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Badminton - Overhead Clear Badminton - Forehand Serve Assessment criteria for the overhead clear Rubric Code: RAX45A By markpatterson Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Physical Ed., Fitness Type: Assessment Grade Levels: (none)

Overhead Clear
	Novice 2 pts	Beginner 3 pts	Good 4 pts	Excellent 5 pts
Grip Forehand / Handshake grip Head of the racket perpendicular to the floor when it is held straight out in front.	Novice Racquet gripped in a way that resembles forehand grip	Beginner Correct grip used sometimes	Good Correct grip used majority of the time	Excellent Correct grip used every time
Stance Side on - Non racquet foot forward - weight mostly on back foot	Novice Standing front on to net	Beginner Non racquet foot slightly forward - not all the time - no real weight transfer	Good Correct stance used majority of time - non racquet foot forward - more focus on shifting weight required	Excellent Correct stance always used - non racquet foot forward - shifts weight from back foot to front foot
Shuttle Contact Point of impact is high above the head (slightly in front of body) - straight elbow - weight shifts on contact	Novice Contact is made near head level and behind the body	Beginner Contact is made close to head level, in front of body - no weight transfer	Good Contact made majority of time with a straight elbow, above the head in front of body, slight weight shift on contact	Excellent Contact is always made with a straight elbow - high above the head and slightly in front of the body - weight shifts to front foot when contact is made
Racquet Action Whip racquet head - follow through across the body	Novice Racquet face is open - follow through stops at contact	Beginner Racquet face is slightly open - small follow through	Good Racquet face is slightly open - follow through across the body majority of time	Excellent Racquet face is slightly open - good follow through across the body all the time
Shuttle trajectory Shuttle travels high and long to the back of the court	Novice Shuttle only clears the net sometimes - not long enough or high enough	Beginner Shuttle lands in the middle of the court - needs to be higher	Good Shuttle travels to the back of the court but could be higher	Excellent Shuttle always travels very high and lands right at the back of the court - lots of air time