Badminton

As the Galgotias University sports council, we prioritize enhancing the physical and mental well-being of our students by introducing various sports activities. Among these, badminton holds a prominent place due to its long-term benefits on physical education and overall development, including the optimization of body composition. Our university boasts three state-of-the-art, indoor badminton courts where dedicated shuttlers gather regularly to hone their skills and enjoy competitive play. Join us in this journey towards holistic development through sports!

Origin:

Badminton has a rich history dating back over 2,000 years, originating in Siam, China. Its introduction to England in 1870 marked a turning point, where it was initially played resembling tennis. The game's journey continued to Canada before making its way to America in 1929, where it gained significant popularity. This popularity eventually led to badminton becoming an Olympic sport. Notably, the bird speeds in badminton matches can reach up to 100 miles per hour, showcasing the sport's speed and intensity.

Benefits:

Badminton is a popular sport played in numerous neighborhoods, particularly during winters, serving as a means of socialization. Alongside its social aspect, there are numerous benefits associated with playing badminton in daily life:

Enhanced reflex action and mobility.

Development of mental agility while aiding in weight management.

Boosting metabolism rate and improving flexibility.