Triumph COMPETITION BADMINTON SET User manual

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COMPETITION
BADMINTON SET
INSTRUCTION MANUAL

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Parts List
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ASSEMBLY # DESCRIPTION QUANTITY
P1 3-Piece Pole 2
P2 Competition Side Strap Badminton Net 1
P3 Competition Guyline with Tensioner 2
P4 Ground Stakes 4
P5 Boundary Line with Corner Anchors 1
P6 Sports Bag 1
P7 Badminton Rackets 4
P8 Shuttlecocks 3
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P9 Pole Anchors 2

STEP 1: Badminton Pole and Net Set up
Diagram A
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Assemble both poles to their full length and attach pole anchors P9. Unfold the net and lay it
out across the center of the court. Slide the net straps on the top of each pole making sure
that the top of the net meets the top of each pole. Attach the guyline systems to the
top of each pole at the eyebolt and then upright the poles.
The poles should be pitched with the
bottom of the pole slightly angled toward
the center of the court. With the steel
guyline stakes attached to the guyline
end loops insert each of the stakes
into the ground at 45 degree angles
from the end net. The net may slip
down from the top of the pole.
This can be adjusted later.
(note Diagram A)
Diagram B
With the stakes firmly anchored in the ground
at both ends of the net adjust each pole to a
full upright position. This should put tension
on both the top and bottom net tapes. The net
should now be adjusted on each pole starting
at the top. The net height should be 5’ in the
center of the net to 5’1” at the poles. Any extra
tensioning of the guylines can be done with the
plastic guyline tensioners. (note Diagram B)
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
STEP 2: Net Tensioning with Guylines
P9
P9

STEP 3: Installing Boundary
Congratulations. You are now ready to play.
44'
20'
Diagram C
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Standard court size is 20 feet wide and 44 feet long. With the net fully
installed unwind the braided boundary line and arrange the corner anchors
into each corner of the court without anchoring. Square off the boundary and
place the center line markers on the boundary line one foot inside the poles.
Diagram C illustrates what your court should look like when the net and
boundary are fully installed.
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS (continued)

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS (continued)
Diagram D illustrates in detail what a professional badminton court looks like.
This has been included to give a general sense of court orientation. For serving
the server should be six and a half feet from the net and should serve from the
right side of the court into the opposing left hand court side. If the point is
won by the server then the next serve will be from the left side of the court
to the opposing right side.
Diagram D
5'1"
5'
44'
2'6"
1'6"
20'
10'
6'6"
15'6"
Short Service Line
Side Line for Singles
Side Line for Doubles
Service Center Line
Long Service
LIne for Doubles
Long Service LIne
for Singles
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BADMINTON GAME RULES
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Scoring:
Badminton can be played in singles (one per side) or doubles (two players per
side).
Service:
The team winning the toss of the coin shall have the option of serving first,
receiving the serve or choosing the court side. The side that serves first has only
one service to start the game. After the game begins, each team gets two serves.
Service Rotation:
The team which serves first must serve from their right half court diagonally
opposite to their opponents right half of the court
Singles:
The players serve from the right half of the court when their score is “0” or
an even number of points. Service is delivered from the left half of the court
on odd number of points. If the team serving makes a fault, one serve is lost.
Of the team receiving the serve makes a fault, the team serving gets a point
and continues to serve. The serve must alternate from right and left half of
the courts after each serve as stated before.
Doubles:
The serve must alternate from the right half of the court to the left half of the
court after each serve, so no player receives consecutive serves. Teammates
must serve consecutively.
The Game:
Can be played to 15 or 21 points. The best two out of three games wins the
match. Team changes court sides after each game.
It is a fault if:
• The shuttle is served overhand. The shuttle must be struck at a point not higher
than the server’s waist.
• In serving, the shuttle falls into wrong service court, falls short of the service line
or beyond the long service line or outside the side boundaries.
• The server or person receiving the service does not serve from within their
right side or left half of the court, whichever the case might be.
• The server or player intentionally obstructs or distracts his opponent.

BADMINTON GAME RULES (continued)
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• The server misses the shuttle in attempt to serve.
• During service or play, the shuttle falls outside the court boundaries, passes through
or under the net or fails to pass over the net.
• A player reaches over the net and hits the shuttle on their opponent’s side
of the court. However, a player may hit the shuttle on their side of the court
and follow through on the swing over the net.
• The shuttle is hit twice in succession by the same player or the shuttle is hit
by a player and his teammate successively.
Note: It is not a fault if the shuttle hits the net during service or during play and goes
over the net. If this occurs during the serve, repeat serve.
BADMINTON NET SYSTEM MAINTENANCE
Boundary line
Though the boundary line used with this net system is unlikely to knot it can
tangle and should be carefully wound up after each use.
Telescopic poles and push buttons
Poles should be checked for dirt and debris after each use.
Keeping the push buttons clean will allow them to operating smoothly.