Mixed Doubles Match Technical and Tactical Analysis of World Badminton Champion Based on Mathematical Statistics

Zhang, Bing; Feng, Lei; Jiang, Weiqi

doi:10.4236/ape.2013.34025

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“…These data give an approximate stroke-to-time ratio of 0.85–0.90, slightly higher than that found on a world-class level (Gawin et al, 2013). At the last three Olympics, a stable trend of around 1.5 is apparent (Abián-Vicén et al, 2018), which appears to be a high ratio given that the network game, is higher in doubles games is more evident (Zhang et al, 2013). Observing the structure by Set and by phase of competition may produce some results that can underpin modality-specific training.…”

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Statistical Differences in Set Analysis in Badminton at the RIO 2016 Olympic Games

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The aim of the present study was to determine statistical differences in a set of badminton competition matches in five different modalities with regard to competition level (Group Phase vs. Eliminatory Phase). Data from 453 sets (125 in men’s singles; 108 sets in women’s singles; 77 sets in men’s doubles; 73 in women’s doubles and 70 in mixed doubles) from the RIO 2016 Olympics Games were recorded and classified in two groups of variables to analyze variables related to match (5) and set (15). A descriptive analysis and univariate test (Mann–Whitney U) for non-parametric data were conducted. The results show in men’s and women’s singles all the variables related to match were higher in the Elimination Phase than in the Group Phase ( p < 0.01). In Sets 1 and 3, the longest set duration, rally and average rally were found in the Elimination Phase than Group Stage ( p < 0.05). In women’s singles, these differences were also recorded in Set 2. For doubles, the results are more stable among groups. Men’s doubles had a longer duration of the match and set (sets 1 and set 2) ( p < 0.01), and also scored highest for average rally strokes (sets 1 3) ( p < 0.05) and shuttles used in the Elimination Phase vs. the Group Phase along the match ( p < 0.01). In women’s doubles, more shuttles were used in a match in the Elimination than in the Group Phase. Moreover, the same results are established for Set 2, including for average rally. Mixed doubles saw no match going to three sets. However, the greatest differences showed a longer rally and average rally being registered in the Elimination than in the Group Phase. In conclusion, the timing factors of the badminton singles and doubles games were different in the Elimination and Group Phases. This information may help players and coaches prepare and administer different types of workouts or, more specifically, competition schedules adapted to the characteristics of modern badminton.

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Statistical Differences in Set Analysis in Badminton at the RIO 2016 Olympic Games

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“…Therefore, the service is a very important basic technique that a badminton player must master because the service is the initial capital to be able to win a badminton match (Zhang, Li, & Jiang, 2013). Service stroke is a stroke that crosses the shuttlecock to the opponent's field diagonally and aims to open the game (Subardjah, 2002).…”

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Making Service Level Measuring Equipment (Service Detector) in Badminton Sports

Syafani

Subarkah

Marani

2021

Compet. J. Pendidik. Kepelatihan Olahraga

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This study aims to determine how to manufacture a service height measuring device in badminton. The research method used in this research was the Sugiyono model of research and development (R & D) with 5 stages from the nee analysis until field test. The research subjects for the tool trial were 25 referees and 50 men's doubles players who competed using a service height measuring device in badminton. The validation test used in this study is to use the expert justification test which consists of 1 expert lecturer in badminton and 2 referees who have BA certified. After the expert validation test was carried out, then the tool was tested and distributed a questionnaire about the attractiveness and convenience of the service level measuring device at the badminton branch. The result of this research is that measuring service stroke height using ultrasonic sensors is suitable for use in badminton matches to assist service judges in making decisions whether the service stroke is a fault or not. And based on the results of field trials, shows that measuring service stroke height using ultrasonic sensors is attractive and easy to use. The suggestion for this research is to find a tool that is more sensitive to distance and human motion or by using an application.

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“…Technical variables have been studied in professional badminton (Cabello and González-Badillo, 2003;Faude et al, 2007;Leong and Krasilshchikov, 2016;Zhang et al, 2013), and its analysis allows to identify the most decisive actions in this sport (Valldecabres et al, 2017). Researchers have studied the stroke average (Abián et al, 2014;Laffaye et al, 2015;Ming et al, 2008), stroke frequency (Alcock and Cable, 2009;Ming et al, 2008) and types of strokes used (Chiminazzo et al, 2018;Laffaye et al, 2015).…”

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Notational Comparison Analysis of Outdoor Badminton Men’s Single and Double Matches

Turpín

Elvira-Aranda

Cabello-Manrique

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Journal of Human Kinetics

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The objectives of this study were to determine the results of the analysis of single and double outdoor badminton men’s matches and to determine the relationship between technical and tactical aspects in a study organized by the BWF (Badminton Word Federation), on a sand surface. Twenty men’s singles matches were recorded using video cameras and analysed with a Dartfish video analysis software package. Along with this, percentages of use of technical elements were analysed by comparing the different modalities. For the single format Lob, Clear, Drop, Smash, Drive were used, different from the double format that used Lob, Clear, Drop, Smash, Drive. The study confirmed the applicability of computerized notation analysis to determine the characteristics of Outdoor Badminton on sand.

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Mixed Doubles Match Technical and Tactical Analysis of World Badminton Champion Based on Mathematical Statistics

Cited by 18 publications

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Statistical Differences in Set Analysis in Badminton at the RIO 2016 Olympic Games

Statistical Differences in Set Analysis in Badminton at the RIO 2016 Olympic Games

Making Service Level Measuring Equipment (Service Detector) in Badminton Sports

Notational Comparison Analysis of Outdoor Badminton Men’s Single and Double Matches

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