Muscle Endurance, Muscle Strength, Coordination, and Balance as Predictors of Archery Accuracy

This study aims to determine the effect of muscle endurance, muscle strength, coordination, and balance as predictors of archery accuracy. This type of research is correlational. The population in this study were archery athletes, which amounted to 47 athletes aged ≤ 12 years. The instrument used to measure muscle endurance and muscle strength is the Holding Bow Digitec Test, coordination using the tennis ball catch throw test, static balance is the Stork Stand Test, and a 30 meter archery accuracy test. Data analysis used is normality test, multicollinearity test, hypothesis testing using Anova test (F) and t test (partial). The conclusion of this study is that muscle endurance, muscle strength, coordination, and balance can be used as predictors of archery accuracy, with a pvalue of 0.000 < 0.05. Coefficient of determination muscle endurance, muscle strength, coordination, and balance can be used as predictors of archery accuracy of 91.10%. Future researchers are expected to add other independent variables, so that the variables that affect archery accuracy can be identified more and the results can be generalized