The Influence of the Filanesian bBM (learn-Learn-Play) Method on the Shooting Accuracy Skills of SSB Players Kancil Mas Karawang Age 12 Years

Abstract

The results of observations on 12-year-old SSB Kancilmas Karawang students during training, competing and skill tests conducted by SSB, the average player is still lacking in terms of shooting accuracy. Players also have not been able to shoot accurately, many opportunities to create goals in front of the goal are lost due to poor kicking ability. The purpose of this study was to prove the effect of the Filanesia bBM method on shooting accuracy skills at SSB Kancil Mas Karawang class of 2010. This study used a pre-experiment method with a quantitative approach in the form of a one group pretest-posttest design. The use of experimental methods researchers deliberately observe and collect data to determine whether or not there is a relationship between two or more variables and how much is the level of causal relationship from the influence of the Filanesia bBM (learning-Learning-Main) method on shooting accuracy skills. The population of this study were SSB Kancilmas Karawang students with sampling techniques using total sampling totaling 34 students. The shooting skills test was used for test instruments in field data collection. The pretest data has an average of 8.9 and the post-test data has an average of 8.1, using the Wilcoxon signed rank test obtained by 267.5 (W_hitung). A significant level of error of 5%, the critical value in the critical values table is 182 (W_critical). So it can be concluded that there is no significant effect of shooting skills, before and after using the b-B-M filanesia method at the age of 12 years.