what do you think is playing badminton is a great form of exercise?

i haven't been playing badminton. but i am interested. it seems to be a fun game. plus it's good for beginners like me. i find it to be interesting where i can take away my stress, have fun on the court and forget everything when playing. i wanna start playing badminton soon one day.

A great sport for all-round fitness. You can start to play badminton from ... as a means of getting from A to B, focus on it as a regular form of exercise… ...

Nice sports, You exercise all parts of your body.

yes badminton is really a great form of exercise, for some adult or let us say heavy adult, it is the way on how they loss weight, some play for socialization, others for improving lifestyle.
in playing badminton you will sweat a lot and your fats will easily dispose through sweats, it will also cleans your body as you drink and sweat..

I play badminton three times aweek, usually on tuesday, friday and sundays. It's agreat form of exercise, When playing it makes me really sweat..

yes! definitely! i used to play badminton everyday..it feels good..its really a good exercise..i realy love it eversince..wanna paly badminton with me?

I like to play badminton.
Comparisons of speed and athletic requirements
Statistics such as the 206 mph smash speed, below, prompt badminton enthusiasts to make other comparisons that are more contentious. For example, it is often claimed that badminton is the fastest racket sport.[19] Although badminton holds the record for the fastest initial speed of a racket sports projectile, the shuttlecock decelerates substantially faster than other projectiles such as tennis balls. In turn, this qualification must be qualified by consideration of the distance over which the shuttlecock travels: a smashed shuttlecock travels a shorter distance than a tennis ball during a serve. Badminton's claim as the fastest racket sport might also be based on reaction time requirements, but arguably table tennis requires even faster reaction times.

There is a strong case for arguing that badminton is more physically demanding than tennis, but such comparisons are difficult to make objectively due to the differing demands of the games. Some informal studies suggest that badminton players require much greater aerobic stamina than tennis players, but this has not been the subject of rigorous research.[20]

A more balanced approach might suggest the following comparisons, although these also are subject to dispute:

Badminton, especially singles, requires substantially greater aerobic stamina than tennis; the level of aerobic stamina required by badminton singles is similar to squash singles, although squash may have slightly higher aerobic requirements.
Tennis requires greater upper body strength than badminton.
Badminton requires greater leg strength than tennis, and badminton men's doubles probably requires greater leg strength than any other racket sport due to the demands of performing multiple consecutive jumping smashes.
Badminton requires much greater explosive athleticism than tennis and somewhat greater than squash, with players required to jump for height or distance.
Badminton requires significantly faster reaction times than either tennis or squash, although table tennis may require even faster reaction times. The fastest reactions in badminton are required in men's doubles, when returning a powerful smash.

coz it combines the strength of a wrestler, accuracy of a sniper, a kunf-fu master's flexibility, a marathon runner's endurance, tai chi's gentleness. they all taken to deliver a smooth targeted smash or even to defeat opponents on endurance race