cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20012080
title: How tactical behavior efficiency and birthdate affect performance of soccer players?

description: The aim of this study was to investigate how tactical behavior efficiency and birthdate affect the tactical performance of soccer players. The sample comprised 6640 tactical actions performed by 108 players of U-15. FUT-SAT was used to collect and analyze data. Birthdate was obtained through identity card or birth certificate. It was used descriptive analysis, Multinomial Logistic Regression (p &lt; 0.05) and Cohen's Kappa tests. For statistical analysis, SPSS software was used. It was found positive associations between tactical behavior efficiency and tactical performance for the tactical principles "offensive coverage", "offensive unity", "defensive coverage", "balance" and "defensive unity". It was also observed positive associations between birthdate and Defensive Tactical Performance Index for players who were born within the second quartile. It is concluded that for this sample, tactical behavior efficiency and birthdate influenced tactical performance.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20012080.v1
title: How tactical behavior efficiency and birthdate affect performance of soccer players?

description: The aim of this study was to investigate how tactical behavior efficiency and birthdate affect the tactical performance of soccer players. The sample comprised 6640 tactical actions performed by 108 players of U-15. FUT-SAT was used to collect and analyze data. Birthdate was obtained through identity card or birth certificate. It was used descriptive analysis, Multinomial Logistic Regression (p &lt; 0.05) and Cohen's Kappa tests. For statistical analysis, SPSS software was used. It was found positive associations between tactical behavior efficiency and tactical performance for the tactical principles "offensive coverage", "offensive unity", "defensive coverage", "balance" and "defensive unity". It was also observed positive associations between birthdate and Defensive Tactical Performance Index for players who were born within the second quartile. It is concluded that for this sample, tactical behavior efficiency and birthdate influenced tactical performance.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20012081.v1
title: Employability and continued education of graduates from graduation courses on Physical Education

description: AbstractThe aim of the study was to analyze aspects of employability and prospects for continued education of graduates from the bachelor and degree courses on Physical Education from Federal University of Santa Catarina. The participants were 63 graduates (34 bachelors and 29 licensees) graduated between the second semester of 2009 and the second semester of 2010, who answered the questions from an online questionnaire especially constructed and validated for the study, which sought information regarding their employability and prospects of continued education. In general, it was observed that most of the graduates was working in the professional area of interest, mainly in private institutions. The lack of working experience and the low payment offered by the workplaces were considered the main barriers to employability. On the other hand, were perceived as facilitators of this process the range of intervention options available to the professional of Physical Education, as well as the knowledge acquired during the initial education. The monthly remuneration of the most employed graduates was up to three minimum wages. It was the interest of graduates from both courses performing activities of continued education on Physical Education, with common highlight to specialization and / or master's courses on the areas of physical activity related to health promotion. The found evidence may provide indicators of the effectiveness of curricular changes made in undergraduate courses on Physical Education from UFSC, as well as contribute to the continuous improvement of the initial education offered to the students.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20012081
title: Employability and continued education of graduates from graduation courses on Physical Education

description: AbstractThe aim of the study was to analyze aspects of employability and prospects for continued education of graduates from the bachelor and degree courses on Physical Education from Federal University of Santa Catarina. The participants were 63 graduates (34 bachelors and 29 licensees) graduated between the second semester of 2009 and the second semester of 2010, who answered the questions from an online questionnaire especially constructed and validated for the study, which sought information regarding their employability and prospects of continued education. In general, it was observed that most of the graduates was working in the professional area of interest, mainly in private institutions. The lack of working experience and the low payment offered by the workplaces were considered the main barriers to employability. On the other hand, were perceived as facilitators of this process the range of intervention options available to the professional of Physical Education, as well as the knowledge acquired during the initial education. The monthly remuneration of the most employed graduates was up to three minimum wages. It was the interest of graduates from both courses performing activities of continued education on Physical Education, with common highlight to specialization and / or master's courses on the areas of physical activity related to health promotion. The found evidence may provide indicators of the effectiveness of curricular changes made in undergraduate courses on Physical Education from UFSC, as well as contribute to the continuous improvement of the initial education offered to the students.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20012084.v1
title: The effect of systematic sports activities on the motor development of children from seven to 10 years

