Koordinasi Mata Tangan, Kekuatan Otot Lengan dan Kelentukan Pergelangan Tangan terhadap Keterampilan Shooting Atlet Petanque

Wahyudhi, Andi Sultan Brilin Susandi Eka; Ismail, Muh. Ilyas; Arfah, Muh.

doi:10.26858/sportive.v5i1.19169

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“…Gerakan terkoordinasi ini mempunyai aspek ketangkasan, ketangkasan, keberanian, ketelitian, dan kecermatan. Koordinasi tangan, lengan, dan tubuh lebih baik dibandingkan mata (Susandi Eka Wahyudhi et al, 2021). (Rahayu & Khsanah, 2017) menjelaskan bahwa di zaman yang semakin berkembang, perkembangan teknologi semakin canggih dan budaya semakin berubah.…”

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Development of Traditional Game Books and Motor Coordination

Ali

2023

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This research aims to produce a Traditional Game Book for Developing Coordination. With the development of this book, it will add references and become an alternative for learning and games that can be done in the home environment, school and on campus. This book aims to enable students to understand more fully about traditional games, be able to play traditional games with various biomotor skills and preserve traditional sports by playing games that can improve motor skills. This research is development research or Research & Development. The research data instruments consist of assessment instruments by validators (material, language and media), and media-based questionnaires based on research sample responses. The samples in this study were taken using a purposive sampling technique, taking into account the following conditions; 1) All students have taken Traditional Sports courses; 2) students are taught by the same lecturer. The overall results of this research data analysis show a figure of 75.37%. Therefore, it can be concluded that the completeness of the traditional game manual developed is at a level suitable for use as a learning medium.

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Development of Traditional Game Books and Motor Coordination

Ali

2023

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“…Furthermore, eye-hand coordination correlates significantly with successful pointing (Arsi Rabani, 2021). Meanwhile, the components of the physical condition of balance, concentration, and flexibility of the wrist simultaneously also contribute to the result of throwing the petanque (Susandi Eka Wahyudhi et al, 2021). In this study, the researcher gave a kinesthetic perception variable because it contributes to the success of pointing.…”

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Analysis of pointing success factors in petanque athlete

Maliki

Suherman

Prasetyo

et al. 2022

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The research was conducted because of the various factors that influence the success of the pointing throw, so the evidence is needed for the factors that contribute to its success. This research aims to analyze the factors that give success in pointing throws. The method applied in this study uses descriptive correlational analysis to obtain a factor of determination on the results of the pointing throw. The subjects were 15 male athletes aged 15-17 years registered at FOPI Pati Regency with a total sampling technique. The results of data analysis show that the analysis of the physical component factors at pointing explains the formation of 3 components in the independent variable. This is shown in each component formed to have their respective contributions. Component 1 with member variables Eye-hand Coordination, Concentration, and Kinesthetic Perception has an effect of 42.937%, component 2 with member variables Arm muscle strength, wrist flexibility, and balancing have an effect of 19.403%, and component 3 with member variable Sleeve length has an influence of 13.508%. This study concludes that athletes with Eye-hand Coordination, Concentration, and Kinesthetic Perception will have a high pointing success rate on petanque.

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“…Mental factors also have an essential role in supporting the performance of petanque athletes (Rony et al, 2021). The arm muscle strength can affect shooting in petanque sports (Wahyudhi et al, 2021). The training model for arm muscle strength is easy and exciting to improve abilities (Rihatno & Tobing, 2019).…”

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Kinematic Movement Differences Between Petanque Pointing and Shooting Technique in Children

NURHASAN,

AL ARDHA,

RISTANTO

et al. 2023

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This study aimed to evaluate children's kinematic movement in petanque pointing and shooting techniques. There were 16 male beginner petanque athletes (aged 11.37 ± 1.36 years old, weight 42.37 ± 4.36 Kg, and height 151.37 ± 7.36 cm) who were selected using the purposive sampling method. The successful throwing was observed in the sagittal plane and measured by kinematic analysis in Kinovea 0.9.4 Software. There were pointing and shooting kinematic data, categorized into four phases, i.e., back swing, zero position, release, and follow throw position. As a result, there were significantly different in several variables of each phase between pointing and shooting techniques. There was a significant difference in the back swing phase at shoulder extension and ball height (α < .05). The shooting technique showed greater velocity (10.94 ± 13.34 m/s) than pointing (5.290 ± 0.44 m/s). In the release phase, every variable was significantly different (α < .05). The ball height in pointing was higher (92.53 ± 9.69 m) than in shooting (80.19 ± 10.74 m). Ball velocity at pointing was slower (6.46 ± 0.43 m/s) than shooting (16.09 ± 5.18 m/s). The release elevation angle at pointing was wider (42.38 ± 5.85 o) than shooting (35.31 ± 7.26 o). There were significant differences in trunk flexion, knee flexion, maximum ball height, and ball velocity at the follow-throw phase (α < .05). Ball velocity at pointing was slower (4.90 ± 2.35 m/s) than shooting (13.01 ± 5.36 m/s). In conclusion, the specific technique in shooting and pointing could be adapted in the training method for children to advance the result and successful possibility. Further study could be conducted in different age groups and gender to gain more information about the petanque throwing technique. Key Words: biomechanics, gait analysis, manipulative skill, training evaluation

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Koordinasi Mata Tangan, Kekuatan Otot Lengan dan Kelentukan Pergelangan Tangan terhadap Keterampilan Shooting Atlet Petanque

Cited by 6 publications

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Development of Traditional Game Books and Motor Coordination

Development of Traditional Game Books and Motor Coordination

Analysis of pointing success factors in petanque athlete

Kinematic Movement Differences Between Petanque Pointing and Shooting Technique in Children

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