This study was mainly to discuss the effects on the accuracy of the placement of badminton for using forehand hitting when considering the sexual difference and different type of rackets under the task constrains. This study was through preliminary research to identify the reliability and validity of the experimental tool; furthermore to discuss the effects on skill manipulation and skill performance between combination of different racket's weight and thread pound. The participants of this experiment were the outstanding junior high school contestants of the badminton (average height for male: 161±4.30 cm, average weight for female: 55.26±1.30 km; average height for male: 176±6.19 cm, average weight for female: 68.66±9.40 km). Each male and female group was 15 members. The experiment tests them for three different racket weights which were 86g、88g、90g and three different thread pounds (26b、28b、30b) to become 9 combinations. Each combination will test 15 times of forehand hitting t o find out the skill accuracy scores forward and backward. These data was collected and verified through the Pearson's correlation coefficient and mixed design three factor analysis of variance. The conclusions through outcome analysis and discussion were the following: This experimental tool provides with a good reliability of retest and expert validity. Sex, weight, and pound are interactive effects on the accuracy of the placement of badminton for using forehand hitting. According to the sexual difference and different combination under task constrain, there are no differences for the scores on the accuracy of the placement of badminton for using forehand hitting. For all of the outstanding junior high school contestants, they are capable of the forehand hitting skills and will increase the accuracy of the placement of badminton for using forehand hitting by self-adjusting capability. However, there are some differences between high racket weight and thread pound. In addition, the scores of male are superior to female. It shows that the outstanding junior high school of male contestants are more suitable for using combination of high racket weight and thread pound than female contestants.