Abstract:
The correlation between the running speed off 50 meters with the result of long
jump with squatting to the male student of SMP PGRI Pekanbaru years 2012/2013. Study
program of health body and recreation. Field of study sports education the faculty of
teacher an education of Riau University 2013. Consultant I. Drs. Ramadi, S.Pd, M.kes,
AIFO. Consultant II. Zainur, M.Pd
The objective of this correlational study is to know the correlation between the
running speed of 50 meters with the result of long jump with squatting style of male
students of junior high school PGRI Pekanbaru year of 2012/2013. This hypothesis bused
the close correlation between the running speed of 50 meters with the long jump with
squatting style. The sample have taken to the 27 male students with the random sampling.
Technique and the dates have collected through the test technique of the running speed of
50 meters as X variable, and the result of long jump with squatting style of male students
of PGRI Pekanbaru year of 2012/2013 as Y variable.
Based on the data analysis the result of this study, its know that the distribution of
the data is normal with Lo
maks
0,1172, to the X variable an Lo
maks
0,2945 to the Y variable
> L tabel
0,1705. Funther more the result of the study about the correlation of the running
speed 50 meters to the long jump with squatting style is negative. This result is based on
the t-test. The t count is 1,237 meanwhile the t
tabel
, with the free degree n-2 at α 0,05
(tcount
< ttable),
so the coefesient of the correlation is not significant. Based on this study we
can conclude that the work of the hypothesis (Ha) means that there is a significant
correlation between the running speed of 50 meters with the result of long jump with
squatting style to the male student of SMP PGRI Pekanbaru is rejected, and hypothesis
nol (Ho) it’s mean that there is no significant correlation between the running speed of 50
meters with the result of long jump with squatting style of the male students of SMP PGRI
Pekanbaru is accepted.
