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Quality Analysis of Physical Education Professional Training in Universities based on Virtual Technology in Physical Fitness Training

Chang Yongshan
Institut Teknologi Bandung Bandung City, Indonesia

Abstract: With the continuous development of technology, virtual technology has gradually penetrated various fields. In the field of sports, virtual technology has also been widely applied. Especially in the training of physical education majors in universities, the application of virtual technology has become a trend. This article analyses the quality of college physical education professional training based on virtual technology in physical fitness training. Through virtual technology, coaches can more accurately grasp the physical condition of athletes, develop more targeted training plans, and improve the training effectiveness of athletes. At the same time, athletes can also engage in autonomous training through virtual technology to improve their physical fitness level.

Keywords: Computer, Virtual Reality Technology, Chinese University Sports, Comprehensive Leve Quality Analysis of Physical Education Professional Training in Universities based on Virtual Technology in Physical Fitness Training

DOI:https://doi.org/10.6025/ijwa/2024/16/1/1-7

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