Effects of Visual Training on the Reaction Time among Badminton Athletes

This study aims to identify the effects of visual training on reaction time among badminton athletes using two tests, namely, Whole-Body Reaction Time (WBRT) and Finger (FRT). quasi-experimental involves 30 (Male = 30, Female 30). The involved groups [treatment group control 30]. descriptive analysis undertaken shows that level treatment for pre-WBRT test is (M 0.32, SD 0.047) pre-FRT 0.48, 0.068). For control, 0.33, 0.030) 0.49, 0.065). On other hand, post-WBRT 0.28, 0.037) post-FRT 0.41, 0.054). Meanwhile, group, 0.45, 0.061). Furthermore, there a significant difference between pre- [t (29) 8.813, p .000] FRT 10.329, .000]. As also 3.786, .001] 4.935, Nevertheless, no both (58) 1.667, .101] 0.546, .587]. However, 4.676, 3.056, .003]. Overall, this can help coaches in designing effective programs which enhance athletes.