Assessment of Target Performance in Archery

Kolayiş, İpek Eroğlu; Çilli, Murat; Ertan, Hayri; Knicker, J. Axel

doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2014.09.230

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“…Based on the results of this study, it was reported that cardiovascular fitness is positively correlated with archery performance. This finding is consistent with the previous study by Kolayis et al (2014), highlighting that archers with the right physical conditions can control their heart rate, resulting in better shooting accuracy and consistency (21). Musa and colleagues (2016) emphasize that cardiovascular endurance is fundamental for archery as archers are expected to do much work with or without bow and arrows (12).…”

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Anthropometric And Physical Fitness Components Comparison between High- And Low-Performance Archers

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Background.Archery is a sport that demands a high level of fitness due to its long hours of training and competitive nature. Thus, archers need to have high fatigue tolerance and body figure to perform successfully. Objectives. This study aims to compare and correlate the anthropometric and physical fitness variables on archery shooting performance. Methods. Participants were youth archers of the Terengganu state team and Malaysia Pahang Sports School from Malaysia (n=12; male: 9 and female: 3; Mean age: 16.0±1.6 years). They were divided into two groups (high-performance, HPA, and low-performance, LPA) based on their preliminary archery score obtained in the early stage of the study. The archery shooting performance was assessed by total shooting score (36 arrows shot from 70 meters distance). Anthropometric (height, body mass, body mass index, body fat percentage, skeletal muscle mass, and arm span), muscular strength and endurance, flexibility, balance, and aerobic fitness were assessed. Results. Mann-Whitney test showed that height, arm span, handgrip strength, and predicted VO2max showed significant differences between the groups (p<0.05). Spearman correlation showed that height, arm span, right-hand grip, and predicted VO2max significantly correlated with scores (r=0.80, 0.82, 0.61, 0.68). Conclusion. The result showed that archers with higher height and longer arm span have more advantages in archery. In terms of fitness level, muscular strength and aerobic capacity are essential for the archer to excel in this sport. This finding helps coaches and team managers when conducting talent identification programs and training programs for athletes.

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“…Ergo, the authentic assessment has to fulfill the principle of the main aspects in the procedure, capacity, and given competence that involve the students in complex activities that reflect good priorities and challenged in the discussion, analysis, involvement, and collaboration [20]. The evaluation is ased to be more collbaorative of thorough answers and are based on reality [26], criteria of scoring formed in the difference in appearance and learning outcome [28], a place to learn the real conditions because learning environment is one that determines the success of the assessment implementation [19], for example with the advancement of social and professional life that develops competencies of critical thinking and problem solving [5], as well as creating potential learning outcomes (Mogonea, 2014; [7]). Assessment service for non test development requires that students work in teams in two times so that students are able to reconstruct its ability [22] with the progress of the low knowledge level to a high level of knowledge (in [13,20,27,28]).…”

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The Development of Performance-based Model Authentic Assessment on Archival Subject

Pratiwi¹,

Arief²,

Churiyah³

2018

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“…In the latest Olympic Games in Rio 2016, archery continues to be a popular event to watch since it first debuted during the 1900's in Paris. Performance in archery is designated based on the sum of scores of the arrows shot by an archer that hit the target (Kolayis et al, 2014). The factors that may affect an archer's performance can be categorised into external and internal factors.…”

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“…The factors that may affect an archer's performance can be categorised into external and internal factors. The external factors are environmental conditions such as wind direction, velocity and materials used that determine the behaviour of the bow and arrow; whereas, the internal factors include fatigue, stress and athlete's technique (Kolayis et al, 2014). Both factors play a vital part in determining the performance of the archers.…”

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The Effects of Progressive Muscular Relaxation on Novice Archers’ State Anxiety, Heart Rate and Performance Scores

Rizal¹,

Hajar²,

Kuan

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IJPHCS

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Background: Studies have indicated that relaxation techniques are beneficial for athletes by enhancing their concentration, self-confidence, and reducing the levels of anxiety, stress, blood pressure and muscles stiffness. Progressive muscular relaxation (PMR) focuses on tightening and relaxing specific muscle groups of the body to achieve a state of relaxation which is a useful tool for competitive sport. Materials and Methods: PMR was applied to novice archers to examine its effect on state anxiety, heart rate and shooting performance. A total of 11 male and 17 female participants were recruited for this study. They were randomly assigned using gender matched into two research conditions, PMR (n = 14) and control (n = 14) groups. A pre-and post-tests archery shooting performance was conducted before and after the three weeks of intervention period, which consisted of nine sessions of PMR. Participant's psychological aspects were measured using the Revised competitive state anxiety inventory-2 (CSAI-2R) questionnaires, while the physiological aspect was measured using a digital pulse oximeter to monitor heart rate. Archery shooting score were measured using ten metre distance. Repeated measure of variance (ANOVA) was used to analyse the results. Result: There were significant changes in time effect for cognitive anxiety (p = 0.037) and archery performance (p = 0.019) but no significant difference between group (p = 0.458) and interaction effects (p = 0.110). There were also no significant results for time, group and interaction effects for somatic anxiety, self-confidence and arousal state Conclusion: PMR training showed no significant effect on anxiety, heart rate and archery performance on novice archers. Future studies may compare the effects of PMR on trained athletes.

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Assessment of Target Performance in Archery

Cited by 11 publications

References 5 publications

Anthropometric And Physical Fitness Components Comparison between High- And Low-Performance Archers

Anthropometric And Physical Fitness Components Comparison between High- And Low-Performance Archers

The Development of Performance-based Model Authentic Assessment on Archival Subject

The Effects of Progressive Muscular Relaxation on Novice Archers’ State Anxiety, Heart Rate and Performance Scores

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