description: AbstractIt is recognized that systematic physical activities cause changes in many aspects of children's development. Thus, the present study aimed to verify the impact of programmed sports activities, classical ballet and futsal, on indicators of global motor function and balance in children. The sample consisted of 160 children between 7 and 10 years of age. Eighty school children of both sexes were selected, characterized by the exclusive practice of school Physical Education. The programmed sports groups were composed of 40 female children, classical ballet practitioners, and 40 males who participated in futsal, characterizing the systematized practice group. The Motor Development Scale MDS was applied to assess global motor function and balance. In addition, the habitual physical activity questionnaire was used to calculate energy expenditure. Data distribution was verified using the Shapiro-Wilk's test and then were applied non-parametric tests of the Kruskall-Wallis test with post hoc Mann-Whitney U, Wilcoxon and Chi-Square Pearson tests. The significance level was set at 5% (p ≤ 0.05). Significant results were found in the systematized practice groups, with indices classified as superior and higher percentage for Motor Age of Global Motricity (MAGM) and Motor Age of Balance (MAB), when compared to chronological age (CA). In conclusion the children who practiced programmed sports activities demonstrated superiority in the tests when compared to the control group, where more than 65% were classified as normal.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20012084
title: The effect of systematic sports activities on the motor development of children from seven to 10 years

description: AbstractIt is recognized that systematic physical activities cause changes in many aspects of children's development. Thus, the present study aimed to verify the impact of programmed sports activities, classical ballet and futsal, on indicators of global motor function and balance in children. The sample consisted of 160 children between 7 and 10 years of age. Eighty school children of both sexes were selected, characterized by the exclusive practice of school Physical Education. The programmed sports groups were composed of 40 female children, classical ballet practitioners, and 40 males who participated in futsal, characterizing the systematized practice group. The Motor Development Scale MDS was applied to assess global motor function and balance. In addition, the habitual physical activity questionnaire was used to calculate energy expenditure. Data distribution was verified using the Shapiro-Wilk's test and then were applied non-parametric tests of the Kruskall-Wallis test with post hoc Mann-Whitney U, Wilcoxon and Chi-Square Pearson tests. The significance level was set at 5% (p ≤ 0.05). Significant results were found in the systematized practice groups, with indices classified as superior and higher percentage for Motor Age of Global Motricity (MAGM) and Motor Age of Balance (MAB), when compared to chronological age (CA). In conclusion the children who practiced programmed sports activities demonstrated superiority in the tests when compared to the control group, where more than 65% were classified as normal.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20012086.v1
title: The Olympic and Paralympic Games Rio 2016: proposals for educational, participation and elite sport

description: AbstractThe goal of this study was to identify the promises for sport development in Brazil based on the Candidature File for Rio de Janeiro to Host the 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games and the Legacy Notebooks Rio 2016. The research was documental and qualitative. We selected proposals for sport of the Candidature File and Legacy Books that are identified as a result of the Olympic Games. For each promise we identified: 1) dimension of sport (educational, participation and elite); 2) range level; 3) target public; and 4) budget. We concluded that elite sport will be privileged and that there is a lack of proposals for broad dissemination of sport. Most proposals are restricted to the city of Rio de Janeiro and to the pre-Games period. Educational sport is not significantly contemplated compared to the other dimensions of sport, which contradicts the National Sport Policy and the 1988 Brazilian Federal Constitution. More studies are needed to help directing actions in order to ensure sport for all as a legal right of all Brazilian citizens.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20012086
title: The Olympic and Paralympic Games Rio 2016: proposals for educational, participation and elite sport

description: AbstractThe goal of this study was to identify the promises for sport development in Brazil based on the Candidature File for Rio de Janeiro to Host the 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games and the Legacy Notebooks Rio 2016. The research was documental and qualitative. We selected proposals for sport of the Candidature File and Legacy Books that are identified as a result of the Olympic Games. For each promise we identified: 1) dimension of sport (educational, participation and elite); 2) range level; 3) target public; and 4) budget. We concluded that elite sport will be privileged and that there is a lack of proposals for broad dissemination of sport. Most proposals are restricted to the city of Rio de Janeiro and to the pre-Games period. Educational sport is not significantly contemplated compared to the other dimensions of sport, which contradicts the National Sport Policy and the 1988 Brazilian Federal Constitution. More studies are needed to help directing actions in order to ensure sport for all as a legal right of all Brazilian citizens.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20012087
title: Inclusion of blood lactate O2 equivalent in the VO2-intensity regression at level and 10.5% grade running

