Tempo de reação de escolha de capoeiristas iniciantes e experientes

Monteiro, Adriana Diniz; Ennes, Fernando Carneiro Machado; Ugrinowitsch, Herbert; Vieira, Márcio Mário; Benda, Rodolfo Novellino

doi:10.1016/j.rbce.2015.08.005

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“…Capoeira is a cultural practice with Brazilian roots that combines several elements including dance, fighting, playing, and body rhythm 1,2 and has been widely practiced in Brazil and other countries 3 . Because of the diverse elements involved in its practice, capoeira is excellent at developing the physical and social abilities of its players [4][5][6] .…”

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Evaluation of the isokinetic muscle function, postural control and plantar pressure distribution in capoeira players: a cross-sectional study

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Muscle Ligaments and Tendons J

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Background: Capoeira is a cultural practice with Brazilian roots that combines several elements including dance, fighting and body rhythm. Because of the diverse elements involved in its practice, capoeira is excellent at developing the physical and social abilities of its players. The aim of this study was to compare the biomechanical profile of muscle strength, plantar pressure distribution, and postural balance between players and non-players of capoeira. Methods: We evaluated 51 subjects who were allocated into two groups: capoeira group and control group. Subjects were evaluated using a baropodometer (Diasu ®) and an isokinetic dynamometer (Biodex ®). Results: When comparing plantar pressure distribution between groups and limbs, there were significant differences in mean load of forefoot (p=0.008) and total load (p=0.001). There were no significant differences between groups and limbs in balance and muscle strength; however, a significant difference was found in quadriceps torque peak (p=0.001) and agonist/antagonist ratio (p=0.001) when comparing these variables between the groups. Conclusion: Capoeira players displayed a tendency to have an asymmetric profile in plantar pressure distribution. No difference was found in balance between groups. Despite the fact that capoeira players showed increased strength of the quadriceps muscle, their agonist/antagonist ratio was more asymmetrical than the control group. Level of evidence: IV.

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Evaluation of the isokinetic muscle function, postural control and plantar pressure distribution in capoeira players: a cross-sectional study

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“…Por exemplo, em termos socioculturais, enquanto Silva (2002) narrou a trajetória da capoeira desde seus primórdios até sua entrada na escola e na universidade, Dias (2000) escreveu sobre ela na cidade do Rio de Janeiro durante a Primeira República, e Assunção (2014) escreveu sobre o confronto entre os estilos moderno e tradicional de capoeira na atualidade; Silva e Heine (2008) levantaram possibilidades pedagógicas da capoeira e reforçaram a importância do seu caráter lúdico no processo de aprendizagem; e, em nível comportamental de análise, Anjos (2003) dedicou-se à organizar um glossário dos diversos movimentos e golpes presentes na capoeira, enquanto outros autores pesquisaram o equilíbrio de deficientes visuais praticantes de capoeira (MENEZES; MATOS, 2012), o tempo de reação de capoeiristas iniciantes e experientes (MONTEIRO et. al., 2015), a dinâmica de movimentos da capoeira (BATISTA; BRANDÃO, 2013;BRENNECKE;SERRÃO, 2005) e lesões e controle postural de capoeiristas (NETO et al, 2002;SIGNORETI;PAROLINA, 2009).…”

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