Does the presence of an opponent affect object projection accuracy in elite athletes? A study of the landing location of the short serve in elite badminton players

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Fascinating: 👀 🏸 69% of badminton short serves (when an opponent was present) would fall short of the opponent’s service square 🏸 might reduce the advantage of an advancing opponent https://t.co/BQALHjQ2fG @ShayneMarcVial et al. in IJSSC https://t.c…

Some real practical outcomes from this research Shayne. Great stuff. I can see a step change in training for receiving serve in badminton!

Well done mate!

Elite badminton players may intentionally serve the shuttlecock short (i.e. outside of the permitted landing zone) https://t.co/ULUcbJLjED

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