The Impact of Training Using the Suek and Cross Strategy Patterns on Athlete Productivity in Scoring Goals in Handball Matches in Padang City

Abstract

The problem that occurs in this study is the Productivity of Goals for Handball Athletes in Padang City when competing. This problem is caused by the Padang city handball athletes do not understand the correct playing pattern. There are two patterns or strategies (Suek and Cross) in playing handball. Both of these patterns or strategies can be tested and compared to see the effect on the productivity of the goals of handball athletes in matches. The purpose of this study was to reveal the effect of training with a pattern or strategy (Suek and Cross) on the goal productivity of Padang city handball athletes in matches. This type of research is quantitative research with this research design using experimental research. The population of this study were 14 people in the Padang City Handball Athletes from the third selection results. The sampling technique uses the Total Sampling technique. After the pre-test, all samples were divided into two groups, namely the Suek and Cross groups. Each group consists of 7 people. The research was conducted for 16 meetings. Pre-Test and Post-Test results recorded are from the results of official matches that are guided. Analysis of the research data yielded hypothesis one. There is a significant effect of training with the Suek Attack Pattern on the goal productivity of Padang City Handball athletes. Hypothesis two There is a significant effect of Training with Cross Attack Patterns on the goal productivity of Padang City Ball Handball athletes. Hypothesis three Both attack patterns (Cross and Suek) have a positive impact on Goal productivity in handball matches. The difference between the two attack patterns can be seen. Based on the results of the increase in goals obtained during the post-test, the Suek attack pattern produces more goals (6 goals) compared to the Cross-attack pattern which produces goals (2 goals). Keywords: Training, suek and cross strategy patterns, athlete productivity, scoring goals, handball