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Badminton – Fitness, Risks and Care

Dr Harjeet Singh, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon | Dr Mohd Faithal Hassan, University of Malaya

25-May-16 16:00

Badminton – Fitness, Risks and Care

The 2016 Thomas and Uber Cup took place in Kunshan, China this year. The popular game, which demands excellent fitness and technical finesse is a popular after-work and weekend sport – to play or to watch. We learn more about it from Dr Harjeet Singh, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, and Dr Mohd Faithal Hassan of the Sports Science Center at the University of Malaya.


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Tags:  health and living,  badminton,  lee chong wei,  Thomas Cup,  uber cup,  exercise medicine,  sports medicine,  elite athletes


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