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Profile of basic football techniques in young amateur athletes of Eastern Yogyakarta (ages 14-15)

Muh. K AnsoriTomoliyus TomoliyusNawan PrimasoniDoni A Sasmita

Abstract

Every athlete must master basic football techniques. Basic techniques become the basic foundation in training activities and matches in achieving optimal performance. However, many studies need to categorize or group the research subjects first. The purpose of this study is to classify information related to the profile of basic football techniques for young athletes in eastern Yogyakarta. Descriptive research design: Participants included 30 athletes aged 14-15. The research instrument used the development of the David Lee proficiency test. Shapiro-Wilk analysis test, descriptive statistical test, product moment validity test, and Cronbach alpha reliability test. The results of the normality test sig. The value is more significant than 0.05, which is usually distributed. The descriptive statistical test averaged 39.92 in the excellent category. The validity test is 0.994, and the reliability test is 0.997, which is in the high category. The results of this study of 30 athletes there were five outstanding value players, 13 good value athletes, seven athletes of sufficient value, three athletes of less value, and two athletes of inferior value.

Sports and Physical Education ResearchSports Performance and TrainingChildren's Physical and Motor DevelopmentAmateurAthletesFootballFootball playersAmateur sportsAeronauticsPhysical therapyPsychologyEngineeringMedicine
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