Revista Brasileira de Futsal e Futebol

232-238

Authors: Gustavo De Conti Teixeira Costa

This study aimed to examine the need for coordinative work for sports initiation. According to the analyzed references, glimpsed the adequacy need of motor capacities, collection motor and sports practice. In addition, observed a deficit at the level coordinative of children and changes that the sport can provide for in this reality. The students who practice physical activity outside classroom were more coordinated. A specialist practice sports showed divergent results, with respect to the coordinative development. In this sense, it is necessary to structure the practice according to the level of performance, focusing, a priority, on activities ecologically situated, permeating the need of the student in learning the contents inherent to the game in context, providing understanding of the need of technical learning to solve a tactical situation. The sports initiation is a possibility of developing aspects cognitive-motor in children and young people provided that permit substantive learning opportunities. Key words: Coordination, Sport Initiation, Sport.

245-257

Authors: Mislene Ferreira Santos de Aquino, Rodrigo Alberto Vieira Browne, Marcelo Magalhães Sales, Renata Aparecida Elias Dantas

The psychomotricity is a tool used by physical education in infant education, aims to collaborate for the development of children in their motor aspects, cognitive and affective social. This development occurs in order progressive along its growth and its ability to adapt basic needs. When worked in the school context, the psychomotor activities assist in the learning process. Through psychomotricity is possible develop adequately all elements psychomotor, they are: ample motor coordination, fine motor coordination, laterality, balance, spatial structure, temporal orientation, rhythm and body schema. Thus, psychomotricity needs work in physical education classes in infant education to contribute to the harmonious and integral education of the child. Key words: Child Development. Motor Skills. Child Preschool.

263-267

Authors: Anselmo da Silva

The anxiety factor has been the subject of constant research and study in Psychology of Sport and Physical Education. Therefore, the objective of this study is to identify the anxiety state of futsal goalkeepers in School Olympics. The methodology used was a closed questionnaire containing forty questions on anxiety trait and anxiety state held one hour before the matches. The research group consists of ten futsal goalkeepers, who are properly enrolled in elementary education II of public schools in the municipality of Itaquaquecetuba / SP. The results obtained indicate that most goalkeepers surveyed had a high level of trait anxiety and state anxiety, and anxiety in this age group of 11 and 12 years of age, for not having an emotional stability to withstand this kind of pressure a competition, because they are not aware of the high emotional stakes, and demonstrate a competitive state anxiety higher than the athletes of older or more experienced. Key words: school league competition state anxiety trait anxiety.

275-279

Authors: Sebastião Gomes da Silva Junior

Since its origin, futsal has become a very popular sport, and therefore has become a phenomenon among school and extracurricular activities. In school perspective, it is necessary to consider besides teaching the principles and fundamentals of the sport, the benefits that brings their practice in physical fitness, since these are teenagers and, at that stage, behavioral and bodily transformations happen, especially in relation to anthropometry and body composition. Meet the anthropometric variables and body composition is necessary since it allows an assessment of the individual and provides a better means for professional intervention. Therefore, this study characterized the anthropometric profile of soccer athletes in school phase of public and private, in the children's category, aged 15-17 years. Participated in the study, 24 futsal players, child category, male, 12 students from a school of public schools and 12 students from the private school, both located in the city of Limon-PE. We measured height, weight and skinfolds. The results of BMI were classified according to the table of the World Health Organisation and the G%, according to the table for children and adolescents 7-17 years. For statistical analysis, we used descriptive statistics to characterize the sample. The analysis was performed by probability distribution (percentage analysis). All were classified as normal BMI and% BF appropriate. There were no significant differences in body composition and G% when comparing the results of the two schools. Key Words: Futsal, anthropometric profile, body fat percentage, body mass index.

288-293

Authors: Loani Landin Istchuk, Wilton Carlos de Santana

The purpose of this article was to describe the tactical-technical behavior of defensive transition in futsal games female high yield. For both, there was the need to qualify and analyze the types of defensive action employed by women. We opted for the observational descriptive method. The sample was 126 (5.72 ± 25.2) scenes/actions, taken from five games between teams ranked the 18th Club Brazil Cup. It was possible to qualify five types of behavior: timing, pressure on the ball, defensive return total, defensive return partial and persecution. The most common tactic and promising combination was the timing-defensive return. It was noted, on the other hand, conflicting combinations, such as timing-pressure on the ball. It is concluded that the defense to counter-attack in futsal team does not have a regular behavior. This makes you appear promising and conflicting combinations. Key words: Futsal. Female. Athletes.

