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Skill Competency of Badminton Athletes: Basis for Training Design
Subject area: Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities · Area of research: Physical Education
Abstract
The study targeted assessing athletes' badminton skills in terms of strength and conditioning. The researcher utilized the descriptive technique to help answer questions. The respondents to this study are badminton players and coaches from three (3) universities in Urdaneta City. In addition, purposive sampling will be employed for respondents. Coaches and athletes who responded received 3 to 4 years of instruction and 2 to 3 years of training and seminars in badminton. This study looked at how coaches and athletes perceived their efficacy in badminton skill performance across strength components. Both cohorts have strong beliefs in athletes' speed, power, and muscle strength, which is the descriptive equivalent of high agreement between coaches and players. Furthermore, the study found that athletes consistently rated their skill competency in conditioning components as high, including cardiovascular endurance, speed training, muscular strength, and flexibility. Coaches also saw their athletes as particularly effective in these areas. These findings highlighted the significance of focused conditioning training in increasing performance across key facets of badminton.
Keywords
Badminton, Coaches, Players, Performance, Skills
How to cite this paper
@article{1705872,
author = {Jay-r Dela Cruz Soriano, Russell B. Dolendo, PhD},
title = {Skill Competency of Badminton Athletes: Basis for Training Design},
journal = {Iconic Research And Engineering Journals},
year = {2024},
volume = {7},
number = {11},
pages = {612-619},
issn = {2456-8880},
url = {https://www.irejournals.com/formatedpaper/1705872.pdf},
abstract = {The study targeted assessing athletes' badminton skills in terms of strength and conditioning. The researcher utilized the descriptive technique to help answer questions. The respondents to this study are badminton players and coaches from three (3) universities in Urdaneta City. In addition, purposive sampling will be employed for respondents. Coaches and athletes who responded received 3 to 4 years of instruction and 2 to 3 years of training and seminars in badminton. This study looked at how coaches and athletes perceived their efficacy in badminton skill performance across strength components. Both cohorts have strong beliefs in athletes' speed, power, and muscle strength, which is the descriptive equivalent of high agreement between coaches and players. Furthermore, the study found that athletes consistently rated their skill competency in conditioning components as high, including cardiovascular endurance, speed training, muscular strength, and flexibility. Coaches also saw their athletes as particularly effective in these areas. These findings highlighted the significance of focused conditioning training in increasing performance across key facets of badminton.},
keywords = {Badminton, Coaches, Players, Performance, Skills},
month = {May},
}