Abstract:
The purpose on this study was to construct the A Training Model for Badminton Skills and Physical Fitness Development. The goal of the method was to develop badminton skills and physical fitness. Subjects were 25 freshmen with minimal basic badminton skills. The subjects were trained for six weeks, five days a week. The Training Model was composed of six parts: X-Movement in the court for one minute, Forehand Wall Volley for thirty seconds, Backhand Wall Volley for thirty seconds, Short Serve fifteen times, Long Serve fifteen times, and Clear Shot fifteen times, respectively. Results were hand-tabulated by the author. Before and after the practice periods, the standard test for badminton skills and physical fitness test (I C S P F T) were administrated. After a week interval without any training, the subjects were tested for retention skills. The data was analysed using a One-Way Analysis of Varience, Trend Analysis, the Nouman-Keuls test, and T-Test. The results indicated that A Training Model for Badminton Skill and Physical Fitness Development significantly developed both badminton skills and physical fitness for endurance and flexibility (p<.01) and the physical fitness for agility, speed and power (p<.05), except the physical fitness for strength was not significant difference at .05 level. There was not any significant difference at .01 level for retention skills after a week interval without training.