“…As for its physiological effects, various patterns have been identified in aquatic activities that promote health and well-being, it is essential to understand how the human body responds to a liquid environment. The two main reasons that differentiate the physiological responses of air and aquatic environments are the hydrostatic effects on the cardiovascular system and the increased heat loss from water, which is approximately 25 times greater than air (Adsett et al, 2015;Bloedow et al, 2021;Thon et al, 2022) Aquatic training is an activity well tolerated by sedentary adults, where physical capacity can be increased, as well as the health-related quality of life of these individuals. Since this training category can be applied to reduce pain and disability in sedentary individuals, presenting positive changes with regard to body composition and physical performance, an improvement in cardiorespiratory fitness and a significant increase in VO2MAX can be seen.…”