Sports Development Index of Berau District East Kalimantan Province

摘要

The aim of this research is to evaluate and calculate the progress of sport development in 3 categories; Sport education, Sports achievement, and recreational sports. To measure sport development, there are 4 dimension indexes which are; Open Space Dimension index, Human Resource dimension index, index of physical fitness dimensions. The main objective of this research is to evaluate all the aforementioned indexes. The research employed a survey method with the quantitative descriptive approach, data collection using the Questionnaire and Multistage Fitness Test (MFT). The research was conducted in the Berau District of East Kalimantan Province by Sampling 3 Subdistricts in the Sambaliung District, Tanjung Redep Subdistrict, and Gunung Tabur Subdistrict. The sample taken consisted of 300 people consisting of 3 groups, each sub-group consisting of 100 people, 40 children (20 girls & 20 boys), adolescent (15 girls & 15 boys) and adults (15 men and 25 women). The data analysis technique used the frequency distribution table with the data assessment tool using the sport development index in measuring open runag, human resources, community participation, and physical fitness. The result of the research of Sport Development in the Berau Regency of East Kalimantan Province shows the medium category according to norm index is equal to 0.268. The results of the study show that the number in the Berau Regency Open Space Dimension Index is 0.68. The Berau Regency HR dimension index is 0.001. Berau District Participation Index is 0.045. Index of physical fitness dimension of Berau Regency is 0.43. Conclusively, this research shows the index of open space is above the national dimension index because most of its facilities are mass sport like soccer, volleyball, badminton. The participation index is quite a bit below the national index because the motivation to exercise in the educational environment is still not optimal. The Low physical fitness index was because the community's participation was low.