Do petanque sports athletes in Jawa Tengah need android-based applications for training program implementation?

Nadzalan, Ali Md

Abstract

The purpose of this study was to analyze the needs of athletes regarding monitoring the implementation of training programs for Android-based athletes and trainers. This research method is descriptive quantitative. The samples in this study were 20 athletes, 5 licensed trainers in petanque sports, and 1 expert in the fields of physical conditioning, 1 information, and technology. The data collection technique for this research was purposive sampling. The results of this study are that researchers found various things athletes need based on data in the field. The data is based on the results of distributing questionnaires and interviews with athletes, licensed petanque trainers, experts in physical conditioning, and experts in information and technology. These needs can be summarized in an Android-based application that can record data and athlete training developments on the field. Additional information from experts on physical conditions that monitor the implementation of petanque sports is urgently needed. This is useful for reducing the risk of injury to athletes caused by physical conditions that are not properly monitored. Information and technology experts claim that the Android application can be used to display chat features and maps, and it is very safe for storing data on the condition of athletes in each exercise. The conclusion from this study is that athletes need the application of a monitoring system for implementing training programs to improve the athlete's performance. Petanque trainers need a touch of technology based on Android applications to monitor the implementation of training programs and activities outside athlete training.

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