ResumoO presente estudo objetivou verificar o efeito de 12 semanas de treinamento aeróbio em jejum sobre o emagrecimento, sendo realizado entre outubro de 2014 e março de 2015 na Faculdade Pitágoras da cidade de Betim/MG. A amostra constituiu de 33 mulheres sedentárias, sem doenças metabólicas. Inicialmente as voluntárias foram submetidas à avaliações da capacidade aeróbica (Balke-Ware) e composição corporal, sendo registrada a massa corporal total (MCT), massa muscular, massa gorda (MG) e percentual de gordura corporal (PGC), por meio de bioimpedância tetrapolar. Em seguida, as voluntárias foram divididas randomicamente em três grupos, que realizaram treinamento aeróbio em esteira elétrica. Um dos grupos realizou o treinamento em jejum (GJ) no período pós-absortivo, com baixa intensidade (50% da frequência cardíaca de reserva), enquanto que outro grupo realizou o mesmo treinamento, mas em estado alimentado (GA). O terceiro grupo percorreu as mesmas distâncias dos outros grupos, mas com elevada intensidade (GEI) (70% da FC de reserva), no estado alimentado. Para comparar a composição corporal e capacidade aeróbica antes e após o treinamento foi utilizado o teste t pareado, enquanto que para comparar a variação percentual da MCT e do PGC dos grupos foi utilizado o teste ANOVA one-way. Os AbstractThis study aimed to verify 12 weeks of aerobic training effect on fasting weight loss performed between October 2014 and March 2015 at Pitágoras a city in Betim/MG. The sample was 33 sedentary women without metabolic diseases. Initially the volunteers were submitted to aerobic capacity test (Balke-Ware) and body composition evaluation. It was recorded the total body mass (TBM), muscle mass (MM), fat mass (FM) and percentage of body fat (PBF) by tetrapolar bioimpedance. Then the volunteers were randomly divided into three groups, who performed aerobic training in a treadmill. One group performed the training in fasting (FT) in the post-absorptive period, with low intensity (50% of the heart rate reserve), while another group performed the same training, but in fed state (PT). The third group ran the same distance from the other groups, but with higher intensity (HIT) (70% of the heart rate reserve) in fed state. To compare body composition and aerobic capacity before and after training it was used the paired t test, while to compare the percentage change of MCT and the PGC between groups it was used the ANOVA one-way test. The results showed that the aerobic capacity increased in all groups, but the increase was greater in the HIT. Further, the HIT presented a significant reduction in FM and PBF, while the FT and PT groups showed no significant changes in body composition. No significant differences were found between the groups in relation to variation of PGC and PBF. It was concluded that fasted aerobic training has no additional effect on weight loss.
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