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PELATIHAN LARI-LOMPAT DI PASIR MENINGKATKAN JARAK CAPAIAN LOMPAT JAUH LEBIH PANJANG DARIPADA LARI RINTANGAN PADA SISWA SMPN-11 DENPASAR I Wayan Sugianta; J. Alex Pangkahila; N. Adiputra
Sport and Fitness Journal Volume 2, No.2, 2014
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Success in the long jump is strongly influenced by the explosive power of the leg muscles. Increasing this explosive power will increase the distance long jump performance. In this study conducted with two types of training that is run on the track in the sand and obstacles run, each of which performed a total of five sets and four reps. Training is done in the field SMP-11 Denpasar for six weeks with a frequency of three times in a week. Samples were selected randomly as many as 20 people and the selected sample was divided into two groups, so that each group of 10 people. Group-1 are given run-jump training on the sand group-2 are given obstacles run training. Paired t test was used to analyze differences in the long jump achievement gap between before and after training in each group and the unpaired t test used to analyze differences in the long jump achievement gap between groups of training. Limit of significance used was 0.05. The mean distance long jump performance on the training run around in the sand before training was 3.86 ± 0.33 meters and after training was 4.38 ± 0.34 meter showed a statistically significant difference, p = 0.000 (p<0.05). The mean distance of achievement results before training on obstacles run training was 3.62 ± 0.37 meters and after training was 3.92 ± 0.37, also showed a significant difference p = 0.000 (p<0.05). Differences long jump distance before training outcomes between the two groups was not significant p = 0.190 (p>0.05), while after training between groups showed a significant difference p = 0.010 (p<0.05). Therefore run-jump training in the sand and obstacles run training can increase the distance of the long jump in student SMP-11 Denpasar, where run jump training in the sand beter than obstacles run training. So expect to teachers and sports trainers to implement the training long jump with run jump in sand five reps and four sets in training.
PELATIHAN LARI INTERVAL 4 X 50 METER DI PANTAI BERPASIR LEBIH MENINGKATKAN KECEPATAN LARI 100 METER DARIPADA PELATIHAN LARI INTERVAL 4 X 50 METER DI LAPANGAN PADA SISWA KELAS XSMK N KAKULUK MESAK NTT. Benediktus Nahak; Alex Pangkahila; Susy Purnawati
Sport and Fitness Journal Volume 2, No.2, 2014
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The speed is one of the biomotoriccomponents which dominantin the run race100 meters. 100 meters run is part of athletics which has a short duration, highintensity and anaerobic systems develop. The purpose of this study was todetermine the increasing of 100 meter run speed, therefore this research is anexperimental study was conducted in SMK N Kakulukmesak Belu regency NTT,for 6 months from March - May 2014, with the frequency of exercise 3 times aweek. This study uses two types of training, and were divided into two treatmentgroups, ie group one is the training of interval run 4 x 50 meter on the sandybeach 4 reps 3 sets andgroup twois the interval run 4 x 50 meter in the yard 4 reps3 sets, implemented in the afternoon at 15.30 to 17.00 pm in the yard of SMK NKakulukmesak and Atapupu Beach, Belu regency - NTT. Sample was 20 people,chosen simple randomly from a population of 53 people who meet therequirements of inclusion and exclusion. The number of samples for each group is10 people. The speed of 100 meter run was measured using stopwatch, while the100-meter dash speed data before and after training in both groups, were testedwith parametric statistical analysis. With a paired t-test of mean difference testsobtained the 100 meter dash speed after training on each group with p <0.05. Themean speed of 100 meters before training in the group one is 16.06 seconds and13.01 seconds after training. Means increased speed of 3:05 seconds, or at =19:02%. While the average running speed of 100 meters in group two beforetraining is 16.02 seconds and after training is 13.95 seconds, the increasing ofspeed is 12.91%. This shows that the average speed of 100 meters before and aftertraining on each group there is a significant difference, with value p<0.05. Thusthe training of group 1is interval run 4 x 50 meter on the sandy beach and intervaltraining run 4 x 50 meters in the yard, after training is equal to increase the speedof the 100 meterin 10th grade student of SMK N Kakulukmesak. However, in theanalysis of data on the paired sample test, the speed training of group oneon thesandy beach is faster = 0.94 seconds than thetraining of group twoin the yard.
