Development of national tennis player value chain structure: statistical analysis of tennis player pathway

Authors

  • Andi Cakravastia Industrial Engineering Program, Faculty of Industrial Technology, Bandung Institute of Technology
  • Titah Yudhistira Bandung Institute of Technology
  • Andi Ameera Bandung Institute of Technology
  • Martin Setiawan ITF Junior Tennis Initiatives Coordinator for Indonesia

Keywords:

value chain, national performance, statistical analysis, tennis player pathway

Abstract

Creating a system of tennis player development to establish and sustain a nation's competitive performance is a problem faced by many countries. This research attempts to implement the value chain structure of tennis player development and the tennis player pathway developed by Cakravastia and Setiawan (2022). This paper develops a partial least squares model by analysing the data of 41 countries from the ITF Global Report (2021). The results of this study identify Total tennis coaches and Total tennis courts in a country have a significant effect on the number of total tennis players in that country. This study confirmed there is a significant relationship between the total number of tennis players, the total number of junior players, the total number of pro players, and the total number of players representing a country in the Grand Slam main draw.

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Published

2023-09-01

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Cakravastia, A., Yudhistira, T., Ameera, A., & Setiawan, M. (2023). Development of national tennis player value chain structure: statistical analysis of tennis player pathway. ITF Coaching & Sport Science Review, 31(90), 24–27. Retrieved from https://www.itfcoachingreview.com/index.php/journal/article/view/459

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Vol. 31 No. 90 (2023)

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