development model training shooting based on multiple unit offense forbasketball athletes 16-18 years of age groups

The goal of this research and development is to produce and develop the effectiveness of themodel of drills shooting basketball for basketball athletes 16-18 years age group. this research anddevelopment uses qualitative and quantitative approaches and uses development research methodsresearch and development (r & d) that adopt the theory of borg w. r and gall. m. d which uses 10stages of development. the steps in this development research start from the following: (1) research andinformation collecting, (2) planning, (3) develop preliminary form of product, (4) preliminary fieldtesting, (5) main product revision, (6)) main field testing, (7) operational product revision, (8)operational field testing, (9) final product revision, (10) dissemination and implementation. thisdevelopment research resulted in practice model products shooting with practice manuals shooting andpractice videos shooting. the results of processing normality test data with kolmogorov-smirnov andshapiro-wilk obtained the sig or the p-value of all data for kolmogorov-smirnov> 0.05, h0 is acceptedor not significant, means the population data is distributed normally. in addition, the results of the t-testvalue of the post-test experimental group and the control post-test, with the mean (mean) test results oftechnique shooting the basketball given the based training model multiple unit offense (experimentalgroup) of 103.27 and the standard deviation is 12.556, which means that descriptively the ability of thetechnique shooting given the based training model multiple unit offense is higher and more developedthan the based training model multiple unit offense. in addition, the average n-gain score for theexperimental class is 158.71%, this value is included in the effective category, with a minimum value of20.69% and a maximum value of 750.00%. while the average n-gain score for the control class is38.76%, this value is included in the ineffective category, with a minimum value of 5.00% and amaximum value of 200.00%. thus it can be concluded that the use of techniques for shooting basketballathletes in the 16-18 year age group based on multiple unit offense is effective in improving the skills oftechniques shooting.