Badminton Set for 20 Players with 20 Rackets and 30 Shuttlecocks

Organise badminton for a class, sports group or event with this complete badminton set for 20 players. You receive 10 individual sets, each containing 2 badminton rackets and 3 shuttlecocks. That gives you 20 blue rackets and 30 shuttlecocks in total.

At Discountershop, this version provides enough badminton equipment to give up to twenty children, adults or recreational players their own racket. The included carrying covers also make the sets easy to distribute per pair, transport and store after each activity.

What Is Included in This Badminton Set?

The badminton equipment consists of ten individual sets. Each separate set contains two rackets and three shuttlecocks. The quantities per available option are:

• 1 set: 2 badminton rackets and 3 shuttlecocks
• 2 sets: 4 badminton rackets and 6 shuttlecocks
• 3 sets: 6 badminton rackets and 9 shuttlecocks
• 4 sets: 8 badminton rackets and 12 shuttlecocks
• 5 sets: 10 badminton rackets and 15 shuttlecocks
• 6 sets: 12 badminton rackets and 18 shuttlecocks
• 7 sets: 14 badminton rackets and 21 shuttlecocks
• 8 sets: 16 badminton rackets and 24 shuttlecocks
• 9 sets: 18 badminton rackets and 27 shuttlecocks
• 10 sets: 20 badminton rackets and 30 shuttlecocks

This version therefore includes 20 badminton rackets, 30 shuttlecocks and carrying covers. With one racket for each participant, the set is suitable for activities involving up to 20 people.

Playing Badminton with Twenty People

The 20 rackets give you several ways to organise a large group. If sufficient space is available, you can arrange ten singles matches simultaneously. For doubles, you can use five courts with four participants playing on each court.

When fewer courts are available, divide the twenty participants into smaller groups. For example, four players can play doubles while others complete serving, aiming or footwork exercises. The groups then move to a new activity after an agreed playing period.

This approach prevents long queues and keeps every participant active. It makes the set suitable for PE lessons, sports circuits, badminton clinics and recreational tournaments.

Blue Aluminium and Bioplastic Rackets

The badminton rackets combine an aluminium frame with bioplastic components. The aluminium frame keeps the rackets manageable during recreational use. Their blue colour makes them easy to recognise and gives the equipment a consistent appearance during lessons and events.

Each racket measures approximately 68 cm in length and 22.5 cm in width. The rackets have medium flexibility and an even balance. These characteristics support an accessible swing and make them suitable for serves, clears, underarm shots and controlled rallies.

Bioplastic refers to plastic for which raw materials of biological origin may have been used entirely or partially. The term does not mean that the complete racket is biodegradable or suitable for composting.

Suitable Activities and Locations

This large-group badminton set is suitable for:

• PE lessons at primary and secondary schools
• Sports days, introduction days and project weeks
• Badminton training for beginners
• Sports clubs and recreational associations
• Youth camps and holiday programmes
• Company outings and team-building events
• Campsites, holiday parks and group accommodation
• Community centres and after-school programmes
• Family celebrations and group weekends
• Recreational badminton in a sports hall
• Games in a large garden
• Badminton clinics and activity circuits

Children and adults can use the rackets for recreational activities. Adjust the court size, rules and playing distance according to the participants’ ages and experience levels.

Distributing Ten Sets Efficiently

The ten individual sets make the equipment easy to distribute. Give every pair one carrying cover containing two rackets and three shuttlecocks. This gives each group an identifiable equipment set and prevents you from having to distribute the complete stock separately.

You can number the carrying covers from one to ten and use the same numbers for courts or practice stations. Participants can then take their assigned set with them when they rotate to the next activity.

Keep some of the 30 shuttlecocks in reserve during the activity. Distributing only the shuttlecocks currently required reduces the risk of them being stepped on, lost or worn out unnecessarily.

Lesson and Game Formats

Twenty rackets allow you to organise several activities:

• Singles matches for ten fixed pairs
• Doubles matches on five badminton courts
• A circuit featuring stroke and movement exercises
• A knockout tournament with additional qualification rounds
• A group competition with short matches
• Target practice using hoops or marked zones
• A rally challenge in which teams count successful strokes
• A relay activity with badminton rackets and shuttlecocks
• A rotation system with multiple practice stations
• A warm-up featuring balance exercises and racket control

A badminton net is not stated as being included. Without a net, you can use the equipment for cooperative rallies, shuttle control, stroke practice and target exercises. Standard matches require a separate net and a suitable playing area.

Tips for Organising a Large Badminton Activity

Begin with a short explanation of the required safe swinging distance. Participants can then practise keeping a shuttlecock in the air before matches begin. This helps beginners develop racket control and understand the direction of their strokes.

For mixed-ability groups, create different difficulty levels. Beginners can play over a shorter distance, while experienced participants use a larger court or follow additional rules. This allows everyone to take part at an appropriate level.

Use short rounds of several minutes when organising a circuit or tournament. Regular rotation gives participants different opponents and keeps the programme structured.

Maintenance and Storage

Inspect the rackets before and after every activity. Pay attention to the frames, grips and strings. Stop using a racket if its frame is bent, its handle is loose or any sharp components are visible.

Remove dust, moisture and sand with a soft, dry cloth. If the rackets or shuttlecocks become wet, allow them to air-dry completely before putting them inside the carrying covers.

Store the badminton sets in a dry location away from direct sunlight and heat sources. Do not place heavy objects on top of the rackets, as prolonged pressure may deform the frames or strings.

Safety Information

Provide sufficient free space between players and maintain a safe distance from windows, walls, lights, furniture and bystanders. Participants should not swing their rackets while another person is standing within their hitting range.

When playing outdoors, use a level, dry surface. Stop the activity during thunderstorms, strong winds or slippery conditions. Wear sports shoes with adequate grip and ensure that children play under adult supervision.

Only use the rackets for badminton and related exercises. Do not strike the ground, posts or other hard objects. Inspect damaged shuttlecocks before further use and remove any with loose or sharp components.

Product Specifications

• Product type: badminton set for groups
• Number of individual sets: 10
• Number of badminton rackets: 20
• Number of shuttlecocks: 30
• Suitable for: up to 20 players
• Possible matches: 10 singles matches or 5 doubles matches
• Colour: blue
• Racket materials: aluminium and bioplastic
• Racket length: approximately 68 cm
• Racket width: approximately 22.5 cm
• Flexibility: medium
• Balance: even
• Stringing: standard
• Target group: children, adults and recreational players
• Suitable for: indoor and outdoor use
• Carrying covers: included
• Badminton net: not included

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Frequently Asked Questions

How can I divide twenty participants when only four playing areas are available?

Create four groups of five participants. Four people play a doubles match on each court while the fifth keeps score. Change the scorekeeper, partners and opponents after every short playing round.

Which exercise helps participants improve the accuracy of their serves?

Place several marked target zones behind the service line. Give every player ten serves and award points when the shuttlecock lands inside a target. Gradually increase the serving distance as their accuracy improves.

How can I adapt a badminton activity for players with different ability levels?

Adjust the distance, court size and scoring system for each playing area. Beginners can play closer together and repeat missed serves, while experienced players use a larger court or practise specific stroke techniques.

What is a practical way to manage thirty shuttlecocks during a lesson?

Distribute a limited number of shuttlecocks across the courts and keep the remainder in a central reserve. Assign one participant per court to check that all used shuttlecocks are collected after each round.