憶起、疫期、一齊～我國羽球代表隊因應疫情備戰國際巡迴賽事策略之研究
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2022
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憶起、疫期、一齊～
我國羽球代表隊因應疫情備戰國際巡迴賽事策略之研究
2022年7月
研究生：胡綾芳
指導教授：李建興
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2019年COVID-19在全球掀起了大疫災，我國羽球培訓團隊在新的生活狀態及制度下對於體能、心理、技術、戰術都有所因應，此經驗可提供相似情況之參考。研究目的：針對2020年COVID-19疫情衝擊的狀況下我國羽球培訓隊入選與訓練的奮鬥經歷，及我國羽球代表隊備戰世界羽球巡迴賽事，面對COVID-19調適方式，並透過反思探討我國羽球培訓隊經歷這個疫情事件的意義。研究方法：採個案研究法，以參與觀察者身分針對研究參與者進行半結構式的訪談及觀察紀錄，輔以相關文獻，採用迴遞式多元資料比對，建構研究文本。研究發現：我國羽球代表隊透過半年遴選一次的方式培育我國羽球各單項選手至國際參賽，並於國訓中心進行週期性的體能訓練與技術的專研；備戰國際賽事的過程透過BWF採用的防疫制度來做滾動式的調整；最後在專案制度下協助球員隔離做訓練，然而受環境、器材、人員的限制訓練上雖然可以維持手感與體能，但仍沒辦法有高強度與多變的訓練。
關鍵字：國家代表隊、運動競技、COVID-19、國際運動競賽
Research on Taiwan’s Badminton Team Players Strategy Planning for International Tournament during the COVID-19 PandemicJuly, 2022 Author : Hu, Ling-Fang Advisor : Lee, Chien-Shing Abstract Since 2019, the coronavirus pandemic has impacted worldwide and Taiwan’s badminton sports national training team was no exception. Facing new challenges in life and systems, players made adjustments regarding physical strength, mentality, skills, and strategies. These experiences could be references for future players as well as researches. The research aims to analyze the training process and experiences of badminton playersin the national training team to prepare for international badminton tournaments during the pandemic and reflect on how they have experienced. Methods: Case study and the recursive abstraction method are adopted. Semi-structured interview is used for observing and having better understanding of the participants, and relevant literature reviews, for framing the research structure. Findings: The national badminton team selects qualified individual players half a year and then train them in National Sports Training Center with periodical physical training and skill practices to prepare for international tournaments. Training sessions followed BWF’s regulations and rolling adjustments were made. In guidance, players underwent isolation training. However, even though players could maintain strengths and get a feel for playing badminton, restricted by environments, facilities, and social-distancing policy, they still could not receive high-intensity and varied training.keywords：national team players, athletic performance, COVID-19, international sports competition
Research on Taiwan’s Badminton Team Players Strategy Planning for International Tournament during the COVID-19 PandemicJuly, 2022 Author : Hu, Ling-Fang Advisor : Lee, Chien-Shing Abstract Since 2019, the coronavirus pandemic has impacted worldwide and Taiwan’s badminton sports national training team was no exception. Facing new challenges in life and systems, players made adjustments regarding physical strength, mentality, skills, and strategies. These experiences could be references for future players as well as researches. The research aims to analyze the training process and experiences of badminton playersin the national training team to prepare for international badminton tournaments during the pandemic and reflect on how they have experienced. Methods: Case study and the recursive abstraction method are adopted. Semi-structured interview is used for observing and having better understanding of the participants, and relevant literature reviews, for framing the research structure. Findings: The national badminton team selects qualified individual players half a year and then train them in National Sports Training Center with periodical physical training and skill practices to prepare for international tournaments. Training sessions followed BWF’s regulations and rolling adjustments were made. In guidance, players underwent isolation training. However, even though players could maintain strengths and get a feel for playing badminton, restricted by environments, facilities, and social-distancing policy, they still could not receive high-intensity and varied training.keywords：national team players, athletic performance, COVID-19, international sports competition
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國家代表隊, 運動競技, COVID-19, 國際運動競賽, national team players, athletic performance, COVID-19, international sports competition