description Crossminton Overview
Crossminton is a racket sport played without a net, allowing two players or teams to face each other across an open court. It was developed in Berlin by Bill Brandes and was originally marketed as speed badminton before being renamed crossminton in 2016. Players strike a weighted shuttle, often called a speeder, with rackets and try to land it in the opponent's court. The format supports both indoor and outdoor play.
help Crossminton FAQ
Does crossminton use a net?
No. Crossminton is played without a net, with players or teams facing each other across an open court.
Where was crossminton developed?
The sport was developed in Berlin by Bill Brandes. It was originally marketed under the name speed badminton before being renamed crossminton in 2016.
What is crossminton also called?
It was originally called speed badminton. The sport adopted the name crossminton in 2016.
How is crossminton played?
Players use rackets to strike a weighted shuttlecock across the space between two sides. Because there is no net, the court can be arranged in an open area rather than around a central barrier.
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