Bio Motoric Analysis, Degeneration process, and anxiety of professional boxer for maximum peak performance: A Literature Study

Bisa, Maksimus

doi:10.36678/ijmaes.2020.v06i02.001

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“…A study conducted by Alejo et al (2020) shows that anxiety before competition is one of the psychological factors that can significantly affect athlete performance, especially in individual sports such as boxing. The research results conducted by Bisa (2020) showed that psychological factors in the form of anxiety affect both directly and indirectly the peak performance of a boxer. Interview studies revealed that anxiety resulted in aggressive behavior in boxers at a young age and puberty.…”

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An analysis of Indonesian student-level boxing athletes: What Effect Does Competition Anxiety Have on Self-Efficacy?

Saniah,

Sukamti,

Chaeroni

et al. 2024

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This study aims to analyze the effect of self-efficacy on competition anxiety in boxing athletes at the student level. The sample consists of boxing athletes in the Special Region of Yogyakarta Province and South Kalimantan Province, with 130 athletes (95 male, 35 female) who will compete at the Regional Student Sports Week in 2024. The characteristics of the boxers were aged 15-18, had 3.1±0.7 years of training experience, have a minimum 8.7±4.2 and maximum 10.3±2.2 hours of training in a week. Self-efficacy instrument used Endurance Sport Self-Efficacy Scale (ESSES) questionnaire, and competition anxiety used Competitive State Anxiety Inventory-2 Revised (CSAI-2R) questionnaire. This study showed a significant negative effect between self-efficacy and anxiety to compete in boxing athletes (t -7.870 and p<0.05) and R2, which is 38.1%. It can be concluded that the direction of negative correlation means that if the self-efficacy of athletes is high, the anxiety of athletes before the match is low. Athletes are expected to always believe in their ability to perform at their best when competing. Future research needs to investigate how psychological interventions can influence the interpretation of the direction of anxiety symptoms among boxing athletes. Keywords: Self-efficacy, competition anxiety, boxing

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An analysis of Indonesian student-level boxing athletes: What Effect Does Competition Anxiety Have on Self-Efficacy?

Saniah,

Sukamti,

Chaeroni

et al. 2024

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Emotional maturity and self control as predictors of boxing athlete aggressiveness: Is it proven?

Prabowo,

Sukamti,

Fauzi

et al. 2024

Fiz Pol

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Boxing athletes must control their emotions and themselves, and regulate their aggressiveness to prevent harming themselves during matches . The purpose of this study was to show whether emotional maturity and self control affect the aggressiveness of boxing athletes. This type of research is correlational. The sample used is boxing athletes from the Special Region of Yogyakarta (n = 65, age 14-22 years) and the subjects have participated in boxing competitions. Sampling was done by nonprobability consecutive sampling. The emotional maturity scale is based on Singh and Bhargava, self control refers to Averill, aggression refers to Buss and Perry (1992). Data analysis was aided by ANOVA (F-test) and t-test. Results. Boxing athletes who will conduct games should receive support to conduct matches in a sporting manner to help athletes regulate their emotions and avoid aggression. For future researchers, it is hoped that they will be able to discuss more about the psychological aspects of boxing athletes, because this research is only limited to the influence of emotional maturity and self control on aggressiveness in boxing athletes.

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Bio Motoric Analysis, Degeneration process, and anxiety of professional boxer for maximum peak performance: A Literature Study

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An analysis of Indonesian student-level boxing athletes: What Effect Does Competition Anxiety Have on Self-Efficacy?

An analysis of Indonesian student-level boxing athletes: What Effect Does Competition Anxiety Have on Self-Efficacy?

Emotional maturity and self control as predictors of boxing athlete aggressiveness: Is it proven?

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