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Fliess-Douer, Osnat; Mason, Barry; Katz, Larry; So, Chi-hung Raymond

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“…Em modalidades para deficientes visuais as questões de percepção espacial e auditiva dinâmicas emergem como as fontes de reorganização do movimento 28 . Treinadores e pesquisadores das ciências dos esportes geralmente usam análise de desempenho para avaliar quatro principais determinantes de desempenho: as demandas físicas, psicológicas, técnicas e cognitivas do esporte 29 . Em nosso estudo identificamos que os pesquisadores tem direcionado as investigações para os aspectos técnicos, principalmente no basquete em cadeira de rodas [30][31][32] , rugby em cadeira de rodas 33,34 e goalball 35,36 .…”

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“…Nos esportes para PCDs, tecnologia e testes são utilizados como meio de aprimoramento do desempenho , tendo como foco os equipamentos utilizados pelos atletas para competir ou treinar 29 . Em nosso estudo, equipamentos como cadeiras de rodas personalizadas [81][82][83] , muletas canadenses 84 são exemplos de desenvolvimentos tecnológicos para esportes em cadeira de rodas e futebol para amputados.…”

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O estado da arte das pesquisas em esportes coletivos para pessoas com deficiência: uma revisão sistemática

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ResumoObjetivo: Revisar a produção científica a respeito de modalidades esportivas coletivas para pessoas com deficiência e sugerir direcionamentos para estudos futuros. Métodos: Estudos foram identificados a partir de busca sistemática em três bases de dados. A pesquisa foi limitada para os idiomas inglês e português, e a estudos publicados até janeiro de 2018. Os trabalhos foram sumarizados e analisados em relação a frequência absoluta e relativa em 13 áreas de concentração. Resultados: Foram incluídos no estudo o total 348 trabalhos após exclusão dos estudos duplicados e que não atenderam os critérios de inclusão. Basquete, Rugby em cadeira de rodas, Futebol para Amputados e Goalball foram os esportes coletivos que apresentaram a maior frequência de estudos após síntese qualitativa. Análise de desempenho esportivo, aspectos fisiológicos e psicológicos foram as principais áreas de concentração dos estudos. Conclusão: Concluímos que a literatura é escassa na investigação das modalidades Futebol de cinco, Futebol de sete, Futebol em cadeira de rodas e Handebol em cadeira de rodas. Sugerimos que pesquisadores avancem nos conhecimentos fisiológicos, de desempenho esportivo e de psicologia do esporte em todas modalidades investigadas, mas que também desenvolvam estudos relativos a saúde e qualidade vida, nutrição esportiva, fisioterapia, tecnologia no esporte, teste e avaliações e nos aspectos sociais do esporte adaptado.Palavras-Chave: paradesporto, paralímpico, atividade física adaptada. AbstractObjective: To review the scientific research regarding collective sports modalities for people with disabilities and to suggest directions for future studies. Methods: Studies were identified from a systematic search of three databases. The research was limited to the english and portugueselanguages, and published up to January 2018. The papers were summarized and analyzed in relation to absolute and relative frequency in 13 concentration areas. Results: A total of 348 studies were included in the study after exclusion from the duplicate studies and did not meet the inclusion criteria. Wheelchair basketball, wheelchair rugby, amputee soccer and goalball were the collective sports that presented the highest frequency of studies after qualitative synthesis. Sports performance analysis, physiological and psychological aspects were the main focus areas of the studies. Conclusion: We conclude that the literature is scarce in the investigation of sports Football 5-a-side, Football 7-a-side, power soccer and in wheelchair handball. We suggest that researchers advance their sports performance analysis, physiological, and sports psychology knowledge in all investigated sports, but also development studies related to health and quality of life, sports nutrition, physiotherapy, technology in sports, test and evaluations, and social aspects of sport adapted.

