Badminton and tennis are two small ball games that are widely loved by fans today. Which is longer or shorter? If you use this proposition, it is estimated that it will cause a heated debate among most friends. In order to avoid unnecessary war of words, we should try to analyze and demonstrate the characteristics of the two sports from a neutral point of view on the basis of data sampling. The purpose is by no means to compete for seats in the rivers and lakes. All kinds of sports have their unique charm, and people who like sports love life.
First, the ornamental comparison between tennis and badminton.
In fact, raising this question is not completely clear from the visual effect. There are many factors that affect appreciation judgment, some of which come from the degree of cultural identity behind things.
Do you think tea or coffee is better? Is XO delicious or Maotai Wuliangye delicious? Many times what we consume is not the material itself, but the culture behind it. Although badminton and tennis are both imported products, the development of badminton in China has gradually given people the feeling and treatment like a national ball. Therefore, when we treat badminton, we will weaken the import. Tennis, on the other hand, is an exotic product, representing western culture and life, and representing gentlemen and nobles. So many people in China are more keen on this sport in order to improve their so-called taste and image, or some people who are already pro-Western.
Another factor that determines whether it is ornamental is the environmental atmosphere. Organizers use various means to arouse the audience's sense of * * *, infect the audience's emotions, and the audience will unconsciously enlarge the highlights and weaken the boring stage, thus feeling that the game is very beautiful and wonderful.
The third factor is whether the group characteristics of the sport are attractive, including athletes and spectators. Handsome men, beautiful women, personality and nobility are all things that make people shine at the moment and are sought after in tennis. It is also an important commercial factor for tennis to be successfully introduced to the world.
Finally, commercialization needs a developed economic environment as a support, as well as people with sufficient spending power.
These are the disadvantages that badminton can't compare with tennis: there are no beautiful women, the clothes are not sexy, the economy of high-level countries is not very good, and the inherent introverted personality of orientals are all very important factors that make this project lack attention and can't be popularized to the world quickly.
But I always think that from a technical point of view, badminton is obviously higher than tennis. No matter the change of technique, rhythm and dynamic line, it is much richer than tennis. Especially in men's doubles and mixed doubles, it can be said that it is very enjoyable, and a little transfer is likely to make the audience's emotions burst. I also believe that with the rapid rise of badminton in China in recent years, as well as the improvement of China's economy and the improvement of ordinary people's requirements for amateur life, badminton will have the same status in China as rugby in the United States. Even if you don't play any in Europe and America, we will still have a good time.
Second, the difference in the scope of activities.
Badminton singles area is 13.40m×5. 18m, tennis singles area is 23.77m×8.23m, and the tennis court area is almost three times that of badminton court. However, in tennis, the range of players' activities in the 1 match depends on the style of play (baseline hitting or surfing the net), while the players in the 70㎡ badminton court are almost covered. This is also the reason why a badminton player needs about 1 hour 16 minutes to run 6400 meters, while a tennis player needs about 3 hours 18 minutes to run 3200 meters. For example, badminton often drops the ball in the backcourt, and the landing point is close to the net, so the receiver must go to the front of the net, while tennis backcourt rarely limits the second landing point of the ball to the front of the net without touching the net, that is, the receiver can catch the ball without being too close to the net (because tennis can be allowed to land 1 time, except for grabbing a high point to surf the net).
Third, the hitting frequency.
According to the statistics of the highest singles competition in the same period, it is found that badminton players need to swing about 2000 times in 1 hour 16 minutes, while tennis players swing 1000 times in 3 hours 18 minutes. Tennis rackets are generally around 280-340g, badminton rackets are generally around 90g, and the weight of tennis rackets is nearly three times that of badminton rackets. According to the converted tennis free time 18 minutes and badminton free time of 37 minutes, the number of strokes of players in the same time is similar, but according to the overall time of the game, tennis swings 1000 in 1000 minutes, with an average of 1 pole and a rest of 65438 seconds. Badminton 2000 ran for 37 minutes, with an average of1.1sec, and rested for 39 minutes, with an average of1.1sec.
Fourth, the difference between running.
In a game, badminton players need to run 6400 meters 1 hour 16 minutes, and tennis players need to run 3200 meters for about 3 hours 18 minutes. Badminton players need to move 5052m in an hour, tennis players need to move 969m m, and the distance and speed of badminton players per unit time are 5.2 times that of tennis players. There must be individual differences in this statistic, and tennis lovers will calm down. )
Although it is equivalent to tennis air time 18 minutes and badminton air time of 37 minutes, the running distance of athletes is similar, but from the overall time of the game, tennis 18 minutes played 299 rounds, with an average of 4.7 seconds per round and a rest 180 minutes, with an average of 47. 1 round. Badminton played 146 rounds in 37 minutes, with an average of 15.2 seconds per round and a rest of 40 minutes, with an average of 16.4 seconds per round. That is to say, at the same running speed, top tennis events can rest for 1 minute; In the same top badminton competition, you can only rest for 1 minute 1.08 minute.
In tennis, the speed of turning, the height of take-off, the frequency of emergency stop and the number of turns back are far less than badminton.
