Badminton Racket Handle Structure for Training Purpose

Abstract

A badminton racket handle structure for training purpose. A includes a plurality of groove positions are formed on the surface of the racket handle. A little finger position grip groove at a first groove position is formed near the bottom of the surface of the racket handle. A ring finger position grip groove at a second groove position is formed upward from the bottom surface. A middle finger position grip groove at a third groove position is formed upward from the bottom surface. A thumb position grip groove for forehand stroke at a forth groove position is formed upward from the bottom surface. A forefinger position grip groove at a fifth groove position is formed upward from the bottom surface. A thumb position grip groove for backhand stroke at a sixth groove position is formed upward from the bottom of the surface of the racket handle.

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FIELD OF THE INVENTION

[0001] The present invention relates to a training equipment for racket sports, and particularly relates to a racket used in badminton, tennis and squash; by using the racket of the present invention, the user can learn quickly the standard and appropriate position and way of grip, and the swing movements can also be corrected; meanwhile, the racket is easy to be held tightly during use, which improves the safety of use.BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

[0002] As a popular and effective sport for physical exercises, badminton is easy to learn and is not limited by sport field. Therefore, people play badminton in almost every community. The quality of badminton equipment is the key to the quality of the sport. Badminton, tennis and squash are all competitive sports. while it is based on correct, standard and appropriate grip and swing movements that the competitive performance of this type of sports is to be enhanced. A traditional badminton racket usually includes a hea...

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