Antropometri Factors Determinants of Pencak Silat Tanding Category

Abstract

— The purpose of this study was to determine the anthropometric factors that determine the skills of the tanding category of pencak silat. This study uses a correlational method, with a confirmatory factor analysis design that confirms the relationship of indicator variables with latent variables that determine the skills of pencak silat. The collected data is then verified and tabulated to be processed quantitatively by: (a) Analysis of multivariate statistical factors using Statistical Product and Service Solutions (SPSS) computerized software so that it can be reduced to a number of factors. (b) Calculate the value of the average contribution of each factor in the latent variable and the dependent variable. (c) Describe the value and position of the average score of the dominant variable in importance-performance matrix transformation. The results of this study are as follows: The anthropometric factor that determines the skills of pencak silat in the match category is height with a percentage of roles to a factor of 79%, and the length of legs with a percentage of roles to a factor of 76%. The conclusions in this study are as follows: Anthropometric determine the skills of pencak silat match categories be measured by variable height indicators (X1) with a value of 0.86, and leg length value of 0