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Thaís Coury Piantino
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AESTHETIC EDUCATION AND EDUCATION OF THE SENSES IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASSES: POSSIBILITIES FOR A CRITICAL FORMATION
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Advisor : EDSON MARCELO HUNGARO
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COMMITTEE MEMBERS :
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DANIEL CANTANHEDE BEHMOIRAS
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EDSON MARCELO HUNGARO
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JONATAS MAIA DA COSTA
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ROBERTO LIÁO JÚNIOR
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Data: Jan 16, 2023
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The present dissertation presents possibilities for applying aesthetic education and the education of the senses as resources for the development of omnilateral training and critical awareness. In Marx, the concept of omnilaterality appears in the Paris manuscripts as an opposition to the unilaterality imposed by the capitalist production model on human development. The term derives from the German adjective allseitig and can be translated as “polymorphic”, “universal”, “complete”, “general”, it can also be associated with the word allseits which means from all sides, fully. Aesthetics, from a Marxist perspective, is presented as the fundamental category for human development and, therefore, for sensitivity, critical sense and understanding of reality. In this sense, we seek here to correlate the development of artistic sensitivity with the training process for human emancipation. Physical education classes – which have their specificity anchored in body culture – can be an important stimulus to sensitive, critical, humanistic and socially oriented human formation for the construction of a just and egalitarian society, since they have the possibility of contributing to an education of the human senses.
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Lays Fonseca Quaresma
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BODY IMAGE AND MEDIA: A NECESSARY REFLECTION
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Advisor : INGRID DITTRICH WIGGERS
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COMMITTEE MEMBERS :
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ELISA PINHEIRO FERRARI
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INGRID DITTRICH WIGGERS
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RENATO BASTOS JOAO
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RHAISA NAIADE PAEL FARIAS
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Data: Jan 25, 2023
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The present study aims to analyze the central elements that make up the construction of the concept of body image, considering its relations with the media. Body image can be determined as the configuration formed in the individual's mind about his own body. The media, as a means of social communication, is responsible for the dissemination of information, currently, it is also responsible for education and knowledge in the modern world, through the transmission of values and standards of conduct in the social environment. The article uses the literature review as a methodological strategy, for which an analysis of 12 dissertations published in the database of the Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations (BDTD) involving the theme is carried out. It presents how the performance of the media has been or has not been determinant in the process of building an individual's body image. Finally, it is concluded that the analyzed studies point to the influence of the media in the lives of people who have access to social networks, directly affecting their body dissatisfaction and causing image disorders and various types of psychological and physical diseases, such as: anxiety, depression, anorexia and bulimia. Body image can also be affected by the social environment in which one lives.
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FRANCISCA RAYLLYNE RODRIGUES CARDOSO
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CHILDHOOD AND SCHOOL PHYSICAL EDUCATION: ANALYSIS OF ACADEMIC PRODUCTION IN BRAZIL
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Advisor : INGRID DITTRICH WIGGERS
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COMMITTEE MEMBERS :
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ALDECILENE CERQUEIRA BARRETO
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INGRID DITTRICH WIGGERS
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MAYRHON JOSE ABRANTES FARIAS
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MONIQUE APARECIDA VOLTARELLI
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Data: Jan 26, 2023
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The general objective of the research is to identify and analyze the academic works related to Physical Education at school for children, produced within the scope of Postgraduate Programs in Physical Education (PPGEF) of public Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) in Brazil, in the period between 2001 and 2021. A quali-quanti approach was used, supported by the methodology of content analysis, through a systematic online search in the institutional repositories of the 33 PPGEF linked to Brazilian public HEIs regarding the theme Physical Education for students. kids. Considering this 20-year journey, as a result, it was found that, in the volume of 6519 academic works, 235 of them addressed the subject Physical Education for children, being 30 doctoral theses and 205 master's dissertations. The South region (114) of Brazil stood out with more productions on the subject, followed by the Southeast region (93). The Midwest (21) and Northeast (7) regions had the lowest rates of papers on the topic addressed. Until then, there was no record of research with and about children in the Brazilian academic production related to school Physical Education in the North region of the country. The analysis of the theoretical-methodological dimension of the 235 works demonstrates a predominance of the sub-area of biodynamics, followed by works from the pedagogical sub-area and, to a lesser extent, the socio-cultural sub-area. From the point of view of the 30 theses, it was characterized according to the research object in four main themes: Motor Behavior; Educational policies and curriculum; Pedagogical practice of Physical Education; and, Children's cultures. As reflections, it was observed that, little by little, attention has been gained to the particularities and details of research with children, seeking support and theoretical-methodological references that may be assumptions for new ways of thinking about research at school, revealing the urgency to continue to consider research with children. It is inferred from these theses located a theoretical-methodological maturation of Physical Education research in the field of Sociology of Childhood. In addition to presenting itself as a growing critical interest in childhood and Physical Education at school.
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Adamor da Silva Lima
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BEAT-TO BEAT BLOOD PRESSURE VARIABILITY AFTER ISOMETRIC HANDGRIP TRAINING SESSION
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Advisor : LAURO CASQUEIRO VIANNA
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COMMITTEE MEMBERS :
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LAURO CASQUEIRO VIANNA
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RICARDO MORENO LIMA
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MARTIM FRANCISCO BOTTARO MARQUES
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JEANN LUCCAS DE CASTRO SABINO DE CARVALHO
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Data: Jan 27, 2023
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Beat-to-beat blood pressure variability (BPV) is a powerful risk predictor of cardiovascular mortality and end-organ damage. Isometric handgrip training (ITPM) has been recommended as an important non-pharmacological therapeutic strategy for improving neural control of blood pressure. However, the acute effect of TIPM on beat-to-beat hemodynamic variability, and whether this effect is sex-dependent, is not yet known. Considering this, the aim of the present study was to determine the acute effect of a TIPM session on the beat-to-beat variability of blood pressure in healthy men and women. Thirty subjects (15 women) randomly performed four sets of TIPM, lasting 2 minutes (2x each limb) at 30%(Exp) or 3% (sham) of maximum voluntary contraction. Beat-to-beat blood pressure was measured using photoplethysmography, before and 10 and 20 minutes after TIPM. Standard deviation (SD) was used as an index of blood pressure variability. TIPM significantly decreased systolic (Δ-1.02±0.55 vs. Δ0.47±0.43 mmHg), diastolic (Δ-0.63±0.25 vs. Δ0.38±0.31 mmHg) VPA ), mean (Δ-0.60±0.36 vs. Δ0.35±0.34 mmHg), cardiac output (Δ-0.07±0.07 vs. Δ0.13±0.07 mL.min- 1), and peripheral vascular resistance (Δ-0.40±0.32 vs. Δ-0.13±0.14 mL.min-1) in women (P<0.05) compared to men at the time 10-minute recovery. Additionally, the same results were observed at the time 20 minutes after TIPM. In conclusion, the acute effect of an isometric hand pressure training session is sex-dependent, characterized by greater responsiveness in women.
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Diego Rodrigues Pimentel da Silva
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“ANALYSIS OF THE BRAZILIAN VERSION OF THE PROSTHESIS SATISFACTION QUESTIONNAIRE (SAT-PRO/BR): A REVISIONAL AND VALIDATION STUDY. ”
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Advisor : PAULO JOSE BARBOSA GUTIERRES FILHO
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COMMITTEE MEMBERS :
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JORGE MANUEL GOMES DE AZEVEDO FERNANDES
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LIDIA MARA AGUIAR BEZERRA DE MELO
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LISIANE PIAZZA LUZA
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PAULO JOSE BARBOSA GUTIERRES FILHO
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Data: Feb 16, 2023
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Lower limb amputation represents a major challenge for public health policies in several countries around the world, in Brazil about 25,000 people undergo limb amputation every year. After an amputation procedure and a period of rehabilitation, patient satisfaction with their prosthesis is critical to increasing mobility, frequency of use and decreasing rejection. Thus, in order to create an instrument that assesses satisfaction with the prosthesis, the Satisfaction Questionnaire of the Amputee with their Prosthesis (SAT-PRO) was developed to specifically assess the satisfaction with the prosthesis in the elderly population and through the variables of psychometric properties, to assess their reliability and validity. Based on this premise, two studies were prepared. The first study will aim to systematically review the psychometric capabilities that assess satisfaction with the prosthesis. Eligibility criteria will be: uni and bilateral amputation, both sexes, age over 18 years and using the prosthesis. Original, observational and experimental studies were included. The following databases will be used for the search strategies: PubMed, Web of Science, Scopus (Elsevier) and PsycINFO. The selection of studies and data extraction will take place through the reviewers who independently evaluated the articles. The second article, of an empirical, methodological nature, in a transversal approach and will aim to analyze the psychometric properties of the SAT-PRO/Br. The study sample will be composed of elderly people over 60 years old, with unilateral transtibial or transfemoral amputation, who will be selected through specialized institutions to support people with disabilities. To describe the sample, the demographic data sheet will be used, in addition to the SAT-PRO/Br and the Trinity Amputation and Prosthesis Experience Scales - Revised (TAPES-R). Thus, for the application of the questionnaire and the test-retest, it will be carried out through the face-to-face format or by phone call.
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Pablo Rogério da Silva Vieira
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“ANALYSIS OF SPORT IN THE UNIVERSITY POLICY OF STUDENT ASSISTANCE AT THE FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF OESTE DA BAHIA – UFOB (2013 – 2019)”
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Advisor : PEDRO FERNANDO AVALONE DE ATHAYDE
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COMMITTEE MEMBERS :
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EDSON MARCELO HUNGARO
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JONATAS MAIA DA COSTA
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PEDRO FERNANDO AVALONE DE ATHAYDE
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ROMILSON AUGUSTO DOS SANTOS
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Data: Feb 27, 2023
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This study aims to investigate the sports policy at Universidade Federal do Oeste da Bahia - UFOB, which uses resources from the National Student Assistance Program (PNAES). Based on the case study of UFOB, this study will be able to understand how sport is treated in the PNAES. This program has several actions, but this research will exclusively analyze sport, as far as management and funding are concerned. Some of the steps taken were: to describe the trajectory of university sport within the scope of the Brazilian sport policy, as well as to measure the scope/support of the sport actions promoted by the student assistance policy; to characterize the management model adopted to ensure access to sport in the student assistance policy; and to map the funding assigned to the sport function within the student assistance policy. For these reasons, we used as methodological procedure for data collection the bibliographical and documental research, as well as semi-structured interviews. These methodological procedures made us realize the importance of management and financing to sports at UFOB, as it is through them that it is possible to give access to sports to students. The semi-structured interviews helped us analyze the social phenomena of this study and explain how the sport managers of the UFOB understood it in its entirety. In this study, we examined the management of institutional development and of the sports policy in its entirety, as well as the sports actions that led to the formation of such policy. Also, we sought to analyze the funding, including its sources and direction of application, focusing on its management in the period from 2013 to 2019. The scenario of building a newly created university affected the UFOB's budget allocation for sports and the development of sports project proposals. The data collected on sports show that the university's sports policy developed concomitantly with the implementation of the university, becoming year by year more formalized under pro tempore governance. Thanks to the collaboration of all the members that make up the university, the UFOB sports program has had significant growth potential and is headed for further growth.
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OSSIAN GUILHERME SCAF BARBOSA
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CHARACTERIZATION OF PHYSICAL FITNESS IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE OPERATIONAL PERFORMANCE OF CANDIDATES FOR THE POSITION OF FEDERAL HIGHWAY POLICE
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Advisor : LUIZ GUILHERME GROSSI PORTO
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COMMITTEE MEMBERS :
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LUIZ GUILHERME GROSSI PORTO
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GUILHERME ECKHARDT MOLINA
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AMERICO PIERANGELI COSTA
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CARLOS JANSSEN GOMES DA CRUZ
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Data: Mar 28, 2023
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Police officers need to develop and maintain general physical readiness for health and performance of their duties. In the selection for hiring there is the Physical Fitness Test (TAF) and the Professional Training Course (CFP). In the CFP, the candidate learns the knowledge, practice the skills, and develops the attitudes to be a police officer. Objective: To characterize, in an exploratory way, the physical fitness (AF) of the largest CFP class from the Federal Highway Police (PRF), in association with their academic performance (DA). Methods: Candidates were assessed on AF components for health and on agility and muscle power. Performances were compared by gender and age groups, using the Mann-Whitney and Kruskall Wallis tests, at the 5% level. Spearman's correlation was performed to verify possible associations between AF and DA. Results: The sample consisted of 1433 candidates (198 – 13.8% – female), with a median age of 30 (19 – 48) years and a BMI of 24.73 (16.45 – 33.53) kg/m². Candidates had a high AF pattern and a lower physical performance among women (p<0.01), in all tests and age groups, ranging from -7.7 to -19.9%, except for flexibility. The negative effect of age on physical performance only occurred among men. Cardiorespiratory fitness, lower limb power and, mainly, resistance of abdominal strength and agility are associated with better DA. There is a positive, almost moderate, correlation, regardless of gender, between the overall TAF score and the Final CFP score. Conclusion: The AF of graduates in the CFP of PRF was superior to the general population and other police forces. The differences observed, in such an expressive sample, may support definitions of variation in the minimum requirement criteria between genders. In general, physical performance was not associated with DA evaluated exclusively in written exams. The overall DA of the candidates was associated with their AF.
