Differences in the level of knowledge on the football basic technique at SSB BPM and SSB Matra
Keywords:
football school, knowledge level, basic techniquesAbstract
This study aimed to examine the level of knowledge of basic football techniques among football school
players at Bintang Putra Melati Football School and Matra Sleman Football School. This study used a
quantitative descriptive design with a questionnaire survey method. The population consisted of 160
players from Bintang Putra Melati Football School and 120 players from Matra Sleman Football School.
The sampling technique used purposive sampling with the following criteria: 1. players who had been
registered at Bintang Putra Melati Football School and Matra Sleman Football School for six months, 2.
players who had participated in the Askab Sleman competition with Bintang Putra Melati Football School
and Matra Sleman Football School, and 3. players who were willing to become research samples. Based
on these criteria, the sample consisted of 20 players from each football school, with a total of 40 players.
The instrument used in this study was a questionnaire. The data analysis technique used quantitative
descriptive analysis with five categories: very high, high, moderate, low, and very low. The results showed
that the level of knowledge of basic football techniques at Bintang Putra Melati Football School was
categorized as very high for 0 players or 0%, high for 0 players or 0%, moderate for 19 players or 95%,
low for 0 players or 0%, and very low for 1 player or 5%. Meanwhile, the level of knowledge of basic
football techniques at Matra Sleman Football School was categorized as very high for 0 players or 0%,
high for 0 players or 0%, moderate for 17 players or 85%, low for 1 player or 5%, and very low for 2
players or 10%. These findings indicate that Bintang Putra Melati Football School had a better level of
basic football technique knowledge than Matra Sleman Football School. Therefore, coaches are expected
to strengthen their role in developing and improving players' knowledge of basic techniques and football
skills, especially in the 12-year-old age category.
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