Badminton Smash Basic Training Model

Rahmat, Ade

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“…Smash skills need to be considered about the speed and accuracy of directing the shuttlecock.Smash skills in badminton have the same purpose and function, namely turning off the opponent's defense or ending a set of rallies. This is reinforced by James Poole [1], arguing that: "The smash is the power of a player who can collect points for in the match". This means that the smash has a central or role in every match.…”

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The Effect of Teaching Strategy and Kinesthetic Perception on The Smash Skills in Badminton

Sudiadharma,

Mahyuddin,

Sutriawan

2023

Advances in Health Sciences Research

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The aim of this experimental study was to compare two learning strategies on learning outcomes smah skill in the game of badminton. The learning strategy consists of a duty and play. This study also aims to determine the interaction between learning strategies and kinesthetic perception abilities toward the learning outcomes smash skill in badminton. Kinesthetic perception capability consists of high and low. This research was conducted at the Badminton House, Faculty of Sport and Health Sciences, Universitas Negeri Makassar, academic year 2017/2018. Experimental method using a 2x2 by level design. The sample consisted of 40 students were divided into four groups, each consisting of 10 students . Data analysis technique is a two -way analysis of variance ( ANOVA ) followed by Tukey test at a significance level of α = .05. The results of this study indicate that. (1). The result of learning smash smash skills on badminton game learning strategy is better task than learning strategy of play. (2). There is an interaction between learning strategies and kinesthetic perception abilities against the learning outcomes blow skill smash in badminton game. (3). High kinesthetic perception ability, duty learning strategy is better than play learning strategy. (4). The ability of kinesthetic perception is low, there is no difference between learning strategy of playing with task learning strategy

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The Effect of Teaching Strategy and Kinesthetic Perception on The Smash Skills in Badminton

Sudiadharma,

Mahyuddin,

Sutriawan

2023

Advances in Health Sciences Research

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The Effectiveness of Sports Clinic: An Impact Study

2022

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The purpose of the study. This study assessed the effectiveness of this Sports Clinic Program of the Bataan Peninsula State University at Brgy. Pto. Rivas Ibaba, Balanga City, Bataan as it investigated the level of the social impacts to the participants of the programs were determined. Materials and methods. The survey questionnaire was developed by the Sports Science Cluster of Bataan Peninsula State University and was validated by experts within the province. The result of the survey was analyzed through basic statistical treatment. Interviews were also conducted to the participant to further enhance the quantitative data gathered. Results. The result of the survey results that participant strongly agree that the BPSU Sports Clinic support their understanding the sport, it supports the athlete’s self-awareness on sport, BPSU Sports Clinic supports the athlete’s technical skills and the coaching staff have high commitment to athletes. Conclusions. Based on the interview conducted with the participants and stakeholders, there is a strongly agreement that the objectives set for this program were attained.

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The Impact of Reaction Lights-Based Shadow Training on Foot Agility in Badminton Players at Pelangi Pontianak City

Rahmat,

Cahyadi

2024

INSPIREE

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The purpose of the study. The purpose of this study was to find out the effect of reaction light trainingand shuttle run on footwork agility in PB badminton participants Pelangi Pontianak City. Materials and methods. This study uses this type of experimental research. Inthis study there were two groups of experiments that were deliberately given treatment. Results. The analysis's findings for the first test's Lscore test count and the test's final result were Lcalculated, yielding 0.1866<Ltable 0.2287 and 0.1356<Ltable 0.2287. Thus, based on the analysis of this data, preliminary test results and final tests of the normal distribution can be drawn. The sample size of 15, mean 2.75, standard deviation 1.02, and thitung 10.43 are used to determine whether the H0 or Ha hypothesis is accepted in line with the previously given explanation, after which the price calculated and the price of table t are compared. Price comparison between tcalculates to a genuine degree α = 0.05 with degrees of freedom (dk) = (n–1) = 14 and presentil values on the distribution table-t; the result was tcount (10.43)>ttable (1.7613). Conclusions. There is an effect of training using reaction light tools and shuttle run exercises in improving the agility of footwork (footwork) of PB Pelangi Pontiank City Achievement with tCalculate>tTable Can be taken the decision that there is an effect of training using reactionlights and shuttle run exercises in improving.

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Badminton Smash Basic Training Model

Cited by 3 publications

References 15 publications

The Effect of Teaching Strategy and Kinesthetic Perception on The Smash Skills in Badminton

The Effect of Teaching Strategy and Kinesthetic Perception on The Smash Skills in Badminton

The Effectiveness of Sports Clinic: An Impact Study

The Impact of Reaction Lights-Based Shadow Training on Foot Agility in Badminton Players at Pelangi Pontianak City

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