THE RESULTS OF ARCHERY BALANCE WITH STABILITY AND ACCURACY ARCHERY RECURVE BOW OF MALE ATHLETES INSTITUTE OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION CHON BURI CAMPUS
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The objectives of this research were to study the effects of archery practice on a balance board influencing the precision of the recurve bow of male athletes in the Institute of Physical Education, Chon Buri Campus, and to compare the stability and accuracy of the archery between the control group and experimental group of male athletes in the Institute of Physical Education, Chon Buri Campus. The sample group consisted of the archery athletes in the Institute of Physical Education, Chon Buri campus. The 20 males in the sample group aged between 18-23 years old. The research instruments used in this study were a normal archery training program, normal archery program in tandem with balance board practice, balance record form, archery accuracy score record. The instruments were created and approved by the experts. The practice was conducted for 8 weeks, 3 days a week. Paired Samples t-test statistics, the percentage, mean and standard deviation were used in the data analysis.
The research was found that:
- Balance and accuracy in recurve bow before the training and after the 8th week training of the control group who trained in the archery training program and the experimental group trained by the balancing program using the shape board for 8 weeks were different with statistical significance at the level of .05
2. The comparison of the balance and accuracy in recurve bow before the training and after the 8th week training between the control group and the experimental group before practicing balance and accuracy between the control group and the experimental group were not significantly different at the statistic level of .05 and after the 8th week training, balance and accuracy scores of the control group and the experimental group were significantly different, at the statistic level of .05
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