PELATIHAN LARI AEROBIK 400 METER TIGA REPETISI DUA SET DAN DUA REPETISI TIGA SET SELAMA 6 MINGGU SAMA-SAMA MENINGKATKAN KECEPATAN JALAN CEPAT 3000 METER SISWA KELAS VII SMPN 11 DENPASAR Dixon E.M. Taek Bete; I Ketut Tirtayasa; I Made Jawi
Sport and Fitness Journal Volume 2, No.2, 2014
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Monitoring the author has been in SMP 11 Denpasar.They had never achieved maximum performance (champion) in the number of brisk walking.Because by declining student motivation, student interest because it appears more inclined to form other sports, such as volleyball ball games, soccer, futsall, table tennis or badminton or perhaps training methods that do not follow the principles of training required. The purpose of this training is to determine an increase in the speed of a brisk walk 3000 meters against both treatment groups. This study used an experimental method. Population is taken from class VII SMP Denpasar. This study used an experimental method. Population is taken from class VII SMP Denpasar. Samples are 32 people drawn randomly from the population who meet the inclusion and exclusion criteria. The number of samples divided into two groups with each group consisting of 16 people. The training is done with a frequency 4 times a week for 6 weeks. The first group was given 400-meter aerobic training run two sets of three reps and group II aerobic training 400 meter run three sets of two reps. Data in the form of brisk walking 3000 meter results taken before and after training. The data obtained were tested using SPSS computer program. The data were normally distributed and homogeneous so that further tested using paired t-test to compare mean values ??before and after training between each group, while the independent t-test to determine differences in mean values ??between the two groups. Paired t-test results of Group I and Group II were significantly increased (p <0.05). The results of independent t-test found that the two groups before the training was not significant (p> 0.05), whereas both groups after training pace brisk walking are equally increased (p> 0.05). Conclusion that aerobic training 400 meter run two sets of three reps and three sets of two reps for 6 weeks together (not significant) increase the speed of a brisk walk 3000 meters class VII SMP 11 Denpasar.
Karakteristik Denyut Nadi Kerja dan Jumlah Pemakaian Energy pada Tarian Tradisional Bali Memenuhi Kriteria Aktivitas Fisik Erobik Intensitas Ringan - Sedang yang Bermanfaat untuk Mahasiswa Fakultas Kedokteran Universitas Udayana I Putu Adiartha Griadhi; Dewa Ayu Inten Dwi Primayanti
Sport and Fitness Journal Volume 2, No.2, 2014
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Aerobic physical activity that is carried out by someone with the proper intensity will providehealth benefits. Intensity aerobic activity is recommended moderate intensity, based on thepulse. Traditional dance is one of the AF aerobic. However, no studies have investigated howthe pulse pattern dancer when this traditional dance and how much energy consumption ofthis traditional dance. This study will provide scientific evidence that supports the traditionaldance as one of the aerobic physical activity choices. The study involved eight studentsdaughters to dance three types of traditional Balinese dance are common, namely Tari SekarJagat (TSJ), Tari Cendrawasih (TCN) and Tari Panyembrahma (TPM). Pulse measurementis done by using Telemetry Garmin Forerunner 404 continuously until the end of the dance.Measurement of the amount of energy used during the dance is the online calculation of theworkload on the Garmin website. The results showed that all three types of dance meets thecriteria of mild intensity aerobic physical activity - being. Highest pulse work found in theTCN pulse reaches 78% of maximum, while the TSJ and TPM, respectively 65% and 62%.The third dance training zone and reach steady state for 6 to 8 minutes. Highest energyconsumption found in dance TCN by 40 Calories, and TSJ and TPM, respectively 27 and 21Calories. Thus the three traditional Balinese dance meets the criteria as a mild-intensityaerobic exercise - is that can provide health benefits for dancers.
