英文摘要
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Purpose: This study aimed to understand the relations between the golf short putter scores and health-related physical fitness in the performances of college golf beginners. Method: Experimental design approach was employed to study the processes of golf learning. The research collected samples from 291 untrained college students and their scores of short putter from the start and after a 12-week course. These students took tests on health-related physical fitness activities in the course as well. These data were analyzed for the relations between performance of short putter golf scores and scores of health-related physical fitness activities, with SPSS 12.0 statistics software to calculate Spearman correlation coefficient. Stepwise multiple regression models were then deployed to predict which activities of health-related physical fitness that would impact on these subjects’ short putter golf scores. The significance standard of this study is α=.05. Results: The Results showed that there were positive correlations between the short putter scores of college golf beginners and the ability of practicng sit-ups, and, after analyzed with stepwise multiple regression models, fitness activities that affected the putter scores most was "sit-ups" and that "standing-long-jump" the second. The stepwise multiple regression formula of the golf short putter scores was as follows: (golf short putter scores of college students of beginner golf performance) = 85.435+.244× (the scores of sit-ups) +.049× (the scores of standing-long-jump). With the formula, the statistic of stepwise multiple regression models was the most significant and the explanatory validity of these subjects' short putter golf scores was 4%. Conclusion: This research concludes that the golf short putter performances of college beginners are positively related to muscular endurance and explosive force. Health-related physical fitness activities, consequently, have close relations with golf practice.
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