description: Abstract This study aimed to analyze the influence of adding blood lactate ([La-]) energy equivalent (Eq) to the VO2 measurements during running exercise at different grades (0% and 10.5%) in order to estimate energy cost of running. Thirteen male highly-trained middle- and long-distance runners (age 28.1 ± 4.2 years; stature 1.75 ± 0.07 m; body mass 65.2 ± 4.9 kg; and maximal oxygen uptake 70.3 ± 4.9 ml∙kg-1 ∙min-1 ) volunteered after medical approval and performed two treadmill tests (0% and 10.5% grade) which included several bouts at a constant speed. Individual VO2-speed regressions were determined for each subject and alternative regressions were established by adding an energy equivalent of 3 ml O2 Eq∙kg-1 ∙mM [La-] to the mean VO2 values. No significant interaction between [La-] O2 equivalent inclusion and grade running was found. Results of within-subjects ANOVAs indicated a significant effect of [La-] inclusion in the regression slope and in the estimated energy cost of running at both level and grade running. However, the obtained effect sizes suggest that this effect is considerably higher at level compared with grade running. These findings indicate that the inclusion of [La-] measurements in VO2-intensity regression estimates at sub maximal running should be considered when testing highly trained runners on the treadmill.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20012089
title: Intensity and fatigue assessment of technical-tactical training caused in u-20 soccer players

description: Abstract Since the current soccer calendar does not provide a timely fashion for proper recovery of athletes, fatigue and recovery have been extensively studied by researchers. What led to the emergence of some instruments for the purpose of provide information and give support to the professionals seeking high performance. The aim of this study was to analyze the intensity of technical-tactical training and fatigue caused in U20 soccer players, through the performance in the lower limbs and session RPE. Players (n = 25) performed the countermovement vertical jump (CMJ) and horizontal (HJ), before and after a technical-tactical training session (TTT), with the intensity being measured by Borg Scale (CR 10). The CMJ did not show significant difference (p &gt; 0.05), whereas HJ was higher in the post-TTT compared to pre-TTT (p = 0.02). As for session RPE, 92% of players rated the intensity of the TTT as easy to moderate. The results of this study indicate that TTT low intensity does not compromise the power in testing vertical and horizontal jump. It is suggested that besides providing an operationalization of tactical patterns of collective behavior, TTT low intensity training can be used in regenerative or character moments in the sports calendar does not enable complete recovery of players.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20012089.v1
title: Intensity and fatigue assessment of technical-tactical training caused in u-20 soccer players

description: Abstract Since the current soccer calendar does not provide a timely fashion for proper recovery of athletes, fatigue and recovery have been extensively studied by researchers. What led to the emergence of some instruments for the purpose of provide information and give support to the professionals seeking high performance. The aim of this study was to analyze the intensity of technical-tactical training and fatigue caused in U20 soccer players, through the performance in the lower limbs and session RPE. Players (n = 25) performed the countermovement vertical jump (CMJ) and horizontal (HJ), before and after a technical-tactical training session (TTT), with the intensity being measured by Borg Scale (CR 10). The CMJ did not show significant difference (p &gt; 0.05), whereas HJ was higher in the post-TTT compared to pre-TTT (p = 0.02). As for session RPE, 92% of players rated the intensity of the TTT as easy to moderate. The results of this study indicate that TTT low intensity does not compromise the power in testing vertical and horizontal jump. It is suggested that besides providing an operationalization of tactical patterns of collective behavior, TTT low intensity training can be used in regenerative or character moments in the sports calendar does not enable complete recovery of players.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20012090
title: Dental trauma and mouthguard: knowledge and attitudes in Physical Education undergraduates

description: Abstract To evaluate the knowledge and attitudes in a group of Brazilian physical education undergraduate students, relative to dental trauma and use of mouthguard. A total of 373 undergraduates from three public universities of Rio de Janeiro were interviewed by means of a semi-structured standardised questionnaire. The data were tabulated and analyzed using the statistical program SPSS, 17.0. Frequency was performed and it was also applied the qui-quadrado (p &lt; 0.05) test, to establish a relation between variables of interest. Only 3.21% of the interviewees had been given information on dental trauma and use of mouth protector during their undergraduate course. With regard to their attitudes, only 19.83% responded correctly about how to act towards a tooth avulsion; 54.69% about how to manage the avulsed tooth, and 7.77% about how to transport the avulsed tooth. By comparing these attitudes in relation to the undergraduate period (before or after the 5th semester), previous information and experience on dental trauma, it was observed no significant difference (p &gt; 0.05). With regard to prevention, 89.81% knew mouthguard although only 17.96% wore it during sport activities. The students were given no information during their undergraduation course, even though the curriculum has the discipline of first aid. The dentist are supposed to develop actions so that such knowledge meets the needs of the future physical education practitioners.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20012090.v1
title: Dental trauma and mouthguard: knowledge and attitudes in Physical Education undergraduates