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O estado da arte das pesquisas em esportes coletivos para pessoas com deficiência: uma revisão sistemática

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“…However, this technology can only be used in a small area of observation and requires time and skill for the calibration procedures, thereby being mostly adopted in laboratories than in outdoor or in-field environments [ 9 ]. Video analysis and radio frequency tracking systems are also frequently used for movement analysis in sports, although less accurate and informative than stereophotogrammetric systems [ 10 , 11 ]. In the last decades, an increase in the application of wearable technologies in the sport field has been observed as they can be used with less restrictions compared to the above-mentioned technological tools [ 5 , 12 , 13 ].…”

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“…These technologies are adopted to measure different components of an athlete’s movement as well as to explore the relation between the athlete’s body and the sport equipment. Several relevant kinematic and kinetic parameters can be estimated with inertial sensors [ 5 , 12 , 13 ], while other characteristics of movement in space are measured by pedometers [ 14 ], GPS [ 11 , 14 ] and position data loggers [ 11 ]. The force output that is exerted through the athlete motion during the sport gesture can also be measured by different types of force sensors [ 11 , 13 ].…”

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“…Several relevant kinematic and kinetic parameters can be estimated with inertial sensors [ 5 , 12 , 13 ], while other characteristics of movement in space are measured by pedometers [ 14 ], GPS [ 11 , 14 ] and position data loggers [ 11 ]. The force output that is exerted through the athlete motion during the sport gesture can also be measured by different types of force sensors [ 11 , 13 ]. Further wearable sensors, such as heart rate sensors, wireless electromyography (EMG) devices and portable metabolimeters, allow to measure and track physiological parameters in many different conditions [ 13 , 15 , 16 ].…”

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Wearable Sensors in Sports for Persons with Disability: A Systematic Review

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Sten

Vendrame

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The interest and competitiveness in sports for persons with disabilities has increased significantly in the recent years, creating a demand for technological tools supporting practice. Wearable sensors offer non-invasive, portable and overall convenient ways to monitor sports practice. This systematic review aims at providing current evidence on the application of wearable sensors in sports for persons with disability. A search for articles published in English before May 2020 was performed on Scopus, Web-Of-Science, PubMed and EBSCO databases, searching titles, abstracts and keywords with a search string involving terms regarding wearable sensors, sports and disability. After full paper screening, 39 studies were included. Inertial and EMG sensors were the most commonly adopted wearable technologies, while wheelchair sports were the most investigated. Four main target applications of wearable sensors relevant to sports for people with disability were identified and discussed: athlete classification, injury prevention, performance characterization for training optimization and equipment customization. The collected evidence provides an overview on the application of wearable sensors in sports for persons with disability, providing useful indication for researchers, coaches and trainers. Several gaps in the different target applications are highlighted altogether with recommendation on future directions.

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Challenges and opportunities in wheelchair basketball classification– A Delphi study

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Koseff²,

Tweedy

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Journal of Sports Sciences

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The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) mandates Paralympic Sports to develop evidence-based classification systems that allocate athletes into 'classes' according to the impact of their impairment on sport-specific performance. In wheelchair-basketball, a panel of classifiers assesses athlete's performance through observation. One key barrier to evidence-based classification is the absence of defined eligible impairments, including clear guidelines on how to assess them and their impact on wheelchair basketball performance. This study aims to reach expert consensus on issues specific to wheelchair basketball that can benefit from evidence-based classification. It offers recommendations for refining the classification manual, thus improving adherence to the IPC classification code. A three-round Delphi study was conducted with 29 experts in wheelchair basketball. The experts agreed with the new definition for the aim of wheelchair basketball classification, which is in line with the IPC code. Cases identified as having the highest risk for disagreement between classifiers included classifying players with upper limb deficiency or with impaired coordination. The panel failed to agree on changing the classification procedures and on defining the eligible impairment list. This study identifies issues specific to wheelchair basketball classification to be addressed in future research. Additional discussions need to take place to promote further resolution.

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Sport and technology

Cited by 4 publications

References 23 publications

O estado da arte das pesquisas em esportes coletivos para pessoas com deficiência: uma revisão sistemática

O estado da arte das pesquisas em esportes coletivos para pessoas com deficiência: uma revisão sistemática

Wearable Sensors in Sports for Persons with Disability: A Systematic Review

Challenges and opportunities in wheelchair basketball classification– A Delphi study

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