Ability Of Players Research Articles

VR in Soccer Training

Nowadays virtual reality (VR) technology has been applied to many aspects of soccer training, and corresponding studies have been conducted in technical skills, cognitive psychology, tactical ability, and, sports rehabilitation. This paper explores the impact of VR on soccer training by reviewing a large amount of literature and integrating, summarizing, and concluding it. It has been found that VR has a significant effect on improving the technical skills, cognitive psychology, tactical ability, and sports rehabilitation of soccer players. For enhancing sports performance in the real world, VR technology has great potential for development in the future. However, it remains to be seen whether VR will be widely used by athletes, coaches, and sports organizations. With the current state of development, the functionality of VR systems will become more and more powerful in the future, as well as less costly, providing a more convenient channel for its application and popularization in soccer. Although the scientific evidence to prove its effectiveness is still weak, the practice of VR and soccer training innovations will occur more frequently and be more closely integrated with other advanced technologies, so that future research on this topic will be richer, deeper, and more comprehensive.

The Impact of Thrown Ball Drill and Deep Drive Training on Backhand Hitting Ability of Field Tennis Players

Study purpose. Backhand shots really need to be mastered well by field tennis players. Mastery of quality backhand shot techniques will affect player motivation in the match. The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of thrown ball drill training on the results of backhand shots. Materials and methods. The research method used is experimental. The treatment in this study was 16 training sessions. This research was conducted on 16 JPOK ULM tennis players. This study used total sampling technique. To collect backhand data, this study used the Hewitt Tennis Achievement Test instrument. This study used a t-test to analyze the data by looking at the increase in pre-test and post-test scores. Results. The results of this study resulted in thrown ball drill training and deep drive training being able to improve the ability of JPOK ULM tennis players' backhand shots. this research obtained thrown ball drill training obtained t-count more than t-table 2.365 < 17.60. Deep drive training obtained t-count more than t-table 2,365 < 8.05. Conclusion. Thrown ball drill and deep drive training methods can be applied to train tennis players' backhand shots. Thrown ball drill training has more effect on improving the backhand ability of JPOK ULM student tennis players.

Effectiveness of Training Variations in Improving Forehand Smash Ability in Badminton Game

Study purpose. This study aims to investigate the effectiveness of variations of arm muscle strength training and body flexibility in improving the forehand smash hitting ability of badminton players. Materials and methods. The research sample consisted of 14 badminton players who were members of PB Nusantara Malang. The research used a quasi-experimental method with the research design used in the form of a one group pretest-posttest design. The research instrument used a forehand smash test. Results. The average result of forehand smash before treatment was 17.286 ± 6.787, and after treatment the average value was 19.571 ± 6.047. Data analysis using the Paired Sample T Test level of significance level of 0.00. This means that there is a significant difference between posttest and pretest. Conclusion. Based on the results of the research that has been done, it can be concluded that training variations of arm muscle strength training and body flexibility training is an effective combination of exercises to improve the results of forehand smash shots in badminton games. This can be used as the basis for trainers in compiling badminton training programmes in order to get maximum results, especially in forehand smash training.

The Effect of Plyometric Training Program on Increasing Vertical Jump Ability in Volleyball Players

Purpose – This study aims to examine in depth the effect of plyometric training programs on improving vertical jumping ability in volleyball players. Design/methodology/approach – The research approach used in this study is a quantitative approach This type of research is a quasi-experimental, This research method involves a pre-test and post-test design with a control group. The population in this study is all high school level volleyball athletes in Bekasi city. Sample of 30 students. The data collection techniques used include vertical jump ability The data analysis techniques used are descriptive and inferential statistical analysis. Findings – This study proves that a plyometric training program significantly improves vertical jumping ability in high school level volleyball athletes in Bekasi city. The experimental group who underwent plyometric training showed a significantly greater increase in vertical jump height compared to the control group who underwent conventional training. These findings support the theories of muscle adaptation and the stretch-approach cycle, and are consistent with previous research showing the effectiveness of plyometric training in improving athletic performance. Limitasi/Novelty- Although this study has limitations, such as the small sample size and short duration of the intervention, the results provide strong empirical evidence that plyometric exercises can be an important component in volleyball training programs to optimize vertical jump performance.

