The Success of Archery Training in the New Normal Era

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This study aims to test the success of archery training in the new normal era using Self Video in the field and online classes. Online classes focus on overlooking revisions of technicalities in the field. The method used in this study was an experiment with a total of 60 archery athletes. The design of this study is a one-group pretest-posttest design to determine the difference between the average results of the initial test and the final test results. The steps after the initial test were then given treatment, namely a mixed exercise strategy with a 40-meter archery test procedure. The blended training strategy is a combination of field and online exercises for 16 meetings, including 7 online meetings and 7 field meetings and 2 pre test and post test implementation meetings to facilitate access to classroom exercises, especially in adapting to new life arrangements during the pandemic. The 40-meter distance is one of the numbers that is always competed in the elimination round from the last 16 to the final of the national round of single archery or double Self Video. The findings of this study can be in the form of differences in the average archery training of athletes from the results of the comparison of the average pre-test (18.30 points) with the average post-test (22.53 points). The findings indicate a notable disparity in archery performance, especially when comparing the outcomes achieved at a 40-meter distance via field training vs. online strategy seminars using conventional strategies. Discover application-oriented research on video and revised action communication inside the field.

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