<![CDATA[The objective of this study is to assess the agility level of female students at SMKN 2 Kota Kediri who participate in basketball extracurricular activities. The assessment will be conducted using a 4x10 meter shuttle run test. The impetus for this study stems from the preliminary findings that the agility of female students is still below average. The approach employed in this study is quantitative, with a survey method being utilized to collect the necessary data. The results from 24 data points show a minimum value of 16.10 seconds, a maximum of 21.95 seconds, an average of 17.93 seconds, and a standard deviation of 1.64. The analysis revealed that 29.2% of female students were in the "Excellent" category, 20.8% in the "Very Good" and "Good" categories, 16.7% in the "Poor" category, and 12.5% in the "Good" category. The data is statistically valid (significance < 0.05), and the training program has proven effective in improving agility. However, a small proportion of female students have not yet reached the ideal category. Therefore, it is recommended that there be regular evaluations, personalized training approaches, and increased variety and intensity of training. In summary, the shuttle run training method has been demonstrated to be a significant contributor to enhancing the agility of female students in the domain of basketball.]]>
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