What is the badminton amateur grading standard?

The national second-level athlete standard for badminton is:

1. Athletes who have won the fifth to eighth place in singles, doubles and mixed doubles in Group A, and the third to sixth places in each individual event in Group B in the national youth competition.

2. In the national amateur sports school competition, the athletes who won the second to sixth places in each individual event in Group A and the top two athletes in Group B.

3. The top six singles, doubles, mixed doubles, and the top two main players in the team competition in the competitions of the provinces and municipalities directly under the central government (prefectures, districts of municipalities directly under the central government) or equivalent to the municipalities under the jurisdiction of the province and the competitions held by the autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the central government.

4. In the youth competitions held by provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the central government, the top three singles, doubles and mixed doubles, the main team members of the team championship, and the athletes who won the individual championships of the junior competitions.

5. In the National Championships, the fifth to eighth place in individual events or mixed doubles in Group A, and the third to sixth places in individual events or mixed doubles in Group B.

The criteria for an amateur athlete are:

1) In the national amateur tournament (6 provinces, municipalities, autonomous regions or more than cities) sponsored or approved by the Chinese Badminton Association:

1. The main players who won the top three teams in the group (those who played 60% of the games, of which 50% of the games were won).

2. Athletes who have won the top 3 in singles, doubles and mixed doubles.

2) In international amateur badminton tournaments (more than 4 countries) organized or participated in by the Chinese Badminton Association

1. The main players who won the top 2 teams in the group (60% of the number of plays, of which 50% of the number of wins) was won.

2. Athletes who have won the top 3 in singles, doubles and mixed doubles.

Athletes who reach the second level will have at least 10 years of systematic training and long-term training, so that they can ensure their first error rate, such as uniform body, strong explosiveness, good physical strength, and targeted playing style.

It is necessary to win the top few in the national youth competition or amateur sports school competition, and the top few in the competition held by the province, autonomous region and municipality directly under the central government. Their level exceeds that of more than 95% of the people in the country.

1. Athletes who have won the 5th to 8th place in singles, doubles and mixed doubles in Group A, and the 3rd to 6th place in each event in Group B in the National Youth Competition;

2. In the National Amateur Sports School Competition, athletes who won the 2nd to 6th places in each individual event in Group A and the top 2 athletes in Group B;

3. The main players who have won the top 6 singles, doubles, mixed doubles and the top 2 in the team competition in the competitions of the provincial municipalities (prefectures and districts directly under the central government) or equivalent to the provincial municipalities and the competitions held by the autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the central government;

4. In the youth competitions held by provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the central government, the top 3 singles, doubles and mixed doubles, the main team members of the team championship, and the athletes who won the individual championships of the junior competitions.