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Bádminton · Nivel 5: Intermedio alto · Subnivel 5.4

Rackets, Strings and Shoes

10 tests · 100 datos · actualizado el 29 de octubre de 2026 · markdown

Racket weight, balance point, shaft stiffness, frame shapes, string tension, string gauge, grip size and wraps, court shoes, socks and support, and choosing equipment for your game.

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Test 1Racket weightHacer un test

  1. Modern frames are very light.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  2. 4U is lighter than 3U.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  3. Lighter rackets are easier to swing.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · aplicación

  4. Mass adds stability.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  5. Light frames move quickly.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  6. Light frames react faster.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · aplicación

  7. The Laws limit size, not weight.

    Fuente: BWF Laws of Badminton 2027 (player's view) · recuerdo

  8. Higher U is lighter.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  9. Think, try, check, choose.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  10. Higher U is lighter.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · aplicación

Test 2Balance pointHacer un test

  1. The balance point sits nearer the head.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  2. Head weight helps power.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  3. Light heads move quickly.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  4. Balanced in the middle.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  5. The balance point can be found by hand.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  6. Head-light frames react fast.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · aplicación

  7. Even balance suits all-round play.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  8. From head to handle.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  9. Flat, rest, slide, note.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  10. A balance point near the head means head-heavy.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · aplicación

Test 3Shaft stiffnessHacer un test

  1. Flex helps players with slower swings.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  2. Stiff shafts suit fast swings.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  3. Stiffness gives control at speed.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  4. Flex helps with less technique.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  5. Graphite composites are standard.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  6. Flex suits slower swings.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · aplicación

  7. Wooden, then steel and aluminium.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  8. The history of frames.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  9. Flex for slow, stiff for fast.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  10. Flexible suits beginners.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · aplicación

Test 4Frame shapesHacer un test

  1. Isometric heads are now standard.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  2. A squarer head widens the sweet spot.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  3. The ideal contact zone.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  4. Less drag means faster swings.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  5. The Laws require a flat stringed area.

    Fuente: BWF Laws of Badminton 2027 (player's view) · recuerdo

  6. A frame hit is legal.

    Fuente: BWF Laws of Badminton 2027 (player's view) · recuerdo

  7. The overall frame may not exceed 680 mm.

    Fuente: BWF Laws of Badminton 2027 (player's view) · recuerdo

  8. From head to handle.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  9. Centre is best.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  10. Squarer heads are isometric.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · aplicación

Test 5String tensionHacer un test

  1. Tension is in lbs or kg.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  2. Tight strings suit fast swings.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  3. Lower tension gives more rebound for slower swings.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  4. High tension can strain the arm and strings.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  5. Strings relax with play.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  6. Lower tension helps power for slower swings.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · aplicación

  7. Stringers use machines.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  8. Lower number is looser.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  9. Remove, mount, string, tie.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  10. Wear and tension cause breaks.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · aplicación

Test 6String gaugeHacer un test

  1. Gauge is thickness.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  2. Thin strings feel lively.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  3. Thick strings last longer.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  4. Durability for power players.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  5. Around 0.6 to 0.7 mm.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  6. Thicker strings last longer.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  7. Thin tight strings sound sharper.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  8. Smaller number is thinner.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  9. Thicker lasts longer.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  10. Thicker strings are more durable.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · aplicación

Test 7Grip size and wrapsHacer un test

  1. Comfortable size helps a relaxed grip.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  2. Overgrips go over the base grip.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  3. Towel grips soak up sweat.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  4. Slippery grips raise strain and risk.

    Fuente: BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 11 · recuerdo

  5. Strain on the forearm tendons.

    Fuente: BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 11 · recuerdo

  6. A slightly thicker grip can relax the hand.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · aplicación

  7. Towel grips absorb sweat.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  8. Off, start, wrap, finish.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  9. Each layer adds thickness.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  10. A wrap over the original grip.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · aplicación

Test 8Court shoesHacer un test

  1. Non-slip soles prevent slips.

    Fuente: BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 11 · recuerdo

  2. Running shoes are built for forward movement.

    Fuente: BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 11 · recuerdo

  3. Support wears out.

    Fuente: BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 11 · recuerdo

  4. Break new shoes in first.

    Fuente: BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 11 · recuerdo

  5. Loose laces are a hazard.

    Fuente: BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 11 · recuerdo

  6. Gum soles grip.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  7. Worn or dirty soles slip.

    Fuente: BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 11 · aplicación

  8. Choose, fit, break in, replace.

    Fuente: BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 11 · recuerdo

  9. Court shoes are best.

    Fuente: BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 11 · recuerdo

  10. Raised soles are unstable sideways.

    Fuente: BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 11 · aplicación

Test 9Socks, clothing and supportHacer un test

  1. Free movement and comfort.

    Fuente: BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 11 · recuerdo

  2. Cushioning and comfort.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  3. Stud earrings may be fine; long ones are risky.

    Fuente: BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 11 · recuerdo

  4. Supports protect weak joints.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  5. Loose zipped legs can trip.

    Fuente: BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 11 · recuerdo

  6. Dry clothing is more comfortable.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  7. Sweat control.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  8. Shoes protect the most.

    Fuente: BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 11 · recuerdo

  9. Socks, shoes, laces.

    Fuente: BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 11 · recuerdo

  10. Long earrings are a risk.

    Fuente: BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 11 · aplicación

Test 10Choosing equipment for your gameHacer un test

  1. Fit the racket to the player.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  2. Pros use set-ups for very fast swings.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · aplicación

  3. Easy power and comfort.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  4. Power and control from the back.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  5. Feel is personal.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  6. Shoes protect ankles and knees.

    Fuente: BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 11 · recuerdo

  7. Primero la técnica.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  8. Light and flexible are easiest.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  9. Style, try, frame, strings.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · recuerdo

  10. Beginners do best with light, flexible frames.

    Fuente: General badminton reference · aplicación

Fuentes

BWF Coaches' Manual Level 1 (2017), BWF regulations and history, Olympedia; original questions authored, nothing reproduced. Numbered rules belong to the Rules category (Badminton - Laws of Badminton).

  • General badminton reference78
  • BWF Coaches' Manual L1, Module 1118
  • BWF Laws of Badminton 2027 (player's view)4