Level of Ability Eye, Hand, and Foot Coordination Utilize UMAC-CPF Test Model

Abstract

Cerebral Palsy Football (CPF) is a branch of paralympic football. CP football is explicitly played for people with physical disorders in the category of cerebral palsy (CP). People with CP experience damage to parts of the brain that result in impaired motor skills, especially in eye-hand-foot coordination. The special coordination test instrument for CP Football players has been compiled in previous research, namely the UMAC-CPF Coordination Test. This study aims to determine the level of validity and reliability of the eye-hand-foot coordination test model of the UMAC-CPF Coordination Test model. This quantitative research with a descriptive survey method will be carried out. The subjects used were all cerebral palsy football players participating in the 2022 Asean Para Games XI in Solo. Data collection techniques with tests and measurements using the UMAC-CPF Coordination test instrument. Data analysis using SPSS Software. The results of the study obtained the scores of the UMAC-CPF Model Eye, Hand, and Foot Coordination test with a validity level of 0.519 with a valid category and a reliability level of 0.681 with a reliable category. Meanwhile, the results of the level of player coordination ability obtained 12 players in the Very Good (VG) category, 22 players in the good category (G), 13 players in the Enough category (E), 3 players in the Less (L) category, and no players in the Less Once (LO) category. The study concluded that the level of validity and reliability of the UMAC-CPF Model Eye, Hand, and Foot Coordination test proved convincing. So the UMAC-CPF Coordination Test Model becomes a practical instrument for measuring the eye-hand-foot coordination ability of CP Football players according to the needs in education and training.