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Lucas da Silva Almeida
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Global prevalence of sarcopenia in patients with chronic kidney disease: a systematic review and meta-analysis
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Advisor : RICARDO MORENO LIMA
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COMMITTEE MEMBERS :
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ALICE SABATINO
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HEITOR SIQUEIRA RIBEIRO
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RICARDO JACO DE OLIVEIRA
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RICARDO MORENO LIMA
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Data: Mar 30, 2023
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Operationally defined by the progressive and concomitant loss of strength and muscle mass, sarcopenia has been associated with adverse outcomes in the population with chronic kidney disease (CKD), especially those admitted to renal replacement therapies, such as hemodialysis. CKD is a catabolic disease that contributes to several conditions that favor imbalances between deficiency and muscle synthesis, predisposing the patient to a sarcopenic condition. Although it is a topic of growing interest, information on the global prevalence of sarcopenia across the CKD spectrum has not been previously investigated. Objective: To identify the global prevalence of sarcopenia in patients with CKD in the conservative stage and in those undergoing some type of renal replacement therapy (RRT), through a systematic review and metaanalysis. Methods: Searches were performed in MEDLINE, EMBASE, Web of Science, CINAHL and LILACS databases with no restrictions on language or date of publication. Observational studies were included that reported the prevalence of sarcopenia in patients with CKD in the conservative stage or undergoing some RRT, using the definitions of the European Working Group on Sarcopenia in Older People (EWGSOP), Asian Working Group for Sarcopenia (AWGS), Foundation for the National Institutes of Health Sarcopenia Project (FNIH) and International Working Group on Sarcopenia (IWGS), which are the main consensuses available in the scientific literature today. Meta-analyses were conducted to estimate the prevalence of sarcopenia. Finally, subgroup analyzes were performed to identify a better picture regarding the prevalence of sarcopenia in CKD. The present study was registered in the International Prospective Register of Systematic Reviews, number CRD42020213659. Results: A total of 6.974 articles were found through the search strategies. After applying the eligibility criteria, 109 studies were included in the overall meta-analysis with 31.409 participants. Most studies were in hemodialysis (HD) patients, 49 studies (10.990 patients; 37.3%). Pooled meta-analyses showed that the prevalence of sarcopenia in CKD is 24.8% (95% CI: 20.5−29.4), the EWGSOP was the consensus with the highest number of included studies (36 studies) and was the consensus with the highest prevalence of sarcopenia (30.1%). The highest prevalence results were found in the dialysis population (HD + PD) 31.3% (95% CI: 20.2−43.7; p < 0.00). Followed by 9 patients on HD 28.7% (95% CI: 24.7−32.8; p < 0.00). The sarcopenia trait with the highest prevalence found was low muscle strength 43.8% (95% CI: 33.7−54.1). Conclusion: We identified a high prevalence of sarcopenia in patients with CKD, and it is likely that a higher prevalence of sarcopenia occurs due to the severity of the disease and its prevalence may vary according to the consensus used for its definition.
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PALOMA DA SILVA ROLIM DOS REIS
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ACUTE EFFECTS OF CAFFEINE ORAL ADMINISTRATION ABOUT PARASYMPATHETIC MODULATION AND VARIABLES HEMODYNAMICS OF YOUNG WOMEN EVALUATED IN DIFFERENT FUNCTIONAL CONDITIONS
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Advisor : GUILHERME ECKHARDT MOLINA
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COMMITTEE MEMBERS :
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CAIO EDUARDO GONCALVES REIS
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EDGARD DE MELO KEENE VON KOENIG SOARES
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GUILHERME ECKHARDT MOLINA
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LUIZ GUILHERME GROSSI PORTO
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Data: Mar 31, 2023
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Introduction: Although the literature describes the main central and peripheral effects of caffeine in the body, little is known about the implications of its consumption on cardiac parasympathetic modulation and hemodynamic response in different functional conditions such as at rest and during recovery after exercise. Objective: To investigate the acute effects of oral administration of low doses of caffeine on cardiac parasympathetic modulation and hemodynamic response in young sedentary women at rest (supine and orthostatic) and in the recovery period after a session of cardiorespiratory exercise. Methods: Eighteen women (n=18) who were young, sedentary and non-habitual consumers of caffeine were evaluated. The research involved two visits to the laboratory at random in a double blind model. A dose of caffeine (~3mg/kg) or placebo (Sucrose) was offered. The analysis of parasympathetic modulation was obtained through heart rate variability, by the SD1 index of the Poincaré Plot in the supine and orthostatic positions and during the fast (5min) and slow (60min) recovery phases immediately after a cardiorespiratory training session of moderate intensity. Comparison between groups was performed using the Wilcoxon test (P< 0.05). Results: No differences were observed between PLA vs. CAF conditions regarding parasympathetic modulation in the supine (p=0.49; TE=0.16) and orthostatic position (p=0.32; TE=-0.07). Similarly, for the same experimental condition, ΔSD1 in the supine position (p=0.69; TE=- 0.09) and in the orthostatic position (p=0.24; TE=-0.23) did not show differences (P >0.05). During active recovery (fast-phase - 5min), caffeine promoted greater parasympathetic modulation (reactivation) in the fourth minute of recovery when compared to PLA (SD1: p=0.02; TE=-0.54). No differences were observed between PLA vs. CAF conditions in the 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 5th minutes of recovery (P>0.05). With regard to passive recovery (slow phase - 60min) no differences were observed between the experimental conditions after 20, 40 and 60 minutes of recovery (p=0.10 – 0.98; TE=-0.005, -0.38). From the hemodynamic point of view, systolic and diastolic blood pressures when evaluated in the supine position (SBP: p= 0.83; TE=-0.05; DBP: p= 0.24; TE=-0.27) did not show significant differences. However, in the orthostatic position, higher DBP values were observed before ingestion of the capsules (p=0.01; TE=-0.55), however this effect was not found after the administration of the capsules (p=0.26; TE =-0.26). During recovery, slow phase, no differences were observed between PLA vs. CAF after 20, 40 and 60 min of recovery (p= 0.10 – 0.86; TE= - 0.16, 0.04) in systolic and diastolic pressures. Similarly, ΔSBP showed no difference throughout the entire recovery (60 minutes) between PLA vs. CAF (P>0.05). However, the ΔDBP variation tended to a statistically significant difference with an average effect size at 20 minutes (PLA= -2 (-6.5; 3.25) vs. CAF=-9.5 (-14.2; 6) mmHg p=0.06; TE=-0.43) and 40 minutes of recovery (PLA= 1 (-5.5; 4.5) vs. CAF= -10 (-13; - 3) mmHg p=0.08; TE=-0.41) after an exercise session. Conclusion: The oral administration of low doses of caffeine does not seem to change the parasympathetic modulation and the hemodynamic response at rest (supine and orthostatic) and in the passive recovery after exercise. However, caffeine increased parasympathetic modulation (reactivation) at the fourth minute of active recovery and demonstrated (trend) higher ΔDBP at 20 and 40 minutes after an exercise session in sedentary young women.
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PEDRO VICTOR NOGUEIRA DE SOUZA
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INTERACTIONS OF DEPRESSION WITH FATIGUE, QUALITY OF LIFE AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVEL IN INDIVIDUALS WITH PARKINSON DISEASE DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC
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Advisor : LIDIA MARA AGUIAR BEZERRA DE MELO
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COMMITTEE MEMBERS :
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LIDIA MARA AGUIAR BEZERRA DE MELO
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Liana Mayara Queiroz Caland
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MARISETE PERALTA SAFONS
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PAULO JOSE BARBOSA GUTIERRES FILHO
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Data: Apr 26, 2023
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During the Covid-19 pandemic, it was necessary to take some restrictive measures, one of which was physical distancing. Distance and restrictions had a negative impact on the level of physical activity of individuals with Parkinson’s Disease (PD) and worsened their quality of life, psychological aspects, among other impairments. Objective: To evaluate the dynamics of levels of depression, fatigue, quality of life and level of physical activity in individuals with PD during the period of the Covid-19 pandemic, as well as compare them and verify which were predictors for depression during the pandemic. Methods: 65 individuals with PD were selected and responded to questionnaires via social media. The Parkinson’s Disease Questionnaire (PDQ-39) was used for Quality of Life (QoL), Baecke’s Questionnaire was used for Physical Activity Level (PAL), the Fatigue Severity Scale (ESF) was used for fatigue, and the Geriatric Depression Scale 15 (GDS-15) was used for depression. A multiple linear regression analysis using the backward method was performed, and the independent variables (QoL, PAL, fatigue) that showed a statistically significant relationship with the depression score entered the model. Results: Only the QoL assessment was able to predict depression (R = 0.550, adjusted R² = 0.292, F(1, 62) = 26.931, p = 0.00). Conclusion: Despite the proven correlations between depression and fatigue, PAL and QoL, only the latter proved to be a predictor of depression in elderly people with PD during the period of physical distancing.
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Alan Moreira Monteiro
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Monitoring the learning cycle of basketball teams: analysis by sex and competitive levels.
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Advisor : LEONARDO LAMAS LEANDRO RIBEIRO
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COMMITTEE MEMBERS :
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CARLOS UGRINOWITSCH
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DILSON BORGES RIBEIRO JUNIOR
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JUAN CARLOS PEREZ MORALES
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LEONARDO LAMAS LEANDRO RIBEIRO
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Data: Jun 22, 2023
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The objective of the research was to analyze the preparation-performance of basketball teams from the perspective of the team’s learning cycle - TLC at different levels and sex. The research unfolds in two observational, descriptive and quantitative studies. The first study will focus on a female university basketball team (15 athletes, age ± 20 years) that competed in the 2018 Brazilian university games. In this study, we consider all the stages that are inherent to the TLC. The team’s strategy will be analyzed, which is composed of eight offensive plays and their building blocks the SPDs, the training with all pre-season sessions comprising 25 training sessions carried out over 60 days (105 hours), with a frequency of three times a week. Finally, we will analyze the performance obtained in the team’s game. The second study will be developed with the Brazilian under 16 men’s basketball team that played in the America Cup in 2019. In this study, we consider all the phases that are inherent to the TLC and propose a methodological advance in the cycle. The team’s strategy will be analyzed, which is composed of 19 offensive moves and considering its building blocks in greater detail, the SCDs-SCDc, the training with all the units planned in the team’s preparation, comprising 20 training sessions carried out throughout 14 days (26 hours), every day of the week. Finally, we will analyze six games and the respective results obtained.
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Thiago Freire de Assis
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Ball circulation on top-level soccer teams offensive phase: influence of venue and competition stage
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Advisor : LEONARDO LAMAS LEANDRO RIBEIRO
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COMMITTEE MEMBERS :
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FELIPE RODRIGUES DA COSTA
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JUAN CARLOS PEREZ MORALES
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LEONARDO LAMAS LEANDRO RIBEIRO
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LUIZ EDUARDO PINTO BASTOS TOURINHO DANTAS
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Data: Jun 26, 2023
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Performance in top level soccer teams is usually associated with its adaptation potential considering the opposition within a match or during a sequence of matches. The goal of this study is analyzing the variation of ball circulation patterns in top level soccer teams according to different situational contexts. The ball circulation patterns are identified from notational analysis of offensive actions within a ball possession noted in a framework of two variables: a dynamic, the Space of Defensive Occupation, and a static, the Pitch Static Partition. The possessions gathered will be interpreted and classified according to predefined categories of ball circulation dynamics. The sample is composed of all matches from top four teams of the main european teams competition, of a mixed competition format (i.e., group phase, final phase). The duration is of a season. Ball circulation patterns will be analyzed within each team in order to find out its tendencies and variations regarding to the following situational variables: match status, venue, competition phase. Factors considered will include the frequency of ball circulation dynamics, possession length related to each dynamic and its respective efficiency in order to analyze the degree of the teams adaptation to different opposition situations.
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Daiane Priscilla Dantas da Silva
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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LEVEL OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, QUALITY OF LIFE AND FATIGUE IN INDIVIDUALS DIAGNOSED WITH PARKINSON DISEASE DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC
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Advisor : LIDIA MARA AGUIAR BEZERRA DE MELO
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COMMITTEE MEMBERS :
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LIDIA MARA AGUIAR BEZERRA DE MELO
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PAULO JOSE BARBOSA GUTIERRES FILHO
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RITIELLI DE OLIVEIRA VALERIANO
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ROCHELLE ROCHA COSTA
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Data: Jul 3, 2023
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Faced with a global pandemic, the main strategy adopted at the beginning was social isolation and the need for physical distancing from the population, especially for populations considered at risk, to which individuals diagnosed with Parkinson's disease (PD) were included. These, therefore, drastically reduced their physical exercise practices, considerably worsening their quality of life and increasing the levels of fatigue to perform activities of daily living. Objective: To verify whether levels of physical activity and quality of life can predict fatigue in individuals with Parkinson's disease, during social isolation in the Covid-19 pandemic. Methods: The study included 65 individuals with PD who answered questionnaires sent electronically through applications. They were evaluated using the quality of life questionnaire (PDQ-39), the level of physical activity using the Baecke questionnaire for the elderly and using the fatigue severity scale. Results: 46 individuals had fatigue (70.8%), sedentary lifestyle affected (56.9%) of the 65 participants. Only the quality of life score was able to predict fatigue (R = 0.684, adjusted R² = 0.460). Conclusion: Despite the level of physical activity demonstrating that more than half of the studied population was sedentary, only quality of life proved to be a predictor of fatigue in individuals with PD during the period of physical distancing.