PEMULIHAN BERENANG LAMBAT GAYA BEBAS LEBIH EFEKTIF DIBANDINGKAN DENGAN PEMULIHAN BERENANG LAMBAT GAYA DADA DALAM MEMPERCEPAT PEMULIHAN DENYUT NADI SETELAH LATIHAN MAKSIMAL PADA ATLET RENANG PRIA GRUP RENANG BAYUSUTA DI DENPASAR Nila Wahyuni; Ketut Tirtayasa; Susy Purnawati
Sport and Fitness Journal Volume 2, No.2, 2014
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The swimmer in Indonesia is still very difficult to compete with world athletes who constantly surge achievement. One reason is the lack of understanding of proper recovery methods or effective in supporting achievement that is slow swimming active recovery method. This study aims to prove the differences of effectiveness of slow frontcrawl swimming recovery with a slow breaststroke swimming recovery to accelerate pulse rate recovery of male Bayusuta swimmer group in Denpasar. Experimental research was done with the method of randomized pre and post test control group design, conducted on February 2014. Samples were selected by simple random sampling . The two intervention groups with each group of 17 samples that randomized selected. The first group was given intervention as slow frontcrawl swimming and the second groups given intervention as slow breaststroke swimming after maximal exercise 50 meter sprint swimming . Pulse rate recovery was measured using Brouha method that is  pulse rate in the first minute until the fifth minute. Statistical analysis with the Wilcoxon test showed a decrease in pulse rate in both groups from the first minute until the fifth minute showed a significant decrease (p < 0,05). Based on the Mann Whitney test pulse rate recovery in the first minute and the second showed no significant difference ( p > 0,05 ), while the third to fifth minute pulse recovery in both groups showed significant differences ( p < 0,05 ) . The decrease of pulse rate in both groups in the first minute until the fifth minute showed significant results ( p < 0,05 ). In conclusion is slow freestyle swimming recovery methods is more effective than  slow breaststroke swimming recovery method in accelerate swimmer pulse rate recovery. The results of this study are expected to increase the knowledge of coaches and swimmer to be able to do a proper recovery methods.
PELATIHAN INTERVAL MODEL LARI GAWANG 45 CM LEBIH MENINGKATKAN LOMPATAN LOMPAT JAUH GAYA JONGKOK DARIPADA PELATIHAN INTERVAL MODEL LARI GAWANG 30 CM PADA SISWA SMP NEGERI 5 KUPANG TIMUR SATAP KABUPATEN KUPANG Cornalius O. Lenati; J. Alex. Pangkahila; Oktovianus Fufu
Sport and Fitness Journal Volume 2, No.2, 2014
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The long jumpsquat style is a partof the jumpnumberwhichaimstomovethebodyfarforwardwithoutfallingover backwardswhilelanding. The research of SMPNegeri 5 studentsEast KupanSatapKupang Regency has beendonetoimprove thejumping movementlong jumpsquat style. Inthis studyconductedwithtwotypesoftraining that the intervaltraining hurdle run model30cm(3 reps5sets), andintervaltraininghurdle runmodel45cm(5 reps3sets). The trainingis doneinthe yard of SMPNegeri 5 East Kupang SatapKupang Regency beginning at4 pm - 6pmforeightweekswith a frequency ofthreetimes a week. The samples wereselected simplerandomlyas many as24 peoplewhohave met theinclusion and exclusion criteria. Theselectedsamplewas dividedintotwogroups, so thateach grouptotaled12 people, andeachgroupwas giventhe sametraining, but differentinrepsandsets. Group-1 isgiveninterval traininghurdle run model30cm(3 sets of5reps) andgroup2 is given hurdlerun model45cm(5 reps3sets). The data is a jump result was takenafterthetrainingfinished, is analyzedwithcomputer software. T-paired test wasusedtoanalyzethe differences of the jumping movement long jumpsquat stylebetweenbefore andaftertrainingineach groupand the t-unpairedtestusedto analyze thedifferences of thejumping movement long jumpsquat stylebetween each groupseitherat theinitialtestandfinal test. Limit ofsignificanceused wasp<0.005. The mean of jumpingmovement long jumpsquat styleonthe interval traininghurdlerunmodel30cmbeforetrainingand after training2.21metersto 3.59meterswhichshowedastatisticallysignificant differencep=0.02(p <0.05). Themeanjumpbeforetrainingonintervaltraining ofhurdle run model 45cmbeforetraining is2.21metersand after training is4.30meterswhichalsoshowed asignificantdifferencep=0.002p<0.05). It is meansthat theintervaltraining ofhurdle runmodel45cmis more increase the jumping movement long jumpsquat styleof SMP Negeri5studentsEast KupangSatapKupang Regency.
