Providing of core stability exercise increase the core muscle strength of adult male Balinese vocational polytechnic volleyball athletes

  • Lestari A
  • Wibawa A
  • Dewi A
  • et al.
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Abstract

Background: Central Management of Indonesian Volleyball Association admits that volleyball achievements have not been maximized, so they need to be improved. The core muscle have a role in each volleyball technique so that very important to increase core muscle strength which also impacts on the extremities, furthermore, the strength play a role to another biomotor and impact athlete’s performance and achievement. Aim: to prove that providing of core stability exercise increase the core muscle strength of male volleyball athletes aged 18-25 years old in the volleyball unit of student activities at Bali Vocational Polytechnic. Method: an experimental study using a one group pre-test and post-test design with 22 total samples. Core muscle strength measured using one minute sit up test. Results: Hypothesis test using paired sample T-test with p value= 0,000 (p <0.005) statistically showed a significant increase in core muscle strength. Conclusion: based on statistical tests, providing core stability exercise increase the core muscles strength of male volleyball athletes in the volleyball unit of student activities at Bali Vocational Polytechnic.

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Lestari, A. D., Wibawa, A., Dewi, A. A. N. T. N., & Sugiritama, I. W. (2020). Providing of core stability exercise increase the core muscle strength of adult male Balinese vocational polytechnic volleyball athletes. Bali Anatomy Journal, 3(1), 14–18. https://doi.org/10.36675/baj.v3i1.38

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