Standard Application-Based Karateka Physical Test Instrument
Pangondian Hotliber Purba 1, David Siahaan 2, Rafika Ardilla 3, Indra Kasih 4, Nimrot Manalu5

Medan State University, Indonesia

Abstract

This research was conducted at the sports science faculty in the training and athlete karate education study program. The research was carried out from April to May 2024. The small sample was 15 people and the large sample was 65. This research used the Research and Development research method, namely the ADDIE development model, which includes the Analyze, Design, Develop, Implement, Evaluate stages. The research data collection technique was carried out through interviews with experts and athletes using a questionnaire instrument. The following research results obtained the following results: (1). Analyze. (2). Design (Design) (3). Develop (Development) The results of the development stage of the karate athlete physical standard test (a) Expert Validation of Instrument Materials have increased from 75% to 90 with an average increase of 16%. Karate Expert Validation 75% to 92%with an increase of 17%. Physical Standard expert validation from 80% to 92% with an increase of 12%. Language Expert Validation 80% to 89% with an increase of 9% Android application validation 80% to 89% with an increase of 9%. The small group trial was 75% with the category suitable for use. (4). Implementation for a large sample, the overall assessment percentage is 90% with the category very suitable for use. (5). Evaluate, after going through the process of the previous stages, the development of physical karate test standards for kata and media categories received several improvements that had to be made based on the results of the expert assessment.

Keywords: Application-Based Karate Physical Test

Topic: Sport Sciences and Heritage Culture