Who is playing men s doubles in the second national badminton team

To practice badminton well, you must pay attention to the following details:

1. Be prepared for activities before practicing, otherwise it is easy to get injured.

2. It is necessary to develop a correct and flexible grip method (forward and backhand), and resolutely correct the "fist grip" and "fly swatter grip".

3. To practice each technique to adopt the method of multi-ball training, so as to strengthen the technique.

4. The serve should start from the high and far ball, and gradually practice the others after mastering it.

5. The backcourt technique should also master the high ball and then practice flat high ball, drop ball and kill ball, and pay attention to the process of retreating must first raise the elbow sideways, so that you can use the limited strength of your whole body to the moment of playing, and there is the need to have a back around the action of the racket, just like whipping.

6. Be sure to relax the grip before hitting the ball, otherwise you will not be able to exert your strength.

7. When you first start practicing backcourt ball, don't practice in the court (because you will definitely not be able to hit the ball or ball support at that time), but practice the hanging ball first - tie the ball with a rope to the height of your grip and hand straight, and then repeatedly practice the high ball in place until you have a certain feel.

8. Whether it is the back court or the front court, the ball practice should be from the same practice to the moving hitting practice, from multiple balls to one ball. When moving, you must land on the ground with your forefoot and not all your feet, because playing badminton is a process of constant movement. And after playing a ball, you generally have to return to the center position, which requires the kick of the forefoot and the forward step.

Otherwise, the time will be slow, and it will be too late, and then the combination technology.

9. When playing the front court, we should pay attention to lightness and delicacy, especially when rubbing the small ball, we rely on the fingers to move the racket handle to make the ball rotate through the net, and the ball and push the ball only rely on the strength of the fingers and wrists, relying on their explosive power, so we can't rely on throwing the big arm, so the ball is not in place and has not broken out.

10. When you need to prepare to catch the ball, you must first lower your center of gravity and bend your lower limbs slightly.

11. When receiving the serve, you must pay attention to the movements of the opponent's hands, and pay attention to the direction of the opponent's incoming ball during the play, in short, try to judge in advance.

12. The hitting point of the backcourt ball must also be selected well, and the high ball and lob should be a little ahead of the shoulder on the same side of the racket, and the killing ball should be even more forward.

13. When receiving the ball in the backcourt, you should also grasp the angle of the paddle surface, such as pressing forward to kill the ball and leaning back to the high ball. In the same way, the high ball should also be tilted back, and the arm should be rotated from external rotation to internal rotation at the moment of play, and the wrist should be extended to flexed.

14. In addition to manual exercises, step exercises are indispensable from beginning to end.

15. Interspersed with some special quality exercises.

16. Pay attention to the rules (especially for serves).

I hope you are satisfied.

The individual competition includes: Cai Yun, Fu Haifeng, Li Yongbo, Tian Bingyi, and the team that won the world championship are: Zhang Wei, Zhang Jun (member of the 6th Sudirman Cup champion in 1999), Xu Chen (member of the 2010 Malaysian Thomas Cup champion), Hong Wei (2012 Thomas Cup men's team champion, becoming a member of the world champion for the first time), Zhang Nan, Chai Biao (member of the 2010 Malaysian Thomas Cup champion), Shen Ye (member of the 2008 Thomas Cup champion, 2012 Thomas Cup Champions), Guo Zhendong, Qiu Zihan, Liu Xiaolong (2013 Sudirman Cup Champions).

In the past, Li Yongbo is now Cai Yun and Fu Haifeng.

"Fengyun Combination" Fu Haifeng, Cai Yun.

The semi-finals of the men's doubles in badminton at the Rio Olympics were:

Fu Haifeng, Zhang Nan (China) vs. Ellis Langridge (GBR), Chai Biao, Hong Wei (China) vs. Wu Weisheng and Tan Wei Keong (Malaysia).

Badminton Men's Doubles: Fu Haifeng, Zhang Nan, Chai Biao and Hong Wei advance to the semifinals.

The Fengyun combination has now been dismantled, Cai Yun and Lu Kai are partnered, and Fu Haifeng is currently partnered with Zhang Nan.

Fengyun Combination, a badminton men's doubles combination composed of Cai Yun and Fu Haifeng, was formed in the second half of 2002. The team has won multiple national open championships and won the men's doubles championship in badminton at the 2012 London Olympics.

Championships. May 2013 Sudirman Cup Sudirman Cup Champion Member.

November 2012 Hong Kong Super Race.

August 2012 London Olympics men's doubles champion.

May 2012 Thomas Cup Champion Member.

January 2012 Top Korean Race.

November 2011 Hong Kong Super Race.

The Fengyun combination won the London Olympics.

September 2011 Japan Super Series.

August 2011 World Badminton Championships.

June 2011 Indonesia Super Race.

June 2011 Singapore Super.

