2022
DOI: 10.33233/rbfe.v17i3.2578
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Potência muscular de membros inferiores de ciclistas e corredores de rua da cidade de Teresina/PI

Abstract: O objetivo do presente estudo buscou comparar a potência muscular de membros inferiores de ciclistas e de corredores de rua a partir dos testes Squat Jump (SJ) e Counter Movement Jump (CMJ) com um aplicativo para iphone e do Sargent Jump Test (SJT). A amostra foi composta por 10 ciclistas e 10 corredores de rua, do sexo masculino, pertencentes a grupos não organizados. Os resultados demonstraram diferença significativa na potência de membros inferiores de corredores (SJ- 1160W, CMJ- 1257,7W e SJT- 1552,4 kgm/s… Show more

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“…Despite the results reported in the present study, we advocate that the development of global fitness should be considered in running training programs, given that athletes are exposed to several constraints (e.g., changes in surfaces characteristics and inclination) that can impose a high involvement of anaerobic metabolic pathway [ 7 ]. Further, anaerobic components have been suggested as relevant variables to differentiate athletes with similar values of aerobic capacity [ 15 ], and also as indicators of fatigue levels among athletes [ 54 , 55 ], meaning that these variables can contribute to improvement in runners’ performance, leading to better results. In addition, we postulate that our results could have been influenced by results achieved by the “amateur runners group”, since they had the best results for the global fitness.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Despite the results reported in the present study, we advocate that the development of global fitness should be considered in running training programs, given that athletes are exposed to several constraints (e.g., changes in surfaces characteristics and inclination) that can impose a high involvement of anaerobic metabolic pathway [ 7 ]. Further, anaerobic components have been suggested as relevant variables to differentiate athletes with similar values of aerobic capacity [ 15 ], and also as indicators of fatigue levels among athletes [ 54 , 55 ], meaning that these variables can contribute to improvement in runners’ performance, leading to better results. In addition, we postulate that our results could have been influenced by results achieved by the “amateur runners group”, since they had the best results for the global fitness.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%