Free Lessons & Tips

One of the most visible similarities between badminton and tennis is the equipment used. Both of these sports use rackets and nets as their primary equipment.

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1. Correct your Service Stance. In tennis, the ball is served diagonally across to the opponent's service court. ...
2. Step 2: Use the Right Serving Grip. ...
3. Step 3: Know the Serving Toss. ...
4. Step 4: The Serving Motion. ...
5. Step 5: Follow Through.

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The price of tennis equipment, including rackets, balls, shoes, and strings, can add up quickly. Quality gear often comes with a hefty price tag. Taking tennis lessons from qualified instructors involves costs. Their expertise and training contribute to the expense. Participating in tennis tournaments requires entry fees, travel costs, and accommodation expenses. These can strain the budget. read less

The name "badminton" originates from the British estate called Badminton House in Gloucestershire, England. In the mid-19th century, the Duke of Beaufort introduced a game to his guests that was played with shuttlecocks and battledores (racket-like implements). This game became popular among the British elite, and eventually, the sport was named after the estate where it was first played.

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