May 2011 Sudirman Cup Champion Member.

April 2011 Asian Championships.

In November 2010, he was a member of the men's team champion of the Guangzhou Asian Games.

September 2010 Japan Super Series.

September 2010 China Masters.

August 2010 World Badminton Championships.

May 2010 Thomas Cup Champion Member.

August 2009 World Badminton Championships.

May 2009 Sudirman Cup Champion Member.

March 2009 All England Open.

November 2008 Badminton Four Nations Championship (member of the champion team) June 2008 Thailand Open.

May 2008 Thomas Cup Champion Member.

January 2008 Korea Super Series.

November 2007 Badminton Four Nations Championship (member of the champion team) November 2007 French Super Series.

July 2007 China Masters.

June 2007 Sudirman Cup champion member.

May 2007 Indonesia Super Race.

May 2007 Singapore Super.

December 2006 Copenhagen Classic.

December 2006 Member of the men's team champion at the Doha Asian Games.

September 2006 World Badminton Championships.

July 2006 Macau Open.

June 2006 Taipei Open.

May 2006 Thomas Cup Champion Member.

December 2005 Yiyang World Cup.

November 2005 Hong Kong Open.

May 2005 Sudirman Cup Champion Member.

March 2005 All England Open.

March 2005 German Open.

May 2004 Member of Thomas Cup Champions.

March 2004 Swiss Open.

They have been playing for a long time, and they have always been among the top men's doubles players in the world, but sports competitions cannot be at the top forever, as they get older and their energy declines, their results in recent years have also declined, and they have also tried to disassemble and regroup with other new players, the two have played together a lot less, and there are no new points, so the world ranking of men's doubles is not high, and they have not qualified for the World Championships.

But both of them have signed up for the Asian Games, and when the time comes, they may regroup or play with other newcomers. Then you'll be able to see both of them in the ring again.

Cai Yun and Fu Haifeng have retired.

I haven't returned yet!

It's just that I'm older, and I don't have much advantage.

World Badminton Men's Singles Ranking (:

1 Chen Long (China).

2 Lee Chong Wei (Malaysia).

3 Lin Dane (China).

4 Axelsen (Denmark).

5 Jorgensen (Denmark).

6 Tian Houwei (China).

7 Chou Tien Cheng (Chinese Taipei).

8 Sugiatoto (Indonesia).

9 Son Wan-ho (South Korea).

10 Zwible.

Germany).

The top 10 in the world are ranked in order, Chen Long, Li Zongwei, Lin Dan, Axelson, J. Jorgensen, Tian Houwei, Zhou Tiancheng, T-Sugiato, Sun Wanhu, Zwible.

The 2012 London Olympics badminton men's doubles champion was Cai Yun and Fu Haifeng.

On August 5, 2012, Beijing time, the London Olympics badminton competition was fought in the men's doubles final at Wembley Stadium. Top seed Cai Yun Fu Haifeng and Danish strong Boe Mogensen battled fiercely, and in the end, Cai Yun and Fu Haifeng defeated their opponents with a big score of 2-0 and won the gold medal in badminton men's doubles at the London Olympics, with a score of -15 in two games.

Cai Yun, Fu Haifeng.

China's Cai Yun and Fu Haifeng defeated Denmark's Mogensen Bowie in straight games to win the men's doubles title for the first time.

China's Fu Haifeng, Zhang Nan.

In the men's doubles final of the Rio Olympics, Fu Haifeng and Zhang Nan stubbornly dragged the match into the deciding game after losing a game, and they saved two match points in a row at a critical moment to laugh to the end, and they took 1 hour and 10 minutes to defeat Malaysia's Wu Weisheng and Chen Weiqiang 2-1 (16-21) to win the championship. Fu Haifeng won the men's doubles gold medal for the second consecutive Olympic Games.

In the early morning of August 20, Beijing time, the 2016 Rio Olympic Games badminton project in the ninth match day of the Rio Convention and Exhibition Center Hall 4, in the men's doubles final, the No. 4 seed, the Chinese combination Fu Haifeng Zhang Nan lost one game 16-21, 21-12 and 23-21 in a row, with a total score of 2-1 reversal of the Malaysian combination Wu Weisheng Chen Weiqiang won the championship, this is the first gold medal won by the Chinese badminton team in this Olympic Games, the Chinese team achieved two consecutive championships in the event, Fu Haifeng also became the first double champion in the history of the project.

According to the latest BWF rankings (2016-9-1), the top three men's doubles rankings are currently (points and countries in parentheses):

1 Lee Yong-dae, Yoo Yeon-sung (93379, South Korea);

2. Fu Haifeng, Zhang Nan (75665, China);

3 Kim Ki-jung, Kim Sha Lang, 74047, South Korea);

In fourth place is: Chai Biao Hong Wei, (73580, China).