Study on the Impact of Implementing an Exercise Program Using Fitlight Technology for the Development of Upper Limb Coordinative Abilities in Basketball Players.

The aim of this study was to evaluate the impact of implementing a basketball-specific exercise program using Fitlight technology on the coordinative abilities (reactive coordination, reactive reaction time, and reactive movement combination capacity) of U14 and U16 junior basketball players. This study included 70 male basketball players, 36 subjects U14 and 34 subjects U16, divided into two equal groups for each age category: the experimental group (EG) and the control group (CG). This study included an initial and a final test, between which, training was conducted over a period of 18 weeks. For the EG, the program aimed to develop coordinative abilities through an experimental program that utilized Fitlight technology, while the control groups underwent an identically timed program, but their training did not include the use of technology. Four tests were adapted and applied: the Reactive Reaction Test, Choice Reactive Reaction Test, Reactive Hand-Eye Coordination Test, and a test to evaluate the reactive capacity for combining movements. The results of this study showed statistically significant progress between the initial and final tests for the experimental group, p < 0.05. The Cohen's d values for the experimental groups were above 0.8, indicating a very large effect size, while for the control group, these values were small to medium. The comparative analysis of the experimental groups U14 and U16 and control groups shows statistically significant differences in favor of the experimental groups U14 and U16. This study highlights the effectiveness of implementing specific training programs that use modern technologies in developing coordinative abilities in the training and evaluation process of junior basketball players.

Pelatihan Pencatatan Akuntansi Penjualan Melalui Aplikasi Point Of Sales (POS) Pada Umkm Industri Fesyen Di Kota Bandung

Technological developments and competition in the fashion business are increasingly rapid, companies must be able to adapt quickly to changes. Technological transformation is the right step to respond to the changes that occur. Companies and individuals within them are required to carry out digital transformation. The aim of this activity is to provide education and training in order to improve the ability of MSME players in implementing point of sales (POS) applications in one of the fashion companies (clothing lines) in Bandung City, West Java Province. The method used in this training is in the form of a seminar or workshop with 20 participants and is carried out over two days. The main theme in this training activity is to find out the impact of implementing the point of sales (POS) application on sales figures and the impact of implementing the point of sales (POS) application on company profits. Not a few companies have implemented the use of point of sales (POS) applications to be able to adapt to these changes. Digital transformation cannot be done that simply, but requires understanding and how to manage digital transformation effectively. The benefit of research is to provide references and information to stakeholders in the fashion company (clothing line).

Up for the tackle? The pelvic floor and rugby. A review

AbstractThe pelvic floor and its associated disorders are a unique and often overlooked aspect of women's rugby. This review discusses relevant biopsychosocial considerations specific to the pelvic floor and rugby. Pelvic floor disorders can present at any time across the female lifespan but are more prevalent during pregnancy and postpartum. This is due to the substantial physiological and anatomical changes experienced during pregnancy and vaginal childbirth. Consequently, pelvic floor disorders can impact a player's ability to perform, maintain engagement with, or return to, rugby due to symptoms. Players need to be informed, supported, and guided through focused pelvic floor muscle training to condition the muscles and ‘ready’ them for the varied demands of rugby. Health and fitness professionals should understand the risk of pelvic floor disorders across the female lifespan and screen players for symptoms when supporting them to maintain or return to rugby. Rugby players who are symptomatic of pelvic floor disorders should be signposted to specialist services and/or resources to manage their symptoms. Once engaging in rugby training, ongoing evaluation of player load tolerance and implementation of individualized strategies to support managing rugby‐related loads to the pelvic floor should be considered. Finally, surveillance and research focusing specifically on rugby players and pelvic floor function are needed.

AI, ageing and brain-work productivity: Technological change in professional Japanese chess.

Using Japanese professional chess (Shogi) players' records in the setting where various external factors are controlled in deterministic and finite games, this paper examines how and the extent to which the emergence of technological changes influences the ageing and innate ability of players' winning probability. We gathered games of professional Shogi players from 1968 to 2019, which we divided into three periods: 1968-1989, 1990-2012 (the diffusion of as information and communications technology (ICT)) and 2013-2019 (artificial intelligence (AI)). We found (1) diffusion of AI reduces the impact of innate ability in players performance. Consequently, the performance gap among same-age players has narrowed; (2) in all the periods, players' winning rates declined consistently from 20 years and as they get older; (3) AI accelerated the ageing decline of the probability of winning, which increased the performance gap among different aged players; (4) the effects of AI on the ageing decline and the probability of winning are observed for high innate skill players but not for low innate skill ones. The findings are specific to Shogi as a kind of board games although it is valuable to examine the extent to which the findings hold for other labor market.

