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O objetivo deste trabalho é verificar a aplicabilidade da Análise Fatorial - AF através do cruzamento das variáveis obtidas com os testes propostos por um protocolo de detecção de talento esportivo no futebol, antropometria, flexibilidade e força. Participaram da amostra 38 atletas da categoria sub-19 do Cuiabá Esporte Clube. A avaliação consistiu na aplicação do protocolo de testes iSports para detecção do talento esportivo, testes antropométricos (massa corporal, estatura, Índice de Massa Corporal - IMC, Relação Cintura e Quadril - RCQ), teste de flexibilidade (Sentar e Alcançar), teste de força manual (Hand Grip) e teste de impulsão vertical. Através da AF, 14 variáveis foram reorganizadas em 4 novos fatores levando em consideração suas comunalidades e variâncias. Este tipo de análise estatística multivariada se mostrou eficiente para o reagrupamento de dados e para a possibilidade de ser aplicada como uma ferramenta que contemplar a multidimensionalidade do talento esportivo.
Verify the applicability of Factor Analysis - FA by crossing the variables obtained with the tests proposed by a protocol for detecting talent, anthropometry, flexibility and strength. The sample included 38 under-19 athletes from Cuiabá Esporte Clube. The evaluation consisted of the application of the iSports test protocol to detect sports talent, anthropometric tests (weight, height, BMI, WHR), flexibility test (sit and reach), manual strength test (Hand Grip) and vertical impulsion test. Through PA, 14 variables were reorganized into 4 new factors taking into account their commonalities and variances. Each new factor presents correlations between 2 or more variables that were discussed later. This type of multivariate statistical analysis proved to be efficient for grouping of data and for the possibility of being applied as a tool that helps and seeks to contemplate the multidimensionality of the identification of sporting talents.
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The aim of this study was to investigate the effects generated by the methods of training in women with fibromyalgia. Two methods were applied--aerobic training (TA) and circuit training (T(CIRC))--and their effects were compared on the quality of life of patients through diagnostic tests for fibromyalgia (questionnaire on the impact of fibromyalgia, visual scale of pain), development of aerobic capacity (test time, VO2max, and HRmax), and strength (15RM test). With the analysis performed in the pre- and post-training periods, it was found that in diagnosis of fibromyalgia the T(CIRC) had a greater development than the T(A) when pre- and post-test evolution were compared. In 6 weeks, however, the TA had better results than the T(CIRC) in aerobic capacity, considering the duration of the training period. In the variable strength development, as expected, the T(CIRC) showed a higher evolution. Thus, it was concluded that circuit training can be an alternative form of treatment of fibromyalgia.
