Development of a Mobile Application for Physical Fitness Testing

Semsem, Kelly; Martin, Jonar Tumali

doi:10.13189/saj.2022.100603

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“…The development of Android-based applications in the world of sports has had a significant impact on the fitness of its users (Mohamed Ariff, Roslan, Salleh, & Mohamad, 2021). This application can determine exercise programs that require fitness and adjust to the intensity of the user's physical activity (Semsem & Martin, 2022). Preparing diet patterns and fulfilling nutritional intake can also be provided and educated via an Android-based application (K. Wang et al, 2023).…”

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Analysis of Android-Based Applications in Physical Education and Sports: Systematic Review

Al Ardha,

Nurhasan,

Nur

et al. 2024

Retos

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Android-based applications have always experienced rapid progress and development over time. This development has an impact on various fields or scopes that exist around it. This study aims to comprehensively review the implementation of android applications in physical education and sports. This study used a systematic review method by following the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA). A total of 331 articles from the SCOPUS database were screened to determine 10 relevant articles. These articles were then subjected to a systematic review. The results of the systematic review presented the research that has been conducted covering several fields, such as learning media, training, health, and sport biomechanics. The presentation of research data from the review results contributed to the development of research in the field of Android-based applications in physical education and sports. On the other hand, research related to Android-based applications needs to be done intensely in physical education. Keywords: technological development, physical activity, literature review, performance analysis.

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Analysis of Android-Based Applications in Physical Education and Sports: Systematic Review

Al Ardha,

Nurhasan,

Nur

et al. 2024

Retos

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“…Several previous studies have attempted to develop technology-based tests and measurements such as: touched on the effectiveness and efficiency of the product development of exercise programs general preparation physical based on Android [32], designed and evaluated a mobile application that could be used as an alternative in measuring the Physical Fitness [33], developed a volleyball skill test instrument [34] [35], produce development products for physical education sport and health learning media based on android applications [36]. The development of the vertical jump test instrument that has ever been of digital based vertical jump test instruments [37] and developed with camera kinect [38].…”

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Design of Power Sensor Based Test Instrument for Limb Muscle

Hardiyono¹,

Muslimin²,

Hartati³

et al. 2023

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This study aims to develop a power sensor-based leg muscle test instrument where the instrument changes the concept from manual to digital and develops a manual for using the test tool. The products produced are the Power Limb Muscle Test Kit, and a manual for using the Power Limb Muscle Test Kit. This research was established by adjusting the research and development model of Borg & Gall. The development method used includes several stages: 1) investigating the contents of the product being developed, 2) elaborating the initial product, 3) expert validation, 4) field testing, 5) product modification. The sampling technique applied was purposive sampling with Phase I trials of 10 students of physical education, health and recreation, Sriwijaya University and Phase II trials of 20 students of sports education study program, Universitas Bina Darma. Additionally, from the Phase I trial, as many as 10 students of physical education, health and recreation showed 96% criteria of Very Eligible, subsequently from the Phase II trial, as many as 20 students of sports education study program showed 91% in the Very Eligible category. Based on these results it can be concluded that a power sensor-based leg muscle test tool can be used to measure leg muscles. The renewal of the results of this study is a measuring instrument that uses sensors as a medium for collecting data so that the results are more accurate, effective and efficient.

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“…In addition, the empirical research conducted by [39] discovered that the incorporation of an Internet of Things (IoT) smart sensor into a system for handling the results of physical fitness tests administered to college students improved the process efficiency by sixty percent, hence enabling the system to more swiftly respond to a variety of prospects. Likewise, the mobile application developed and designed by [40] that focuses on multimedia feature, behavior of controls and system information, overall interface and customizability/support for user preferences has been tested to be viable tool as an alternative mode of tracking and computing the physical fitness level of the students. Similar to what was found in the research conducted by [41], the majority of the online fitness test results provided by Singaporean students were positive.…”

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Orthodox versus virtual approach in the administration of battery of physical fitness tests in the higher education context

Supriadi,

Setiawan,

Lobo

et al. 2023

Fiz Pol

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PFTs for both traditional and virtual approaches have been shown to be effective in several scientific studies. Over five weeks, this study compared the two PFT administration methods. Participants' post-test scores were used to evaluate both procedures. The participants were divided into two groups. The battery of PFTs includes the hexagonal test, Plank test, Hand-wall test, Stork-balance test, and Vertical jump. One of these exams will be given weekly for five weeks to each student. Obtained data were processed via IBM SPSS 27. The profile and results of the selected PFTs were interpreted using descriptive statistics like frequency, percentage, mean, and standard deviation. Additionally, Independent samples and Paired t-test were performed to determine the variance between the approaches in the administration of PFTs. All selected PFTs performed similarly for both approaches. Interestingly, both treatments showed considerable BMI change. Virtual administration of selected PFTs is modestly significant compared to traditional administration. Finally, the effectiveness of both approaches was not significantly different. Even though traditional is slightly higher than virtual one. Both procedures work well for college students, and the physical fitness assessments can be utilized repeatedly. This study discusses limitations and further research.

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Development of a Mobile Application for Physical Fitness Testing

Cited by 3 publications

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Analysis of Android-Based Applications in Physical Education and Sports: Systematic Review

Analysis of Android-Based Applications in Physical Education and Sports: Systematic Review

Design of Power Sensor Based Test Instrument for Limb Muscle

Orthodox versus virtual approach in the administration of battery of physical fitness tests in the higher education context

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