Analysis of Confidence Levels of Rich Slalom Rowing Athletes Hours

Abstract

The purpose of this study was to assess the level of confidence of athletes such as fast current slalom. This study uses the ex-post facto methodology. Purposive sampling was used to select 12 athletes consisting of 7 males and 5 females. The questionnaire used for data collection was given to rowing athletes such as heavy current slaloms. The self-confidence instrument is a method used to collect research data. The result is, of the 5 male athletes, the "high" group experienced the greatest growth, or 71%, and of the 5 female athletes, the "medium" category experienced the largest increase, or 100%. A lower percentage of the high category can be found in the very high category. This shows that both male and female athletes have a high level of confidence when competing, according to the data collected from the questionnaire. not too high and not too low. As a result, these athletes still have a reasonable level of confidence when competing.