<![CDATA[This study aimed to assess the physical condition profile of male indoor hockey athletes South Sumatera. This research employed a quantitative descriptive method involving 12 male athletes as research subjects. The physical condition components assessed included anthropometry using Body Mass Index (BMI), endurance using the Balke Test, muscular strength using push-up and sit-up tests, speed using a 20-meter sprint test, agility using a shuttle run test, flexibility using a sit and reach test, and explosive power using medicine ball throw and vertical jump tests. The results showed that the athletes had an average BMI score of 22.10, with 91.7% categorized as normal. The average endurance score was 33.96, indicating that 100% of athletes were in the very poor category. Muscular strength assessment showed an average push-up score of 18 (58.3% poor) and an average sit-up score of 25 (100% very poor). The average speed score was 3.49 seconds, with 50% categorized as poor. Agility averaged 14.24 seconds, with 66.7% in the moderate category, while flexibility averaged 14 cm, with 58.3% categorized as poor. Furthermore, arm explosive power averaged 3.93 meters (66.7% poor), and leg explosive power averaged 53 cm, with 91.7% categorized as very poor. In conclusion, the overall physical condition of the male indoor hockey athletes was predominantly classified as poor. Therefore, immediate, systematic, and structured training intervention programs are necessary to improve athletes’ physical performance.]]>
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