Effects of a 6-Week Repeated-Sprint Training With Voluntary Hypoventilation at Low and High Lung Volume on Repeated-Sprint Ability in Female Soccer Players.

To investigate the effects of repeated-sprint training with voluntary hypoventilation at low (RSH-VHL) and high (RS-VHH) lung volume on repeated-sprint ability (RSA) in female athletes. Over a 6-week period, 24 female soccer players completed 12 sessions of repeated 30-m running sprints with end-expiratory breath holding (RSH-VHL, n = 8), end-inspiratory breath holding (RS-VHH, n = 8), or unrestricted breathing (RS-URB, n = 8). Before and after training, a running RSA test consisting of performing 30-m all-out sprints until exhaustion was implemented. From before to after training, the number of sprints completed during the RSA test was increased in both RSH-VHL (19.3 [0.9] vs 22.6 [0.9]; P < .01) and RS-VHH (19.3 [1.5] vs 20.5 [1.7]; P < .01) but not in RS-URB (19.4 [1.3] vs 19.5 [1.7]; P = .67). The mean velocity and the percentage decrement score calculated over sprints 1 to 17 were, respectively, higher (82.2% [1.8%] vs 84.6% [2.1%] of maximal velocity) and lower (23.7% [3.1%] vs 19.4% [3.2%]) in RSH-VHL (P < .01), whereas they remained unchanged in RS-VHH and RS-URB. The mean arterial oxygen saturation recorded during training at the end of the sprints was lower in RSH-VHL (92.1% [0.4%]) than in RS-VHH (97.3% [0.1%]) and RS-URB (97.8% [0.1%]). This study shows that female athletes can benefit from the RSH-VHL intervention to improve RSA. The performance gains may have been limited by the short sprinting distance with end-expiratory breath holding, which provoked only moderate hypoxemia. The increase in the number of sprints in RS-VHH seems to show that factors other than hypoxia may have played a role in RSA improvement.

Plyometric exercises program in lower limbs to boost the jumping capacity in female basketball players under 12

Background: The benefits of a plyometric program for the healthy athlete, have been demonstrated through studies. Plyometric exercise is one of the most efficient training methods available. Over time, it could be said it will provide the greatest transferability for its application in sports. The exercises can be used to strengthen and improve jumping in athletes of all ages. Objective: to implement a plyometric exercise program to boost the jumping ability of U12 female basketball players. Methods: the type of longitudinal analytical study, with a quantitative approach, was developed in 16 participants of the Isabel de Godin Educational Unit of Riobamba City, province of Chimborazo, Ecuador. The intervention was carried out twice a week in each of the sportswomen in the under-12 female category. My Jump 2 software was used for the initial and final evaluation, and the Wilcoxon method was used. Results: through the My Jump software, there was predominance above the average of 31.3%, the average of 62.5%, and below the average of 6.3% in the hypothesis testing of the My Jump 2 software. The p-value was p&lt;0 (asymptotic significance) so the null hypothesis is rejected. Conclusions: it was determined that the exercise program was effective in improving jumping capacity.

Effects of Constant Training Method and Variable Training Method on Football Dribbling Ability in Indian Tribal Boys

Abstract: Purpose: The effects of a six-week constant training programme and variable training program on the dribbling ability of Indian Tribal football players. Methods: Forty-five Tribal boys football players (age:15.45 ± 0.75 years) were randomly assigned to one of the three groups: constant training method group (CTMG, N=15), variable training method group (VTMG, N=15), and control group (CG, N = 15). The constant training method group (CTMG) and variable training method group (VTMG) trained six sessions per week for 6 weeks. All football players were chosen from Bankura Football Academy, Bankura, West Bengal, India. Both before and after the intervention, dribbling efficiency was assessed. Football dribbling and passing skills were studied using a two-time repeated measures analysis of covariance (ANCOVA) on the constant training group, the variable training group, and the control group. All of the aforementioned abilities were evaluated using the Mor-Christian soccer dribbling ability skill test both before and after the 6-week training programme. Conclusions: According to this study's findings, both constant and varied training methods significantly improved a youngster from an Indian tribal community's dribbling skills compared to the control group. The improvement of dribbling ability was greatly influenced by variable training methods.

