Validity and Reliability of Anaerobic Capacity in Women Futsal Players Asep Sumpena, Yunyun Yudiana, Dikdik Zafar Sidik, Amung Mamun
Postgraduate School, Sports Education Study Program, Universitas Pendidikan indonesia, Indonesia
Abstract
This study aims to determine the validity and Reliability of the Running Based Anaerobic Sprint Test to measure the anaerobic ability of female futsal players. Data collection using Delphi technique with five experts and also test-retest. Twenty futsal players aged 17 to 19 years who had undergone training for 3.3 or 2.9 years were used in this study to find validity and reliability tests. Analysis of validity data using the Aiken V formula, empirical validity using Pearson Product Moment, and Reliability using Cronbachs Alpha. The results showed that the anaerobic ability test showed high validity and reliability values. The Aiken value on the anaerobic energy system indicator according to the characteristics of the futsal sport got a high correlation, and the difficulty level indicator in the futsal branch got a high correlation. The implementation duration indicator according to the characteristics of the futsal sport got a high correlation, and the running distance indicator followed the characteristics of the futsal sport with a high correlation, indicators of equipment used have a high correlation, and needles used are following a high correlation tall. The results of the Aiken value show all hands of high correlation. The results of the Pearson Product Moment data analysis obtained a high correlation. Therefore, it can be said that the Running Based Anaerobic Sprint Test can be used to measure the anaerobic ability of female futsal players.