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HIURY CAIO PINHEIRO BRANDÃO
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The correlation between Rate of Force Development Maximal Strength and Electromyographic Variables in Basketball Athletes.
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Advisor : JAKE CARVALHO DO CARMO
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COMMITTEE MEMBERS :
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BERNARDO NEME IDE
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JAKE CARVALHO DO CARMO
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LEONARDO LAMAS LEANDRO RIBEIRO
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RINALDO ANDRE MEZZARANE
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Data: Jul 31, 2023
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The explosive strength, presented by the rate force development (RFD), is seen as a determining characteristic in fast actions present in basketball. However, we observed different relationships between RFD and maximum strength, as well as different relationships between RFD and neuromuscular variables according to the evaluated population. The aim of the present study is to evaluate the degree of determination of maximum strength (Tmax) and neuromuscular recruitment variables (RMS), Absolute Energy (AE) and the frequency of firing of motor units (MPF) in explosive force (RFD) for basketball athletes. Nine basketball athletes from the same team (mean ± SD; age: 20.8 ± 2.08 years; body mass: 84.33 ± 8.80kg; height: 1.86 ± 0.095 meters; practice time: 11.67 ± 1.65 years) were evaluated through maximal isometric contraction with highest value of maximum force among 3 attempts. The RFD were evaluated and correlated with the RMS and AE values and the MPF values of the electromyographic signal at instants 0-50; 50-100, 100-150 and 150-200 milliseconds. The results show a reduction in RFD and MPF over the evaluated time windows and also a correlation between MPF and TDF in the 0-50ms time window (R2 0.67 p<0.05). The results show no relationship between RFD and RMS and AE, in addition to these variables not showing significant reductions in the evaluated time windows. The levels of RFD show to be more related to the firing frequency of the motor units than the maximum force and the level of recruitment of the motor units.
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Victor Oliveira Corrieri de Macedo
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Development and Validation of a Mobile Application to Estimate Jump Height from Audio Recordings
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Advisor : AMILTON VIEIRA
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JULIANO DAL PUPO
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AMILTON VIEIRA
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CLAUDIA PATRICIA OCHOA DIAZ
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LEONARDO LAMAS LEANDRO RIBEIRO
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Data: Aug 1, 2023
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Vertical jump assessment is crucial in the field of sports and physical conditioning, as it allows the evaluation of parameters such as lower limb power, training effects, and muscle fatigue. Mobile apps can accurately and reliably measure jump height from slow-motion captured videos. However, these apps require a manual identification of the take-off and landing frames, which can be time-consuming and susceptible to human error. This study aimed to develop a novel method for automatically estimating jump height from the sound produced, using audio processing techniques. The concurrent validity of the audio method (A) was investigated compared to jump height estimates from a force platform, applying the flight time (FT) and impulse-momentum (J) methods, considered the "gold standard". Fifty participants (26 ± 9 years) jumped onto a force platform (criterion method) while a mobile phone recorded the jump sound. A custom interface was developed for collecting and processing force platform signals. Validity was determined by regression analysis, Pearson correlation coefficient (r), and standard error of estimate (SEE). Near-perfect correlations were found between the audio and FT (r = 0.99, SEE = 1.4 cm) and J (r = 0.96, SEE = 2.2 cm) methods. The results show that jump height can be measured accurately and quickly from an audio recording using an automated mobile app. This method was implemented in a mobile app (Jumpo 2), made freely available on Android and IOS platforms.
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Kevin Alves Barreto
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EFFECTS OF A TELEINTERVENTION TO PROMOTE A HEALTHY LIFESTYLE ON THE CARDIOMETABOLIC HEALTH OF MILITARY FIREFIGHTERS WITH LOW TESTOSTERONE LEVELS
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Advisor : LUIZ GUILHERME GROSSI PORTO
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AMERICO PIERANGELI COSTA
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FRANCISCO DE ASSIS ROCHA NEVES
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GUILHERME ECKHARDT MOLINA
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LUIZ GUILHERME GROSSI PORTO
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Data: Aug 9, 2023
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Cardiovascular diseases (CVD) are highly prevalent among firefighters and represent one of the main causes of morbidity and mortality among these professionals. Low testosterone levels have been associated with an increased risk for CVD. Objectives: To verify the effect of a telehealth intervention to promote a healthy lifestyle on the cardiometabolic health of military firefighters with low levels of testosterone. Methods: Thirty-four firefighters participated in a 12-week telehealth intervention to promote a healthy lifestyle. The intervention consisted of individualized guidance through telehealth aimed at promoting a healthy lifestyle through the practice of physical activity, reducing sedentary behavior, improving eating habits and sleep hygiene. Results: After the intervention, the participants showed increased cardiorespiratory fitness, HDL cholesterol levels, regular practice of physical activities, improved quality of life and quality of sleep, as well as reduced symptoms of androgen deficiency. Discussion: A telehealth intervention to promote a healthy lifestyle proved to be a viable and effective alternative in improving the cardiometabolic health of firefighters.
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Gabriel Millian Barbosa
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EFFECTS OF CONSTRAINTS ON ATTACK TIME AND DECISION-MAKING TIME IN TACTICAL PERFORMANCE OF YOUNG BASKETBALL PLAYERS DURING 3X3 SMALL SIDED GAMES
EFFECTS OF ATTACK TIME AND DECISION MAKING ON THE TACTICAL PERFORMANCE OF YOUNG BASKETBALL PLAYERS DURING 3X3 SMALL SIDED GAMES
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Advisor : JUAN CARLOS PEREZ MORALES
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GIBSON MOREIRA PRAÇA
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Henrique de Oliveira Castro
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JUAN CARLOS PEREZ MORALES
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LEONARDO LAMAS LEANDRO RIBEIRO
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Data: Oct 27, 2023
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Modifications in small sided games (SSGs) configurations have garnered significant attention in sports training research. These alterations allow for the simultaneous promotion of technical, tactical, and physical training, as well as increased player engagement and motivation, underscoring the viability of this training means. Nevertheless, few studies have dedicated themselves to investigating the impacts of temporal constraints on attack time in basketball SSGs. These inquiries have predominantly focused on the analysis of technical, physical, and physiological variables. Remarkably, to date, no study has examined the repercussions of temporal constraint on decision-making in variables representing technical-tactical performance (action effectiveness and decision quality) and tactical behavior (types of actions used to create scoring opportunities). The purpose of this study was to investigate the effects of temporal constraints on attack time and decision-making in 3x3 basketball SSGs concerning player behavior, analyzing the dynamics of space creation (DCE) and space protection dynamics (DPE) in the Sub-13, Sub-15, Sub-16, Sub-18, and Sub-20 categories. The study included the top six players from each category competing at the national level. A pilot study was conducted to determine sample size and define the constraints to be applied in the main study. In the main study, 20 SSGs were conducted, with four matches per category. Each match lasted 4 minutes, with 2-minute intervals, randomly ordered, and played on a reduced half-court (8.4x15m) in two training sessions. Tactical behavior was assessed using the DCE-DPE instrument, while technical-tactical performance was evaluated based on the probability of assists and positive outcomes. It was observed that reducing ball possession time and decision-making tended to induce more individualized tactical behaviors, such as perimeter isolations. However, more experienced players demonstrated a greater ability to create collective shot opportunities. Concerning defensive strategies, some proved effective in limiting the attacking options of opponents, such as neutral defense in 1x1 situations. In conclusion, temporal constraints on attack time and decision-making had notable impacts on the adoption of tactical behaviors, both individual and collective, as well as on the technical-tactical performance of basketball players in the Sub-13, Sub-15, Sub-16, Sub-18, and Sub-20 categories.
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Ester Geraldo Campelo Torres
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WHAT IS PUBLISHED IN BRAZIL ABOUT THE BODY? Reflections on the “fitness” body in the production of Brazilian knowledge in the light of bibliographical research
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Advisor : DULCE MARIA FILGUEIRA DE ALMEIDA
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DULCE MARIA FILGUEIRA DE ALMEIDA
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JULIA APARECIDA DEVIDE NOGUEIRA
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ALAN CAMARGO SILVA
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TADEU JOÃO RIBEIRO BAPTISTA
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Data: Nov 28, 2023
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Biological factors still occupy centrality for the definition of body standards in the scientific production of the field of knowledge and pedagogical intervention in physical education (DAÓLIO, 2018). According to the World Health Organization (WHO), eating disorders such as anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa affect, respectively, 0.5 to 1% and 0.9 to 4.1% of the female population. Among adolescents and young adults, recurrence rates range from 5 to 13% (WHO, 2004). The general objective: to analyze the conception of the body in the context of the Brazilian scientific production in articles classified in Portal de Periódicos Qualis Capes in strata A and B. Specific: to identify how the authors present their conception of the body and what are the biopsychosocial markers used and to verify to what extent health practices, combined with healthy eating and quality of life, are considered central in the conception of the body. It is qualitative research in the bibliographic model of descriptive nature. There was a cut from 2007 to 2021. The Journal Portal de Periódicos da Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior was used. The following descriptors were defined: (corpo OR body) AND fitness AND (health OR saúde) AND (estética OR aesthetic). The pre-analysis of the articles was performed using the NVivo Realease (2021) software. The in-depth analysis took place through content analysis, according to Bardin (2011). We used the theoretical-methodological references of the sociology of the body, notably Le Breton (2007); Mauss (2018); Vigarello; Corbin; Courtine (2009) whose focus is the expanded understanding of human beings, considering social and psychological factors. The body, health and aesthetics were central themes of the articles, but not all authors left conceptualization. The biopsychosocial markers were: image, consumption, food, supplements, beauty, gyms, bodybuilding, shape, gymnastics, hypertrophy, silhouettes, fitness, bodybuilding and fat. The findings suggest that there is a relationship between health and aesthetics, either legitimizing or delegitimizing such a relationship. The consumption pattern seems to influence the standardization of bodies. It is essential to include all bodies and integrate fat people into the fitness environment. The population does not have access to or understanding of the concepts presented, and not knowing implies several attacks on their bodies.
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Alessandro Fernandes de Oliveira
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PREVALENCE OF CARDIOMETABOLIC RISK FACTORS IN BRAZILIAN MILITARY FIREFIGHTERS OF BOTH SEXES
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Advisor : LUIZ GUILHERME GROSSI PORTO
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DANIEL FRANCA VASCONCELOS
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EDGARD DE MELO KEENE VON KOENIG SOARES
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LUIZ GUILHERME GROSSI PORTO
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WAGNER RODRIGUES MARTINS
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Data: Nov 29, 2023
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The high cardiovascular burden associated with the firefighting profession and the increased prevalence of risk factors for cardiometabolic diseases (RFCD) in the general population requires special attention in this workforce. Objective: To investigate the prevalence of RFCD in Brazilian military firefighters of both exes. Methods: 247 firefighters, 27.5% (n=68) women (36.3 ± 7.2 years) and 72.5% (n=179) men (41.6 ± 9.1 years), were evaluated through online, translated, and validated questionnaires. Cardiovascular risk stratification was also carried out according to ACSM guidelines. Results: The most prevalent modifiable RFCD were arterial hypertension (38.5%), hyperglycemia (30.8%), and hypercholesterolemia (20.2%). 75 participants (30.4%) reported not knowing their lipid profile and 58.7% were unable to report whether their blood glucose was within or outside the normal range. Most participants (52.6%) presented high cardiovascular risk, with the proportion being higher among women (73.5%). Only 15.4% of the sample were sedentary. Conclusion: the military firefighters evaluated showed a worryingly high proportion of RFCD, as well as high cardiovascular risk. Our findings support the need for health education and screening, prevention, and treatment strategies for RFCD in these professionals, especially given the intrinsic high cardiovascular risk associated with this profession.
