Implementation evaluation in paralympic sports achievement development
Keywords:
achievement development, evaluation, paralympic sports, platda, productAbstract
This study aims to determine the implementation of Paralympic sports achievement coaching which is carried out independently in the preparation for Peparnas Papua in 2021. This research is an evaluative study with the Context, Input, Process, Product (CIPP) model. The data analysis technique used in this research is descriptive analysis. The results showed that the West Java NPCI athletes had a fairly good quality. Trainers at NPCI West Java have qualifications as licensed trainers. The organization of the West Java NPCI has been carried out quite well. The facilities and infrastructure in supporting the implementation of the NPCI West Java platda have quite good criteria. The funding of the West Java NPCI platda has been included in the category good enough for athletes and coaches and intensive bonuses for athletes and coaches. The selection of West Java NPCI athletes has been carried out quite well. The West Java NPCI training program is currently carried out quite well through the suitability of the planning program with the implementation and suitability of independent training. The evaluation of the West Java NPCI platda is carried out by the trainer at the end or after each exercise and runs smoothly.
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