Take the fastest ball speed of two sports as an example: the tennis court is 23.77 meters long and the badminton court is 13.4 meters long. At present, the fastest serve speed of tennis is 244.6 km/h played by Roddick in the final of Davis Cup 1/4 in 2004, while Fu Haifeng, the fastest badminton player in China, still maintains the highest serve speed of 332 km/h, which is almost the same as the fastest F 1 car. (This statistical standard is not uniform, and the speed of badminton is very fast-Editor) In tennis baseline volley and badminton backcourt smash, the receiver catches the ball at the baseline, each with the fastest speed. The maximum reaction time of tennis players is 0.35 seconds, and that of badminton players is 0. 15 seconds.
Playing tennis is not necessarily more tiring than playing badminton.
This point has been answered in the difference between the hitting frequency at the third position and the running frequency at the fourth position. Tennis is divided into competitive tennis and mass tennis. Popular tennis pays attention to the value of exercise and is not limited by strength and speed. It is deeply loved by people of all ages, from the 80-year-old to the children of several years old. Tennis, as a way to meet people's demands for physical exercise and fun, is one of the oldest sports with the widest participation. Therefore, it meets the purpose and requirements of school physical education, health education and lifelong physical education. As a fitness program, because of its adjustable mode and content, it can adapt to the different requirements of people at different stages of development. For example, the length of exercise time and the intensity of exercise can be decided according to their actual situation. Therefore, people can meet their needs and achieve their goals in proper tennis.
6. Look at Chinese and Western cultures from badminton and tennis.
Badminton is a kind of sport with a strong sense of rhythm, and the transition between attack and defense is very fast. You can choose whether to exert your strength at almost any point, and you don't use your maximum strength most of the time. In addition to killing the ball, strength needs to be controlled at other times. It is for this reason that this sport has become an oriental sport (although it was invented by westerners).
1, the sense of rhythm is (reply). Only by constantly replying can there be rhythm. The rhythm of badminton is reflected in two aspects: the rhythm of strength and the rhythm of pace. The rhythm change of badminton strength is not available in any single ball game. The quality of almost every tennis ball is reflected in its quickness. From the beginning of serving, everyone is striving for a faster and more powerful ball, which is extremely rare. The strength of table tennis has also changed, mainly in the first three boards, so Asians have obvious advantages over Europeans in the first three boards. But once table tennis is pulled up, it is difficult to slow down, so Europeans perform better than Asians after pulling up. I play ball with a European, and what he doesn't adapt to most is the change of my strength. I guess they usually compete with each other.
2, the rhythm of the rhythm, in fact, the rhythm of all ball games has a rhythm, but badminton is the most obvious, especially after running, tennis does not move back and forth, and it is unlikely to come back. Badminton players stand at the center of the circle and tennis players stand at the bottom line. When he jumped straight at him, the last moment came. Asians are so obviously ahead of Europe in badminton, but Europeans are not interested in badminton. What is the reason? Asians are far superior to westerners in mastering rhythm. Why?
Cultural interpretation:
1. Western culture is linear, with only one direction: faster, higher and stronger. Tennis is the best embodiment of this.
2. Oriental culture is restorative, and the way of heaven and earth is round, which means that everything goes round and round. This reply embodies a fundamental "rhythm", while western thought is straightforward. Christianity clearly shows the characteristics of the west: it has a beginning and an end (from genesis to the final judgment) and keeps moving forward. The mainstream thought of the East has nothing to do with things like "progress" and "progress". Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism emphasize "return". According to badminton, it is to keep returning to the center of the field.
A culture's love for a certain sport can be attributed to both accidental factors (Japan was occupied by the United States after World War II, and the Japanese idolized the United States, so baseball became the most popular sport in Japan) and the temperament of the culture itself. Europeans may never like badminton, a sport that constantly chooses between speed and speed, and Asians may never beat Europeans in tennis.
Analysis of several advantages of badminton's popularity in cities.
Among small ball games of mass sports, table tennis, badminton and tennis are the most popular. In urban population, badminton was originally the last of the three items, but in recent years, the popularity of badminton among urban teenagers has been increasing, and it has stood at the forefront of urban mass sports.
In some people's minds, there is a misunderstanding that badminton is not as good as tennis, and this misunderstanding is because cheap badminton rackets and plastic badminton have been popular for a long time, so that they can fight each other without a net. However, such outdoor sports are not really playing badminton.
Badminton is a sport with strict requirements for air convection. Badminton, on the other hand, is not cheaper than tennis in racket, winding and other equipment and consumables, and even more demanding in ball consumption than tennis.
When badminton got rid of the shadow that it was not as good as tennis, it quickly became popular in cities and became one of the most popular sports for young people. It also washed away the spirit of the cottage in fashion.
From the economic point of view of venue operators, tennis courts cover a larger area than badminton courts and have the same indoor area. It is better to build it into a badminton court, which can produce better income. For fans, tennis is actually an outdoor sport, which is greatly influenced by the weather. In China, there are not enough tennis fans, especially female fans, who are willing to endure the sun and wind for a long time. In contrast, badminton is more competitive as an indoor sport.
In terms of sports skills, especially for amateurs, tennis requires much higher strength than badminton, and badminton is more suitable for amateurs because of its meticulous skills. Moreover, in terms of physical energy consumption, badminton can consume more calories per unit time than tennis-tennis has advantages, badminton has, and tennis is lacking.