Revista Brasileira de Futsal e Futebol

171-179

Authors: Lucas Henrique Martins Oaks, Emerson Silami Garcia

Introduction: Due to the specific characteristics and variability of motor actions that occur during a football match, it becomes difficult to control training sessions, as well as create training and methodologies relevant to evaluation mode. Several authors claim these difficulties and also demonstrate that in the Brazilian yearly calendar time for preparation (preseason) is short, hindering the development of physical skills, techniques, tactics so that athletes can withstand the long period of competition in excellent levels of performance and without injury. Objective: To demonstrate the content and type of workout run by a professional football team during a season. Materials and methods: We used the average maximum heart frequency (HR) and adopted the classification of exercises according to Godik et al., (1996) for a sample made up of twenty-eight professional athletes. Results: The training load had a mean duration of 1994 ± 586 minutes and an average 79.40 ± 2.62 intensity HR. There was variation in the targeted time for the different types of training offered by Godik (1996). Conclusion: The intensity of high throughout season kept demonstrating the importance given to specific training. Key Words: Football, Periodization, Workload training.

187-197

Authors: Wallace de Assis Cruz, Tiago Volpi Braz

Football is a sport characterized as intermittent, short sprints and long runs of low intensity, which in its competitive season is performed several games and need a structure of periodization during the season. Thus, the aim of this study was to design a macrocycle at six weeks of preseason describing exercises and methods of football training, show the volume per session and microcycle. Study sample was composed of 24 athletes from Under 17 football team (67 ± 6,7 kg, 169,4 ± 36,2 cm, 16,3 ± 0,7 years, VO2max = 50,3 ± 3,0 ml.kg-min-1). In the structure of periodized training had total of 1483 minutes of general practice within this figure there was a predominance of technical and tactical drills followed by physical training (810 and 648 minutes, respectively). Besides the training character, presented the results of the means of training through the character of the training, which was used within the technical environment that characterizes games in tight spaces, already had the tactical means the predominance of individual tactical training simulations, sectoral and collective. Finally, the physical exercises were prevalent with weights. The model applies advocates training workouts wave, so training maximal strength, power and endurance in one microcycle. Key words: Pre-season training, Young football players, Periodization.

205-212

Authors: Marcos Felipe Marcon, Michel Angillo Saad

This descriptive and comparative study was conducted in order to identify and compare the style of decision making futsal and football coaches in the categories sub-11, sub-13 and sub-15. The study included six (6) coaches. 3 (three) Futsal coaches and each coach is in a different category, three (3) Football equally distributed into two clubs in the city of Chapecó (SC). The instrument for data collection was a questionnaire about decision making style of coach (QTDT), developed and validated by Guide (2009). All data were collected by the researcher, in the months of October and November 2012.The results indicate that, globally, futsal coaches are more competent in decision making as compared to football coaches. Moreover, futsal coaches outnumber football coaches in all dimensions than the questionnaire assesses. With regard to the dimensions of decision making, the futsal coaches are more competent in relation to metacognition about the context and prior knowledge about the context. Whereas football coaches were more skilled in dimensions conceptual models of context and strategies to manage uncertainty of context. It’s concluded that, when comparing the styles of decision making of futsal and football coaches in the categories sub-11, sub-13 and sub-15 in Chapecó (SC), the coaches of the modality of futsal were more efficient in decision making. Key words: Sports Training, Coach, Decision Making.

221-226

Authors: Pedro Sotero da Cunha Neto

Emerged the interest to relate Futsal and Football in order to identify if there is any influence of Futsal practice to develop technical and cognitive aspects in the formation of the Professional Football Athlete of Clube Atlético Paranaense. A research was conducted where 30 professional players with ages between 18 and 40 years old, these randomly chosen and having a contract with Atlético Paranaense, answered a survey containing seven questions. The analysis was performed using the Relative Frequency, percentage of the answers. We obtained the following results: 77% of the interviewed players used to regularly play Futsal, and 48% played for more than 5 years. The sub-11 and sub-13 categories had higher participation and the federated level, beyond the participation, presented a great influence on the athlete’s formation. According to interviewees, the pass and dribble/feint fundamentals were the most developed. They all believe that playing Futsal helps in the technical and intelligence development in the Football game, and practice in federated level is what influences the most. Of the interviewees, 57% believe that in Futsal it is necessary to think more than in Football, and 43% believe in the opposite. A great number of practitioners is a consequence of a large number of public courts and multisport gymnasium to practice Futsal. The practice of Futsal for a more than 5 years period helps in the skills development. In the federated level, mostly disputed by clubs, they seek to develop a training for a particular efficiency, and athletes with certain potential seek to practice Futsal at this same level. The Futsal and Football fundamentals are similar, and both sports require intelligence to play. The Futsal positively influences the formation of professional football players of Clube Atlético Paranaense. Key words: Football, Futsal, Forming atletas.

233-240

Authors: Ricelli Endrigo Ruppel da Rocha, Tarso Waltrick, Graciela D. Venera

The objective of the study was to assess the body composition, physical qualities and dermatoglyphic characteristics of brazilian female futsal athletes selection for game position. Fifteen futsal athletes from adult category, divided into 4 tactics positions (4 goalkeepers, 3 fixed defenders, 5 midfielders, 3 forwards) were evaluated to body mass, stature, % fat, aerobic power (VO2máx.), lower-limbs power and genetic predisposition (dermatoglyfic). The results showed that goalkeepers are taller if compared to midfielder and presented higher body mass when compared to fixed defenders. % fat, aerobic and lower-limbs power as well as genetic predisposition to resistance, speed resistance and coordination were similar among positions. The futsal athletes of the present study showed similar body composition, physical qualities and genetic predisposition characteristics in relation to futsal performance. Key words: Futsal. Body Composition. Physical Qualities. Genetic Predisposition.

248-259

Authors: Joaquim Maria Ferreira Antunes Neto, Bruna Bergo Nader, Caio Cesar Donadon, Daniela Cristina Sandy Turolle, Elaine Ribeiro

The dissemination of scientific methods has always been a great dilemmas in applied research. The information tend to be brief, since the consensus is that a sector of the scientific community share the same know-how. However, it is normal for early stage researchers in contact with methodological procedures as diverse area of Biochemistry of Exercise may have difficulties in understanding and implementation of specific analyzes. The objective of this paper is to present theoretical arguments about the importance of oxidative stress in the onset phase of overreaching (metabolic stress) in soccer, as well as detail the steps for analysis of important biomarkers of stress in this category. Key words: Oxidative stress, Soccer, Biochemical evaluation, Training, Biomarkers.