2011
DOI: 10.1590/s0100-879x2011007500086
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Time motion analysis of football (soccer) referees during official matches in relation to the type of fluid consumed

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“…En varios estudios [6][7][8]10,17,18 se muestra que los jugadores no fueron capaces de reemplazar las pérdidas de agua por sudoración mediante la ingesta de agua ad libitum, como en el presente ensayo, mientras que otro estudio 24 obtuvo que una ingesta de líquido previamente prescrita se tradujo en una mayor ingesta por parte de los jugadores. Por lo que la prescripción de una ingesta determinada podría llegar a conseguir una mayor ingestión de agua y así disminuir la tasa de deshidratación durante la práctica deportiva.…”
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“…En varios estudios [6][7][8]10,17,18 se muestra que los jugadores no fueron capaces de reemplazar las pérdidas de agua por sudoración mediante la ingesta de agua ad libitum, como en el presente ensayo, mientras que otro estudio 24 obtuvo que una ingesta de líquido previamente prescrita se tradujo en una mayor ingesta por parte de los jugadores. Por lo que la prescripción de una ingesta determinada podría llegar a conseguir una mayor ingestión de agua y así disminuir la tasa de deshidratación durante la práctica deportiva.…”
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“…En cuanto a la variación del porcentaje del peso inicial respecto al final, se obtiene una variación menor (0,63%) respectos a estudios anteriores 10,11,17,18,24 . Uno de los factores que pudo haber contribuido a esta menor variación pudo ser la pauta de ingesta de una cantidad de fluido previo al entrenamiento, aunque se necesitan más investigaciones para corroborar esta relación.…”
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“…A motor action which presents speed higher than the dislocation as walking, but shorter than dislocation as trotting, is the dislocation backwards When the time of these three motors actions are summed up (walking, trotting and backwards), it is (20) English League 1st Division 778 (31-48) 11.534 ± 748 Weston et al (21) Italian Championship 6th and 7th Divisions 20 22.6 ± 2.4 11.394 ± 697 Ardigò (22) World Cup Under-17 12 33.4 ± 3.8 11.059 ± 935 Malloet al (8) English League1st Division 254 40.1 ± 4.9 11.622 ± 739 Weston et al (23) Paraná State Championship -34.4 ± 4 9.131 ± 256 Da Silva et al (24) São Paulo State Championship -27.3 ± 4.7 10.034 ± 841 Da Silva et al (24) Paraná State Championship A Series 13 38 ± 1.1 9.189 ± 125 Da Silva et al (25) English League 1.269 (22-49) 11.770 ± 808 Weston et al (26) verified that referees remain from 60 to 90% of the total time of the game using them (4,5,11,13,15) . According to Johnston and McNaughton (13) and Rebelo et al (5) , the referees spend more than 60% of the time of the game in lowintensity physical activities; that is to say, walking, trotting and in dislocation backwards.…”
Section: Motor Actions Of the Soccer Refereesmentioning
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“…Referees and players possess different types of group due to difference in their responsibilities during a match that requires specific physical and psychological attributes (Da Silva et al, 2011). After time has passed, the number of distance that is covered by a referee in a single match of football have steadily increased proving that this population must obtain a considerably different physical conditioning program in order to suit their match fitness.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recently, several researches had investigated soccer referees on how they moved and how much they ran during match (Da Silva et al, 2011). These by thorough analysis of using digital technology such as software and hardware make the soccer match analysis are practical and viable for practitioners and researchers respectively (Liebermann et al, 2002).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%