Letter about badminton to Lisa Nowland

Hallo there, i saw your article in Weekly Sports Magazine. I don’t know if you ever have been trying to play badminton, but that’s my favorite sport at the movement. I think there should be a lot of badminton clubs at your area, in Denmark it’s a kind of big sport in Jutland. Personally I play badminton, and it’s a great sport. You got a little arena and the only thing you shall concentrate about is the Ball, and front and back moves. If you’re playing with one who’s over 10 you are using the outermost strikes, as I think you should be using if your choosing the sport. You can play with 2 or 4 players (Single or double), the point system is something who has been using in Ping-Pong and both the server and receiving party can score points by winning every ball. Where a tie at 20, played until one party leading with two points, maximum to 30. There are 4 different turn entries called Japan open, Denmark Open, Copenhagen open, All England. Sport's popularity varies widely from country to country, and Denmark is one of the countries where it has its greatest extent and there is a tradition of top results. Its distribution is very largest in Asia: China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Korea and Japan. In many Asian countries is the national sport and are therefore among the most popular sports in the world.