Analysis of the Construction of Tennis Technology Teaching System in Physical Education Based on Fuzzy Mathematics

This research looks at how fuzzy mathematics may be used in the development of a tennis technological instructional system in PE. Tennis players will learn how to operate the system while it is being built. The goal is to enhance both the teaching and learning of tennis skills by establishing a technique that is simultaneously comprehensive and effective. The approach considers factors including player ability, court conditions, and equipment choice, all of which affect tennis effectiveness and skill acquisition. The system makes use of a number of different methods, including fuzzier logic and fuzzy sets. The proposed method aims to optimize the teaching procedure for teaching tennis in physical education classrooms, with the ultimate objective of improving the overall effectiveness of tennis instruction. Customized comments and flexible teaching strategies will help us reach our goal. A lot of progress has been achieved in Asia over the past couple of decades in what is being called the "global fitness campaign." Everyone's day now includes some kind of sporting activity. Colleges and universities, as incubators of talent, have started adapting their methods of teaching physical education in order to produce more people with high levels of competitiveness, pedagogical skill, and social flexibility. More specifically, people with such skills will be able to compete favorably, educate others effectively, and integrate into their new environments. In an effort to modernize the way physical education is taught in higher education, several institutions have begun introducing the notion of multiple intelligences to their students. This work is part of a larger movement to modernize the way K–12 and higher education institutions teach physical education. It provides a thorough illustration of the benefits that the theory of several different intelligences brings to the classroom placement of physical education by analyzing both the concept and the substance of the theory of many abilities as well as contrasting it to the conventional method for instructing physical education. In this study, an educational model predicated on the idea of many intelligences is built using fuzzy mathematics and the fuzzy set approach. The theoretical basis for the model further, we investigate experimental approaches to teaching Tennis in higher education. This study's overarching goal is to improve physical education instruction at universities. We evaluate college Tennis coaching in order to learn more about the students' understanding of sports technology, their capacity for constructive thought, and their skills as future educators. We employ the theory of multiple intelligences as a theoretical framework to guide our investigations. The results of the research show that the educational technique, which was driven by the idea of multiple intelligences, was adapted to the unique cognitive styles of the students who took part in the trials. Teachers and students spoke to one another during class, which boosted students' capacity for critical thinking.

A Systematic review of the factors that affect soccer players’ short-passing ability—based on the Loughborough Soccer Passing Test

ObjectiveThis study synthesizes evidence from the Loughborough Passing Test to evaluate the short-passing ability of soccer players and summarizes the reported variables that affect this ability to provide support for the development and improvement of short-passing abilities in soccer players.MethodsIn this systematic review using the PRISMA guidelines, a comprehensive search was conducted in Web of Science, PubMed, and EBSCOhost from inception to July 2023 to identify relevant articles from the accessible literature. Only studies that used the Loughborough test to assess athletes' short-passing ability were included. The quality of the included studies was independently assessed by two reviewers using the PEDro scale, and two authors independently completed the data extraction.ResultsBased on the type of intervention or influencing factor, ten studies investigated training, nine studies investigated fatigue, nine studies investigated supplement intake, and five studies investigated other factors.ConclusionEvidence indicates that fitness training, small-sided games training, and warm-up training have positive effects on athletes' short-passing ability, high-intensity special-position training and water intake have no discernible impact, mental and muscular exhaustion have a significantly negative effect, and the effect of nutritional ergogenic aid intake is not yet clear. Future research should examine more elements that can affect soccer players' short-passing ability.Trial registrationhttps://inplasy.com/., identifier: INPLASY20237.