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GABRIELA LIMA RIBEIRO
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DETERMINATION OF THE BILATERAL INDEX IN VERTICAL JUMP: REPRODUCIBILITY, SIGNAL-TO-NOISE RATIO, AND RELATIONSHIP WITH PERFORMANCE METRICS
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Advisor : AMILTON VIEIRA
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AMILTON VIEIRA
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LAURO CASQUEIRO VIANNA
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VICTOR LAGE
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RAFAEL LIMA KONS
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Data: Nov 29, 2023
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INTRODUCTION. The countermovement jump (CMJ) is one of the most popular tests due to its practical and highly informative nature, as it provides dozens of metrics. The metrics obtained with the CMJ enable performance assessments and the monitoring of levels of fatigue and readiness for physical exercise. One less explored metric of CMJ is the bilateral index (BI). The BI requires the combination of metrics obtained from a bilateral CMJ and unilateral CMJs to be performed with the right leg (RL) and left leg (LL). It is suggested that the BI is capable of providing information on neuromuscular capacity and performance in sports. However, we can speculate that the combination of metrics based on three tests (BI, RL, and LL) makes this metric susceptible to errors of great magnitude. OBJECTIVES. This dissertation’s main objective was to compare the bilateral force index (BFI) and the bilateral impulse index (BII) in physically active young men. Other objectives were to investigate the reproducibility and the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), as well as exploring the correlations between the bilateral CMJ’s indexes and performance metrics. MATERIALS AND METHODS. Thirty-nine physically active men (24 ± 4 years old) performed 12 CMJs (4 of each type: BI, RL, and LL) on a force plate, on three separate days, from 48 to 168 hours apart. The BFI and the BII were established based on the average propulsive forces (force) and the net propulsive impulses (impulse) produced in the jumps. Reproducibility and SNR were established intra and interday. We investigated the possible correlations between the CMJ indexes and performance metrics (i.e. jump height, modified reactive force index, take-off velocity and momentum, and duration of movement) using the Pearson product moment correlation. RESULTS. In terms of magnitude, we identified BFI higher than BII (36 against 22%, p<0.001, SE = 3.3). In the intraday analysis, we observed low reproducibility of the BFI, which was reflected in an inadequate SNR, while the BII demonstrated an acceptable SNR on the third testing day. However, in the interday analysis, both indexes were considered inadequate in all combinations on the three testing days. Finally, we observed a “strong” correlation (r = 0.58) between the BII and take-off momentum, but we did not identify other correlations between the CMJ indexes and performance metrics. CONCLUSION. Though the BFI has a higher magnitude than the BII, only the BII showed an acceptable SNR on the third testing day, as well as a strong correlation with take-off momentum. However, neither BII nor BFI showed acceptable interday SNR, which can longitudinally compromise the monitoring of these indexes.
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Tatiane Morelati Rosa de Camargo
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Deficit in strength, pain, functionality and quality of life in individuals with greater trochanter pain syndrome: Education and effects of a physical exercise program.
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Advisor : PAULO JOSE BARBOSA GUTIERRES FILHO
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PAULO JOSE BARBOSA GUTIERRES FILHO
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LIDIA MARA AGUIAR BEZERRA DE MELO
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ANDREIA PELEGRINI
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FRANCISCO XAVIER DE ARAÚJO
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Data: Dec 12, 2023
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Physical exercise has been considered an important strategy in approaching the rehabilitation of individuals with greater trochanter pain syndrome (GTPS) and hip abductor strength deficits have been associated with this pathology. The objective of this study was to investigate the correlation between hip abductor strength deficits and SDGT, as well as the effects of a physical exercise program with different training modes combined with educational guidelines for the treatment of individuals diagnosed with this musculoskeletal condition. With the aim of offering theoretical foundations for the physical exercise program to be established, a systematic review was carried out, registered in PROSPERO (CRD42020216803), in which the databases searched were the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials (CENTRAL, the Cochrane Library), Pubmed, Embase, CINAHL, evidence database (PEDro) Physiotherapy. The descriptors used were gluteal region, hip injuries, tendinopathy, pain and exercise. Five randomized clinical trials were included, which used physical exercise as an intervention in the treatment of SDGT. Excluded cohort studies, case controls, systematic reviews and clinical trials with other diagnoses. The articles presented high methodological quality according to the PEDro scale and a low risk of bias, according to Rob 2.0. In total there were 637 patients, 591 of whom were female, with a mean age of 57.9 (9.52). Significant differences were observed in the sample number and a variation in the types of scales used to assess pain, functionality and quality of life outcomes, limiting a meta-analysis due to heterogeneity. The five studies used daily resistance physical exercise programs with progressive mechanical load and reported a reduction in pain, improvement in motor control and hip functionality in the long term, in addition to presenting rare and mild adverse events. Despite the limitations, this systematic review offers a summary of the current evidence on the effects of physical exercise and the findings of this study were consistent with previous studies that recommend that daily resistance physical exercise programs with progressive mechanical load promote the reduction of pain, improvement of functionality and muscle strength. An observational cross-sectional study was carried out to describe and analyze the correlation between the strength deficit of the hip abductor muscles and SDGT and assist in planning the physical exercise program and load progression to be established during the clinical trial. The assessment of maximum isometric contraction was used in the analysis of flexion, extension, adduction, abduction, internal rotation and external rotation movements of the hip, using a manual dynamometer. Adult individuals diagnosed with greater trochanter pain syndrome with persistent pain in the lateral region of the hip above 3 on the visual analogue pain scale (VAS) for more than 3 months were included. Participants with hip joint pathologies and spinal disorders were excluded. 46 participants were admitted, 31 with a unilateral diagnosis and 15 bilaterally affected, totaling 92 hips evaluated. A positive, significant and medium strength relationship (spearman: 0.542, p < 0.001) was observed between the strength of the hip abductor muscles and the functional capacity of individuals diagnosed with SDGT, as individuals who presented greater strength obtained a significantly higher score on the VISA-G questionnaire (z: 109, p<0.001) and a lower score on the visual analogue pain scale. Furthermore, it was also observed that sedentary individuals with SDGT had lower hip muscle strength, worse functional capacity and greater pain, with a positive and significant correlation being observed between the hip muscle strength deficit and a worse clinical condition of the participants. of the study, reinforcing the current recommendation in the literature that physical exercise is an important strategy in the rehabilitation of this musculoskeletal condition. A prospective, parallel, two-arm, randomized, blind study was developed to verify the effects of physical exercise on the rehabilitation of individuals with SDGT. Adults diagnosed with greater trochanter pain syndrome with persistent pain in the lateral region of the hip above 3 on the analogue pain scale (VAS) for more than 3 months were admitted. Participants diagnosed with hip joint pathologies and spinal disorders were excluded. Educational Guidelines and a program with different training modes for the hip muscles, abdominal core and lower limbs for twelve weeks was conducted and compared with an exercise program with different training modes for the hip muscles. The outcomes assessed were pain (VAS scale, pressure algometer), functionality (VISA-G questionnaire), quality of life (EuroQol) and isometric strength of the hip muscles (manual dynamometry). 62 participants were included, 56 (90.3%) female and 6 (9.7%) male, with a mean age of 57.3 ±13.9 and BMI of 26.8 ±3.3. Participants were randomized into two groups and completed 12 weeks of treatment and 24 weeks of follow-up. A significant improvement was observed in the reduction of pain (z: 6.87, df:61, p<0.001), in the gain in functionality (z: 6.87, df: 61, p<0.001) in the increase in muscle strength (t: 27.15, df: 61, p<0.001) and improved quality of life (z: 6.85, df: 61, p<0.001) with 12 and 24 weeks of follow-up of the participants, but there was no difference significant between groups (x2: 0.86, p:0.353). These findings may suggest that the specific mode of contraction and number of muscle groups worked may not be the most relevant element, but the individualization of the load, progressive physical exercise and the work of different characteristics of the neuromuscular system. In short, this dissertation demonstrated a positive and significant correlation between the regular practice of physical exercises, greater strength of the hip abductors and a better clinical condition in individuals with greater trochanter pain syndrome, reinforcing the importance of developing health programs for combat a sedentary lifestyle and prevent the development of chronic and debilitating injuries. Furthermore, it suggests that progressive physical exercise, individualization of the load and the work of different characteristics of the neuromuscular system to alleviate pain, improve motor control and incorporate strength gains in functional movement are essential strategies in the treatment of individuals with this debilitating condition musculoskeletal.
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Mariângela Ribeiro dos Santos
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State, public policies and national development: legacies of the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil
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Advisor : FERNANDO MASCARENHAS ALVES
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EDSON MARCELO HUNGARO
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FERNANDO MASCARENHAS ALVES
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LINO CASTELLANI FILHO
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PEDRO FERNANDO AVALONE DE ATHAYDE
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ROBERTO LIÁO JÚNIOR
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Data: Feb 2, 2023
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This thesis takes the 2014 FIFA World Cup and the production of knowledge about its legacies as an object of investigation, thus articulating the debate on the role of the State, public policies and national development. So, the research question is formulated in the following terms: How does Brazilian knowledge production articulate and/or mobilize the discussion about the legacies of the 2014 FIFA World Cup, the contemporary role of the Brazilian State in peripheral capitalism and its corresponding policy/ neodevelopmentalist ambition? Thus, the general objective is to build a socio-historical discussion about the cycle of sporting mega-events in Brazil (2007-2016), with emphasis on the 2014 FIFA World Cup, comparing it with the scientific production on the legacies and the role of the Brazilian State in the recent neodevelopmentalist essay. In the indicated direction, as specific objectives, we sought to discuss the role of the State in guaranteeing the (capitalist) production conditions of mega-events in Brazil; to reflect on the actions of the Federal Government and the public policies implemented in the cycle of sporting mega-events in the country (2007 Pan American Games; 2016 Olympic Games); to present how the organization of the 2014 FIFA World Cup fits into the sociological debate on national development (developmentalism; neo-developmentalism; national-developmentalism; social developmentalism); and, finally, to analyze and evaluate the scientific production on the legacies of the 2014 FIFA World Cup, the tangible and intangible legacies. In these terms, the development of the research required a literature review (narrative, systematic and integrative), documentary research and theoretical analysis/discussion. The results initially point to the fact that the world championship mobilized a set of different forces, which required a political coalition that is only understandable from the analysis of class alliances. In this coalition, the role of the Brazilian State was, throughout the preparation of the World Cup, reformulated and, therefore, it fell to the National State to create the general conditions for the production of the event under analysis and, in addition, to ensure the legitimacy, plausibility and acceptability of its realization. Secondly, this research sustains the mega events and, particularly, the 2014 FIFA World Cup, as emulators of socioeconomic development. For this reason, it is emphasized its harmony with the idea of a sporting event that is projected as a catalyst for public and private works and investments, which is emblematic of the neo-development project underway at the time. In a third moment, it is argued that the legacy of the Cup preserves a strong ideological bias; moreover, it ensures that the evaluated scientific production has, for the most part, a legitimizing bias, presenting itself socioeconomically decontextualized and, consequently, riddled with a certain disconnection between economic changes and sociocultural alterations. Finally, the thesis marks an open research agenda, defends sport and football as rights that, in Brazil, demand public policies committed to the suspension of inequainequalities that cross/obstacle their materialization.
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Wesley Marques da Silva
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Football memes: Social interactions in a WhatsApp group called Ilusolândia Filinhos
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Advisor : ARI LAZZAROTTI FILHO
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ARI LAZZAROTTI FILHO
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CINTHIA LOPES DA SILVA
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DENNIA PASQUALI E CABRAL
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DULCE MARIA FILGUEIRA DE ALMEIDA
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ROGÉRIO SANTOS PEREIRA
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Data: Feb 17, 2023
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The primary objective of this survey was to shed lights on the processes and dynamics tied to social attitudes within WhatsApp gadget, bearing in mind cultural signals concerning football memes issued from Ilusolândia Filinhos group. The survey corresponds to field research in the qualitative manner, as well as a sociocultural approach in line with netnographic view according to Baztán & Martins (2014), Bracht (2005), Duarte (2002), Kozinets (2014) and Minayo (2017; 1994) inter alia. Whatever theory, applied in every human knowledge domain, it will be succeeded and rather suit insofar as it targets the purposes at stake such as offers a comprehension about facts, which some are single, while other are complex, that such theory is chosen to explore (SEVERINO, 2007). More than this, major facts that combine with broader phenomena under the land of a constrained framework are normally structured in levels of complexity and/or suit range characteristics of the design as for envisaged research (CRESWELL, 2009). As the understanding concerning facts presupposes the understanding of others, it happens to be reasonable follow step by step examination-description processes, emerged from observational/descriptive level, respectively. Thus to fill the first level, such as claimed by Creswell (2009), we observe the following methodological protocols: data were gathered along April-July 2021, in the aforementioned group by keeping a field log (synchronously and asynchronously), being a participating observer and collecting information through semistructured interviews administered online (synchronously). In the sequence, to fill the second level that conveys descriptive information, 694 memes were examined according to their types, classifications ad categories, defined a posteriori as football-teams, football-politics, football-Covid-19, football-reality show, football-die, football-violence and football-homosexualism through analytic coding, hermeneutic interpretation and visual design grammar, based on Joly (1992), Recuero (2017), Kress & van Leeuwen (2006 [1996]). Results show that besides being a new way of communicating, memes instead are rich in multiply action-meanings referred to football within virtual space, which are issued from linguistic livings attached to several statements instances (some illustrate acts and views in a very loose sense equivocals, others not) conveyed by participants interactions belonged to Ilusolândia Filinhos. In the experimental group, members highlight confidences between them given they had in common major interests in football. Hence, the building-perception as for football was tied to their social stratification through agenda setting. In sum, building-conveying reception towards memes that besides their humour aspects, they inform patterns as “male sociability”, “gender prejudices”, “politics satira” and “violence within football”.
