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The importance of jump height for the badminton smash and subsequent landing movement pattern
The explosive nature and fast-paced gameplay in badminton often leave players with reduced ground contact preparation time after executing a jump smash. This study aims to investigate the relationship between jump height, smash performance (shuttlecock speed, racket speed, smash angle, shuttlecock-c
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