Technical Level Standards for Badminton Players

1. International Athletes

Anyone who meets one of the following conditions can apply for the title of International Athletes.

(1) Thomas Cup, Uber Cup and Sudirman Cup World Mixed Team Championships:

1. Athletes who win the team championship will participate in the competition;

2. The main players who finished second or third in the team (except those with poor individual results).

(2) In the Olympic Games, World Championships and World Cup, obtain the top eight places in singles, doubles and mixed doubles (including tied for third and fifth place).

(3) Athletes who have won the top three in each individual event (including a tie for third place) in the IBF Annual Grand Prix Finals.

2. Athletes

Anyone who meets one of the following conditions can apply for the title of Athletes.

(1) The main players who won the top three team competitions in the Asian Games and Asian Championships, and the top six athletes in individual competitions;

(2) In the International Badminton Federation Athletes who have won the top three in each individual event in the 4-star or above Grand Prix series;

(3) athletes who have won the top two in each individual event in the World Youth Championship;

(4) In the National Games, National Championships, and National Team Championships, the top three main players of the team (those who have played 60% of the time, including 50%) and the first place in the team competition of the City Games, the National Youth The main player who won the first place in the championship group A team competition;

(5) Won the top eight in each individual event in the National Games, the top six in each individual event in the National Championships, and the top six in each individual event in the National Doubles Championship The top three athletes;

(6) The top three athletes in each individual event in the Chinese Badminton Association Grand Prix Series;

(7) Competing in the City Games In the National Youth Championships, athletes who won first place in each individual event, doubles, and mixed doubles in Group A;

In the official competition of (eight), defeated two international-level athletes athletes.

3. First-level athletes:

Anyone who meets one of the following conditions can apply for the title of first-level athlete.

(1) Athletes who have won the fourth to eighth place in any event in international championships or international invitational tournaments and IBF 4-star or above Grand Prix series participating in more than ten countries;

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(2) Athletes who have finished third to eighth (tied for fifth place) in each individual event in the World Youth Championships;

(3) Athletes who have finished among the top three teams in national competitions In addition to athletes other than athletes and the main players who place fourth to sixth place; athletes who place ninth to sixteenth place in each individual event in national competitions;

(4) Among the national youth In the championship, those who won the second to fourth place in each individual event and mixed doubles in Group A, and the top two in each individual event in Group B; (5) In the national youth competition, those who won the 16-year-old male group and the 15-year-old female group Athletes who are champions of each individual event in the group.

IV. Second-level athletes:

Anyone who meets one of the following conditions can apply for the title of second-level athlete.

(1) Any athlete who has won the fifth to eighth place in each individual event and mixed doubles in Group A and the third to sixth place in each individual event in Group B in the National Youth Championship;

(2) Athletes who have won the second to sixth place in each individual event in the male 16-year-old group and the female 15-year-old group in the national youth competition;

(3) Competitions in various provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government and other In the competitions held by the system, the main players who have won the top six in each individual event and the top two in the team;

(4) In the youth competitions held in various provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government, the top three in the individual event and the top two in the team The main player of the championship.

Fifth and third-level athletes:

Anyone who meets one of the following conditions can apply for the title of third-level athlete.

(1) In formal competitions held at the provincial, municipal, and county levels, the top six athletes in each individual event and the top three main team members of the team;

(2) The top three athletes in each individual event in youth competitions at the provincial, municipal and county levels;

(3) The top three athletes in each individual event in formal competitions with no less than sixteen athletes participating famous athlete.

6. Junior athletes:

Anyone who meets one of the following conditions can apply for the title of junior athlete.

(1) Athletes who represent regions and cities in provincial, district and municipal youth competitions;

(2) Official competitions in which no less than 26 young athletes participate , the top four athletes in each event.

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Badminton Amateur Level Standard Singles (Repost)

Amateur Level Zero: Never played badminton

Amateur Level 1: I often play ball in the open air in the square on the side of the road. There is no requirement for the wind direction! No court or net is required, and there are no requirements for rackets. And often in places like this, people are looking for balls all over the floor.

Amateur Level 2: I often play ball in the open air in the square on the side of the road. I don’t have high requirements for the wind direction! There is no requirement for a court or a net, and there is no requirement for a racket. I often hit others looking for the ball all over the floor! Think that your badminton playing is good or very good, and often show off to others! Don’t watch the badminton match!

Amateur Level 3: Likes to play ball in the open air with lines drawn on the ground. A net is required, but I don’t know how high the net is! Don’t play ball when it’s windy! He thinks he plays badminton very well and always shows off to others! I occasionally watch football games and find them very lively and enjoyable!

Amateur Level 4: Likes to play indoor badminton courts, knows that playing badminton is expensive, and knows the correct way to hold a racket. Has its own racket. Knowing that you can buy one racket instead of a pair, knowing that you can pull out the string of the racket again if it breaks! Watch football games on TV often! I know I’m not good at badminton!

Amateur Level 5: Do not play outside. I often think about badminton when I am in class or at work. Likes to hit the ball. Start paying attention to equipment issues and have your own requirements for rackets and strings! At the same time, there is a demand for clothes, shoes and other equipment! I only know that others are playing well, but I don’t know that I am not playing well! Follow every game as it's televised and taped! Never miss the chance to play. Can casually name n number of players and the equipment they use. I hope my children will become

professional team members in the future. Beginning to enter the infatuation stage!

Amateur Level 6: Start paying attention to your own technical details, requiring you to move more delicately and make fewer mistakes! Start using fake moves. Able to accurately judge the opponent's strengths and weaknesses, and accurately analyze the reasons why you win or lose. Start meeting and competing with professional players! Experts who know their area (municipal level)! There are players that I don’t like. Find out what kind of open games are available that month!

Amateur Level 7: Often compete with professional players and occasionally win a round. Won the top five in the municipal amateur badminton competition! For equipment, only a ball, racket, and string are required. But the requirements for the venue are very high, and you can feel the wind direction in the stadium! Only watch major matches and be able to point out the strengths and weaknesses of international level players!

Amateur Level 8: Won the top five in the provincial amateur badminton competition. I often compete with professional players, and ordinary professional players are no match for them! He is very familiar with the badminton world, knows who are the top players in the country, and can name the coaches in each province. Disdain for the signature of an Olympic champion!