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Giliard Lago Garcia
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Effect of parasympathetic activity at rest on cardiac autonomic modulation throughout effort and recovery in young adults
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Advisor : GUILHERME ECKHARDT MOLINA
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GUILHERME ECKHARDT MOLINA
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LUIZ GUILHERME GROSSI PORTO
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AMERICO PIERANGELI COSTA
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CARLOS JANSSEN GOMES DA CRUZ
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RENATO ANDRE SOUSA DA SILVA
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Introduction: The effect of resting parasympathetic activity (PA) on heart rate (HR) and PA responses before, during, and after maximal cardiopulmonary exercise testing (CPX) is not yet fully understood. Therefore, this study aimed to compare the HR and PA responses before, during, and after CPX in young adults with different resting PA levels in the standing position. Methods: The HR and PA of 61 young adults were recorded at rest, during, and after CPX. The heart rate monitor Polar RS800® was used to record the RR intervals series at rest (in the supine and standing positions) for 5 minutes, as well as during and after CPX. Heart rate variability was analyzed using the Kubios software and the PA marker used was the rMSSD index. The volunteers were divided into two groups according to the median PA values in the standing position of the 61 volunteers: high PA group – rMSSD ≥ 25.04 – (HPAG n = 31), age 22.5 ± 2.5 years and body mass index (BMI) of 23.9 ± 2.4 kg/m2, and low PA group – rMSSD < 25.04 – (LPAG n = 30), age of 27.7 ± 5.8 years and BMI of 23.9 ± 2.5 kg/m2. The statistical analysis employed was the multivariate analysis of variance (MANOVA), the Mann- Whitney test, and the simple linear regression test with a two-tailed pvalue defined as ≤ 0.05. Results: At rest, HPAG showed lower HR values and higher PA values (supine and standing) compared to LPAG (p ≤ 0.01). During CPX, HPAG showed higher parasympathetic withdrawal values, and greater chronotropic reserve at ventilatory thresholds and maximum effort compared to HPAG (p ≤ 0.02). After CPX, we did not observe significant differences in the values of RH recovery (HRR) in the five minutes of recovery and PA in the third and fifth minutes of recovery between the groups (p ≥ 0.17). However, HPAG presented a lower recovery coefficient of HR and recovery coefficient of PA values in the first, third and fifth minute of recovery compared to LPAG (p ≤ 0.01). Also, the PA at rest in the standing position explains the variance of HR dynamics at rest, during, and after CPX from 13% to 17%. Conclusion: We concluded that HPAG showed lower values of HR and higher parasympathetic activity at rest, greater chronotropic reserve, and parasympathetic withdrawal during CPX. At the recovery, lower values of the recovery coefficient of HR and PA, despite similar HRR were observed between groups. Thus, a higher resting PA (orthostatic) value is an index of cardiac autonomic allostasis to assess individual cardiovascular health in young adults.
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JUAREZ OLIVEIRA SAMPAIO
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Autism and playing: A historical-cultural perspective
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Advisor : EDSON MARCELO HUNGARO
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EDSON MARCELO HUNGARO
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JONATAS MAIA DA COSTA
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LINO CASTELLANI FILHO
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NIVALDO ANTONIO NOGUEIRA DAVID
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ROBERTO LIÁO JÚNIOR
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Data: Feb 28, 2023
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Autism - its genesis, development and concept - is still, unfortunately, little known by the general population. Even among educators there are several doubts about its specificities. Many say, based on common sense, that autistic people are: “children with socialization difficulties”, “children with communication difficulties”, “children who cannot work in groups”, “children who do not interact”, among others. elaborations. These indeterminate statements and the scarcity of research on this subject build a stereotype about autism, referring the child with autism to a condition averse to relational life, as if the person with autism were living in a world that is not ours. This reality, distorted, can further distance the professionals who work in education about what a child with autism truly is. This way in which autism has been understood, reveals to us, but at the same time, hides from us its essence - the knowledge of its determinations - of its regularities, its ways of being - of acting, of interacting with the world of objects and with the world of men. Based on this issue, our research aimed to understand the role of playing in the development of children with Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD), under two lines of investigation: 1. Theoretical investigation about the fundamentals that explain the development processes in perspective of the Historical-Cultural Theory, establishing mediations, with the specificities of the development of children with autism and, 2. Investigation of indications of actions of children with autism in a situation of play, in the classroom. To this end, we created the Playing and Learning Project at the Faculty of Physical Education (FEF) at the University of Brasília (UnB). The investigation method was based on the way in which Vygotsky studied the genesis and historical-cultural development of higher psychological functions and human behavior. The discoveries reached in this investigation, which addressed the formation of concepts in children with autism, can significantly contribute to a greater understanding of the theoretical-methodological processes, concerning the critical-overcoming pedagogical conception of Physical Education, in terms of, specifically, – the discussion of curricular principles and the conception of schooling cycles and the structuring contents of the forms of activity of corporal culture – the meaning, sense and objective meanings present in the discussions that involve corporal culture.
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Andrea Ferreira Leite
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University Support for Health Promotion in the Workplace
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Advisor : JULIA APARECIDA DEVIDE NOGUEIRA
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COMMITTEE MEMBERS :
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DAIS GONCALVES ROCHA
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FRANCILENE BATISTA MADEIRA
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JULIA APARECIDA DEVIDE NOGUEIRA
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MARIA DA GRACA LUDERITZ HOEFEL
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VANESSA DE ALMEIDA
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Data: Mar 30, 2023
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Several professional categories have been affected by technological advances, political-economic transformations and ecological and health crises that affect the lives, work and health of people and communities. One of the categories affected is that of professors at Higher Education Institutions, especially in the health area. If we consider the role of universities in quality human and professional training and the institutional responsibility in creating spaces, environments, structures, processes, relationships and health-promoting services, it is necessary to reflect on such themes. The present study aims to reflect on the institutional support for health promotion in the work environment at the University, based on documents and the perception of managers and professors, highlighting potentialities and limitations in the face of the movement of Health Promoting Universities (UPS). The study used the triangulation of methods, with complementary quantitative and qualitative approaches, including: literature review (studies from 2010 to 2020); analysis of institutional documents (from 2016 to 2020); and interviews with managers and questionnaires with teachers (in 2019). Emphasis was placed on the documentation and management of: Personnel Management Deanships (DGP); Community Affairs (DAC); and Planning and Budgeting (DPO); and three Faculties: Health (FS), Physical Education (FEF) and Medicine (FM), due to their approach to the subject studied. The analysis categories were defined a priori in: physical structure; psychosocial environment; health services; and leadership, with the subcategory social participation. Analysis of the 12 documents and responses from four managers (two deans of DAC and DGP and two directors of FEF and FS) indicate positive aspects in the physical structure, psychosocial environment and health services categories. Although managers point out that health promotion policies and services are intended for the entire academic community and that there is social engagement, the subcategory social participation was found in only two documents (in the university ombudsman and in the public consultation to encourage community collaboration) . For the majority of the 114 responding professors, working conditions are precarious; the physical environment is uncomfortable; and with an intense work pace and pressure to meet deadlines. There is also difficulty in relationships with peers; and they do not identify that UnB develops training for managing stress at work and strategies to promote physical activity and mental health. However, for teachers, the Leadership category seems to be the least bad, with positive aspects regarding the existence of a unit to care for health and quality of life, but with the need to advance in institutional policies and allocation of resources to promote well-being and health; although most report that they do not participate in decision-making processes on the subject. The UPS theme came up strongly in the speech of the managers and in two UnB documents. In 2016, FS started the entire process of surveying the initiatives, received the certificate of Member of the Ibero-American Network of Health Promoting Universities (RUIPS), and in 2018, led the movement in partnership with the Rectory of UnB, so that UnB is signatory and member of RUIPS. The UPS movement must create a culture of health and a learning environment that is conducive to improving the health, well-being and sustainability of its community. In short, there are convergences between the results that reinforce that the workplace is an important space for health promotion, although there are divergences and singularities in the perceptions of managers and professors and in what is expressed in documents. It is essential to strengthen policies, programs and actions that favor the promotion of health at the university by expanding empowerment and social participation, since institutional support is directly linked to strategies of co-responsibility and participatory management in health care.
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Bartolomeu Lins de Barros Junior
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STRUCTURAL CRISIS OF CAPITAL AND THE DENIAL OF CORPOREALITY: a critical ontological contribution to the study of the body in physical education.
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Advisor : EDSON MARCELO HUNGARO
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ANDRÉ RICARDO SANTOS DIAS PINTO
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BRUNO ASSIS DE OLIVEIRA
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EDSON MARCELO HUNGARO
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MARCEL FARIAS DE SOUSA
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PEDRO FERNANDO AVALONE DE ATHAYDE
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Data: Mar 30, 2023
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The starting point for this study was the conditions of embodiment determined by the intensification of the structural crisis of capital presented by István Mészáros. We consider the contrast between the redefinitions of the sociability of capital, which affect the ways of life integrated into the wider market of symbolic goods that permeate the body, and the intensification of the expropriation of the marginalized masses seeking survival in precarious work, chronic unemployment and amid the increasing social inequalities. Understanding that physical education is a social complex that arises and develops through the social needs historically determined by the mode of production of life in capitalism, a fundamental question directed the investigation: in what ways can physical education, as a social complex, meet the needs of the bodies of those who live invisibly, as surplus labor force? In this direction, our general objective was to develop an ontological critique of the constitution of embodiment in the face of the structural crisis of capital as a contribution to the study of the body in physical education. This intention is justified, firstly, by the scarce studies discussing the category of work as the foundation of social being - based on the ontology of György Lukács - for the field of physical education; secondly, because the category of embodiment is a term surrounded by imprecise definitions in this field; thirdly, due to the hypothesis that, by understanding the body through tendencies based on medical sciences, militarism, and sportification, physical education has contributed to the denial of full embodiment, yielding to the project of the productive body for capital, not only through its pedagogical practice but also, at times, through alignment with theories referenced in the post-classist/modern agenda. Through bibliographic and documentary research, as support for a critical materialist ontological approach, it was possible to develop the chapters as follows: in the first chapter, we analyzed the structural crisis of capital as a crisis of social totality and its effects on human embodiment; in the second chapter, we investigated the scope of the teleology and causality relationship for the concepts of work and embodiment; moving on to the third chapter, we identified that work involves a dialectical relationship between teleology and causality, to the point that this vital activity constitutes human essence and defines embodiment; the fourth and final chapter sought to explain how themes or forms of activities, particularly corporeal ones, passed through the tradition of natural sciences, served for discipline and control by the state, became sportified and received a self-critique toward overcoming conservatism and subservience to capital. This critique was only configured as an "intention of rupture" by the so-called renewal movement, which was supplanted by a post-critical proposal based on authors linked to the post-modern movement. After our discussions on some authors justifying a sociology of the body, based on "zones of rupture" that presuppose the elimination of "old legitimacies" that ensure social structure, we brought considerations that expose that nothing has changed in the relations of production, in abstract labor, in guaranteeing bourgeois private property, and in the constitution of the embodiment of the hungry, the miserable, and the poor around the world who increase as wealth becomes more concentrated.
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Eliane Elicker
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Sport and florestania: advances and limits of sports policy in Acre between 1999 and 2018
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Advisor : FERNANDO MASCARENHAS ALVES
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COMMITTEE MEMBERS :
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EDSON MARCELO HUNGARO
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FERNANDO HENRIQUE SILVA CARNEIRO
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FERNANDO MASCARENHAS ALVES
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PEDRO FERNANDO AVALONE DE ATHAYDE
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SILVANA MARTINS DE ARAUJO
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Data: Apr 28, 2023
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The right to sport, or its access, constitutes an interpretative key to the public policies on the sport of any federative entity, the Union, States, Federal District, and municipalities. The focus of this thesis is on the sports policies planned and implemented in Acre during the 20 years (1999-2018) of the so-called Forest Government (GF), the name adopted for a policy that sought to combine sustainable development and the achievement of "florestania," a reference to the social and territorial rights of forest peoples, that is, rubber tappers, settlers, riverine and indigenous peoples. Therefore, its general objective is to analyze how the sports public policies of the State of Acre were organized and developed during this period. The methodological process involved a bibliographic review and document survey, with reference to the proposal for the analysis of sports policies at the State level developed by the Sociocritical Research and Training Group in Physical Education, Sport and Leisure of the University of Brasília (Avante/UnB), contemplating the following categories of analysis: historical and sociocultural aspects; political-governmental history; socioeconomic and demographic profile; a panorama of sports reality; legal order; political devices; sectoral, intersectoral and transversal programs and actions of sport policy; relations between government spheres; relations between government entities and other subjects, organizational structure and personnel; forms and mechanisms of social control. The results indicate that the sports policies of the State of Acre were organized in the period under a very syncretic conception, sometimes considering sports as a prerequisite for human, social and environmental development, but, at other times, focusing on poor youth, treating it in an assistance and idealistic way, which is also added to a utilitarian view, fostering the development of spectacle sports under the pretext of stimulating the State's economy. As far as management is concerned, there were initiatives of articulation with the Federal Government, the municipalities and civil society instances in the development of actions and projects, however, the GF did not reach the precepts of democratic management, especially, for the lack of effective mechanisms of participation and social control, likewise, for the lack of public transparency. Thus, we consider that, even with limits, during the Forest Government, a significant advance occurred in the attention to the social aspect and the development of sports-oriented policies, articulating the sector's policies to sustainable development and the achievement of "forest citizenship".
