Metodología Del Entrenamiento Deportivo 2018
DOI: 10.2307/j.ctv18dvt6g.13
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Control y evaluación del entrenamiento deportivo

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“…According to all the Paralympic women athletes, both technique and tactics were important in their training as athletes, and they believed that these aspects should be worked on in the initial stages of sports training, which coincides with what was stated by Amador [ 58 ] and Ruíz and Arruza [ 59 ]. Regarding the physical fitness dimension, again, all the interviewees deemed physical fitness to be important in the process of sports training and performance, which has been emphasized by numerous authors [ 60 , 61 ]. As for the person in charge of their physical preparation, most of the interviewed women athletes stated that the main responsible people were the coaches and national selectors.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…According to all the Paralympic women athletes, both technique and tactics were important in their training as athletes, and they believed that these aspects should be worked on in the initial stages of sports training, which coincides with what was stated by Amador [ 58 ] and Ruíz and Arruza [ 59 ]. Regarding the physical fitness dimension, again, all the interviewees deemed physical fitness to be important in the process of sports training and performance, which has been emphasized by numerous authors [ 60 , 61 ]. As for the person in charge of their physical preparation, most of the interviewed women athletes stated that the main responsible people were the coaches and national selectors.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Our results may endorse a pattern of how upper body force elements evolved to be greater among males and the older age groups (aged 14 years and older). Regarding the upper body force factor results, some authors argue the non-existence of differences in force in males and females until they reach puberty (García, Navarro & Ruiz, 1996), when inequalities in explosive strength and maximum force begin to emerge around the age of 13 (Domínguez & Espeso, 2003;Hornillos, 2000); in adolescence, force in maximum and explosive strength terms permanently increases (García Mansó, 1999).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These two tests, together with 7 meters on the wrong foot, will provide useful information for Physical Education teachers and researchers who analyze adolescent CM from the perspective of this study, and also contribute valuable elements for testing the motor aptitude of adolescents. In all three cases, there is an important explosive strength component, making it a uniquely determining element of physical fitness in this particular age group, especially due to an increase in strength among both sexes during this developmental stage (Davies and Rose, 2000;García Mansó, 1999;Milojevic and Stankovic, 2010), although this increase is greater for males than females (Hornillos, 2000;Luz, Cumming, et al, 2016) and this sex difference is not observed in stages prior to puberty (García et al ., 1996).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tomando en cuenta la intensidad y duración se pueden distinguir cuatro tipos de entrenamiento continuo: i) extensivo; ii) intensivo; iii) de ritmo uniforme y, iv) de ritmo variable. Finalmente, este método nos proporciona la obtención de una preparación física adecuada a la exigencia (García, 1998).…”
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