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Growth motor development levels of young children in cricket, volleyball and athletics

The purpose of this study was to identify the gross motor development level of primary school students playing three different sports (athletics, volleyball and cricket). A total of 90 subjects (athletics = 30, volleyball=30, cricket =30) participated in the study. Gross motor development tests Ulri...

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Main Authors: Abdullah, Borhannudin, Shafie, Nor Amalina, Yusof, Aminuddin, Shamsudin, Shamsulariffin, Salehhodin, Siti Nur Sarah
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Published: Human Resource Management Academic Research Society 2017
Online Access:http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/59188/1/59188.pdf
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spelling my.upm.eprints.591882018-02-26T00:57:04Z http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/59188/ Growth motor development levels of young children in cricket, volleyball and athletics Abdullah, Borhannudin Shafie, Nor Amalina Yusof, Aminuddin Shamsudin, Shamsulariffin Salehhodin, Siti Nur Sarah The purpose of this study was to identify the gross motor development level of primary school students playing three different sports (athletics, volleyball and cricket). A total of 90 subjects (athletics = 30, volleyball=30, cricket =30) participated in the study. Gross motor development tests Ulrich (2000) with a coefficient of 0.88-0.96 (Hardy, 2009) was conducted to assess the level of gross motor development of young athletes from different sports. There was a significant difference [F (2,87) = 108.2, p = 0.00 ] for gross motor development among young athletes for different sports (athletics, crickets, and volleyball). Post hoc analysis on the GMDQ mean scores showed cricket and volleyball players differed from athletics (p<0.01). Age of locomotor (AEL) scores for the three types of sports also shows significant differences [F (2,87)=86.6, p<0.00] for all three sports. For control object scores (AEM), there were significant differences [F (2,87) = 61.2 , p = 0.00 ] between volleyball and cricket (p <0.01) players. There are differences in gross motor development among young children participating in sports such as athletics, volleyball, and cricket. Human Resource Management Academic Research Society 2017 Article PeerReviewed text en http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/59188/1/59188.pdf Abdullah, Borhannudin and Shafie, Nor Amalina and Yusof, Aminuddin and Shamsudin, Shamsulariffin and Salehhodin, Siti Nur Sarah (2017) Growth motor development levels of young children in cricket, volleyball and athletics. International Journal of Academic Research in Business and Social Sciences, 7 (14). pp. 265-271. ISSN 2222-6990 http://hrmars.com/index.php/journals/archive_detail/IJARBSS/195 10.6007/IJARBSS/v7-i14/3666
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description The purpose of this study was to identify the gross motor development level of primary school students playing three different sports (athletics, volleyball and cricket). A total of 90 subjects (athletics = 30, volleyball=30, cricket =30) participated in the study. Gross motor development tests Ulrich (2000) with a coefficient of 0.88-0.96 (Hardy, 2009) was conducted to assess the level of gross motor development of young athletes from different sports. There was a significant difference [F (2,87) = 108.2, p = 0.00 ] for gross motor development among young athletes for different sports (athletics, crickets, and volleyball). Post hoc analysis on the GMDQ mean scores showed cricket and volleyball players differed from athletics (p<0.01). Age of locomotor (AEL) scores for the three types of sports also shows significant differences [F (2,87)=86.6, p<0.00] for all three sports. For control object scores (AEM), there were significant differences [F (2,87) = 61.2 , p = 0.00 ] between volleyball and cricket (p <0.01) players. There are differences in gross motor development among young children participating in sports such as athletics, volleyball, and cricket.
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author Abdullah, Borhannudin
Shafie, Nor Amalina
Yusof, Aminuddin
Shamsudin, Shamsulariffin
Salehhodin, Siti Nur Sarah
spellingShingle Abdullah, Borhannudin
Shafie, Nor Amalina
Yusof, Aminuddin
Shamsudin, Shamsulariffin
Salehhodin, Siti Nur Sarah
Growth motor development levels of young children in cricket, volleyball and athletics
author_facet Abdullah, Borhannudin
Shafie, Nor Amalina
Yusof, Aminuddin
Shamsudin, Shamsulariffin
Salehhodin, Siti Nur Sarah
author_sort Abdullah, Borhannudin
title Growth motor development levels of young children in cricket, volleyball and athletics
title_short Growth motor development levels of young children in cricket, volleyball and athletics
title_full Growth motor development levels of young children in cricket, volleyball and athletics
title_fullStr Growth motor development levels of young children in cricket, volleyball and athletics
title_full_unstemmed Growth motor development levels of young children in cricket, volleyball and athletics
title_sort growth motor development levels of young children in cricket, volleyball and athletics
publisher Human Resource Management Academic Research Society
publishDate 2017
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