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Ywry Crystiano da Silva Magalhães
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More of the same? Public sports policies in Maranhão in a government with a different political orientation
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Advisor : FERNANDO MASCARENHAS ALVES
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FERNANDO MASCARENHAS ALVES
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EDSON MARCELO HUNGARO
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PEDRO FERNANDO AVALONE DE ATHAYDE
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FERNANDO HENRIQUE SILVA CARNEIRO
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LINO CASTELLANI FILHO
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Data: May 12, 2023
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This thesis adds to other studies that had state sports policies as their object. In this specific case, the locus of the research was Maranhão, a state recently governed by coalitions with different political orientations. Indeed, its general objective was to analyze and evaluate the continuities and discontinuities of sports policy in Maranhão organized in the periods from 2011 to 2014, in the Roseana Sarney government, and from 2015 to 2018, in the Flávio Dino government. The methodological process involved a bibliographical review and documental survey, having as reference the proposal of analysis of sport policies within the states developed by the Group of Research and Sociocritic Formation in Physical Education, Sport and Leisure of the University of Brasília (Avante/UnB), contemplating the following aspects: history and political, economic and social development of the State of Maranhão, as well as an overview of its sporting reality; the political configuration of sport in the State through the legal system, political devices, programs and projects; the management, structure and operation of the governing body of sports policies in the State of Maranhão, with its democratic control mechanisms; the scope and infrastructure of existing spaces and sports equipment in the State; the financing of public sports policies in Maranhão, analyzing the amount and direction of expenditure. As a result of the research, we found that the State of Maranhão still occupies a negative position regarding the HDI; democratic control mechanisms for sport do not favor social participation, encouraging clientelism; government actions, sports spaces and equipment are concentrated in the state capital, a limiting factor for access and democratization of sport; the amount of sports resources did not reach 1% of the state budget; in the two administrations there was a great oscillation in the execution of the expenditure with the sport and the Sports Incentive Law (LIE) stood out as a mechanism of public financing of the sector, privileging the high performance sport. In short, despite the intention of rupture, the Flávio Dino government represented much more continuity than discontinuity in relation to the Roseana Sarney government, without producing significant changes in the status quo of sport in the State.
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Julio Cesar Soares da Silva
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Curriculum in movement and School Physical Education in the Federal District: an emancipatory pedagogical proposal?
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Advisor : PEDRO FERNANDO AVALONE DE ATHAYDE
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COMMITTEE MEMBERS :
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AUGUSTO CESAR RIOS LEIRO
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EDSON MARCELO HUNGARO
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JONATAS MAIA DA COSTA
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PEDRO FERNANDO AVALONE DE ATHAYDE
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ROBERTO LIÁO JÚNIOR
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Data: May 30, 2023
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The Government of the Federal District, through the Department of Education, has adopted in the last thirty years coexistence with eight different curriculum models. The various experiences implemented in the public education network were directly related to the characteristics brought by public education policies and the political formats of the various governments that followed during this period. An important curricular matrix has its pedagogical bases implanted in the period of the Cristovam Buarque Government (1995-1998), establishing through the Candanga School, the first founding actions in a critical and emancipatory educational proposal, by highlighting Democratic Management and the permanent appreciation of workers in education, through a continuous process of professional training. In this way, during the Agnelo Queiroz Government (2011-2014) a great process of construction of a curricular proposal was initiated based on historical-dialectical materialism and on the Theories of Historical-Critical Pedagogy and Historical-Cultural Psychology. With great participation and collective dialogue started in 2011, the Curriculum in Motion proposal is delivered to the school community at the end of 2014. In this trajectory, this Thesis sought to dialectically understand, the Curriculum in Motion and School Physical Education in the Federal District, investigating whether this project is characterized as an emancipatory pedagogical proposal. To guarantee this study, a search for bibliographies and academic productions was carried out, dealing with the Curriculum's themes, in addition to the legal norms that regulate the curricular matrices at the district and national level, contributing in an outstanding way to the debate on this subject. For the analysis of the contents of the Curriculum in Motion and its relationship with School Physical Education, its process of construction, implementation, advances and setbacks, semi-structured interviews were carried out with former managers of the Management of School Physical Education - SEEDF, during this period, seeking to know the vision and evaluation of the leaders at the time. In addition to this action, questionnaires were applied at the six Park Schools (Regionals of Plano Piloto and Brazlândia), seeking to identify and learn about the teachers' views on the presence of pedagogical proposal of the Curriculum in Motion on the school floor. Within this context, we can affirm the perspective materialized by the Curriculum in Movement at the end of this Thesis, reaffirming the resistance and the fight, for a critical and emancipatory pedagogical proposal, in search of a liberating education and a fraternal and egalitarian society.
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Rosenkranz Maciel Nogueira
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TEMPORAL TRENDS OF CARDIORESPIRATORY FITNESS AND BODY COMPOSITION OF BRAZILIAN MILITARY FIREFIGHTERS: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS BETWEEN PHYSIOLOGICAL AND OCCUPATIONAL PRINCIPLES
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Advisor : LUIZ GUILHERME GROSSI PORTO
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COMMITTEE MEMBERS :
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LUIZ GUILHERME GROSSI PORTO
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GUILHERME ECKHARDT MOLINA
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AMERICO PIERANGELI COSTA
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EDGARD DE MELO KEENE VON KOENIG SOARES
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GEORGE CAJATY BARBOSA BRAGA
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HONORIO ASSIS FILHO CRISPIM
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Data: Jul 21, 2023
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Introduction: Firefighters are recognized for their involvement in various high-risk professional activities associated with physical and psychological demands. Due to the nature of their work, firefighters are expected to maintain a high level of physical fitness. The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) in the United States recommends a minimum cardiorespiratory fitness (CRF) standard of 12.0 METs to ensure that firefighters can perform their duties safely and effectively. However, this standard does not account for gender differences in physical fitness or the natural decline in fitness with aging. Objectives: The aim of this study was to describe the longitudinal changes in body composition and cardiorespiratory fitness among male military firefighters (FF). Additionally, we sought to compare the prevalence of firefighters classified as fit/unfit based on CRF using both fixed (12.0 METs) and age-adjusted standards. Materials and Methods: A longitudinal trend study was conducted among male FF from the Military Fire Department of the Federal District (CBMDF) using physical fitness tests conducted between 2006 and 2018, which included 64,039 physical evaluations. From these data, all male FF with valid CRF and body mass index (BMI) data in all follow-up years were included, resulting in the evaluation of 1,327 firefighters over a 12-year period, representing 27% of the current male FF population in CBMDF. Paired t-tests were used to compare changes in CRF and body composition, while Cohen's d-test was used to assess effect size. According to the fixed standard, participants with CRF <12.0 METs or ≥12.0 METs were classified as unfit or fit, respectively. For the age-adjusted standard, Cooper's classification was used, grouping superior, excellent, and good categories as "fit" and fair, poor, and very poor as unfit. Obesity was defined as BMI ≥30.0 kg/m2. McNemar's test was used to compare prevalence estimates. A longitudinal panel data linear regression analysis was performed to investigate the relationship between CRF and different BMI classifications over the years. Survival analysis using Kaplan-Meier curves was conducted to assess the risk of developing obesity, and Cox regression was used to determine the independence and significance of CRF in relation to the time until the obesity outcome. Differences were considered statistically significant at the 5% level. R software (version 4.2) and JAMOVI software (version 2.2.5) were used for statistical analysis. Results: A significant decline in CRF and an increase in BMI were observed among middle-aged FF over the twelve-year period (p<0.001). The prevalence of obese firefighters increased significantly, as did the prevalence of unfit FF based on both the fixed (12 METs) and ageadjusted standards (p<0.001). After the twelve-year interval, the odds of a firefighter becoming obese were 22.5 (11.1-45.7) times higher. Regarding CRF, the chance of becoming unfit, based on the fixed criterion, was 6.1 (4.8-7.9) times higher after 12 years, while considering age, this chance was 2.7 (2.2- 3.3) times higher. FF with CRF <12 METs in 2006 had a 2.48-fold increased risk of obesity compared to those with higher CRF. In the age-adjusted model, the risk remained significant (HR=2.07, 1.67- 2.57). Furthermore, it was observed that a 1 MET increase reduced the risk of a firefighter becoming obese by 28%. Conclusion: There was a significant decline in CRF and an increase in BMI among middle-aged Brazilian male military firefighters over a 12-year period. When CRF was categorized based on a fixed standard of 12.0 METs or age-adjusted categories, the percentage of unfit firefighters decreased significantly after the 12-year follow-up period. The findings highlight the importance of establishing an approach that combines specific occupational demands, prioritizing job requirements, along with an approach that respects physiological age adjustment principles. In summary, the results of this study have significant implications for the health and well-being of firefighters, as well as for the organization and planning of firefighting corporations. It is essential to adopt comprehensive and adaptive measures to address the challenges arising from the aging of these professionals, thus ensuring their safety and efficient performance of their essential societal functions.
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DANIEL RODRIGUES FERREIRA SAINT MARTIN
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Effects of a multi-disciplinary healthy lifestyle intervention on cardiometabolic risk profile in military firefighters from Distrito Federal
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Advisor : LUIZ GUILHERME GROSSI PORTO
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COMMITTEE MEMBERS :
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AMERICO PIERANGELI COSTA
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CARLOS JANSSEN GOMES DA CRUZ
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EDGARD DE MELO KEENE VON KOENIG SOARES
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GUILHERME ECKHARDT MOLINA
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LUIZ GUILHERME GROSSI PORTO
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Data: Jul 31, 2023
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Abstract: The leading cause of on-duty mortality among firefighters (FF) is sudden cardiac death (SCD), so it is necessary to reduce the prevalence of cardiometabolic risk factors to minimize the risk of cardiovascular events in this unique workforce. Objectives: We aimed to investigate the effect of a 7-month multi-professional healthy lifestyle intervention program on cardiometabolic risk factors (CMRF) and metabolic syndrome (MetS) among Brazilian FF. Methods: 49 male career FF were evaluated at baseline and after 29 weeks of intervention. The program was designed to reduce CMRF based on a comprehensive healthy lifestyle intervention focused on exercise, diet, and sleep. The presence of CMRF was considered positive when: BMI ≥30 km/m2, systolic or diastolic blood pressure (BP) ≥130/85 mm/Hg, triglycerides ≥150 mg/dL, high-density lipoproteins (HDL-c) <40 mg/dL, and glycemia ≥100 mg/dL. MetS was defined according to the ATP III criteria. Physical activity (PA), diet, and sleep quality were evaluated by accelerometry, the Mediterranean diet scale, and the Pittsburgh sleep quality index, respectively. For comparison pre- and post-intervention, we use McNemar, Wilcoxon, and Mann-Whitney tests. Results: After the intervention, participants showed an increase in light and moderate PA, a reduction in sedentary behavior, and an improvement in diet and sleep quality. The proportion of FF at high or median cardiovascular risk dropped from 47.0% to 34.7%. The prevalence of elevated BP dropped from 75.5% to 34.4% (p<0.01). After 29 weeks, FF showed lower weight, BMI, body fat percentage, and glycemia (p<0.01). Conclusion: Our results demonstrate that a 7-month multi-professional intervention aimed at promoting a healthy lifestyle (diet and exercise training) among firefighters in a real-live approach was effective in lowering cardiometabolic risk.
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Caroline Ribeiro Tottoli
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Economic evaluation of interventions based on physical exercises for the management of people with chronic low back pain
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Advisor : RODRIGO LUIZ CARREGARO
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COMMITTEE MEMBERS :
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RODRIGO LUIZ CARREGARO
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LIDIA MARA AGUIAR BEZERRA DE MELO
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HENRY MAIA PEIXOTO
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DENISE DE FATIMA BARROS CAVALCANTE
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THOMAZ NOGUEIRA BURKE
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Data: Aug 31, 2023
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Objective: To investigate the cost-effectiveness of a Pilates exercise program compared with homebased exercises in individuals with chronic non-specific low back pain. Design: Randomized controlled trial with a 6-month follow-up alongside a economic evaluation. Setting: Rehabilitation clinic. Participants: One hundred and forty-five individuals (18-50 years of age) with low back pain for ≥ 12 consecutive weeks were enrolled and randomly allocated in a 1:1 ratio to either Pilates (n=72) or homebased exercise groups (n=73). Interventions: Method Pilates (Mat Pilates exercises using accessories) versus home-based exercise (postural exercises, muscle stretching and strengthening, and spine stabilization/mobilization), twice a week, for six weeks. Main outcome measures: Assessments were performed at baseline, post-intervention, and six months follow-up. Outcomes were pain intensity (0 to 10), disability (0 to100), and health-related quality of life (-0.176 1). The costs included were direct medical costs, direct non-medical costs and indirect costs. Results: At post-intervention, the Pilates group had significantly lower pain intensity (difference= - 1.14, 95%CI -0.25; 0.67), less disability (difference= -6.66, 95%CI -11.29; - 2.03), and higher healthrelated quality of life (difference= 0.102, 95%CI 0.054; 0,151) compared to the home-based exercise group. At follow-up, the Pilates group had a significantly higher health-related quality of life (difference= 0.055, 95%CI 0.003; 0.106) compared to the home-based exercise group but there were no significant differences in pain and disability. A significant overall effect of Pilates compared to homebased exercise was found for disability (difference = -4.4, 95%CI -7.6; -1.1), and health-related quality of life (difference = 0.049, 95%CI 0.022; 0.076), but not for pain. The main contributors to total societal costs were indirect costs in both groups. Costs of lost productivity at work (presenteeism) were higher in PG, however, these differences were not statistically significant between groups. Pilates intervention dominated from a societal perspective, demonstrating to be more effective and less costly for pain, disability and QALY. Conclusions: Our findings demonstrated that Pilates was more effective compared to home-based exercise in individuals with CNLBP, but it is uncertain whether these results are clinically relevant. Additionally, Pilates was cost-effective compared to home-based exercises for improving pain, disability and quality adjusted live years of individuals with CNLBP in the public health system and societal perspectives. Clinical trial registration number: NCT03113292.