description: Abstract To evaluate the knowledge and attitudes in a group of Brazilian physical education undergraduate students, relative to dental trauma and use of mouthguard. A total of 373 undergraduates from three public universities of Rio de Janeiro were interviewed by means of a semi-structured standardised questionnaire. The data were tabulated and analyzed using the statistical program SPSS, 17.0. Frequency was performed and it was also applied the qui-quadrado (p &lt; 0.05) test, to establish a relation between variables of interest. Only 3.21% of the interviewees had been given information on dental trauma and use of mouth protector during their undergraduate course. With regard to their attitudes, only 19.83% responded correctly about how to act towards a tooth avulsion; 54.69% about how to manage the avulsed tooth, and 7.77% about how to transport the avulsed tooth. By comparing these attitudes in relation to the undergraduate period (before or after the 5th semester), previous information and experience on dental trauma, it was observed no significant difference (p &gt; 0.05). With regard to prevention, 89.81% knew mouthguard although only 17.96% wore it during sport activities. The students were given no information during their undergraduation course, even though the curriculum has the discipline of first aid. The dentist are supposed to develop actions so that such knowledge meets the needs of the future physical education practitioners.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20012092
title: Biomechanical gait parameters in children with unilateral and bilateral clubfoot

description: Abstract A variety of congenital pediatric disorders have demonstrated that foot deformities interfere in locomotion ability. However, there are uncertainties about the mechanical effects of this deformity. Quantitative gait analysis allows the measurement and assessment of walking biomechanics, which facilitates the recommendation of treatment alternatives. The purpose of this investigation was to analyze gait parameters in unilateral and bilateral clubfoot children after operative therapy. Observational Original Scientific Article. The protocol consisted of self-selected speed gait investigation with parameter identification in vertical and antero-posterior ground reaction forces and ankle and knee angles. Non-parametric statistics tests were used in analysis of the results. Children with clubfoot showed larger imbalances in parameters with an emphasis towards the greatest differences occurring between unilateral clubfoot group and controls. For initial stance phase, we found higher first vertical force peak and knee and ankle angular alterations. For midstance, we observed more knee flexion and ankle dorsiflexion, and less vertical force. For propulsion phase, there were smaller values in antero-posterior force, second vertical force peak and plantarflexion. Unilateral clubfoot presents more imbalances in gait biomechanical parameters compared with bilateral clubfoot children. The alterations in gait parameters in this study help to understand the imbalances and provide information to understand the lower extremity movements during gait in clubfoot children.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20012092.v1
title: Biomechanical gait parameters in children with unilateral and bilateral clubfoot

description: Abstract A variety of congenital pediatric disorders have demonstrated that foot deformities interfere in locomotion ability. However, there are uncertainties about the mechanical effects of this deformity. Quantitative gait analysis allows the measurement and assessment of walking biomechanics, which facilitates the recommendation of treatment alternatives. The purpose of this investigation was to analyze gait parameters in unilateral and bilateral clubfoot children after operative therapy. Observational Original Scientific Article. The protocol consisted of self-selected speed gait investigation with parameter identification in vertical and antero-posterior ground reaction forces and ankle and knee angles. Non-parametric statistics tests were used in analysis of the results. Children with clubfoot showed larger imbalances in parameters with an emphasis towards the greatest differences occurring between unilateral clubfoot group and controls. For initial stance phase, we found higher first vertical force peak and knee and ankle angular alterations. For midstance, we observed more knee flexion and ankle dorsiflexion, and less vertical force. For propulsion phase, there were smaller values in antero-posterior force, second vertical force peak and plantarflexion. Unilateral clubfoot presents more imbalances in gait biomechanical parameters compared with bilateral clubfoot children. The alterations in gait parameters in this study help to understand the imbalances and provide information to understand the lower extremity movements during gait in clubfoot children.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.6609673
title: FisheyeDataset Labroom

description: FisheyeDataset Labroom
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.6609672
title: FisheyeDataset Labroom

description: FisheyeDataset Labroom