Badminton is gaining its popularity day by day due to participation of different country’s player but there is badminton facts that you probably are not aware of about the feathers of the shuttle.

Feathers from the left wing of the goose make the best shuttlecocks.

16 feathers are used to make the shuttlecock and it weighs between 4.74 and 5.5 grams.

The cork is covered with thin leather.To ensure satisfactory flight properties,it is considered preferable to use feathers from right or left wings only in each shuttlecock,and not mix feathers from different wings, as the feathers from different wings are shaped differently.

you can change the speed of weather shuttlecock by few tweaks, speed of shutter is not always same especially when you are using entry level shuttlecocks sometime it is fast sometimes it is slow.

So to change speed of shuttle bend the tip of every fourth feathers with your index finger and thumb outside if you want to make it slow and when did it to inside to make shuttle flight faster.

It is important to note that in International Circuit it is not allowed and coming to domestic tournaments always concerned with chair umpire before changing shuttle without telling your opponent you cannot take any action regarding speed of shuttle.

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Badminton is one of the most popular sports in the world. Revolving around this sport also has a lot of interesting things. Let us learn about interesting facts about badminton in the world through the article below.

The rules of badminton and world badminton are the same, Badminton is a racket sport played by two opposing playersor two opposing pairs , who compete on opposite halves of a rectangular field divided by a grid. Players score points by hitting a ball with a racket so that it flies over the net and lands on the opponent's half of the court. The hit ends only when the shuttle has hit the ground and the shuttle can only be hit once per side before it goes over the net.