A relação entre os saltos agachado e com contramovimento em jogadores de futsal é influenciada pelo estágio puberal
Por Augusto Ribeiro de Oliveira (Autor), Francisco Eduardo Lopes da silva (Autor), Poliane Dutra Alvares (Autor), Raphaela da Silva Sousa (Autor), Thiago Teixeira Mendes (Autor), Rogerio Araujo Costa (Autor), Cristiano Lino Monteiro de Barros (Autor), Jefferson Fernando Coelho Rodrigues Junior (Autor), Flávio de Oliveira Pires (Autor).
Em Rbff - Revista Brasileira de Futsal e Futebol v. 17, n 69, 2025.
Resumo
Os saltos, agachado (SA) e com contramovimento (SCM), são amplamente utilizados na avaliação e treinamento da força muscular dos membros inferiores de atletas de futsal e outras modalidades esportivas. Embora existam similaridades, esses saltos possuem características específicas. O objetivo deste estudo foi investigar a variância comum explicada entre o SA e o SCM em jovens atletas de futsal em diferentes estágios puberais. Participaram da amostra 76 atletas de futsal do sexo masculino, com idade entre 9 e 17 anos, divididos conforme o estágio puberal (26 pré-púberes, 25 púberes e 25 pós-púberes). Para a avaliação do estágio puberal foi utilizado o cálculo do pico de velocidade de crescimento (PVC). Foram avaliados os saltos padronizados SA e SCM. Para verificar a relação entre os saltos foi utilizada a análise de correlação de Pearson, com um nível de significância de p≤0,05. Os resultados revelaram correlações fortes e significativas entre o SA e SCM para os indivíduos pré-púberes (r = 0,89; p=< 0,01; R2 = 0,79) e pós-púberes (r = 0,60; p≤0,01; R2 = 0,36), e uma correlação moderada para os púberes (r = 0,35; p=0,09; R2 = 0,13). Estes resultados demonstram que a variância comum explicada entre os desempenhos no SA e no SCM é influenciada pelo estágio puberal em atletas de futsal.
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