Physical Education is an integral part of the overall education system. It uses systematically planned physical activities to improve various individual aspects, such as organic, neuromuscular, perceptual, cognitive, social, and emotional. The main focus of Physical Education is the development of physical fitness, movement skills, critical thinking skills, emotional stability, social skills, reasoning, and moral action through participation in physical activities. In the context of lifelong education, Physical Education plays an important role in providing opportunities for students to directly participate in various learning experiences through systematic physical activities. Providing this learning experience aims to foster a healthy and active lifestyle throughout life. Physical education is considered inseparable from the education system, because movement as a physical activity is the basis for humans to know the world and themselves. As time goes by, this approach also contributes to the habit of healthy lifestyles that encourage balanced growth and development. Physical Education is a mandatory subject taught at all levels of education, from elementary school to high school. It is a learning process that uses physical activities as a means to achieve educational goals. All living beings, including humans, perform physical activities (Mashud, 2015). This applies to all age groups, including parents, teenagers, children, males, and females. Children generally have a tendency to be active and move. For them, moving is not just a necessity but also a very enjoyable and important part of their lives. For example, when children play, they naturally express joy and activity through physical activities (Mustafa & Sugiharto, 2020). Essentially, Physical Education is an integral component of the overall education system, with the aim of developing health, physical fitness, critical thinking skills, emotional stability, and other aspects. In a broader sense, Physical Education can be defined as a field of knowledge that covers a wide spectrum, with the main focus on increasing human physical activity. Specifically, Physical Education is closely related to the interaction between humans and the educational environment (Taufan, 2018). Its function as a medium is to stimulate the development of motor skills, physical abilities, and knowledge. Through Physical Education, students can develop various forms of expression closely related to enjoyable personal experiences. Physical activities can include games that can take the form of competitions and training, all of which are oriented towards educating students to become complete human beings (Pratiwi & Asri, 2020). Physical Education aims to develop physical, cognitive, and affective aspects. Physical Education is not only about developing physical aspects but can also develop intellectual, emotional, and social aspects (Dhedhy, 2018). Physical Education is one of the subjects that must be taught in every school as a core subject followed by all students. Especially in elementary school, the success of children in learning movement skills is influenced by various factors. This subject has its own unique characteristics that distinguish it from other subjects, namely the use of physical activities asPhysical Education is an integral part of the overall education system. It uses systematically planned physical activities to improve various individual aspects, such as organic, neuromuscular, perceptual, cognitive, social, and emotional. The main focus of Physical Education is the development of physical fitness, movement skills, critical thinking skills, emotional stability, social skills, reasoning, and moral action through participation in physical activities. In the context of lifelong education, Physical Education plays an important role in providing opportunities for students to directly participate in various learning experiences through systematic physical activities. Providing this learning experience aims to foster a healthy and active lifestyle throughout life. Physical education is considered inseparable from the education system, because movement as a physical activity is the basis for humans to know the world and themselves. As time goes by, this approach also contributes to the habit of healthy lifestyles that encourage balanced growth and development. Physical Education is a mandatory subject taught at all levels of education, from elementary school to high school. It is a learning process that uses physical activities as a means to achieve educational goals. All living beings, including humans, perform physical activities (Mashud, 2015). This applies to all age groups, including parents, teenagers, children, males, and females. Children generally have a tendency to be active and move. For them, moving is not just a necessity but also a very enjoyable and important part of their lives. For example, when children play, they naturally express joy and activity through physical activities (Mustafa & Sugiharto, 2020). Essentially, Physical Education is an integral component of the overall education system, with the aim of developing health, physical fitness, critical thinking skills, emotional stability, and other aspects. In a broader sense, Physical Education can be defined as a field of knowledge that covers a wide spectrum, with the main focus on increasing human physical activity. Specifically, Physical Education is closely related to the interaction between humans and the educational environment (Taufan, 2018). Its function as a medium is to stimulate the development of motor skills, physical abilities, and knowledge. Through Physical Education, students can develop various forms of expression closely related to enjoyable personal experiences. Physical activities can include games that can take the form of competitions and training, all of which are oriented towards educating students to become complete human beings (Pratiwi & Asri, 2020). Physical Education aims to develop physical, cognitive, and affective aspects. Physical Education is not only about developing physical aspects but can also develop intellectual, emotional, and social aspects (Dhedhy, 2018). Physical Education is one of the subjects that must be taught in every school as a core subject followed by all students. Especially in elementary school, the success of children in learning movement skills is influenced by various factors. This subject has its own unique characteristics that distinguish it from other subjects, namely the use of physical activities as