Value Pack Badminton Set for 20 Players

Organise a PE lesson, training session or recreational badminton tournament with this value pack for up to 20 players. The badminton package consists of 10 individual sets containing 20 yellow aluminium rackets, 30 bioplastic shuttlecocks and practical storage bags in total.

At Discountershop, this complete group set provides equipment for schools, sports clubs, campsites, youth organisations and events. Every participant can use an individual racket, while the generous number of shuttlecocks provides useful spares during longer activities.

What Is Included in This Badminton Value Pack?

This value pack consists of ten individual badminton sets. Each set contains two rackets and three shuttlecocks. The complete package includes:

• 10 individual badminton sets
• 20 yellow badminton rackets
• 30 bioplastic shuttlecocks
• Storage bags for transportation and storage
• Enough rackets for up to 20 players

Distribute the equipment per pair to keep everything organised. Each pair then receives two rackets and three shuttlecocks. This arrangement is practical for PE lessons, training circuits and sports days with multiple playing areas.

A badminton net is not stated as being included. A separate net and suitable playing space are therefore required for matches using a standard badminton setup.

Organising Badminton for Twenty Players

With 20 badminton rackets, up to twenty players can each use their own racket. Ten singles matches are possible when sufficient courts are available. For doubles, twenty participants can be divided across five courts.

If you have fewer playing areas, combine matches with practice stations. For example, eight players can play doubles on two courts while the remaining participants practise serving, footwork, rally control or hitting marked targets.

Use short rounds with fixed rotation times. Participants will know when to move to the next activity, keeping the session organised. This structure works well for physical education, clinics, youth camps and team-building events.

Yellow Aluminium Badminton Rackets

The set contains 20 badminton rackets with an aluminium construction. Their yellow colour stands out clearly and helps supervisors find the equipment during group activities or distinguish it from rackets belonging to other sets.

Aluminium rackets are suitable for recreational use and various basic techniques. Players can practise serves, forehand and backhand strokes, clears, drop shots and underarm shots.

Beginners can start over a short distance and work together to keep the shuttlecock in the air. More experienced players can use a full court or practise directing their shots towards different zones.

Only use the rackets for badminton. Striking the floor, walls, posts or other hard objects may damage the frame, strings and handle.

30 Bioplastic Shuttlecocks

This value pack includes 30 bioplastic shuttlecocks. You can distribute three shuttlecocks per pair or keep some in a central reserve. Avoiding the use of every shuttlecock at once helps reduce loss and unnecessary wear.

Bioplastic means that the plastic may be produced entirely or partially using raw materials of biological origin. The term does not automatically mean that the shuttlecocks are biodegradable, home-compostable or suitable for organic-waste collection.

Before every round, inspect the shuttlecocks for loose, torn or deformed components. A damaged shuttlecock may unexpectedly change direction during play and should be replaced before the activity continues.

Suitable for Schools and Large Groups

This complete badminton set can be used for:

• PE lessons at primary and secondary schools
• Sports days and introduction programmes
• Beginner badminton training
• Youth organisations and sports clubs
• After-school programmes and community centres
• Youth camps and holiday activities
• Company outings and team building
• Campsites and holiday parks
• Family celebrations and group weekends
• Recreational badminton competitions
• Clinics and activity circuits
• Games in a sports hall or large garden

The rackets are suitable for children and adults playing recreational badminton. Adjust the distance, playing time and rules to the participants’ abilities. Children should always play under adult supervision.

Exercises Using 20 Rackets

You can use the badminton set for matches and technique training. Possible activities include:

• Ten simultaneous singles matches
• Five simultaneous doubles matches
• A team serving relay
• A target game using marked zones
• A rally competition for pairs
• A forehand and backhand circuit
• A footwork exercise without shuttlecocks
• A group tournament with short matches
• A group warm-up using the rackets
• A reaction game with different stroke instructions

Before the activity, explain how participants should hold the racket safely and how much distance they must maintain from others. Begin with gentle control exercises before introducing faster rallies or matches.

Storage Bags for Transportation and Storage

The storage bags make it easier to take the badminton rackets and shuttlecocks to a school, sports hall, campsite or event. They also help keep the individual sets together.

Consider numbering the bags from one to ten. Assign every pair a number and ask the players to check that two rackets and three shuttlecocks are inside their bag after the activity.

Allow damp equipment to air-dry completely before storing it. Keep the bags in a dry place away from direct sunlight, radiators and other heat sources.

Do not put heavy objects on top of the filled storage bags. Prolonged pressure may deform the racket frames, strings and shuttlecocks.

Maintaining the Badminton Equipment

Before and after every activity, inspect the frame, grip and strings of each racket. Remove a racket from use if its frame is bent, the grip becomes loose or a string is damaged.

Remove dust, sand and moisture using a soft, dry cloth. Do not use aggressive cleaning products or abrasive sponges, as these may damage the surface and handle.

Always lift a racket by its handle instead of pulling it out from underneath other equipment. This helps prevent unnecessary pressure on the frame and strings.

Safety Information

Give every player sufficient free space to swing. Maintain a safe distance from other participants, bystanders, windows, walls, furniture and lights. Do not walk through a playing area while a rally is underway.

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

Inspect damaged equipment immediately. Do not use a racket with a loose handle, bent frame or sharp components. Remove shuttlecocks that are torn or badly deformed.

Product Specifications

• Product type: badminton value pack
• Number of individual sets: 10
• Number of badminton rackets: 20
• Number of shuttlecocks: 30
• Suitable for: up to 20 players
• Racket colour: yellow
• Racket material: aluminium
• Shuttlecock material: bioplastic
• Game formats: singles, doubles and group exercises
• Possible matches: 10 singles or 5 doubles matches
• Target group: children, adults and recreational players
• Use: indoors and outdoors
• Storage bags: included
• Badminton net: not included
• Applications: schools, clubs, campsites, sports days and events

Order this value pack for a class, sports group or recreational activity involving up to twenty participants.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How can I use rally scores to measure players’ progress?

Ask each pair to count how many consecutive shots they complete without making an error. Record their highest score at the beginning and end of the session to show improvements in control and cooperation.

What role does footwork play in recreational badminton?

Good footwork helps players reach the shuttlecock sooner and return to the centre afterwards. Small, controlled steps support balance and reduce the need to stretch excessively when performing a stroke.

How can I teach the difference between forehand and backhand grips?

For a forehand grip, ask players to hold the racket as though shaking hands. For a backhand grip, rotate the handle slightly and press the thumb against its wider surface for additional control.

How can doubles players avoid colliding with each other?

Agree beforehand who will take shots through the middle and divide responsibility for the front and back of the court. Partners should use short verbal calls and recover their positions after every stroke.