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the purpose of this research is to know the: (1) engineering the right moves and disappear on a flat service tennis technique, (2) the Anthropometry of the ideal Athlete Tennis field matching using flat tennis court services. This research uses the mix method, which combines qualitative research and quantitative research in terms of methodology. The subject of the research in this study is SMES UNY tennis athletes who could do good flat services. There are several instruments in this research, including the Hewitt Service Placement Test, the assessment of the reference Norms (PAN), a test of Anthropometry (height, weight, height, arm length, scoring) and to measure the strength of the muscles of the arm use Dacin. Results showed that data: at the stage of preparation is good, very good product takeback on stage, at the stage of loading and hitting very well, at the stage of contact point very well, and on stage both follow through. From the results of the overall performance of the technique of servicing SME athletes performed flat tennis UNY 2018 categories very well. The ideal athlete on the Anthropometry that are suitable to use flat services should be: height ≥ 168 cm, weight ≥ 58 kg, height ≥ 210cm, arm length ≥ 71 kg. Keywords— service flat, tennis, anthropometry

proceedings of the 2nd yogyakarta international seminar on health, physical education, and sport science (yishpess 2018) and 1st conference on interdisciplinary approach in sports (cois 2018)

The Motion Analysis Technique of Flat Tennis Services