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The implementation oftraining method toward the improvement of push strike ability viewed by motor ability of hockey player in Tulungagung Regency

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This research used experimental research with factorial design 2x2. The sample of the research was 20 players. The researchers used purposive random sampling as the technique of collecting sample. There were two independent variables in this research, manipulative variable: distributed practice training method and massed practice, and attributive variable: good and less of motor ability. The dependent variable was push strike ability. The technique of collecting data used ANAVA 2x2 with the significance α = 0.05.The result of the research showed that the first hypothesis proven by Fcalculate= 73.51 >Ftable= 4.11 indicated that there is significant influence between both of the training methods. The second hypothesis proven by Fcalculate= 225.39 >Ftable= 4.11indicated that there is significant improvement toward push strike. The third hypothesis proven by Fcalculate186.67 >Ftable = 4.11 indicated that there is significant influence between training method and motor ability.

Sports and Physical Education ResearchMultimedia Learning SystemsChildren's Physical and Motor DevelopmentNonprobability samplingSample (material)Research methodStatisticsPsychologyAttributiveMathematicsPopulationChromatographyBusiness administration
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