attitude of the tide, the pattern of steps and measure
the distance to the opponent and coordination in the
conduct of defense and return to the attitude of the
tide. To foster rules of competition there are
guidelines to note:
Figure 1: Competition rules. Source: Dr. Johansyah Lubis,
M.Pd dan Hendro Wardoyo, M.Pd.
Anthropometry is expressed as a study
concerning the measurement of human body
dimensions and application of design, concerning
the physical geometry, mass, strength and
characteristics of the human body in the form and
size. Each individual athlete basically has a different
shape, height and weight .
Anthropometric measurements are a series of
systematized measures that quantitatively express
the dimensions of the human body and skeleton
(Reilly, 2000). Anthropometric measurements
include body weight, height, skinfolds measurement,
circumferences, and various body diameters. The
use of these measurements vary, but either
individually or combined they allow for reasonable
predictions of body composition in non-obese
subjects. For example, weight provides a simple
measurement of body mass and thus total energy
content. Skinfolds measurements reflect the relative
amount of fat for a given body site and may be used
to describe regional adiposity. Finally, weight
combined with skinfolds measurement and body
diameters can accurately estimate the amount of fat-
free mass and fat mass.
In Pencak silat which is a body contact sport in
the game, per class is determined using weight.
Weight is very influential in the game. An athlete
who will compete must adjust his weight to enter the
class to be followed (Rachmawati,2014). Based on
weight, mature pencak silat matches can be
classified into 7 females and 11 male's class. In
MUNAS IPSI XII 2007 it is explained that for the
women‘s match consist of: (a) Class A, body weight
45 kg s / d 50 kg, (b) Class B with weight above 50
kg to 55 kg, (c) Class C, with the provision of
weight above 55 kg s / d 60 kg, (d) Class D, with the
provisions of body weight above 60 kg s / d 65 kg,
(e) Class E, with the provision of body weight 65 kg
s / d 70 kg, (f) class F with weight of 70kg to 75 kg,
(g) Free class with weight above 75kg to 90kg. In a
special free class, it is competed in a single event
match. The class classification for men is the same
as the class women class from grade A to class F,
hereinafter described as follows: (a) Class G with
the provisions of body weight above 75kg to 80kg,
(b) Class H, (c) Class I with classes above 85kg up
to 90kg, (d) Class J, with classes above 95kg up to
110kg (specifically single event match).
Height and Weight can significantly influence
success in sports depending on how the design of the
sport is linked to factors that are height and weight
biased due to physics and biology. The balance of
the intricate array of links will determine the degree
to which height and weight plays a role in success
(Calugi, 2017).
Based on the above statements then, this article
intends to know the amount of weight loss on
Pencak Silat athletes in the fighting category, so that
it can control the weight in each class. The
importance of weight measurement in martial arts
athletes is to classify weight classes in the category
of fighting. Therefore, this study is intended to
answer how much weight loss after competing in
martial arts athletes in the category of fighting.
2 METHODS
2.1 Participant
In this research technique used in sampling is total
sampling that is sample determination technique
with certain consideration. Of the population of 72
people, the sample used in this study amounted to 72
people.
2.2 Procedures
The method used for this research is the
experimental method, and the experimental research
design is One Group ‘Pre Test and Post Test
Design‘, which is pre-test before treatment and post-
test after treatment. According to Sugiyono,
experimental research method is a research method
used to find the effect of certain treatment against
others in controlled conditions. Thus the treatment
results can be known more accurately, because it can
compare with the situation before being treated.
A1 A2 B2 B1
Standing still position Standing still position
Proper distance for defense
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