Technical Analysis on the Badminton Singles

• Main Authors: HSU,YA-CHING, 許雅晴
• Other Authors: CHI,SHYH-CHING
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2019
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/8783y4

碩士 === 國立體育大學 === 競技與教練科學研究所 === 107 === This report—the technical analysis of badminton singles is the author’s own training experience in badminton sports for more than 20 years, including sports science theory, competitive training, practical competition. The motivation for writing was to organize the badminton training theory and practical experience, in order to improve the professional quality and training effectiveness on the badminton coaching. The purpose was to provide a reference for coaches and players to train and improve the technical level of badminton. Eight chapters were included in the technical report. Chapter 1—the structure of singles, introducing the use of a basic movements; chapter 2—discussing the tactics of the badminton singles and combination of basic movements and tactical use to achieve the attack technology by singles structure chart; chapter 3—explaining the various factors of the structure in the singles competition; chapter 4—explaining the competition’s situations by discussing the single player’s performance, including how the players stand in position and what kind the technology is used to defeat the opponent; chapter 5—discussing the application in the singles competition from the perspective on technical, physical, psychological and other specific conditions of each other; chapter 6—discussing the tactical application of singles. In order to make out country’s badminton technical level higher, we should carry out synchronous training in terms of technology, tactics, physical quality, psychological quality, intelligence, etc., and form a set of modern training systems. Chapter 7—the topic of this chapter was discussing the technical training of singles. Training can increase physical strength, psychology, and technological progress. At the same time, technical and tactical skills are developed. Technical training focus on how you act, and tactical training emphasizes how to deal with opponents. Chapter 8—conclusions. It is hoped that with the completion of this technical report, it will bring new prospects to the badminton sport, and combine various professional knowledge of sports training to cultivate more talents, strive for the development of badminton sport and strive for success.