THE ANALYSIS OF NON-SCORING SKILL IN VOLLEY BALL USING VOLLEY BALL INFORMATION SYSTEM Tirto Apriyanto (a*), Rina Ambar Dewanti (a), Muhamad Ilham (a), Nur Fitranto (a)
a) Fakultas Ilmu Keolahragaan, Universitas Negeri Jakarta, Jl. Pemuda No. 10, Rawamangun, Jakarta, 13220, Indonesia
*tapriyanto[at]unj.ac.id
Abstract
This research investigates Non Scoring Skill, one of categories within the development in the applied scoring system in volleyball games. Non Scoring Skill is a technique that does not generate scores. The research was conducted by applying the content analysis method from twenty eight male and female athletes by using Volleyball Information System (VIS) software. Data calculation was gathered by calculating the results of the success of each factor from the scoring skill components consist of serve, receive, excellent dig and set compared to the total activity of each skill. The researchers utilized a number of previous studies from prominent scholars in sport, particularly from volleyball to support this research. There are three figures within this research to describe technical flow in volleyball game, determining factor for victory/defeat in volleyball and examples of output results from WinVis software and processed data. There are three tables to provide specific data in the form of percentages about Result of Non-scoring skill of Dig (receiving attacks), Result of Non-scoring skill of Set and Result of Non-scoring skill receive. Both figures and tables were utilized by the researchers as valuable outcomes to support this research. There are two main terms were used within this research, Score-Point-Skills (SPS) and Non-Score-Point-Skills (NSPS) to expose the core elements in winning or losing volleyball matches.
Keywords: Non-scoring Skill, Volleyball, VIS (Volleyball Information System)
