Morphological Profile of Athlete Starters and Nonstarters  of Feminine Futsal

Queiróga, Marcos Roberto; Mezalira, Francisco Moacir; Souza, William Cordeiro de; Weber, Vinícius Müller Reis; Carvalhaes, Mayla Fernanda de Moura; Ferreira, Sandra Aires; Silva, Danilo Fernandes da

doi:10.4025/jphyseduc.v29i1.2965

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“…Regarding somatotype, the players showed an endomesomorphic body structure (3.43-3.53-2.13), which means that there is a balance between fat percentage and muscle percentage. Similar values were presented in a study carried out on 115 female players in Brazil (4.5-4.1-2.0), with higher values than those obtained in our study, but with the same body classification [50], just as in another study carried out with 86 Spanish players with similar values and the same classification (3.82-3.27-2.01) [48].…”

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Relationship between Body Composition and Performance Profile Characteristics in Female Futsal Players

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Futsal is classified as a high-intensity intermittent sport or repeated-sprint sport. Explosive and very fast movements are performed with short reaction time, interspersed with playing time of 3 to 6 min during the 40 min match, at intensities of 85–90% of maximum HR. Performance factors such as agility, sprint repetition capacity, aerobic endurance capacity, lower body power, and speed are associated with the game actions. These performance factors can be affected by the athlete’s body composition. The aim is to determine the relationship between the different physical and physiological performance parameters and body composition in top-level women’s futsal players. The subjects of the study were 12 elite female futsal players (25.17 ± 4.75 years old) competing in the First Division Spanish League. An anthropometric assessment was conducted by an ISAK level III anthropometrist for three days during the competitive period. The sum of 4, 6 and 8 skinfolds and body composition were calculated with anthropometric data. Performance tests were conducted to evaluate agility, ability to repeat sprints, velocity and the explosive power of lower extremities in the playing court with specific warm up and previous explication during 2 days in the same week as the anthropometric tests. The tests used for that purpose were: T-test, Yo-Yo test, repeat-sprint ability (RSA), speed test, and jump test (JS, CMJ and ABK). Pearson correlations were used to establish the different associations with a p-value < 0.05. The results showed a negative correlation between agility and the fat component, and a positive correlation between the muscle component and aerobic capacity, agility, speed, and ABK jump. Body composition plays a fundamental role in the development of performance-related skills in women’s futsal.

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“… 15 Although performance-related outcomes were not measured in the current study, physical performance improvements can be linked to changes in body composition, once adiposity and biotype are linked to agility, speed and maximum oxygen consumption. 16 Moreover, excess body fat can be related to the worst motor and technical skills during a match, 17 whereas low body fat promote better performance for athletes. 16 , 18 When analyzing the somatotype of athletes, the present study found a decrease in scores of ectomorphy over the years.…”

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Trends in anthropometric and somatotype profiles of Brazilian female futsal players: a 20 year study

Muller Reis Weber,

Bessa Dantas,

Fernandes da Silva

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This study describes the anthropometric measurements and somatotype of the elite female futsal players from Brazil in 2021 and analyse the changes and trends over time in these physical characteristics. Data were collected from the 396 female futsal players, of whom; 169 players were assessed in 2021 then compared to those assessed in 2001 (n=112) and 2011 (n-115). Anthropometric measurements, including body weight, height, breadths, girths, and skinfolds were assessed. The somatotype was calculated and graphically represented. The changes between 2021 and the previous years were analysed using ANOVA and multiple linear regression. A jointpoint regression was performed to verify the annual percentage change. The comparison between 2021 data versus the other time points showed a higher age and lower fat content (2001: 22.7 ± 5.1 BF%; 2011: 22.2 ± 5.2 BF%; 2021: 19.0 ± 5.1 BF%). Players from 2021 had higher tensed arm and relaxed calf girths. All the positions, excluding pivots, significantly decreased their body fat units between 2021 and 2001 (goalkeeper: b=-4.49; defender: b=-2.78; winger: b=-4.48). Over the last 20 years, body fat reduced, and tensed arm and relaxed calf girths increased, suggesting an increase in fat-free mass content from the limbs.

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“…6 In general, the literature in the last 7 years has shown that sporting excellence and the pursuit of high performance have been the fruits of research that has been gradually developing, especially in female athletes. [7][8][9][10][11][12][13] For investigating the physical and anthropometric profile of futsal athletes is relevant, since it can serve to characterize the body dimensions of elite and non-elite athletes. 14 Furthermore, knowledge of body composition and physical condition are essential for the proper development of sports performance.…”

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Systematic review of the anthropometric profile of female futsal players 2010-2020

Gómez-Campos

Vidal-Espinoza²,

Muñoz-Muñoz³

et al. 2023

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The objective was to summarize the scientific literature on the anthropometric characteristics of female futsal players. A systematic review documentary study was carried out. SCOPUS, PUBMED and SCIELO databases were used to search for information on primary studies related to the anthropometric profile of women's indoor soccer (elite and non-elite). The keywords used were: futsal, female, anthropometry. The range of years for the search was from 2010 to 2020. To analyze anthropometric differences, two groups were formed: group A: elite and group B: non-elite. 31 primary studies were identified, 22 (71%) in Scopus, 5 (16.1%) in PUBMED and 4 (12.9%) in SCIELO. Three publication languages were considered (English, Spanish and Portuguese) and 6 countries were identified (Brazil, Spain, Iran, Turkey, Venezuela and Italy). Players in the elite group evidenced higher weight, height, and BMI relative to their non-elite counterparts. Discrepancy in anthropometric characteristics between elite and non-elite players was verified. These results suggest that in order to participate in competitions at the highest level in women's futsal, they should have greater weight, height and BMI than their non-elite counterparts.

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Morphological Profile of Athlete Starters and Nonstarters of Feminine Futsal

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Relationship between Body Composition and Performance Profile Characteristics in Female Futsal Players

Relationship between Body Composition and Performance Profile Characteristics in Female Futsal Players

Trends in anthropometric and somatotype profiles of Brazilian female futsal players: a 20 year study

Systematic review of the anthropometric profile of female futsal players 2010-2020

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