Sensor-based Reactive Agility Measurement Tool for Net Game Group Sports: Content Validity

Abstract

It is challenging to develop a measurement of Reactive Agility because the latter is one of the physical components that is highly influenced by internal and external factors. It is thus difficult to perform related measurements due to uncertainties in open game conditions, specifically in the net game group. The purpose of this research is to validate the content of a sensor-based Reactive Agility measurement tool in net game group sports. In terms of the research method, the researchers used a mixed-method approach, combining qualitative and quantitative methods. The research subjects consisted of seven academic and professional experts in the net game group sports. While the data collection technique used is the Delphi technique, related data were collected using a four-scale rating, whereby scale 1 indicated “not suitable”, scale 2 “indicated less suitable”; scales 3 and 4 “indicated “suitable”, and “highly suitable” respectively. For this validation, the data analysis was conducted using Aiken's formula. Which all aspects have high content validation because the V value is higher than Aiken's standard value (0.76). The respective values ​​for each aspect include; conceptual definition V = 0.952, measuring tool construction V = 0.952, sensors show a value of V = 0.905, test procedures V = 0.905, and scoring V = 0.952. Keyword: Sensor-based, Reactive Agility, Measurement, Net Game, Content Validity

Agility Test Innovation on Special Badminton Athletes for the Junior Category (U17): Validity and Reliability

“…The first analysis process found that there was no Y form of agility in badminton. It was then discovered that the agility test model was Y-shaped with variations in path or slope angle Alim et al, 2024). In the age classification, search results found that the beginning of a career in badminton starts from the age of 15 (Williyanto et al, 2021); (Kusnadi et al, 2022); (Rodríguez et al, 2022).…”

“…Then the development of the Y form of agility test was also developed for field tennis through validity and reliability tests (W. . This research method is to test validity and reliability, the validity test is carried out by experts and coaches in the field of badminton, then the reliability test is carried out by badminton athletes directly (Alim et al, 2024). With a high value of validity and reliability, it is expected that it can be used repeatedly and have a high level of test reliability (Yudhistira & Tomoliyus, 2020); (Qowiyyuridho et al, 2021); (Yudhistira et al, 2021)).…”