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Physical Fitness Level Of Elementary School Students In Physical Education, Sports, And Health Learning Alif Aryadi Hardi; Muhammad Harliawan; Muhammad Fadli
STAMINA Vol 9 No 2 (2026): Journal of Stamina Issue 2
Publisher : DEPARTEMEN KESEHATAN DAN REKREASI FAKULTAS ILMU KEOLAHRAGAAN

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.24036/jst.v9i2.1365

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Physical fitness is an important component of students’ physical and motor development and plays a significant role in supporting their participation and performance in physical education learning. However, information regarding the physical fitness level of elementary school students, particularly in the context of physical education learning at Lappae 64 Public Elementary School, remains limited. This study was conducted to fill this gap by providing an empirical description of students’ physical fitness levels and interpreting their implications for the implementation of physical education learning. This study employed a quantitative approach with a descriptive method. The population consisted of all students in grades IV, V, and VI at Lappae 64 Public Elementary School, totaling 40 students, comprising 22 male and 18 female students. Total sampling was employed; therefore, the entire population was included as the research sample. Students’ physical fitness was assessed using the Indonesian Physical Fitness Test (TKJI), which consisted of five components: the 40-meter sprint, bent-arm hang or pull-up, sit-up, vertical jump, and 600-meter run. Data were analyzed using descriptive statistical techniques by calculating the percentage distribution of students across physical fitness categories. The findings indicated that the largest proportion of students (45%) was categorized as having a moderate level of physical fitness, followed by the good category (22.5%), less category (20%), very good category (7.5%), and very less category (5%). These findings indicate that although most students demonstrated a moderate level of physical fitness, 25% of students were still classified in the less and very less categories. This distribution suggests that the existing physical education learning process has not yet resulted in an optimal level of physical fitness for all students and highlights the need for learning activities that systematically accommodate differences in students’ physical abilities. Therefore, physical education instruction should be strengthened through structured, progressive, and sustainable physical fitness activities integrated into regular learning. Scientifically, this study contributes empirical evidence concerning the physical fitness profile of elementary school students in the local school context, while practically, the findings can serve as a basis for physical education teachers and schools in developing more targeted fitness programs, monitoring students’ physical fitness periodically, and designing learning activities that support the improvement of students’ physical fitness.
Co-Authors Achmad Karim Achmad Karim Ahmad Zakaria Ahmad Zakaria Alfarizi, Muhammad Rizky Alif Aryadi Hardi Alif Hariyadi Hardi Almufarid, Andi Muhammad Rizky Andi Muhammad Rizky Al Mufarid Andi W Fajriansyah Al-Ghifari Andi W Fajriansyah Al-Ghifari Andi W. Fajriansyah Al-Ghifari Azzahra. M, Sitti Fatimah Darlan Devina Sari Siregar Fathurrahman Fathurrahman Fathurrahman Fathurrahman Fatoni, Fatoni Hardi, Alif Aryadi Ikadarny Irfan Irfan Karim, Achmad M Imran Hasanuddin Mardiono Miftahul Janna Miftahul Janna MMSI Irfan ,S. Kom Mohammad Fandi Kurnia Muhammad Harliawan Muhammad Rizky Alfarizi Rizki Nurul Muslih Rizky Al Mufarid, Andi Muhammad Sitti Fatimah Azzahra Sitti Fatimah Azzahra M Sitti Fatimah Azzahra M Sitti Fatimah Azzahra M Sitti Fatimah Azzahra.M Suwardi Syarifah Lulu Zannati Wilda Yati Wildayati Wildayati Wildayati Wildayati, Wildayati