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1. STUDY ON SPORTS INJURIES AND REHABILITATION IN BADMINTON PLAYERS.

Author

Bo Feng and Xiaofeng Wang

Subjects
BADMINTON players, REHABILITATION, LUMBAR vertebrae, BACK injuries, PHYSICAL training & conditioning, SPORTS injuries
Abstract

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Published
2023
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2. EFFECTS OF JUMP ROPE TRAINING ON EXPLOSIVE POWER IN BADMINTON PLAYERS.

Author

Jiping Tang

Subjects
BADMINTON players, ROPE, EXERCISE intensity, PHYSICAL training & conditioning, ENDURANCE athletes, PERSONAL trainers, TREATMENT effectiveness
Abstract

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Published
2023
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3. Sports Bulletin vol. 3, 2011.

Subjects
SPORTS injuries treatment, BADMINTON players, CYCLING competitions
Abstract

The article offers information related to sports in Hong Kong, China. It says that badminton players, Chau Hoi-wah and Wong Wai-hong, won the Mixed Doubles event during the Austrian International Challenge held in Vienna, Austria from February 23-26, 2011. It mentions that a seminar on myofasical release therapy was hosted the Hong Kong Coaching Committee. It also presents a table that shows the Hong Kong cycling teams that won at the 31st Asian Cycling Championships.

Published
2011

4. Badminton: A China Dominated Sport.

Author

HILL, DEGEN

Subjects
*BADMINTON (Game), *BADMINTON players, *LONGEVITY, *BRITISH occupation of India, 1765-1947, *SPORTS, *HISTORY
Abstract

The article talks about Badminton which is of of the most popular sports in China, focusing on the health benefits it offers players of all ages. Topics discussed include the sport first being developed in mid 19th century British India, China currently being the dominating badminton champion, and the sport promoting longevity in older people.

Published
2018

5. Badminton Always a Hit.

Author

ZHU HONG

Subjects
*BADMINTON players, *BADMINTON (Game)
Abstract

The article profile Chinese badminton player Ma Xiaolei. It reflects how Ma Xiaolei thinks how badminton emerged in popular culture in the late 1990s and its surge in 2003 in the country. Ma Xiaolei is trained by badminton coach Zou Liang and a leading player for Beijing Badminton Team before his retirement.

Published
2010

6. They Said It.

Subjects
*OLYMPIC Games (29th : 2008 : Beijing, China), *BADMINTON players
Abstract

A quotation on the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, China from British badminton player Gail Emms is presented.

Published
2008

7. Team With Three Titles.

Subjects
*BADMINTON tournaments, *SPORTS tournaments, *BADMINTON players, *SPORTS teams
Abstract

Presents the photograph of Chinese players raising the Sudirman Cup trophy to celebrate their domination of the world mixed team badminton championship in Beijing, China. Victory of the Chinese team over the Indonesian rivals; Success of the country for making it the first time in badminton history to hold the world's three major badminton team titles at the same time; Defeat of the Chinese in the Sudirman Cup to South Koreans in 2003.

Published
2005

8. China Packed Four Badminton Singles.

Subjects
*BADMINTON tournaments, *BADMINTON players
Abstract

Reports on the victory of Chinese player Ji Xinpeng over Asian Games silver medalist Hendrawan in the men's singles category at the Yonex Open Japan badminton tournament. Game scores; Total cash prize received by Ji; Results of the all-Chinese women's singles game.

Published
2000

9. Ajay: Need to be more consistent.

Subjects
BADMINTON players, BADMINTON (Game) techniques, BADMINTON tournaments
Abstract

The article reports on the remark given by Indian badminton player Ajay Jayaram of Hyderabad Hotshots team that he needs to be more consistent to reach his goal of breaking into the world's top 15 players in 2013. It says that Jayaram, who is ranked 24 in the world, has already beaten world number five Vietnamese Tien Minh Nguyen twice in the Indian Badminton League (IBL) and few top 10 players. It adds that Jayaram is looking at the Super Series tournaments in Japan and China after the IBL.

Published
2013

10. Misconduct in Badminton.

Author

REUTERS

Subjects
*BADMINTON (Game), *BADMINTON players, *SPORTS teams, *SPORTSMANSHIP
Abstract

The World Badminton Federation charged eight players from China, South Korea and Indonesia with misconduct after each team in two women's doubles matches tried to throw the matches to secure a more favorable draw. One of the matches involved teams from China and South Korea, whose winner was in line to play the top-seeded team from China. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2012

11. China do the double.

Author

A. F. P.

Subjects
BADMINTON players
Abstract

The article presents the comments of Chinese badminton player Lin Dan, 2012 Thomas Cup final winner, regarding his Thomas Cup victory and his preparations ahead of the 2012 London Olympics.

Published
2012

12. Badminton Sees a Star On the Rise In China.

Author

Bishop, Greg

Subjects
*SPORTS events, *RACKET games, *BADMINTON players
Abstract

Badminton's bad boy emerged from the tunnel, his hair arranged in the usual male-model spikes. Immediately the chants started. Lin Dan! Chin-a! Lin Dan! Chin-a! [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Published
2008

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