The Effect of Interaction between Training Methods and Eye-Hand Coordination on the Accuracy of the Forehand Groundstroke of Court Tennis

This study aims to determine the Effect of Training Methods on the Accuracy of Court Tennis Reviewed from Eye Hand Coordination. This study uses a 2x2 factorial design experiment, which is an experimental design method that combines several independent variables while still considering the potential impact of factorials. Moderator variable on the outcome or independent variable. This research was carried out at the Kentoeng Tennis Academy Sukoharjo Field, Pojok, Mulur, Bendosari District, Sukoharjo Regency. There was no effect of interaction between eye hand treatment and coordination on the improvement of accuracy Groundstroke forehand . This is evidenced by the results of the anova statis tical test with a probability value of 0.841 > 0.05. The test results with 2-way anova statistics were obtained in the interaction test, a calculated f value of 0.042 and a probability of 0.841. Based on the criteria mentioned above, the probability of > 0.05 means that the interaction factor does not affect the improvement of the accuracy of the forehand groundstroke of the court. The interaction factor means that the training method and eye-hand coordination do not work together to improve the accuracy of the forehand groundstroke court tennis. So, Hypothesis 3 which states: there is an interaction between training methods and eye-hand coordination on improving the accuracy of the forehand groundstroke of the tennis court, is rejected.