Corporeidade, esporte e identidade masculina

Gastaldo, Édison; Braga, Adriana

doi:10.1590/s0104-026x2011000300012

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“…The models of the female and male body to which athletes have been exposed since an early age when they started training, build their identity, and accompany them throughout life and sports careers, influencing their selfesteem 2,33 and their food practices 14 . For instance, in a study with German children (7-12 years old), the concern with weight was already present and girls were more concerned with weight and shape than boys, especially those involved in aesthetics sports 34 .…”

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Understanding food choices and eating practices of Brazilian and Spanish athletes in aesthetics and weight class sports

Juzwiak

2021

Motriz: rev. educ. fis.

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This study aimed at understanding determinants of food choices and eating practices of aesthetics and weight class athletes from two countries. Methods: In this qualitative study, through recorded in-depth individual and focal group interviews, gymnasts (n = 16) and martial arts (n = 18) athletes from Brazil and Spain reported their eating practices. Transcripts were analyzed through the Content Analysis method. Results: The main determinants of athletes' eating practices were the quest for a specific body in line with each sports' discipline and cultural food aspects. The everyday eating practices respected the country of origin's food culture; however, some practices, especially aiming at weight loss were similar in both countries and related to the sports discipline. Female Brazilian aesthetics athletes were particularly worried about achieving a thinner body. Martial arts athletes from both countries reported adopting fast weight loss strategies presently or at some point in their sports trajectory. Internal and external pressure to lose weight was a constant factor, especially amongst Brazilians. Conclusions: There is a specific body culture in each sport discipline, which extends beyond country borders. The idealized bodies athletes seek are constructed socially according to their sports. This confers them an identity and promotes beliefs and meanings to foodways. The sportsrelated eating practices which superimposed national foodways were similar in both countries, suggesting a group identity process, and the existence of a "sports discipline's food culture". Understanding athletes' determinants of food choices and eating practices provide insights to address the gap between nutritional recommendations and eating practices.

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Understanding food choices and eating practices of Brazilian and Spanish athletes in aesthetics and weight class sports

Juzwiak

2021

Motriz: rev. educ. fis.

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“…Um aliado das academias de lutas é o avanço e popularização de eventos relacionados a lutas, como o UFC, que incitam os indivíduos (principalmente do sexo masculino) a aderirem a esta modalidade. Outro ponto importante é que as lutas representam para o sexo masculino uma oportunidade de demonstrar sua honra e virilidade, sendo um conteúdo intrínseco de construção da identidade e masculinidade (Gastaldo & Braga, 2011).…”

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Satisfação de Clientes em Serviços de Educação Física Supervisionada na Região de Curitiba, Brasil: Aplicação do QSCSEF

2015

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ARTIGO ORIGINAL | ORIGINAL ARTICLE RESUMO ABSTRACTThis study aimed to assess the client satisfaction with supervised services in physical education in Curitiba Metropolitan Region. A descriptive exploratory study with 921 subjects, 436 males and 485 females, with a mean age of 26.9 ± 9.4 years was conducted. The research instrument used was the Client Satisfaction Questionnaire in Physical Education Services. As main results, it was found that among the evaluated services, fitness gyms were found to be the most used service (61.9%), dance academies had higher quality and satisfaction and the average time of use of services was 25.2 ± 33.1 months, being the team sports schools those with the highest averages. It was concluded that the bodybuilding gyms have been characterized as the most used service academies, yoga/pilates academies presented the highest percentage of problems reported and dance academies achieved the highest quality of service and customer satisfaction.

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“…A depender das interações e situações sociais, ora eu era taxado de ser "o cara", ora "o boiola", durante os contatos face a face. "O cara" é uma expressão usada para valorizar o homem relação aos demais (Gastaldo;Braga, 2011), o que ocorria quando comentavam que eu estava ali apenas para "paquerar" ou quando souberam que dada mulher havia "me dado mole". Por outro lado, eu era visto como "boiola" quando, por exemplo, eu ficava conversando com o público feminino por muito tempo, mas que "não pegava ninguém".…”

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Rituais de iniciação à dor entre homens na musculação: etnografia de uma academia de ginástica

Silva

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2019

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Resumo Compreender determinados grupos sociais por meio da lógica dos rituais revela, em parte, o pensar, o agir e o sentir dos sujeitos em dado contexto socioeconômico e cultural. Assim, objetiva-se analisar e discutir de que formas as masculinidades são exercidas na musculação, considerando os rituais de iniciação à dor nas práticas corporais. Pautado pela perspectiva antropológica do interacionismo simbólico, este trabalho etnográfico realizou-se numa academia de pequeno porte localizada num bairro de baixo poder aquisitivo da zona oeste do Rio de Janeiro durante um ano. Os dados indicaram que a pluralidade e a dinâmica da construção identitária entre homens determinam como a diversidade de masculinidades interfere nos modos de conceber ou cuidar do corpo, assim como no engajamento nos exercícios físicos. Esses elementos empíricos contribuem para pensar não somente na intervenção de professores de Educação Física, como também nas práticas de outros profissionais de saúde com seus públicos masculinos.

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Corporeidade, esporte e identidade masculina

Cited by 6 publications

References 4 publications

Understanding food choices and eating practices of Brazilian and Spanish athletes in aesthetics and weight class sports

Understanding food choices and eating practices of Brazilian and Spanish athletes in aesthetics and weight class sports

Satisfação de Clientes em Serviços de Educação Física Supervisionada na Região de Curitiba, Brasil: Aplicação do QSCSEF

Rituais de iniciação à dor entre homens na musculação: etnografia de uma academia de ginástica

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