Volume 10 - Spring Supplementary  

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XML Application of PageRank Model for Olympic Women’s Taekwondo Rankings: Comparison of PageRank and Accumulated Point Index System
Heyri Oh , Minsoo Jeon , Seungtae Chin , Hyosung Lim *
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APPLICABLE REMARKS
  • Based on the results of this study, it is believed that it can be used as meaningful information for calculating the Taekwondo rankings.
  • This study could be used more fairly in determining the rankings of Taekwondo athletes.


XML Development of Students’ Creativity through Learning Models in Physical Education during the Covid-19 Pandemic
Tite Juliantine * , Reshandi Nugraha , Yunyun Yudiana , Ahmad Zaeri Sya'rani
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APPLICABLE REMARK
  • The information obtained in this study can be used as a reference to develop students’ creative potential in learning physical education during the COVID-19 pandemic.
  • Furthermore, the results obtained can be helpful for Physical Education teachers and the government carry out physical education learning activities with inquiry and discovery learning models during the COVID-19 pandemic.


XML The Effect of Popular Music on Female Students’ Fitness in Physical Education Courses
Tuan Tran Minh *
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APPLICABLE REMARKS
  • Female students are often seen as inactive in physical education courses; however, the application of popular music might help them be more active in practice and had many unexpected results to the authors.
  • They made the physical education courses come alive in the training process with music and enhanced their physical fitness.
  • The current findings may allow educators and coaches to apply popular music in physical classes to improve students’ fitness and create an active and fun training environment.


XML Current Implementation of Oslo Sports Trauma Research Center Volleyball Injury Prevention Exercises among Male Professional Volleyball Players in the Gulf Cooperation Council Countries: A Cross-Sectional Survey
Wesam Saleh A. Al Attar * , Mohamed A. Husain , Ahmed Alanazi , Raed Almalki , Riyadh Banjar , Sultan Aldhafri , Hussain Ghulam
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APPLICABLE REMARKS
  • Up to 50% of the volleyball players performed the OSTRC injury prevention exercises. This finding may emphasize the importance of implementing these exercises to reduce the risk of sports-related injuries.


XML Single-Bundle PCL Reconstruction with Remnant Preservation: Midterm Follow-up
Sholahuddin Rhatomy * , Dwikora Novembri Utomo , Cita Rosita Sigit Prakoeswa , Heri Suroto , Damayanti Tinduh , Hari Basuki Notobroto , Fedik Abdul Rantam , Ferdiansyah Mahyudin
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APPLICABLE REMARKS
  • The study recommends that PCL reconstruction using standard anterior and posteromedial portals is enough without the need for additional posterolateral portals.
  • The study showed that PCL reconstruction with remnant preservation would increase significant functional outcomes.


XML Athletic Knowledge Management and Its Role in Achieving Competitive Advantage in Sports Work Environment
Hasan Mohammed Hasan Alkhaldi *
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APPLICABLE REMARKS
  • To develop the concept of athletic knowledge management, the current study recommends adopting the concept of athletic knowledge management and reducing the budgets of this project by the upper management in the sports environment.
  • Moreover, management of knowledge creation should be regarded as the primary responsibility of knowledge athletes, workers, and technicians and accomplished through the adoption of better practices, collaboration, and interpersonal interaction.
  • The study also recommends classifying the workers upon their knowledge, experience, behaviors, and practices.
  • Furthermore, knowledge-sharing strategies ensure that athletes, workers, and technicians access the correct information.
  • Finally, the study recommends providing safe, stable and programmed conditions to all courses that lack development and improvement.


XML Causal Factors Related to Management of eSport Clubs in Thailand
Chatchwit Pumsanguan * , Somthop Thithathan
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APPLICABLE REMARKS
  • There should be education, social awareness, and information on being a legitimate and socially acceptable eSports athlete.
  • Professional eSports clubs should have a sustainable management model and their club management structure for the future.
  • Government agencies should be able to understand people by providing information about eSports. In addition, there should be the promotion of activities related to eSports in Thailand.


XML The Effects of Isotonic and Isometric Training on Young Women’s Waist Circumference
Surdiniaty Ugelta * , Upik Rahmi , Nina Sutresna , Pipit Pitriani , Asti Dewi Rahayu Fitrianingsih , Ahmad Zaeri Sya'rani
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APPLICABLE REMARKS
  • The information obtained in this study can be used as a reference for those who want to reduce their waist circumference, especially those with central obesity. Depending on their comfort level, they can choose isometric or isometric exercises to reduce their waistline. This exercise is cheap and easy so anyone can do it.
  • In addition, the results obtained will help government programs to prevent obesity and improve healthy lifestyles in the community.


XML Factorial Validity and Internal Consistency of The Sports Imagery Ability Questionnaire (SIAQ) Malaysian Version
Amir Rifaat Abdul Rahman * , Hairul Anuar Hashim , Garry Kuan , Adam Abdul Malik
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APPLICABLE REMARKS
  • This finding could provide knowledge to the coaches and athletes on the various imagery functions and employ this validated psychological tool to assess athletes’ imagery ability which is essential for imagery training, especially among Malaysian athletes.
  • This tool could provide the coaches with their athletes’ imagery ability. The higher the ability, the more beneficial the imagery training would be. Therefore, realizing the current imagery ability could drive the coaches to tailor specific training accordingly.


XML Emergence of SARS-CoV-2 B.1.1.7 and the Future of Mega Sport Events: Is This the Tipping Point from Pandemic to Endemic?
Sarah Musa , Ismail Dergaa * , Seyed Morteza Tayebi
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