Shuttlecock picking-up device for training in badminton field and shuttlecock picking-up method thereof

Abstract

The invention discloses a shuttlecock picking-up device for training in a badminton field. The shuttlecock picking-up device comprises a badminton racket, wherein the upper racket surface of the badminton racket is provided with a bearing board; the bearing board is provided with a plurality of shuttlecock containing grooves used for containing single shuttlecocks, and the upper concave surfaces of the grooves make contact with the lower surfaces of the shuttlecocks; the shuttlecock containing grooves extend in the radial direction of the badminton racket, one end, close to the center of the badminton racket, of each shuttlecock containing groove is used for containing the head portion of the corresponding shuttlecock, one end, far away from the center of the badminton racket, of each shuttlecock containing groove is used for containing the feather portion of the corresponding shuttlecock, the shuttlecock containing grooves are distributed in an annular array relative to the center of the badminton racket, the shuttlecocks are more stable to move and not prone to rolling off by being limited by the shuttlecock containing grooves, and it can be guaranteed that the shuttlecocks can be stably placed on the badminton racket. Compared with the an existing shuttlecock distributing mode making use of every single space, the shuttlecock picking-up device is higher in efficiency and more stable and reliable.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of sports training, and is especially suitable for a ball picking device for badminton court training and a method for picking up shuttlecocks. Background technique [0002] During badminton training, especially multi-ball training, the serving coach usually takes the balls from the ball box one by one in the half court and serves them for the athletes to practice. There are a lot of badmintons scattered around. When the training is over or too many balls accumulate on the field to hinder the training, the athletes will manually collect the badmintons scattered in the field and pick them up one by one. Finally, they will be stored in the ball box for the next time. training use. [0003] Concretely, the existing methods of manually picking and collecting shuttlecocks generally include the following: [0004] 1. Manpower picks up one by one: pick up the badmintons scattered on the field into the ball box one by one b...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] 1. Manpower picks up one by one: pick up the badmintons scattered on the field into the ball box one by one by bending over manually or scooping up the balls with a racket. Using this method usually has the disadvantages of heavy workload and low pick-up efficiency place;

[0005] 2. Picking up with the help of a specific pick-up device: Common pick-up devices include shovels, brooms, or as the Chinese utility model patent "A Badminton Pick-up Device" with the publication number of CN202289352U. The efficiency of picking up the ball, but its shortcomings are: during the process of picking up the ball, the ball picking device will inevitably squeeze the shuttlecock, and the shuttlecock itself is fragile and easy to break, and it is very easy to damage the shuttlecock during the picking process, and the picking device itself needs to be prepared separately. higher cost

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