World Congress of Racket Sport Science

Badminton Association of Thailand Mahidol University Badminton World Federation International Table Tennis Federation and the International Tennis Federation invites to attend and participate at the “6th World Congress of Racket Sport Science” on May 25-26 2018.  The Congress will be held at Arnoma Grand Hotel in Bangkok Thailand.

 

The purpose of the Congress is to bring together researchers from around the world who are interested on factors which substantially influence the results of competitive racket sports.  The Congress will focus on topics such as coaching biomechanics ergonomics expert system fitness testing injuries and their prevention nutrition physiology rehabilitation and training.

 

For more information you can visit conference website at www.racketsports2018.com. You may also contact the Organising Committee at info@racketsports2018.com

 

 

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