Gym ball adalah alat bantu olahraga yang fokus latihannya pada bagian-bagian tubuh seperti pantat, paha, punggung belakang, otot perut, bahu, dan dada. Tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah untuk mengetahui pengetahuan mahasiswa Fakultas Ilmu Keolahragaan universitas Negeri Surabaya tentang alat, jenis, teknik dan pengetahuan umum yang mempelajari gym ball. Metode dalam penelitian ini adalah kuantitatif dengan pendekatan deskriptif dengan cara meneliti pengetahuan alat, jenis, teknik dan pengetahuan umum mahasiswa mengunakan tes angket tertutup dengan mengunakan skala guttman dengan sampel yang digunakan berjumlah 60 orang yang meliputi jurusan pendidikan kepelatihan olahraga 20 orang, pendidikan olahraga 20 orang dan ilmu olahraga 20 orang. Berdasarkan hasil penelitian yang telah dilakukan, diperoleh kesimpulan bahwa rata-rata pengetahuan alat gym ball adalah 3,71 termasuk dengan kategori Cukup, rata-rata pengetahuan jenis latihan gym ball adalah 2,45 termasuk dalam kategori Cukup, rata-rata pengetahuan teknik latihan gym ball adalah 0,85 termasuk dalam kategori Cukup, dan rata-rata pengetahuan umum yang mempelajari gym ball adalah 0,97 termasuk dalam kategori Kurang. Jadi kesimpulan dalam penelitian ini, pengetahuan tentang alat, jenis dan teknik mempunyai hasil yang sama dan termasuk dalam kategori Cukup dan diketahui pengetahuan pengetahuan umum kurang dibanding dengan pengetahuan alat, jenis, dan teknik.
Parents are the first people who influence the growth and development of children, so that the important role of parents is to analyze, support, direct and develop the potential of their children, so that it is the support from parents that encourages children's achievements. This study aims to find out how much support the athletes have for the sports achievements of women's football in Lamongan. There are three factors that support children's sports achievements, namely 1) Attention; 2) Facilities in the form of infrastructure and nutritional intake; 3) Social support from the surrounding environment. Based on the results obtained, 53% were categorized as good and 30% were categorized as sufficient so that the parents of the athletes were good at supporting Lamongan women's football sports achievements, but 17% were categorized as very lacking. parents in fulfilling good nutritional intake for Lamongan women's football athletes, even so the average result obtained was 91, which means that the role of parents in supporting Lamongan women's football sports achievements is categorized as sufficient.
Biomotor fitness and ability are aspects that must be considered. This is because if you have good fitness, your body will not experience significant fatigue. Good biomotor abilities will also make body performance easier. In addition to educating Indonesian children, education has a function to improve students' biomotor abilities and fitness. The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of training. To analyze the effect of increasing speed as a result of training and learning using the ladder drill circuit media and to analyze the effect of increased agility as a result of training and learning using the ladder drill circuit media. Based on the results of research and analysis that has been carried out, the game method or ladder drill training can improve speed and agility abilities
This research was motivated by the badminton achievements of the students of PGRI University Surabaya. This achievement actually shows the shortcomings or weaknesses of the women's singles athletes at PGRI University Surabaya. Both in defending the attack or the attack ability that is not optimal, it results in ball errors such as unforce errors and diving errors. So that it produces a number for the opponent. The purpose of this research is to provide answers and scientific evidence about unforce error and dives error in the women's singles match for the students of Universitas PGRI Adi Buana Surabaya. This study uses a quantitative descriptive approach, with the subject of 6 female students at the University of PGRI Adi Buana Surabaya. This study analyzes unforce errors and dives errors in badminton. The results of the analysis of this study are: (1) Unforce error and dive error each have an effect of 28% for unforce error and 72% for dive error
One of the factors that support the achievements of volley ball game is having the proper body height and high leap, as for jump exercises for various techniques of offensing and deffensing are essentially needed in volley ball games. The purpose of this study is to figure out the result and information of: whether there is any differences within the effect of barrier hops and kangaroo jump workouts towards the increasing jump height. The subjects of this study are the female volley ball atheletes of SMPN 2 Krembung as many as 12 people. The method used in this analysis is quantitative descriptive statistics, while the data collection is done by having treatments for 8 weeks, and doing pretest to find out the initial jump height and posttest to figure out the jump height after the treatments are given. From the result of this study, it is concluded that: (1) Based on the research result, there is an increase of pretest to posttest scores of barrier hops showing that the posttest score 48.67 is higher than the pretest score 45.53 with the increase precentage of 7.3%; (2) Based on the research result, there is an increase of pretest to posttest scores of kangaroo jump showing that the posttest score 46.17 is higher than the pretest score 41 with the increase percentage of 12.6%; (3) Based on the statistical calculation which is done between the results of barrier hops scores and of kangaroo jump scores, there are significant increases. From the results of the research, it is concluded that both workouts overall have significant increasing results towards jump height.
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