My Blog Post Term 3 Week 2

By Anonymous -
My Hobby (AKA Badminton)
The reason I love Badminton is because it’s not just a stay in one place sport like golf, because you actually have to chase the shuttlecock. I’ve been playing this with my family and friends since I was 5, because we found a set in our house (it was quite old!). In Badminton, the aim of the game is to hit the shuttlecock back, and not miss it.
Tennis and Badminton are similar, but they aren’t the same thing. Tennis has a tennis ball, and Badminton has a shuttlecock. A tennis racket is thicker, because a tennis ball is heavier than a shuttlecock.

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