Correlation of Balance, Coordination, and Power of Leg Muscles to the Quality of Shooting Ability in Futsal Games

Abstract

Shooting technique is a basic determining technique in futsal to get victory points. The ability to measure shooting techniques requires important component elements, one of which is balance, coordination, and leg muscle power. This study aims to determine the correlation of balance, coordination, and leg muscle power to the quality of shooting ability using the instep in futsal games. This research is a correlational research. This study was conducted with subjects totaling 20 athletes from the Escape FC team. The instruments used in this study were coordination tests using the Soccer Wall Volley Test, balance using the Modifield Bass Test, leg muscle power using Standing Broad or Long Jump and shooting skills using the target area of the shooting skill test. Data analysis techniques in this study using simple correlation test analysis using the product moment correlation formula and multiple correlation using regression line equations. Based on the results of this study showed: (1) the relationship between coordination on futsal shooting ability using instep R of 0.623 with sig value. of 0.003, (2) the relationship between balance and futsal shooting ability using instep R of 0.472 with sig value. of 0.002, (3) the relationship between leg muscle power and futsal shooting ability using instep R of 0.045 with sig value. of 0.000. (4) the relationship between coordination, balance, and leg muscle power on the ability to shoot futsal using the instep R of 0.809, R2 of 0.654 with a sig value. amounted to 0.001. So it can be concluded that the relationship between coordination, balance, and leg muscle power with the ability to shoot futsal using the instep in futsal sports is significant.