In the analysis of this sport, 2 coaches participated, 1 from Italy and 1 female coach from Poland.
Average years of coaching experience: 10,5.
| Coordination: 13% |
| Speed reaction: 25% |
| Agility: 15% |
| Balance: 10% |
| Flexibility: 5% |
| Power: 10% |
| Muscle Endurance: 22% |
| Somatotype: Ectomorph |
| Arms: 2x long. Torso: 1x long, 1x short. Legs: 1x long, 1x short. |
Conclusion:
Based on the analysis of responses from 2 coaches, including 1 from Italy and 1 female coach from Poland, with an average coaching experience of 10.5 years, it is concluded that the ideal somatotype for badminton is Ectomorph, characterized by long arms. The data reveals that speed reaction is the most critical attribute for success in this sport, accounting for 25% of the necessary skills. Muscle endurance follows closely at 22%, while agility (15%) and coordination (13%) are also significant. Balance (10%) and power (10%) are considered less critical, and flexibility is the least important at 5%.
In terms of body proportions, both coaches indicated a preference for long arms, while torso preferences varied, with one coach favoring a long torso and the other a short torso. For leg length, one coach preferred long legs, while the other favored short legs.
Therefore, the ideal athlete for badminton is characterized by an ectomorphic physique with a strong emphasis on speed reaction and muscle endurance, featuring predominantly long arms and a combination of torso and leg lengths that cater to the dynamic and quick-paced nature of the sport.
