Innovation of Artistic Gymnastics Equipment in Limited Space
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https://doi.org/10.26877/asset.v7i1.1147Keywords:
artistic gymnastics, sports biomechanics, training tool, training equipment for gymnasticsAbstract
This study was motivated by the limited space for men's artistic gymnastics in Central Java, which generally uses a small and unrepresentative school arena, so the arrangement of equipment such as uneven bars, parallel bars, rings and saddle horses is not optimal. The aim of this study is to develop innovative multifunctional artistic gymnastics equipment in a limited space to optimise the gross motor development of junior male artistic gymnasts and to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of training. The research method uses a research and development approach with quantitative data from expert questionnaires, athletes and coaches, as well as analysis of equipment innovation based on Computer Aided Design (CAD) technology. The results of the analysis showed the maximum stress on the developed equipment, namely single bars 45.7 MPa, parallel bars 72.6 MPa, straps 29.48 MPa and saddles 92.9 MPa, which are located at the ends near the pivot point. The results of the analysis showed that the Innovation products are safe to use. The conclusion the conclusion of this research is the creation of artistic gymnastics equipment innovation in a limited space that is feasible to use.
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