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FABIANA MEDEIROS DE ALMEIDA SILVA
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SCREENING THE RISK OF FRAILITY AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG COMMUNITY OLDER ADULTS DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC
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Advisor : MARISETE PERALTA SAFONS
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COMMITTEE MEMBERS :
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MARIA JOÃO GUARDADO MOREIRA
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JAIR SINDRA VIRTUOSO JÚNIOR
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LEIDES BARROSO DE AZEVEDO MOURA
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LIDIA MARA AGUIAR BEZERRA DE MELO
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MARISETE PERALTA SAFONS
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Data: Oct 20, 2023
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Frailty is a multifactorial geriatric syndrome characterized by the cumulative decline of physiological systems, which results in decrease in energy reserves and resistance to stressors. Social determinants such as socioeconomic level and lifestyle stand out as predisposing factors for functional decline, which favor the development of other disabilities, which may result in frailty, institutionalization, hospitalization and death. This study aimed to analyze the spatial distribution of the risk of frailty and associated factors among community older adults during the covid-19 pandemic. An epidemiological screening type research, with cross-sectional design and sample representative of the Federal District, Brazil, was carried out. Data were collected through electronic questionnaire. In order to answer the problem question, the Clinical-Functional Vulnerability Index - IVCF-20 instrument was used (with risk ≥7 points), complemented by questions about demographic factors (age and gender), socioeconomic factors (income, schooling and family structure) and health risk behaviors (physical activity and physical exercise before and during the physical distancing resulting from the covid-19 pandemic). To determine the prevalence of risk of frailty and health risk behaviors, descriptive procedures were used (frequency distribution and confidence interval) and to identify the association of risk of frailty with health risk behaviors, multivariate analysis with crude and adjusted logistic regression was used, adopting significance level of p≤0.05. In the analysis of the spatial distribution pattern of risk of frailty and associated health risk behaviors, bivariate association analysis was used (chi-square test of variables of interest stratified by income and place of residence, adopting significance level of p≤0.05) and geoprocessing techniques in the QGis 3.28.9 software, resulting in 4 location maps of areas of concentration of risk of frailty, insufficient level of physical activity, not having practiced physical exercise before the pandemic and not having practiced physical exercise during the physical distancing resulting from the pandemic). The sample consisted of 1,363 older adults (66.0%=female; 34.0%=male), the majority aged 60-74 years (82.2%), who lived in high-income regions (61%), with higher education level (50.1%) and who did not live alone (76.6%). There was high prevalence of individuals exposed to risk of frailty (30.7%; CI 95%=26.3-35.1), insufficiently active (45.6%; CI 95%=41.7-49.5) and who did not practice physical exercises before (30.2%; CI 95%=25.8-34.6) and during the physical distancing resulting from the covid-19 pandemic (53.4%; CI95%=49.8-57.0), being higher for all variables in low-income regions when compared to their peers (p<0.001). The prevalence of risk of frailty was associated with insufficient level of physical activity (OR=3.37; 95% CI 2.59-4.39) and with not practicing physical exercise before (OR=1.54; 95% CI 1. 17-2.03) and during physical distancing (OR=2.07; 95% CI 1.58-2.69). It could be concluded that the prevalence of risk of frailty in the investigated sample was high, being associated with insufficient level of physical activity and absence of physical exercises. The spatial analysis allowed knowing the distribution of the risk of frailty and associated health risk behaviors, with higher concentration in low-income regions compared to high-income ones. The results point to the need for health interventions to prevent the onset of frailty in older adults who were exposed to physical distancing resulting from the covid-19 pandemic, highlighting the importance of promoting physical activity, health care and education in health for all strata of the society.
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MICHELLE TELES MORLIN
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ANALYSIS OF CARDIAC AUTONOMIC FUNCTION AND CARDIOPULMONARY RESPONSE IN FUNCTIONAL FITNESS TRAINING PRACTITIONERS IN DIFFERENT FUNCTIONAL CONDITIONS: AN EXPLORATORY-DESCRIPTIVE STUDY
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Advisor : GUILHERME ECKHARDT MOLINA
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COMMITTEE MEMBERS :
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AMERICO PIERANGELI COSTA
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DANIEL RODRIGUES FERREIRA SAINT MARTIN
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GUILHERME ECKHARDT MOLINA
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JOSEVAN CERQUEIRA LEAL
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RENATO ANDRE SOUSA DA SILVA
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Data: Oct 27, 2023
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In the context of cardiovascular health, it is already well documented that physical exercise promotes positive adaptations in cardiac autonomic function and cardiopulmonary activity in the general population with a consequent reduction in cardiovascular risk. When evaluated, the different physiological adaptations induced by physical exercise can be considered important clinical-functional markers. In this scenario, Functional Fitness Training (FFT) is an emerging modality and possible alternative for maintaining and promoting cardiovascular health in the population. However, a lack of studies thoroughly analyzing the autonomic and cardiovascular physiological adaptations resulting from the exclusive practice of FFT. Thus, the aim of the present study was to analyze the dynamics of cardiac autonomic function and cardiopulmonary behavior during rest, in the different phases of maximum incremental effort, and during recovery immediately after effort in FFT practitioners. This exploratory-descriptive study is realized in clinically healthy male individuals (n=17) aged between 20 and 40 years old, recreational FFT athletes (e.g., Crossfit®). Cardiac autonomic function was assessed by heart rate (HR) variability (activity, reactivity, and reactivation), and the cardiopulmonary response was assessed by gas exchange analysis (ergospirometry). The variables related to cardiac autonomic behavior (RMSSD and DFA alpha 1) and cardiopulmonary (HR, VO2, O2 pulse, and VE/CO2) were obtained and analyzed at different stages of rest (supine and orthostatic position) during maximum incremental effort (initial moment of effort, at ventilatory thresholds and at maximum physical effort) and in 5 minutes of recovery immediately after effort. Statistical analysis employed non-parametric tests with two-tailed p value set at 5 %. The results demonstrated that the dynamics of the autonomic and cardiopulmonary indices, obtained in different functional conditions (rest-effort-recovery), presented expected physiological behavior, and their values varied within the reference ranges for cardiovascular health according to age and gender, regardless of the periods analyzed. Furthermore, regarding the interdependence of variables in the different conditions of analysis (rest and effort), a negative correlation was found between parasympathetic activity (RMSSD) in supine position with VO2 at ventilatory threshold 2 (ρ= -0.67; p = 0.00) and positive correlations between RMSSD reactivity after postural change at rest and DFA alpha 1 activity in the supine position with VO2 at ventilatory threshold 2 (ρ= 0.55 -0.61; p=0.02 -0.01). The associations between effort and recovery were negative between HR in the first minute of recovery with the oxygen pulse at the beginning of the effort, at ventilatory threshold 1, and at peak effort (ρ= -0.49 -0.62; p =0.00 -0.04). Finally, a possible impairment in the late recovery of HR after exertion (after the 3rd minute in the recovery phase) was observed in FFT practitioners compared to individuals trained in other sports. Therefore, we concluded that the dynamics of cardiac autonomic function and cardiopulmonary evaluations in different functional conditions are positively related to the cardiovascular health of recreational FFT athletes.
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Rafael Miranda Oliveira
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PROFESSIOGRAPHY OF MILITARY POLICE OFFICERS IN A SIMULATED ARMED CONFRONTATION DURING CAREER STAGES
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Advisor : PAULO JOSE BARBOSA GUTIERRES FILHO
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PAULO JOSE BARBOSA GUTIERRES FILHO
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ROCHELLE ROCHA COSTA
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DIEGO RIBEIRO DE SOUZA
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JORGE MANUEL GOMES DE AZEVEDO FERNANDES
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MIRIAM RAQUEL MEIRA MAINENTI
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Data: Nov 9, 2023
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Introduction: The need for police officers to obtain successful operational performance in situations of armed confrontation has demanded the need to subject them to simulation tests and the assessment of the necessary physical fitness so that they can carry out accurate shots and thus efficiently resolve these situations. However, many physical fitness capabilities required in the operational performance of police officers tend to decline with increasing age and length of career, which may impact the operational outcome in simulated armed confrontation. Objectives: This research analyzed the physical fitness of military police officers in the Radio Patrol modality and verified its influence on operational performance in simulated armed confrontation in the career of these professionals through two empirical cross-sectional studies conducted in the state of São Paulo. Method: The first study included male police officers aged 20-29 years, 30-39 years and 40-49 years, and the Police Physical Fitness Test (TAF-3) was used to collect data. Military. In the second study, male military police officers with different career lengths and ages were admitted, stratified into groups of up to 25 years of age and 0-5 years of career, 26 to 35 years of age with 6-13 years of career, 36 to 45 years of age with 14 to 20 years of career and age ≥ 46 years with career time ≥ 21 years, using the TAF-3, a demographic questionnaire and the armed confrontation simulation test as instruments for data collection Giraldi® Method. Statistical analysis was performed using IBM SPSS Statistics for Mackintosh, version 27.0 (IBM Corp., Armonk, N.Y., USA) observing absolute frequencies (n), percentage values (%), measures of central tendency (Mean) and dispersion (Standard deviation). The normality of the distribution of values was verified using the Kolmogorov-Smirnov test with Lillierfors correction and the homogeneity of variances using the Levene test. Using inferential statistics, data on physical fitness and operational performance in an armed confrontation simulation were compared between different age groups and career lengths using the Analysis of Variance test, - One-Way ANOVA - and the post hoc test. Tukey, using the Students t test for independent samples in assessments with two groups. Finally, Pearson's correlation coefficient was used to calculate the associations between physical fitness variables and operational performance in an armed confrontation simulation (total test value). The significance level adopted was p≤0.05. Results: The first study demonstrated that there are police officers with indicators of obesity and abdominal fat at all ages, that anaerobic capacity and muscular resistance decrease with increasing age, while at 40 years of age aerobic capacity decreases clearly, resulting in even with muscular strength. The second study demonstrated that in the career of police officers there are specific periods in which changes occur in each of the physical fitness capabilities, with a view to maintaining aerobic capacity until 20 years of career; decline in anaerobic capacity in each of its periods; decline in muscular endurance between 14-20 years; decreased muscle strength assessed by the arm raise test between 6-13 years of career followed by an increase between 14-20 years and maintenance until ≥ 21 years of career; and decline in this capacity after 21 years of career in police officers subjected to the arm flexion test on the ground. Regarding operational performance in an armed confrontation simulation, there were no significant changes in the career, demonstrating the lack of influence of changes in physical capabilities assessed in the results. Conclusion: It is concluded that the professional profile of military police officers in simulated armed confrontation in the career stages does not change due to the decrease in physical fitness resulting from increasing age and length of career.
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Felipe Saul da Costa Wanzeler
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A study on the conciliation of sports career and school path: a reflection of support for Brazilian student-athletes
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Advisor : FELIPE RODRIGUES DA COSTA
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FELIPE RODRIGUES DA COSTA
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AMERICO PIERANGELI COSTA
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HUGO PAULA ALMEIDA DA ROCHA
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MARESSA D PAULA GONÇALVEZ ROSA NOGUEIRA
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RENATO FRANCISCO RODRIGUES MARQUES
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Data: Dec 12, 2023
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Elite athletes who seek to reconcile a high-level sports career with their educational path (school/academic) have numerous demands and characteristics that need to be better known and understood in order to promote and protect their moral, educational and professional interests. The general aim of this research is to investigate the factors related to the engagement of elite athletes in a dual career between sport and education, based on an analysis of research experiences and variables related to the profile of Brazilian athletes. The methodological approach included a review of the literature on the subject and an empirical investigation into the profile of elite Brazilian athletes, which was carried out using a semi-structured questionnaire. The results of the survey of national and international literature revealed that there are numerical disparities between them in terms of the number of studies on the subject and pointed to a general increase in publications on the subject since 2018. The analysis of the Brazilian literature shows a growing interest in investigating the challenges associated with reconciling sport and education. It also highlights important gaps in knowledge, especially with regard to the scarcity of research involving elite athletes. On the other hand, the review of international literature identified and categorized different factors at the individual, social and political/institutional levels, which act as facilitators or barriers to dual careers. The results of the analysis highlight the urgent need to implement comprehensive support actions for student-athletes. The results of the empirical research revealed that elite Brazilian athletes have high educational expectations, but limited educational and sporting opportunities to guarantee the atypical condition of student-athlete. These individuals are well-off (class A and B) and have the Federal Government as their main sports funder, and the medal winners who attend higher education are at private institutions (100%). In the analysis of interdependence between qualitative variables, there was a significantly higher educational expectation among women (p £ 0.021) and a difference for the podium based on the type of educational institution (p £ 0.029), and it is important to consider the relationship between the age group and the level of education of each segment. The summary of the findings reveals that, despite the challenges, engaging athletes in a dual career is widely recommended and can have a number of individual and collective benefits, provided that support structures and flexible arrangements are available. In Brazil, due to the lack of a legal and institutional support structure for the development of dual careers, elite student-athletes do not have tutors, have difficulties in obtaining rescheduling of exams and absences, and are subject to the discretionary authority of educational institutions and their teachers. It is concluded that the results presented are relevant, help to guide future research on the subject in Brazil and expand knowledge about the condition of elite student-athletes. It is recommended that subsequent research adopt mixed approaches and longitudinal designs, or even action and participant research. Furthermore, it is advisable that such research includes student-athlete populations from different states and regions of Brazil. Finally, it is suggested that efforts to support the condition of student-athletes focus on the political and institutional spheres.
