Boyi Dai
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Boyi Dai is a sports scientist whose research centers on the biomechanics and energetics of table tennis, with a particular focus on optimizing training and performance in young athletes. His major contribution lies in quantifying the physiological demands of high-repetition technical drills, such as the forehand loop drive—a critical attacking stroke in the sport. In his most cited work (2020, 7 citations), Dai conducted a detailed analysis of the energetic profile of well-trained, young table tennis players during practice, revealing the metabolic and mechanical loads associated with repeated explosive movements. This study provides coaches and sport scientists with evidence-based insights for designing more effective, fatigue-monitored training regimens. While his citation count is still growing, Dai’s work addresses a notable gap in sport-specific energy system research, bridging practical coaching needs with rigorous physiological measurement. His findings are particularly valuable for developing talent in racket sports, where stroke precision and endurance are equally vital.
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