Implementation of Competitive Adaptation and Resilience Strategies Post Covid-19 Pandemic in Halal Food SMEs

SME industry saves the nation's economy, 10.79 million people (7.71 percent) of the Indonesian population work in providing accommodation and food. Knowing the survival ability of industry players on a mike scale is very important. This study used a mixed method, with descriptive analysis to determine the survival ability of the "Pempek Bicik Nina", Palembang, company post-pandemic. Using the SWOT analysis, and internal-external weighting, the Four Step Strategy determines the most appropriate strategy, to be able to overcome challenges by taking advantage of all possible opportunities. Results showed that several weaknesses must be immediately corrected to optimize revenue potential, in the form of more extensive digital marketing, and innovation in product variants, including embracing more public figures as catalysts to leverage. Innovation in product variants is also needed to maintain the attractiveness so that it can continue to attract old customers, as well as attract the interest of new consumers. The cost leadership strategy was maintained. The ability to control costs, and operational efficiency, is very important to maintain profitability and competitiveness. By adapting to all digital world business developments and its product innovation, "PBN", can maintain business continuity. In particular, by combining digital marketing strategies, product innovation, embracing more public figures, and cost leadership strategies, halal SMEs "PBN" can continue to develop and succeed in the halal SME culinary market.

Effect of nutritional supplement accompanying functional strength exercises on the special physical abilities and the spiking skill of volleyball players

The process of preparing players and developing their level is of great importance, and it is a comprehensive process that goes beyond the reservoirs of sports training in isolation, but rather seeks to strengthen it with supporting elements, including nutritional supplements. In performing advanced skills in volleyball, including the skill of crushing striking, as well as weakness in special physical abilities. The research aims to: prepare a training program for functional strength that fits the capabilities of the research sample, determine doses of nutritional supplements commensurate with the mass of the players, and identify the effect of the training program for functional strength accompanying nutritional supplements on special physical abilities and the performance of the skill of crushing volleyball.The researchers used the experimental method (designed by the two experimental groups), the first experimental group practiced functional strength exercises with doses of nutritional supplements, and the second group practiced functional strength exercises in isolation from nutritional supplements. The research sample was selected from the specialized school volleyball players. The functional strength-training program was implemented; the researchers concluded the success of the functional strength training program in developing the special physical abilities of volleyball players and the development of the skill of crushing hitting, need for (8) weeks, at a rate of (3) units per week, and a rate of (24) training units.

Influence of Functional Training on Special Technical Movement Ability and Athletic Performance of Male Basketball Players

Functional training, since Beijing Olympic Games, from field of medical rehabilitation to field of competitive sports, advanced scientific training concepts and training methods have gradually been recognized by domestic competitive sports workers and coaches. Therefore, functional training should be developed to grass-roots team to lay a solid foundation for sustainable development of competitive sports in our country. In this paper, a complete set of functional physical training program is designed by using methods of literature, expert interviews, experiments, mathematical statistics, and logical analysis. Finally, it is found that functional training can improve physical coordination of men's basketball. And symmetry, flexibility of athletes' ankle joints, thoracic spine, shoulder joints and stability of knee joints and cores have been improved, reducing probability of sports injuries, providing a theoretical basis for innovative scientific training of male basketball players in my country.

The effect of exercises accompanying some recovery methods on some of the physical abilities of young volleyball players

The study aimed to identify the effect of exercises accompanied by therapeutic methods on players injured in the ankle joint of volleyball players, and the speed of their recovery, as most therapeutic methods take a long time during the treatment period, which negatively affects the players’ results. The researcher used the experimental approach in treating Research problems، As for the research community, the research community was identified with injured young players of Baghdad clubs participating in the Iraqi volleyball league for the 2022-2023 sports season who suffer from a minor sports injury to the players, according to the statements of the Sports Medicine Department, in addition to the diagnosis by a specialist doctor, which is numbered(12) players, and the research sample was chosen from them by (8) players, with a percentage of (66.66%) from the total research community. After the researcher completed the field research procedures using the scientific method of writing research, and after processing the obtained data statistically, she concluded several conclusions, including:&#x0D; - The exercises associated with recovery methods had an effective role in improving the speed of recovery&#x0D; - The exercises accompanying recovery methods played a major role in developing the strength of motor abilities.&#x0D; According to these conclusions, the researcher made several recommendations, including:&#x0D; - Paying attention to exercises that accompany the recovery methods for the body’s active muscles, as they have an effective role in improving the speed of recovery.&#x0D; -It is recommended to perform various exercises to prepare the body for rest, in order to avoid fatigue and stress. Relaxation and meditation exercises can be included to help restore calm and relaxation after strenuous training.

