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Badminton is a sport of impact, sudden changes of direction, and repeated jumps. While this discipline is excellent for cardio, it places enormous stress on the musculoskeletal system. To practice for a long time and with pleasure, it is essential to know the risk zones and adopt the right prevention reflexes.Ankle Sprain: The Number One RiskThis is the most frequent injury on the courts. It usually occurs during a quick lateral movement or a poorly controlled landing from a jump.Prevention: The choice of shoes is paramount. They must offer excellent lateral support and a non-slip sole. Propri

Squash is often compared to a game of chess at 180 beats per minute. At the heart of this tactical battle lies an intersection of lines on the floor: the "T". For pro players, the "T" is not just a visual marker; it is a control point from which the game is directed. Here is why this zone is the secret to every victory.Being at an Equal Distance from All DangersSquash is played in the four corners of the court. The "T" is located precisely at the center of these four danger zones.Energy Economy: By systematically returning to the "T" after each shot, you ensure you are at the shortest possible

In pickleball, the third shot of the exchange (the one hit by the serving team) is often considered the most critical moment of the point. It is at this precise instant that it is decided who will take control of the net. While brute force is tempting, experienced players use a far more formidable weapon: the Third Shot Drop.Why Is It the Most Important Shot?Pickleball greatly advantages the team already at the net (the team receiving the serve). The serving team finds itself stuck at the back of the court.Neutralizing the Opponent's Advantage: If you hit the third shot too hard, your opponent

While beach tennis today evokes the sun of Brazil or the Caribbean, its roots actually dive deep into the sand of European coasts. This sport, which has become an official and highly competitive discipline, was born from simple summer leisure before conquering international federations.The Birth on the Italian RivieraIt all began in the late 1970s on the coasts of Romagna, Italy, specifically around Ravenna and Rimini.The Volleyball Pivot: The first players had the simple yet brilliant idea of using the beach volleyball courts already installed on the beaches to play tennis.Improvised Equipmen