PELATIHAN KOMBINASI CORE STABILITY EXERCISE DAN ANKLE STRATEGY EXERCISE TIDAK LEBIH MENINGKATKAN KESEIMBANGAN STATIS PADA MAHASISWA S1 FISIOTERAPI STIKES ‘AISYIYAH YOGYAKARTA Sri Yuliana; I Putu Gede Adiatmika; Muhammad Irfan; Dhofirul Fadhil Dzil Ikrom Al Hazmi
Sport and Fitness Journal Volume 2, No.2, 2014
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Motor development in humans will continue to evolve from the womb to adult hood. Daily activities undertaken will increasingly severe and complex in each phase of development. The balance is a major componentin maintaining the posture of the human body to be able to straight and maintain body position. Musculoskeletal system plays an important role in maintaining the balance of the human body. Physical activity can lead to lack optimal anstatic equilibrium. The study wasaimed at Training Combination of Core Stability Exercise and Ankle Strategy Exercisedid not Increas of Core Stability Exercise For Static Balance on Students S1 Physiotherapy Stikes'Aisyiyah Yogyakarta.This study is an experimental study with Randomized Pre and Post Test Control Group Design. Samples in this study were 16 students Stikes'Aisyiyah Yogyakarta which will face semester4 of physical fitness lab and research time for 6 weeks. Divided in to two groups, group-1(core stability exercise) and group-2 (combination of corestability exercises and ankle strategy). Measurement instrument used is functional reach test are measured before treatment(0-session) and after treatment (18-session) on each subject. The result savailable in this study descriptive data samplein both groups; age20-22years, male gender and female, height 149-170 cm and weigh37-78kg. The results test stated static balance data group-1 p = 0,000 and group-2 p =0,025. Data before and after treatment 1 group-normal distribution. Then the data before and after the treatment group-2 normal distribution. Based on the compatibility test both variables in both groups, the test of hypothesis using data afte rtreatment. Variable static balance in the two groups using hypothesis independent sampel t-test p value=0,626. The conclusions available p values??>0,05. This value explained Training Combination of Core Stability Exercise and Ankle Strategy Exercise did not Increas Static Balance Of Core Stability Exercise On Students S1 Physiotherapy Stikes'Aisyiyah Yogyakarta.
PELATIHAN LARI SIRKUIT 2 X 10 MENIT DAN PELATIHAN LARI KONTINYU 2 X 10 MENIT DAPAT MENINGKATKAN VO2 MAX TAEKWONDOIN PUTRA KABUPATEN MANGGARAI - NTT Regina Sesilia Noy; Alex Pangkahila; I Made Jawi
Sport and Fitness Journal Volume 2, No.2, 2014
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VO2 max is very important in everyday life, so as to facilitate any physicalactivity, specially for athletes in order to achieve maximum performance. In aneffort to increase VO2 max training should be carried out regularly, measured andplanned. This study aims to determine the increase in VO2 max through circuittraining run and run continuously. The sample is taekwondoin son Manggarai-NTTwith an average age of 15 years. This study is an experimental study with the studydesign used was Randomized Pre and Post Test Group desigen. With a totalsample of 7 people in each group. Samples were randomly selected. Treatmentgroup 1 (KP1) given training run circuit 2 x 10 minute and Treatment Group 2(KP2) are given continuous training run 2 x 10 minute. Training carried out for 6weeks with a frequency of four times a week starting at 17:00 to 18:00 pm locatedat Frans Sales Lega Airport Manggarai-NTT. The analysis showed an increase inVO2 max was significantly (p <0.05) against both groups fled. In both groups thecircuit run by Pulse Oxymeter and Norma Cooper an increase in VO2 max with p<0.05, as well as a continuous run either by Pulse Oxymeter and Norma Cooperwith an increase in VO2 max value of p <0.05. The results of this analysis meansthat either the training or circuit training run run continuously to improve VO2max. Based on a comparison of test data by an independent test after training inboth groups either by Pulse Oxymeter and Norma Cooper in get p values > 0.05, orthere is no significant difference. Based on these results it can be concluded thatthe run circuit training and continuous training run together can increase VO2 maxand there was no significant difference. The results of this study are expected toincrease the knowledge of coaches, teachers and taekwondoin to perform trainingon a regular basis and are also expected to do similar research that examines VO2max with different training.

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