Relación entre el rendimiento en el “30-15 intermittent fitness test” y los valores antropométricos de jugadores de fútbol amateur (3ª división).
Tesis Materias > Educación física y el deporte Universidad Europea del Atlántico > Docencia > Trabajos finales de Máster Cerrado Español La naturaleza del fútbol como deporte recae en la realización de esfuerzos de alta intensidad con periodos cortos de recuperación, es por ello que un test de esfuerzos intermitentes con un tiempo de recuperación corto tiene mucho sentido, tanto como herramienta evaluadora o como propio entrenamiento dentro de una sesión. El porcentaje de grasa de los jugadores de fútbol tiene relación directa con el rendimiento físico o con el riesgo de sufrir una lesión. Es por ello que el propósito de este estudio es mostrar la relación entre el rendimiento del test físico y la valoración antropométrica de los jugadores. Mediante unos criterios de inclusión bien marcados, se seleccionaron 18 jugadores de un equipo de fútbol de categoría amateur (3ª división) para la realización de un test 30-15 IFT y una valoración antropométrica para su posterior análisis.Este análisis nos mostró como los jugadores con un menor porcentaje de grasa logran alcanzar unos mejores resultados en el test de rendimiento físico, por lo que podemos relacionar un mayor rendimiento en el propio deporte, a un porcentaje de grasa reducido. Por otro lado, en cuanto a la demarcación, los jugadores en la demarcación de medio tienen un menor porcentaje graso, así como que los jugadores de edad avanzada tienen también un porcentaje de grasa reducido. Sin embargo, no se encontró relación alguna entre rendimiento en el test 30-15 IFT y la demarcación de los jugadores dentro del terreno de juego. metadata López Ateca, Óscar mail oscaratecapf@gmail.com (2022) Relación entre el rendimiento en el “30-15 intermittent fitness test” y los valores antropométricos de jugadores de fútbol amateur (3ª división). Masters thesis, SIN ESPECIFICAR.
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La naturaleza del fútbol como deporte recae en la realización de esfuerzos de alta intensidad con periodos cortos de recuperación, es por ello que un test de esfuerzos intermitentes con un tiempo de recuperación corto tiene mucho sentido, tanto como herramienta evaluadora o como propio entrenamiento dentro de una sesión. El porcentaje de grasa de los jugadores de fútbol tiene relación directa con el rendimiento físico o con el riesgo de sufrir una lesión. Es por ello que el propósito de este estudio es mostrar la relación entre el rendimiento del test físico y la valoración antropométrica de los jugadores. Mediante unos criterios de inclusión bien marcados, se seleccionaron 18 jugadores de un equipo de fútbol de categoría amateur (3ª división) para la realización de un test 30-15 IFT y una valoración antropométrica para su posterior análisis.Este análisis nos mostró como los jugadores con un menor porcentaje de grasa logran alcanzar unos mejores resultados en el test de rendimiento físico, por lo que podemos relacionar un mayor rendimiento en el propio deporte, a un porcentaje de grasa reducido. Por otro lado, en cuanto a la demarcación, los jugadores en la demarcación de medio tienen un menor porcentaje graso, así como que los jugadores de edad avanzada tienen también un porcentaje de grasa reducido. Sin embargo, no se encontró relación alguna entre rendimiento en el test 30-15 IFT y la demarcación de los jugadores dentro del terreno de juego.
| Tipo de Documento: | Tesis (Masters) |
|---|---|
| Palabras Clave: | Test 30-15 IFT, porcentaje de grasa, fútbol, rendimiento, valoración antropométrica. |
| Clasificación temática: | Materias > Educación física y el deporte |
| Divisiones: | Universidad Europea del Atlántico > Docencia > Trabajos finales de Máster |
| Depositado: | 10 Nov 2023 23:30 |
| Ultima Modificación: | 10 Nov 2023 23:30 |
| URI: | https://repositorio.uneatlantico.es/id/eprint/1901 |
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