Revista Iberoamericana de Ciencias de la Actividad Física y el Deporte

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Authors: Gallego Sánchez-Noriega, J.

This study aims to elucidate whether the relationship between the amount of physical activity, body composition and Quality of Life Health Related (HRQOL) in freshmen Degree in Early Childhood Education (n = 88). Subjects performed the SF-36 questionnaire on HRQOL and the International Physical Activity Questionnaire (IPAQ). The subjects were divided into three groups according to their Body Mass Index (BMI). The results show that there is no relationship between the amount of physical activity, body composition and HRQOL in this sample.

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Authors: Pinazo Hilario, A.; García-Revillo Muñoz, J.J. y Guerrero Calderón, A.

The purpose of our study is to work out about a program of hamstring injury prevention´s in young footballers in his infant stage (13-14 years), At the beginning, we performing a pretest for all subjects (4 groups) to have information to compare in the end, then we stablished different types of training hamstring ADM to returning to make a subsequent posttest beyond 10 weeks of training, to can compare which group have a better improvement and used it according to a specific training in football. To carry out our study we required 44 players in the junior class. The sample have been classified by group work in couple (n1 = 13), working in pairs + eccentric work (Hamstrings Nordics) (n2 = 10), SGA (n3 = 7) labor and SGA + eccentric work (Hamstrings Nordics) work (n4 = 14), each group belonging in a different team. As a results of this study, we have to hightlight that any type of training ADM will improve this quality, without significant differences between groups.