latest! National badminton finished training in Thailand with remarkable results and will go to Japan to participate in the 2022 World Championships today.
In the past month, the entire national badminton team has been fully committed to preparations for the 2022 Tokyo Badminton World Championships. Today, all training sessions at the Chiang Mai training base in Thailand ended and they set off for Japan to participate in the next Badminton World Championships to be held from the 22nd to the 28th. World Championships.
It is understood that in the past month or so, Guoyu first summarized the competition in the first half of this year, and then divided it into different individual teams for different intensive training.
In terms of men's singles, there are Shi Yuqi , Zhao Junpeng and Lu Guangzu . A total of 3 athletes participated in the World Championships. In the past month, the main emphasis has been on the "attack-based and speed-based" style of play. The training philosophy of the women's singles team is to "focus on continuity and oppression". The women's singles group is also the main group for the championship. Chen Yufei has high hopes. In the past month or so, she has focused on physical fitness and learned how to get rid of being controlled. The national badminton women's singles has not won a championship for eleven years, and this year is a good opportunity to win. In terms of doubles, women's doubles and mixed doubles both aim to win the championship. The women's doubles combination Chen Qingchen / Jia Yifan and the mixed doubles combination Zheng Siwei / Huang Yaqiong are both listed as the top favorites to win the 2022 World Championships. They have been mainly adjusting their bodies in the past month. state.
As of today, all Guoyu soldiers have adjusted their condition to the best and are leaving for Japan today. Shi Yuqi will depart from China and arrive in Japan tomorrow. The competition will start on the 22nd. We believe that the Chinese badminton team will perform very well and wish the Chinese badminton athletes good luck!
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