Sub Factor: Skill Repertoire
Watch the badminton footage below.
Write down a list of the shots that you
observe in the rallies.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQ5zTH69dv0
5 longest rallies
Shot Purpose
Shot 1
Shot 2
Shot 3
X
X
X
Where and
Why?
Where and
Why?
Where and
why?
The more skilful you are, the better your performance is likely to be. Being
aware of the type of skill you are working on, will determine the way you
practice and develop skill.
A skilled performance is about your ability to be in the correct place at the
correct time and be able to select the correct technique, making it look as
effortless as possible to meet the open performance demands.
Skills are learned as a result of effective practice and can be performed
consistently, it is not a fluke or beginners luck.
Skills and techniques – Correct shot selection
•Select skills that are successful in outcome
•Select skills which create scoring options
•Select skills that allow recovery
•Select skills which force errors
To become a skilled performer you must
possess a broad repertoire of skills
“ All strokes have a purpose. As a
performer you must understand what
you can do with strokes you have in
your repertoire”
Skill Repertoire is
The range of skills
you have at your
disposal
Utilised in a variety
of performance
situations
EVALUATE the impact of skill repertoire positively and negatively on performance.
EVALUATE the impact of skill repertoire positively and negatively on performance.
Smash: Strength in Repertoire
• Impact 1 -
Impact 2
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Impact 3
•?
Quality
preparation
allows for
economic
and graceful
movements
Accuracy
and
consistency.
Ability to apply
the right shot
at the right
time
Potential to
select a
number of
shots from any
one point on
court
Positive
Impact of
skill
Repertoire
Faster decision
making (Bank
of knowledge)
faster motor
response
Dictate and
control
game
Able to carry
height, angle
and speed to
expose space
at the corners
of court
Negative Impact of limited Skill Repertoire
Predictable
Lack of timing,
accuracy and
technique reduces
amount of movement
required by opponent
Creativity, tactical
and decision
making potential
massively reduced
Constantly
defending
Limited
options
prevents you
creating
space
Unable to change
tempo impact
concentration,
motivation and coping
with pressure