英文摘要 |
The purposes of this study were to construct the normal distribution and scores of the physical testing for elite players in Meiho University, and to compare the performances of physical testing in 100-semester and in 101-semester. The subjects were 526 elite players entranced the university from 100-semester to 101-semester. The physical testing for elite players included 10-meter shuttle run (40 meters), long jump, and a minute bent-knee sit-up. Those data were collected and analyzed by frequency, average, standard deviation, z-score, and independent t-test. Those results were as in the following: a) the average of 10-meter shuttle run for male elite athletes was 12’’08 second, the average of long jump for them was 203.21 cm, and the average of a minute bent-knee sit-up for them was 39.94 times. In addition, the average of 10-meter shuttle run for female elite athletes was 13’’97 second, the average of long jump for them was 144.14 cm, and the average of a minute bent-knee sit-up for them was 28.89 times. b) the performances of 1 minute bent-knee sit-up for the male and female elite players in 101-semester were lower than in 100-semester. In conclusion, the normal distribution and scores of the physical testing for elite players in Meiho University was constructed. Furthermore, the performances of the long jump for the male and female athletes needed to improve. It advised that the elite player needed to practice the skills for the long jump to improve their scores. In addition, The performances of 1 minute bent-knee sit-up for male and female athletes in 101-semester was lower than them in 100-semester. It suggested that the elite player of senior high schools needed to train the muscle of abdomen to enhance the performance of 1 minute bent-knee sit-up. |