Physiological and psychophysiological responses to an exer-game training protocol

Bronner, Shaw; Pinsker, Russell; Naik, Rutika Akhil; Noah, J. Adam

doi:10.1016/j.jsams.2015.03.003

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“…Wii-DDR and Kinect-JD3 MET levels were also in the vigorous category, while players expended moderate levels of activity during Wii-JD3 and Kinect-DC. Previous studies have reported moderate levels of activity in Wii games and vigorous in some Xbox Kinect games (Bronner, Pinsker, Naik, & Noah, 2015;Kirkwood, 2011). With menu selection times ranging from 5% to 32% of gameplay time, the longer time spent in NPE greatly affected the overall level of exercise.…”

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Physiological and psychophysiological responses in experienced players while playing different dance exer-games

Bronner

Pinsker

Noah

2015

Computers in Human Behavior

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Section: Active Play and Non-play Physical Exertionmentioning

confidence: 96%

Physiological and psychophysiological responses in experienced players while playing different dance exer-games

Bronner

Pinsker

Noah

2015

Computers in Human Behavior

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“…For instance, Graves et al [23] found that energy expenditure (EE) and heart rate (HR) during commercial Exergame (Wii Fit) activities were higher than during conventional handheld videogames; but lower than during treadmill exercise in adolescents, young and older adults. Other studies with commercial Exergames exploring EE and HR responses as biomarkers showed that the use of skillbased protocols (training until attaining a goal) increased both physical exertion and game proficiency [24]. McGuire et al [25] showed that physiological responses (HR, EE and ventilation) are greater during multiplayer Exergame experiences than during single play modes.…”

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Modulation of Physiological Responses and Activity Levels during Exergame Experiences

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Cameirão

Paulino

et al. 2016

2016 8th International Conference on Games and Virtual Worlds for Serious Applications (VS-GAMES)

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Exergames are exercise-oriented games that offer opportunities to increase motivation for exercising and improving health benefits. However, Exergames need to be adaptive and provide accurate feedback for physiologically correct exercising, sustaining motivation and for better personalized experiences. To investigate the role of physiological computing in those aspects, we employed a repeated measures design exploring changes in physiological responses caused by the gaming and exercising components of an Exergame intervention. Seventeen older adults (64.5±6.4 years) interacted with a videogame in two modes (Control, Exergaming) in different difficulty levels. Electrocardiography, Electrodermal and Kinematic data were gathered synchronously with game data. Findings show that Exercise intensities and heart rate changes were largely modulated by game difficulty, and positive feedback was more likely to produce arousal responses during Exergaming than negative feedback. A heart rate-variability analysis revealed strong influences of the interaction mode showing that Exergaming has potential to enhance cardiac regulation. Our results bring new insights on the usefulness of psychophysiological methods to sustain exercising motivation and personalizing gameplay to the individual needs of users in Exergaming experiences.

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“…Comparação das respostas fisiológicas durante a prática de exergame e atividades convencionais: uma revisão sistemática com metanálise Comparison of physiological responses during practices of exergames and conventional activities: a systematic review and meta-analysis Breno Berny Vasconcelos¹; Andressa Formalioni¹; Leony Morgana Galliano¹; César Augusto Otero Vaghetti¹; Fabrício Boscolo Del Vecchio¹ adolescentes, adultos e idosos [2][3][4][5][6] . No entanto, o conhecimento escasso sobre a comparação da intensidade das práticas em EXG em relação às atividades convencionais demandam estudos sobre o tema e sumarização do conteúdo já existente.…”

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“…Diversas investigações com EXG conduzidas nos últimos anos envolveram aplicação desta tecnologia para aumentar a adesão de escolares nas aulas de Educação Física 3 , melhorar o equilíbrio em idosos 4 e investigar os seus efeitos fisiológicos 5,6 . Vários estudos compararam os efeitos dos EXG sobre variáveis fisiológicas (frequência cardíaca, concentração de lactato sanguíneo e consumo de oxigênio) com jogar um videogame convencional (não ativo), correr na esteira e até mesmo atividades semelhantes às realizadas nos jogos, como a dança 7 .…”

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Comparação das respostas fisiológicas durante a prática de exergame e atividades convencionais: uma revisão sistemática com metanálise

Vasconcelos

Formalioni

Galliano

et al. 2017

Rev Bras Ativ Fís Saúde

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IntroduçãoVídeo games ativos, conhecidos como exergames (EXG), são aqueles nos quais os jogadores intera-gem com o jogo a partir de movimentos corporais amplos 1 . Por estimularem movimentações corporais semelhantes às de atividades físicas convencionais, os EXG vêm sendo utilizados como alternativa para aumentar a prática de atividades físicas em crianças, ResumoO objetivo do presente trabalho foi realizar revisão sistemática com metanálise dos estudos sobre efeitos fisiológicos da prática de exergames, a fim de compará-las quando realizadas de maneira convencional. As buscas foram realizadas nas bases eletrônicas: PubMed, Science Direct, Google Scholar e a revista Games For Health Journal, utilizando os seguintes descritores ou termos: "health video game" OR "active video game" AND "energy expenditure"; exergam* AND "physical activity"; exergam* AND comparison; exergam* compared to real; exergam* AND "real game"; exergam* AND "real sports". Para serem incluídos, além de serem originais, os artigos também deveriam comparar a realização das atividades convencionais igualmente efetivadas com exergame (EXG). Foram encontrados 2.928 estudos que abordaram a temática. Após avaliação por títulos, 13 artigos foram excluídos por serem duplicatas. No total foram lidos 20 resumos, no entanto, selecionamos apenas sete para entrar na revisão. Além disso, três estudos localizados nas listas de referências foram incluídos. Os estudos que passaram pelos filtros de análise acabaram submetidos à escala PEDro, para mensuração de qualidade metodológica. A metanálise apontou não haver diferença significativa, entre atividades com EXG e atividades convencionais, para frequência cardíaca (p = 0,248), percepção subjetiva de esforço (p = 0,295), gasto energético (p = 0,664) e consumo de oxigênio (p = 0,455). Desta maneira, conclui-se que não há diferença para as variáveis apresentadas em ambas as atividades propostas. Palavras-chaveMetanálise; Atividade motora; Jogos de vídeo; Metabolismo energético; Consumo de oxigênio. AbstractThe aim of this study was to perform a systematic review and metanalysis on the physiological effects of exergames practice compared to the same activities performed in a conventional manner. Therefore, a search was made in the databases PubMed, Science Direct, Google Scholar and Games For Health magazine using the following descriptors or terms "health video game" oR "active video game" AND "energy expenditure"; exergam * AND "physical activity"; exergam * AND comparison; exergam * Compared to real; exergam * AND "real game"; exergam * AND "real sports". To be included in the review, studies should be original articles and rely on activities performed with active videogames, namely exergames (EXG), which should be compared with the same conventional activities. An amount of 2928 studies were found. After title evaluation, 13 studies were excluded for duplication, lasting 20 titles. After abstract's evaluation, 7 titles were selected for entering this study. Besides, 3 other studies were found in reference lists...

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Physiological and psychophysiological responses to an exer-game training protocol

Cited by 32 publications

References 23 publications

Physiological and psychophysiological responses in experienced players while playing different dance exer-games

Physiological and psychophysiological responses in experienced players while playing different dance exer-games

Modulation of Physiological Responses and Activity Levels during Exergame Experiences

Comparação das respostas fisiológicas durante a prática de exergame e atividades convencionais: uma revisão sistemática com metanálise

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