Sports, athletics, and play are fundamental aspects of the past and present of every human culture. From team games to individual challenges, sporting contests remain a globally popular form of competition, exercise, and skill building for people of all ages and backgrounds. The following standards have been compiled for you as references describing the sizes, parameters, and regulations that govern the playing fields, balls, equipment, and rules for each specific sport. We will continue to expand and update these guides over time to further illustrate the diversity of sports and games played around the world.
A bowling lane is a long straight rectangular alley with two gutters along the side for bowling balls. At the front of the lane is the approach area with a foul line that cannot be passed. Flanking the middle of the lane are gutters or channels. At the end of the lane is the bowling pit.
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Badminton is a racket (racquet) sport where players hit a shuttlecock over a net to score points. Badminton can be played in either singles (one player per side) or doubles with court sizes for either game style. Points are scored when the shuttlecock lands on the opposing team’s half of the court.
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