Objectives: The aim of this review is to provide an overview of the injury risks in badminton, by exploring and takes a global approach related to the eyes, and upper and lower limbs. This explain how the injury occurred and as well as medical and training recommendations for athletic population. News: Badminton injuries are around 1-5% of all sports injuries. It ranked six after soccer, basketball, volleyball, long-distance running and cycling. Prospects and projects: Such knowledge could help coaches and fitness trainers focus on the specific muscular activities required to prevent injuries. The relationship between scientists and coaches, particularly in terms of biomechanics and physiotherapy, will help improve per formance and prevent injury. Conclusion: Badminton will be influenced by the evolution of intensity of the game. It is apparent that the movement patterns and movement demands are related to an increase injuries and the generation of new injuries. Eye injury occurs when shuttlecock impact from an opponent`s stroke. Wearing glasses can considerably reduce the risk of eye injury. Injuries to the arm and shoulder are due to faulty technique, while leg and back injuries are caused mainly by a lack of strength or mobility. The contribution of the trunk to the prevention of lower limb injuries suggests that specific attention should be paid to this area. Fatigue influences the waynthat lunges are performed, and the jump is received by making these tendons less powerful and more unstable. Training program increases body strength to prevent injuries.
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