Dynamic evaluation method of lower limbs joint alignment (MADAAMI) for dancers during the plié

Gontijo, Kaanda Nabilla Souza; Candotti, Cláudia Tarragô; Feijó, Grace dos Santos; Ribeiro, Laís Paixão; Loss, Jefferson Fagundes

doi:10.1016/j.rbce.2016.02.016

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“…Seven experts in health areas related to movement (physical education, physical therapy, dance and medicine) were invited to participate in the content validation 21,22 of the Body Image Scale. These evaluators received the Body Image Scale for evaluation, where they were asked to answer a validation questionnaire composed of three objective questions, referring to clarity, ease of understanding and instrument applicability, as well as the analysis of each image separately.…”

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Desenvolvimento de uma escala de imagem corporal para mulheres brasileiras

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Schmit

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Rev. Bras. Cineantropom. Desempenho Hum.

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-Body image is an important parameter of body satisfaction and needs to be evaluated with instruments developed and validated for a specific population. The aim of this study was to develop and validate a scale to assess body image in Brazilian women. A scale consisting of 11 silhouettes was prepared. Content validation was performed by seven experts from different health areas. To assess repeatability (two consecutive assessments) and reproducibility (reassessment after one week), an intentional sample stratified into four groups according to the characterization of Brazilian women regarding nutritional status was selected. Participants were 125 women aged 18-55 years and body mass index (BMI) between 18.5 and 38.6 kg/m2. The Kappa coefficient (k) was used to assess repeatability and reproducibility, considering the isolated responses of the current body, ideal body and the difference between them, assumed as satisfactory when k≥0.6. For all trials, α=0.05. During the content validation phase, the instrument developed was changed following the evaluators' suggestions and it was considered very suitable by six of seven evaluators. The Kappa coefficient was good in isolated issues and in the difference between them in both repeatability and reproducibility. The Body Image Scale was considered a valid content, with good repeatability and reproducibility. Considering the instrument as low cost and of rapid implementation/evaluation, it may be used to evaluate the body image of Brazilian women with BMI between 18.5 and 38.6 kg/m2, in different contexts.

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Desenvolvimento de uma escala de imagem corporal para mulheres brasileiras

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Silveira

Schmit

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“…The knees are intermediary joints located between the hips and the ankles and which present high musculoskeletal vulnerability, mainly due to where they are located, but also because they have limited movement amplitude regarding planes and axes, because of the stable congruence lack between their articular surfaces and because of the intrinsic muscle low amount that they possess. From a biomechanical point of view, during classical ballet steps-whichever ones-the knees will be protected during the maximum external rotation (turnout) when the hips positions and the feet are correct, without torsional compensations like those performed by the tibia, ankles and feet [49,50].…”

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The Motor Coordination Reasoning in Acting Dancer's Performance Improvement and Injury Prevention

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2018

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Many injuries that affect classical dancers are caused by compensations made to overcome anatomical limitations, which cause a proper coordination loss between the body segments. This lesions appearance, ultimately, results in people giving up on the practice even after different types of rehabilitation conventional treatments application. Given this reality, we argue for a physical therapy line focused on posture and movement re-education, based on Motor Coordination (MC), as described by Piret and Béziers, since we consider it has great potential not only to improve the dancers' performance, but to prevent and treat injuries. So our goal in this article is to express our opinion on how MC principles can contribute to the classical ballet teaching-learning-training process and to the dancer's preventive treatments and rehabilitation with regard to their lower limbs arrangement.

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“…Isto permite ao técnico, treinador ou professor avaliar seu método de ensino-aprendizagem e ou treinamento e mantêlo ou alterá-lo conforme as necessidades de sua equipe 4 . A literatura tem referenciado o uso das LDC e instrumentos semelhantes no judô 1 , voleibol 3 , dança 5 , pilates 6 e avaliação postural 7 .…”

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Desenvolvimento e validação de um método para avaliação da aprendizagem dos princípios do Pilates (MAAPPilates)

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Candotti

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Rev Bras Educ Fís Esporte

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Este estudo teve como objetivos: (i) desenvolver o Método de Avaliação da Aprendizagem dos Princípios do Pilates (MAAPPilates) com base nos estágios da aprendizagem motora (cognitivo, associativo e autônomo); (ii) verificar a validade de conteúdo do método; e (iii) avaliar a reprodutibilidade intra e inter-avaliador do método. Para a validação de conteúdo quatro experts receberam a planilha de avaliação de dois exercícios de Pilates (The Hundred e Roll Up) juntamente com um vídeo mostrando a execução dos exercícios. Para a avaliação de reprodutibilidade três avaliadoras analisaram, de forma independente e em dois momentos distintos com intervalo de sete dias entre eles, vídeos de 30 participantes executando os dois exercícios. Para avaliar a reprodutibilidade intra-avaliador foram utilizados os resultados da 1ª análise comparativamente a 2ª análise da mesma avaliadora, e para avaliar a reprodutibilidade inter-avaliador foram utilizados os resultados da 1ª análise das três avaliadoras. A análise estatística foi baseada no ICC (< 0,05). Depois de efetuadas as alterações solicitadas pelos experts, a versão final do instrumento foi considerada muito adequada quanto ao objetivo de avaliar a aprendizagem dos princípios do Pilates por meio dos estágios da aprendizagem motora, confirmando a validação de conteúdo. Os valores de ICC foram em média 0,792 e 0,664, confirmando a reprodutibilidade intra e inter-avaliador, respectivamente. Com base nos resultados obtidos, pode-se afirmar que o MAAPPilates é válido e reprodutível, podendo ser utilizado por diferentes avaliadores ou pelo mesmo avaliador em diferentes momentos, fornecendo informação confiável sobre qual o estágio da aprendizagem motora em que se encontra o praticante de Pilates, podendo auxiliar no processo de avaliação e no desenvolvimento e acompanhamento de um treinamento de Pilates.

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Dynamic evaluation method of lower limbs joint alignment (MADAAMI) for dancers during the plié

Cited by 10 publications

References 12 publications

Desenvolvimento de uma escala de imagem corporal para mulheres brasileiras

Desenvolvimento de uma escala de imagem corporal para mulheres brasileiras

The Motor Coordination Reasoning in Acting Dancer's Performance Improvement and Injury Prevention

Desenvolvimento e validação de um método para avaliação da aprendizagem dos princípios do Pilates (MAAPPilates)

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