The Relation Between Agility, Jumping Ability and Sports Performance in Professional Badminton Players

The study aimed to determine the corelation between agility, jumping ability and sports performance of professional badminton players. To accomplish the goal of this study fifty-one (51) professional badminton players between age fifteen to thirty (15-30 years) were chosen. The hexagonal agility test was used for measuring agility, vertical jump test for the jumping ability and accuracy test for the sports performance. The results of this study showed that there is a weak, negative corelation (r=-0.06) between agility and jumping ability, the jumping ability and sports performance had a positive but weak corelation (r=0.02) and the agility and sports performance showed negative and weak corelation (r=-1.64). it is a highly statistically significant study (P=0.01). Thus, this study concludes that there is no corelations between these three qualities of badminton players so if any one quality is degraded it won’t affect the other two qualities.

Hierarchically Gated Recurrent Neural Network optimized with Tasmanian Devil Optimization for Piano Playing Based on Virtual Reality Technology

Playing the piano is a beautiful and extremely technical art form in addition to an elegant performance art. The player's ability to execute with elegance and technicality which requires years of practice will be crucial. The success of a piano concert ultimately rests not only on the performing abilities of the pianist but also on the pianist's mental and psychological makeup. This manuscript presents a Hierarchically Gated Recurrent Neural Network (HGRNN) optimized with the Tasmanian Devil Optimization (TDO) for predicting the real time instruction for playing piano based on virtual reality (PPVR-HGRNN-TDO). Initially, the data is collected from MIDI dataset. Afterward, the data is fed to a Multi-domain collaborative Filter (MDCF) based preprocessing process. Then the preprocessed data’s are fed to Scaling-Basis Chirplet Transform (SBCT) for extracting features such as tone quality and loudness variations. The extracted features are fed to HGRNN to classify the piano playing performance such as good, normal and poor. The weight parameters of HGRNN are optimized using TDO. The proposed PPVR-HGRNN-TDO is implemented in python, effectiveness assessed by several performance metrics such as accuracy, precision, specificity, sensitivity, F1-score and ROC. The gained results of the proposed PPVR-HGRNN-TDO method attains higher accuracy 20.46%, 23.54%, 35.58%, higher precision 33.56%, 21.72%, 33.97% and higher sensitivity 32.54%, 22.76%, 36.97%. The proposed method shows better results in all existing systems like Dual Channel Convolutional Neural Network (DCCNN),Convolutional Neural Network (CNN), and Back Propagation Neural Network with Genetic Algorithm (BPNN-GA). From the result it is concludes that the proposed PPVR-HGRNN-TDO method based accuracy is higher than the existing methods.

ALA LAMPUNG RASA PALEMBANG: STRATEGI PEMASARAN “PEMPEK TARISA” HALAL

Pempek is very synonymous with Palembang, it is said that it was first sold by Chinese traders in 1916 in Palembang. However, with the large diaspora of Palembang people nationally and internationally, Lampung is now also producing Pempek with flavors that are very competitive with the original producing city in Palembang. The research uses a mixed-method, with descriptive analysis to determine the existence of the company's survival ability "Pempek Tarisa Lampung." A special business strategy is needed in this halal-certified industry. Using the SWOT analysis measuring tool, internal-external weighting, the Four Step Strategy, determines the most appropriate strategy, in order to be able to overcome challenges by taking advantage of all possible opportunities. The results show several weaknesses that must be immediately corrected in order to optimize revenue potential, in the form of more extensive digital marketing, innovation in product variants, including embracing more public figures as catalysts to leverage. "PTL" will be more powerful in expanding marketing reach and increasing engagement with its customers. Apart from that, innovation in product variants is also needed to maintain the attractiveness and relevance of the business, so that it is able to continue to attract old customers, as well as attract the interest of new consumers. The cost leadership strategy, which had been successful previously, was maintained. In particular, by combining digital marketing strategies, product innovation, embracing more public figures, and cost leadership strategies, halal SMEs "PTL" can continue to develop and succeed in the halal SME culinary market which is now increasingly competitive. MSMEs (halal) are indeed an industry that saves the nation's economy, 10.79 million people (7.71 percent) of the Indonesian population work in providing accommodation and food and drink (BPS, 2023). So knowing the survival ability of industry players on a micro scale is very important to think about for sustainability.