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Cristiane de Almeida Nagata
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"PHYSICAL-FUNCTIONAL CHARACTERISTICS AND FALLS IN OLDER ADULTS"
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Advisor : JOAO LUIZ QUAGLIOTI DURIGAN
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JOAO LUIZ QUAGLIOTI DURIGAN
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MARISETE PERALTA SAFONS
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MARTIM FRANCISCO BOTTARO MARQUES
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SÍLVIA LANZIOTTI AZEVEDO DA SILVA
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TIAGO DA SILVA ALEXANDRE
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Data: Dec 12, 2023
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Objective: Our project aimed to 1) investigate the influence of knee, ankle and hip muscle strength and power on the rate of falls in community-dwelling elderly people, 2) investigate the accuracy of gait speed and the five-time chair lift test for predict future falls and 3) investigate whether there is any evidence of dose-response resistance training to improve functional performance and reduce the rate of falls in frail and pre-frail elderly. Method: 1) this is a longitudinal observational study. An assessment of muscle strength and power of hip flexors, extensors, adductors and abductors, knee flexors and extensors and ankle plantarflexors and dorsiflexors was performed using an isokinetic dynamometer. The occurrence of falls was evaluated for 12 months through monthly telephone follow-up. To determine the association between the variables of muscle strength and power and the occurrence of falls, multivariate logistic regression analyzes were performed. 2) To investigate the accuracy of gait speed and the five-time chair lift test to predict future falls, ROC curves were performed. 3) To investigate whether there is any evidence of dose-response resistance training to improve functional performance and reduce the rate of falls in frail and pre-frail elderly people, a systematic review of the literature on the topic was performed.
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Thiago Oliveira Queiroz Nunes
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Lukács, social reproduction and the determinations of leisure in late capitalismo
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Advisor : EDSON MARCELO HUNGARO
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BRUNO ASSIS DE OLIVEIRA
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Bartolomeu Lins de Barros Junior
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EDSON MARCELO HUNGARO
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JONATAS MAIA DA COSTA
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RANIERI CARLI DE OLIVEIRA
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Data: Dec 15, 2023
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This thesis proposes a structured investigation based on the complex of social reproduction, presented by Gyorgy Lukács in his mature text entitled the Ontology of the Social Being II, insofar as he offers us elements that help us understand not only contemporary capitalism, as the very dynamics of its partial social complexes, such as leisure. From this pillar, the study, with a historical-dialectical materialist theoretical tone and constituted according to a qualitative approach based on bibliographical and documentary research, extends to the examination of capitalism in its imperialist and late stage, pointing out, especially, some of its aspects economic, social, political and ideological. Next, the research deals with the concepts of mode of production and social classes, to, based on these elements, as well as the perspective of social reproduction mentioned above, discuss leisure, historicizing it and identifying its determinations in the contemporary stage, which are expressed, by way of example, in the hegemony of its commodity form and the fetishism that permeates it. In this part of the text, some introductory notes are presented on the emancipatory possibilities of leisure, the concreteness of what we could consider a context of full freedom and, finally, the differences between the leisure of times gone by in the history of humanity and contemporary leisure. Concluding the study, also according to Lukács, the alienation complex is discussed and some notes are made about its expression in the leisure complex.
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Valmir Arruda de Sousa Neto
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THE NEW PRODUCTION MORPHOLOGY IN THE FITNESS INDUSTRY: the platformization of work in Physical Education
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Advisor : EDSON MARCELO HUNGARO
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JOSÉ PEREIRA DE SOUSA SOBRINHO
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Bartolomeu Lins de Barros Junior
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EDSON MARCELO HUNGARO
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LINO CASTELLANI FILHO
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PEDRO FERNANDO AVALONE DE ATHAYDE
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Data: Dec 18, 2023
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The challenges that are posed to male and female workers on a daily basis to guarantee their objective conditions range from the ever-increasing demand for qualification, expanding the “metrics” for filling vacancies, creating a reserve army that submits to functions inferior to their qualifications and consequently receive less and less remuneration. In contemporary times, which presents a technological advance, work relations are reconfigured, workers have their subjectivities captured by the neoliberal discourse in an attempt to delegitimize salaried work, as a consequence we have the migration of several men and women to intermittent, flexible jobs , outsourced, governed by digital platforms that expand the forms of exploitation of this stratification of the working class. The advent of technology, which should serve, in theory, to reduce the working day and, consequently, increase free time, did not happen that way, it was just the opposite. The flexibility of work allowed for the expansion of labor exploitation, a process that was already underway and that uses a global pandemic to accelerate its methods. We have as an investigative object the work of the physical education teacher who is working in the “fitnnes industry”. Starting from the reflections presented so far, we highlight [1] the centrality of the work category for understanding the functioning of capitalist society; [2] the metamorphoses of labor relations from the advent of technology; [3] labor relations in the fitness industry as an object of analysis. Understanding the developments of these first reflections, we point to the exposition structure that we proposed to establish the following considerations [a] productive restructuring and its impacts on labor relations; [b] political relations with the world of work throughout the construction of democracy in Brazil; [c] transformations in the contemporary world and impacts on the world of work; [d] digital platforms and the not so new world of work; [and] the “new” working relationships for physical education teachers; [f] male and female workers and class organizations.
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KARENINA ARRAIS GUIDA MODESTO PRADO
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Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation: Comparison of carrier frequencies, burst durations, and duty cycles in evoked torque generation, sensory discomfort and muscle fatigue.
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Advisor : JOAO LUIZ QUAGLIOTI DURIGAN
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JOAO LUIZ QUAGLIOTI DURIGAN
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MARTIM FRANCISCO BOTTARO MARQUES
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BRUNO MANFREDINI BARONI
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DENIS CÉSAR LEITE VIEIRA
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IVO VIEIRA DE SOUSA NETO
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Data: Dec 19, 2023
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Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation (NMES) aims to generate muscle contractions to counteract atrophy and enhance performance. NMES has been utilized for over 40 years, demonstrating muscle strengthening benefits across diverse populations. Kilohertzfrequency currents are commonly employed in clinical practice for this purpose. However, the relationship between their physical parameters and stimulation efficiency, including torque generation, sensory discomfort, and muscle fatigue, remains unclear due to a lack of standardization. Studies suggest that lower carrier frequencies allow for increased torque generation, yet results vary across different frequencies. Duty cycles below 50% appear more favorable for torque enhancement and discomfort reduction. The impact of burst duration on torque, discomfort, and, particularly, muscle fatigue is still underexplored. The absence of standardization in NMES parameters may account for inconsistent findings regarding torque generation, discomfort, and muscle fatigue. Little is known about the influence of these parameters on metabolic demand during NMES, crucial for improving strength and muscle hypertrophy. This study aimed to understand the effects of carrier frequency, burst duration, and duty cycle on torque generation, discomfort, fatigue, and metabolic demand. It is anticipated that these results will contribute to optimizing NMES rehabilitation protocols, fostering more efficient therapeutic benefits and encouraging patient adherence to this form of therapy. Objectives Artigo 1: We investigated the effects of carrier frequency, burst duty cycles, and burst durations on evoked torque, perceived discomfort, and muscle fatigue. Artigo 2: Compare Aussie currents with 1000 Hz and Russian currents with 2500 Hz, hypothesizing lower frequencies and shorter duty cycles improve torque and efficiency without increased discomfort. Artigo 3: Investigated the effects of four different NMES protocols applied to the triceps surae muscle on maximum evoked torque, fatigue muscle, efficiency, sensory discomfort and spinal excitability. Methods: Artigo 1: A search across eight data sources by two independent reviewers led to the selection of 13 peer-reviewed studies following the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses guidelines, and they were assessed using the PEDro scale to evaluate the methodological quality of the studies. Artigo 2: Using a cross-over design, kHz frequency alternating currents (KFAC) with 1 kHz (10% and 20% of duty cycle) and 2.5 kHz, (10% and 20% of duty cycle) were randomly applied on triceps surae of healthy participants with a minimum of seven days between sessions. The NMES-evoked torque, NMES-efficiency, NMES-intensity, and NMES-discomfort were measured in maximum and submaximum conditions. Statistics were conducted using a two-way mixed-model ANOVA with repeated measures [two levels: currents (Aussie and Russa) X duty cycle (10% and 20%)], followed by Tukey post-hoc. Artigo 3: A cross-over design, using a kHz frequency alternating currents (KFAC) with 1 kHz (10% and 20% of duty cycle) and 2.5 kHz, (10% and 20% of duty cycle) were randomly applied on triceps surae of healthy participants with a minimum of seven days between sessions. The maximum evoked torque (MEC), fatigue muscle (total TTI, decline of TTI, fatigue index and number of contraction), efficiency, sensory discomfort and spinal excitability were measured. Statistics were conducted using a two-way mixedmodel ANOVA with repeated measures [three levels: currents (aussie and russa) X duty cycle (10% and 20%) X time (pre and post] followed by Tukey post-hoc. Results: Artigo 1: Most studies showed that carrier frequencies up to 1 kHz elicited higher torque, while frequencies between 2.5 and 5 kHz resulted in lower perceived discomfort. Additionally, most studies indicated that shorter burst duty cycles (10% to 50%) induced higher evoked torque and lower perceived discomfort. Methodological quality scores ranged from 5 to 8 on the PEDro scale. Artigo 2: Forty-four participants (age 25.65 ± 6.55 years) were included. Aussie currents produced a higher evoked torque and efficiency in maximum and submaximum conditions. Duty cycle 20% produced a highest efficiency in submaximum conditions. Aussie currents presented a lower minimization of intensity usage in maximum and submaximum conditions. Duty cycle 20% presented lower minimization of intensity usage in submaximum condition. Aussie currents produced a higher discomfort in maximum condition, however, there was no difference in submaximal conditions. Artigo 3: Were included forty-four participants (age 25.65 ± 6.55 years). The Aussie current produced higher evoked torque and TTI values. Aussie currents showed a higher total sum for TTI with a lower decline in TTI and fatigue index. The Aussie current takes more contractions for a noticeable drop in torque generation. Only the soleus showed a decrease between pre and post assessments for RMS and FM. The gastrocnemius muscles showed a reduction between pre and post assessments for RMS and higher values for the 20% duty cycle for FM. The Aussie current demonstrated higher efficiency, regardless of pre and post assessments, as well as during fatigue. The Aussie current resulted in higher overall discomfort. Discomfort during fatigue is higher at the beginning of the protocol compared to the end. Conclusion: Article 1: We concluded that kilohertz-frequency alternating current generates greater evoked torque for carrier frequencies between 1 and 2.5 kHz and burst duty cycles below 50%. Lower perceived discomfort was generated using kilohertz-frequency alternating currents between 2.5 and 5 kHz and burst duty cycles below 50%. Article 2: The Aussie current demonstrates superior performance in eliciting higher evoked torque, enhanced efficiency, and reduced current amplitude when compared to the Russian current, irrespective of whether assessed under maximal or submaximal conditions. While the Australian current induces greater discomfort during maximal conditions, no significant disparity is observed when compared to the Russian current under submaximal conditions. Furthermore, a 20% duty cycle exhibits enhanced efficiency and utilizes lower current intensity in submaximal conditions. Article 3: The Aussie current presented superior performance in evoked torque generation and muscular efficiency. Regarding muscle fatigue, the Aussie current appears to induce less muscular fatigue compared to the Russian current, with 10% duty cycles resulting in higher fatigue. Although the Aussie current is more uncomfortable in terms of total discomfort, there is no significant difference in discomfort between the currents during the fatigue protocol, except that discomfort decreases over time.
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Vitor Hungaro
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A Sociology of Sport and its development in Brazil: trends and absences.
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Advisor : FERNANDO MASCARENHAS ALVES
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FERNANDO MASCARENHAS ALVES
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JONATAS MAIA DA COSTA
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PEDRO FERNANDO AVALONE DE ATHAYDE
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ROBERTO LIÁO JÚNIOR
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WILSON LUIZ LINO DE SOUSA
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Data: Dec 19, 2023
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The present study seeks to answer the following question: How was the development of the Sociology of Sport in Brazil, seeking to grasp its outline, its genesis and development. To do so, at first proposes to establish an analysis of how the Sociology of Sport is, or the development of criticism of sport, having as point of inflection the project of "intention of rupture" in the 1980s by the nascent Progressive Renewal Movement of physical education in Brazil. It was necessary to situate the onto-historical genesis and the development of Sociology; to point out the emergence and institutionalization of Sociology of Sport, apprehending its historical movement; In a second moment, from the Directory of Research Groups in Brazil (DGP)We undertake a mapping of academic production (from doctoral theses), regarding criticism of sport in Brazil, identification and categorization of the main theoretical matrices that underlie these criticisms. Finally, in a last movement, we seek to point out, what are the trends present contemporaneously in the studies on sport in Brazil, as well as, the identification of the absence in the debate, of certain theoretical authors that represent it.
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