RESUMOObjetivo: Investigar as contribuições da iniciação esportiva ao hóquei indoor para o desenvolvimento motor (motricidade fi na, motricidade global, equilíbrio, esquema corporal, organização espacial e organização temporal) de crianças de 8 a 10 anos, e compará-las a crianças de mesma idade cujas aulas de Educação Física não contemplaram a iniciação a esse esporte. Método: 21 crianças (grupo experimental) foram submetidas a prática semanal de hóquei durante as aulas de Educação Física, durante 10 semanas, e comparadas àquelas cujas aulas não incluíram o ensino desse esporte (grupo controle; n = 30). A bateria de testes utilizada foi a Escala de Desenvolvimento Motor, a qual foi aplicada antes e após a intervenção com hóquei. Resultados: O grupo experimental apresentou diferenças estatisticamente signifi cativas entre o pré e o pós-teste na idade motora geral, motricidade fi na, motricidade grossa, esquema corporal/rapidez e quociente motor geral, representando uma diminuição no atraso motor. No pós-teste entre os grupos, somente a variável quociente motor geral organização espacial apresentou diferença. Conclusão: O hóquei indoor, como modalidade de iniciação esportiva nas aulas de Educação Física, evidenciou potencial para desenvolver aspectos psicomotores em razão da diversidade de seu repertório motor. ABSTRACT Objective:To investigate the contributions of initiation to indoor hockey for motor development (fi ne motor skills, gross motor skills, balance, body scheme, spatial organization and temporal organization) of children from 8 to 10 years old and to compare them to children of the same age whose Physical Education did not include the initiation to this sport. Method: Twenty-one children (experimental group) underwent weekly hockey practice during Physical Education classes for 10 weeks and were compared to those whose classes did not include the teaching of this sport (control group, n = 30). The test used to evaluate the motor development was the Motor Development Scale, which was applied before and after the intervention with hockey. Results: The experimental group presented statistically signifi cant diff erences between pre and post-test in general motor age, fi ne motor skills, gross motor skills, body scheme/speed and general motor quotient, representing a decrease in the motor delay. In the post-test between groups, only the variable general motor quotient spatial organization presented diff erence. Conclusion: The indoor hockey practice as sport initiation in Physical Education classes showed potential to develop psychomotor aspects due to the diversity of its motor repertoire.
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