EDUCAÇÃO FÍSICA Esporte e Qualidade de Vida XXI Simpósio de Educação Física e Desporto do Sul do Brasil coletânea: artigos

Antunes, Alfredo Cesar; Freitas, Miguel Archanjo de

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“…27 Thus, it should not neglect the question of the injuries of young dancers who are usually self-induced with the extreme pursuit of external rotation. 24 In a study performed by Grego et al 27 to point out the main dance injuries with 122 dancers in the age group of 8 to 30 years old in dance academies, the trend of increasing injuries over the years was observed: dancers of the age group of 8 to 11 years presented 4.2 injuries per person, while those of 18 or more, 8.17; i.e., almost twice as much evidencing the time spent in training. It was also observed that the main injuries occurred in the lower limbs (97.48%).…”

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Introduction: Among the various possible movements in the hip joint one of them is the external rotation of the femur in the socket of the acetabulum. A high degree of range of motion is required for the perfection of classical ballet lines, and this is one of the principles outlined in the technique that is specifically described in the dancer's vocabulary: the en dehors' hip skill is an important fundamental physical attribute in classical ballet.Objective: to evaluate the degree of external and internal rotation of the hip region in classical dancers and to determine if they have a greater range of internal and external rotational movement in this region, compared to normality parameters in a control group.Method: 60 female volunteers aged 12 to 25 years, divided into two groups: A -group practitioners: 30 young people who practiced classical ballet for at least 2 years and B -control group: 30 young sedentary women. It was used to measure the degree of amplitude of the internal and external hip joint of groups A and B, a universal 360 degrees' goniometer, metallic, in a total circle.Results: According to the data collected, there was no significant difference between the groups, however we can observe angular differences in both groups. In the comparison between the degrees of external rotation of both lower limbs (LL), group A presented a mean of 34.6° in the lower right limb (LRL) and 32.8° in the lower left limb (LLL). While group B presented an average of 31.3° of rotation in LRL and 31.3° of rotation in LLL. In the internal hip rotation of both LL, group A presented an average of 36.6° in LRL and 41° in LLL. While group B, presented an average of 36° rotation in LRL and 37.4° rotation in LLL.

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“…14,22 On the other hand, there are authors who report that the internal rotation of the hip has its degree between 0 -30/60 degrees. 24 The Classic Ballet is characterized by the constant search for aesthetic movement's patterns, i.e., movements of great joint amplitude that go beyond the anatomical limits. 25 This theory, which is highlighted in the present study by the difference between the rotational degrees of the hip, since in both rotations (internal and external), the rotational averages were found to be smaller in nonpractitioners, from 3.3 degrees to Less than external rotation in LRL and 1.5 degrees less than external rotation in LLL, which can also be seen when comparing the internal rotational degree, being 0.6 degree less than internal rotation in LRL and 3.6 degrees less rotation in LLL, both compared to the dancers' averages of rotation (group A).…”

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Analysis of the Rotational Degree of Hip of Classic Dancers

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2017

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Introduction: Among the various possible movements in the hip joint one of them is the external rotation of the femur in the socket of the acetabulum. A high degree of range of motion is required for the perfection of classical ballet lines, and this is one of the principles outlined in the technique that is specifically described in the dancer's vocabulary: the en dehors' hip skill is an important fundamental physical attribute in classical ballet.Objective: to evaluate the degree of external and internal rotation of the hip region in classical dancers and to determine if they have a greater range of internal and external rotational movement in this region, compared to normality parameters in a control group.Method: 60 female volunteers aged 12 to 25 years, divided into two groups: A -group practitioners: 30 young people who practiced classical ballet for at least 2 years and B -control group: 30 young sedentary women. It was used to measure the degree of amplitude of the internal and external hip joint of groups A and B, a universal 360 degrees' goniometer, metallic, in a total circle.Results: According to the data collected, there was no significant difference between the groups, however we can observe angular differences in both groups. In the comparison between the degrees of external rotation of both lower limbs (LL), group A presented a mean of 34.6° in the lower right limb (LRL) and 32.8° in the lower left limb (LLL). While group B presented an average of 31.3° of rotation in LRL and 31.3° of rotation in LLL. In the internal hip rotation of both LL, group A presented an average of 36.6° in LRL and 41° in LLL. While group B, presented an average of 36° rotation in LRL and 37.4° rotation in LLL.

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Areninhas and Rede Cuca: Analysis of Popular Participation in Public Sports and Leisure Policies in the City of Fortaleza/Ceará-Brazil

2023

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The study's main objective was to analyze popular participation in public sports and leisure policies in the city of Fortaleza/CE from 2018 to 2019. The sample categorization had a quantitative of 108 people, stratified between managers (8) and community participants (100) of social projects in sports equipment belonging to and under the managerial responsibility of the Secretariat for Sports and Leisure (Secel) and Municipal Secretariat for Youth (SMJ). The equipment investigated was the Areninhas, under the responsibility of Secel, and the Cucas, under the responsibility of the SMJ. The applied methodology had as a guiding parameter a field study, with a predominantly quantitative-qualitative data collection approach, via descriptive, exploratory, and observation analysis of the managers' speeches of the community; and legal 1 Revista Intercontinental de Gestão Desportiva - ISSN 2237-3373 ARTIGO ORIGINAL https://doi.org/10.51995/2237-3373.v13i3e110064 documents. In light of the literature, the triangulation of inventoried sources was considered through the interpretation and description of the collected data, with the statistical interpretation of the variables tabulated and analyzed frequently, descriptive analysis, percentage, mean, and standard deviation by SPSS 2020. The results found point to a mistake, on the part of managers, in the interpretation of what democratic participation is in the decisions of these municipal departments and their equipment, which justifies the need for training actions to value and implement popular participation in the areas of Sport and Leisure and define strategies for decentralizing decision-making power, to enhance the success of actions and guarantee compliance with the precepts of the Constitution of the Federative Republic of Brazil ( Brasil, 1988), which provides for access to Sport and Leisure as a social right.

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