Chinese team situation:
women's singles
Chen Yufei (China) 2-0 Bai Yupo (Taipei China) 21-13,21-14
Sun Yu (China) 2-0 Managi (Indonesia) 21-13,21-9
Chen Xiaoxin (China) 2-0 Li Wenshan (Canada) 21-13,27-25
Chen Xiaoxin (Photographed by Tang Shi)
men's singles
Tian Houwei (China) 2-0 Li Wenshan (Canada) 21-13,27-25
Chen Xiaoxin (Photographed by Tang Shi)
men's singles
Tian Houwei (China) 2-1 Vitinhas (Denmark) 21-14,17-21,21-16
Chen Long (China) 2-0 Paul (Mauritius) 21-7,21-9
Chen Long (Photographed by Tang Poem)
Mixed Double
Wang Yilu /Huang Dongping (China) 2-1 Reddy/Ponnapa (India) 21-17,18-21,21-5
Zheng Siwei / Chen Qingchen (China) 2-0 Charle/Bukat (Switzerland) 21-9,21-15
Lu Kai /Huang Yaqiong (China) 2-0 Liao Minjun/Chen Xiaohuan (Taipei, China) 21-16,21-10
Zhang Nan /Li Yinhui (China) 2-1 Aarons/Pick (Netherlands) 21-16,19-21,21-17
Zheng Siwei/Chen Qingchen (Photographed by Tang Shi)
Other venues:
women's singles
Akane Yamaguchi (Japan) 2-0 Jack Sfield (Denmark) 21-6,21-13
Indanon (Thailand) 2-0 Ye Ruichen ( Malaysia ) 21-12,21-7
Sindhu (India) 2-0 Kim Xiaomin (South Korea) 21-16,21-14
men's singles
Liverdes (France) 2-1 Lee Chong Wei (Malaysia) 21-19,22-24,21-17
Assalsen (Denmark) 2-1 Ueda Takuma (Japan) 17-21,21-6,21-13
Zhoutiancheng (Taipei, China) 2-1 Pandey (England) 21-13,10-21,21-14
Mixed doubles
Amad/ Nasir (Indonesia) 2-0 Zeng Minhao/Hu Lingfang (Taipei, China) 21-13,21-11
Minno Kenta/Kurihara Fuyin (Japan) 2-0 Rubonin/Hagstrom ( Sweden ) 21-13,21-5
Jordan/Susanto (Indonesia) 2-0 Nugroho/Amelia (Indonesia) 21-13,21-11
Kuroruo/Cai Yoo-ting (South Korea) 2-0 Ryan/Pew (England) 21-12,21-10
Nilsen/Peterson (Denmark) 2-0 Ramsfus/Isabel (Germany) 21-12,21-8
Liverdes (Photo: Tang Shi)
In today's globalization of badminton, due to the rapid growth of the number of participants, the dilution of coach resources is relatively obvious. Traditional powerful countries continue to export professional talents to their surrounding and developed Western countries, enrich the teaching power of the recipient countries, and form a networked radiation surface.
However, many marginalized countries started late and it is difficult to attract high-quality talents to give advice. How can this situation be improved?
—Just use a slower ball.
The ball is too fast and it is difficult to defend. It is easy to practice offense, but difficult to practice defense. If the defense is not good, it will lead to no reliable sparring, which will also affect offensive training. If the training level of offense and defense cannot be improved, it is unlikely to shorten the gap with a strong country in a short period of time.
Using slow balls can weaken the offensive power of high-level players, increase the time to win, and force them to reserve sufficient physical energy, which relatively shortens the time for monopoly.
In this way, it is difficult for weak players to succeed in attacking?
-Yes, but it’s better to live than to die. Moreover, lack of technical capabilities among coaches is a common phenomenon. Even if it is a traditional country, it is difficult to achieve the national technical meticulousness.
We are engaged in global promotion and popularization work, and we must always consider operability issues. Force coaches with poor skills to strengthen their shortcomings is obviously contrary to this idea. The obvious truth is that badminton is difficult to practice and teach, but physical fitness is not that difficult to teach.
As long as the average physical fitness level is raised to the level that can meet general defensive requirements, players from weak countries can obtain capital for initial confrontation in actual combat. As for the shortcomings at the technical level, they can be drawn from their opponents in the game.
Many countries advocate the masculine female players and the stadium ability is greatly improved. This does not seem to be a way for most people. Although it can produce some unique players, its advantages in mixed doubles are particularly obvious and can almost be played into men's doubles. This practice is difficult to achieve in weak countries. How to balance this situation?
—Just use a slower ball.
Practicing a woman into a man can indeed kill more fiercely and prevent more iron, but women are still women after all. As long as the ball is so slow that a man can't kill a woman, it doesn't matter whether you are getting mixed doubles or men's doubles.
In fact, multiple shots are what most audiences think of as wonderful. If you meet the basic demands of the widest audience, you can expand the mass base of badminton in a country. This is a prerequisite for the survival and development of sports.
The players of traditional strong teams are outstanding in talent and have super technical and tactical abilities. When they play their own level without restraint, the scene is like cutting melons and vegetables. It is difficult to encounter any decent resistance. It has no impact on the strong country itself, but it is a psychological harm to the audience of weak countries.
Young players are prone to psychological tension during the game, resulting in repeated mistakes. When encountering high-level players, they often cannot play many valuable balls, which makes them unable to accumulate practical experience very effectively. It is common and common mentality to want to win and be afraid of losing. Even the match between young players is no exception. Tense is against nervousness, either you make a mistake or I make a mistake. How can this phenomenon be solved?
—Just use a slower ball.
We believe that players with strong multi-shot skills are representative of the advanced nature of modern badminton, which not only conforms to the aesthetic orientation of modern audiences, but also is the basis for the long-term and stable development of badminton.
Young players can effectively suppress mistakes in slow ball state, gain sufficient practical space to learn and master the advanced playing styles of these advanced characters, and increase the number of first-line players around the world.
Only when high-level confrontation is widely present can various events be recognized by the audience. At any time, it is consumers rather than producers that determine the direction of the market.
players are a special species that combines production and consumption. They shoulder the role of a bridge between ordinary spectators and badminton, and they always reflect the advanced nature of badminton ideas. We must maintain the ecology of this group at any time. The authenticity of the above contents of
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