Activity Profile between Winners and Losers ¡j in International Silat Olahraga Matches

Abstract

Material and Methods Match AnalysisThe Silat Olahraga SEA Games 2015 videos, which publicly available online were used in analysis. Nineteen (19) Silat Olahraga matches in SEA Games 2015 were selected in this study. These videos were male and female quarterfinals, semifinal, and final matches. Each category emphasis of different class, start from class A (45-50 kg), class B (50-55 kg), class C (55-60 kg), class D (60-65 kg), class E (65-70 kg), class F (70-75 kg), class G (75-80 kg), and class H (80-85kg). For male category, the match analysed were from A, C, D, E, F, and H class, while the female category, the match analysed were from B, C, and D class. The class classifications based on the weight of the athletes. Shapie et al.[3] reported the analysis was based on the performance indicators selected to be analyzed. The video playback was reduced to 50% (slow-motion mode) and was repeated if necessary on the sequences needed to enhance the accuracy of measurement of each of attacking and defensive movement category. The video was play on the Media Classic

Comparison of action performances and outcome between winners and losers in young female silat tempur matches

“…In silat, any legal/clear points (HT) with a punch (1 point), kick (2 points) or topple down (3 points) will help the athlete to increase his/her score (Anuar, 1992). Shapie et al (2018a) reported that the winners from 19 matches in international silat matches performed more actions than the losers. Secondly, this study showed that the most frequent successful action performed by the winners was kick.…”

“…Tempur means combat, sparring or battle between exponents (Shapie et al, 2019). This combative sport focuses on young exponents, particularly beginners (Shapie et al, 2018a). The main agenda of this sport is to improve combative techniques performed by young silat exponents in competition (Shapie et al, 2019).…”

“…Notational analysis in combat sports can be a useful tool to help coaches and athletes to improve their technical and tactical skills and prepare for competition (Shapie et al, 2008;Shapie et al, 2018). Studies in this regard include silat olahraga (Shapie et al, 2018a;Shapie et al, 2013), judo (Nagai et al, 2019), taekwondo (Suppiah et al, 2017 or karate (Tabben et al, 2019). Shapie et al (2013) used notational analysis to identify and describe the actions performed during the fight time of silat matches, which can assist in developing of specific training programmes.…”

Activity profile between winners and losers among female exponents in international silat olahraga competition

“…Each of the silat matches were played using Nacsport Elite (sports performance analysis software), which allows to pause and play back frame-by-frame for ease of use. For this study, 14 different types of motion categories were coded, including kick, punch, block, catch, topple, sweep, evade/dodge, self-release, block and punch, block and kick, block and sweep, fake punch, fake kick and others (Shapie et al, 2018). The motion categories were divided into three outcomes, which were Hit Target (HT), Hit Elsewhere (HE) and Missing Opponent (MO).…”