165-169

Authors: Graciele Ferreira de Ferreira, Márcia Morschbacher, Maurício Lobo Giusti, Gabriela Barreto David, Mariana Otero Xavier, Mariane de Sá Britto Morales, Ravena Swoboda Antunez

The aim of this study is to verify the effects of futsal training on body composition and power (explosive strength) of the lower limbs in female athletes. This is a descriptive study, which was used by data collected at the beginning and end of the season training in 2011. The sample consisted of 16 athletes (n = 16) female, adult category, in the Catholic University of Pelotas. The systematized training period lasted eight months, consisted of five weekly sessions. The training sessions were applied during the time of 90 minutes, and the intensity and training volume varied according to the games schedule. In the first month of training the athletes had an average of 240.5±15,93 in the test of power of the lower limbs. After training in the eighth month, the athletes showed an improvement in the jump test reaching the overall average of 243.57 ±11.50. Regarding the percentage of fat in the first month the average was 23.23±8.86 and in the end the average score was 19.79±6.62 bringing a reduction in the percentage of fat. The training was favorable to improve the ideal fat percentage and muscle power in the lower limbs of female futsal. The variables presented and the relationship that both have with the improvement of the sports performance, it was identified that there are few studies available in the literature regarding female futsal, which is an issue to be explored in the future. Key words: Body composition, training, muscle power, female futsal.

175-181

Authors: Stephanie Iafrate da Fonseca

The objective of the study is to verify the proportionality of a daily macronutrients ingestion in 16 “professional B category” Football players, with average age about 20,9. The Athletes belong to the non-professional Football department of “Sociedade Esportiva Palmeiras”, placed in São Paulo. The body composition was determinate trough the coetaneous folds and the nutritional data obtained by a 3 days 24 hours reminder. The athletes showed an average body fat percentage between 77,5±9,7 kg e 11,5±1,4, which represents an ideal number for a football players, was verified an average energy intake between 2456,89 ± 626,33 kcal, a little bit lower than the recommended, what can interfere the performance of the athlete. About the carbohydrate, was founded values between de 5,04 ± 1,78 g/kg/weight and 59,61%, resulting in a quantity close to the lowest limit recommended for this category. The protein results showed values of 19,41%, classified as a hyper-proteic diet, but if the results were measured in relation with a body composition, the result was 1,58 ± 0,40g/kg/weight, classified as a normal-proteic diet. The lipids was resulted in a value of 20,98 ± 5,25%, and was considered lower than dietary recommendation. The final results of this study says how much is primordial the participation of a Nutritionist in the clubs, in order to adequate the diets and foods which must be absorb by the athletes before, during and after training. Key words: Athletes. Nutrition. Macronutrients. Football

189-194

Authors: Rodrigo Machado Cruz

Introduction: The work was conducted as primary focus on football basic category. Objective: Analyze the reality and structure of the category under 15 Cruzeiro Esporte Clube, check the club schedules and investment in the category, as well as noting the difficulties that the athletes have. The research was conducted with the basic categories of Cruzeiro Esporte Clube. Materials and Methods: For data collection were applied questionnaires with closed questions to the players, and a questionnaire with open and closed questions to a member of the Technical Committee. Results: They point to an increasing encouragement in the relation of athletes training in basic categories, showing that athletes can increasingly professionalize early. Discussion: Young athletes are selected on criteria and they are given all the assistance necessary for the full development of their potential and, despite the difficulties encountered the athletes chase their goals and try to overcome any obstacle. Conclusion: In conclusion, it was shown that the Cruise Sport Club provides to athletes of the basic categories, an excellent structure and the boys have the same monitoring offered to professional athletes, so we can follow the growth and success of several athletes from the basic categories. Key words: Training. Football. Athlete.

205-211

Authors: Bernardo Miloski, Victor Hugo de Freitas, Maurício Bara Filho

The goal of this research was analyze and describe the dynamics of the training load in the in-season period in futsal using the Rating of Perceived Exertion (PSE) – session method. It was realized a descriptive and longitudinal research. Participated of the research 12 high-performance athletes (24,92 ± 5,20 years, 71,76 ± 4,86 kg, 175,83 ± 5,05 cm e 7,70 ± 2,80% fat). The total weekly training load was calculated during 19 weeks, and the average of total weekly training load of each mesocycle which compound the in-season period. Using ANOVA for repeated measures followed by Tukey’s post-hoc test, the mesocycle 2, 3 and 4 showed the greatest loads, and the mesos 1 and 5 the lowest. We conclude that this futsal training described demonstrated low training loads in-season period, and a behavior that adapt to a number of games in this period. Key words: Futsal. Planning. Monitoring. Control.

218-223

Authors: Renata Wassmansdorf, Ives Poffo Dalapícola Alves,Mauricio Alexandre Schreiber, Rafael Luciano de Mello, Patrícia Szuck, Marcelo Romanovitch Ribas, Keith Mary de Souza Sato Urbinati, Julio Cesar Bassan

Objective: Caffeine is widely used as an ergogenic in sports, but there are few studies on the effect of short exercises. The objective of the study was to determine the ergogenic effect of caffeine supplementation on the test "Yo-Yo intermittent recovery test" level one, in futsal players. Methods: participated in the study 12 male indoor soccer players. To check the effects of caffeine was carried out "Yo-Yo Intermittent Recovery Test" level 1. Around 15 to 20 minutes before the test, subjects ingested a capsule of caffeine (6mg/kg) or placebo being and was assigned randomly to placebo group and supplement group. Thirty minutes after the test was applied to athletes, the scale of perceived exertion (PSE) 0 until 10. For the data analysis was used to test two independent samples, Mann Whitney. Results: The average total distance traveled by the athletes and the PSE was 1066.67 m in the placebo group and 5.60 and 5.60 and 1066.67 m in the supplement group. No significant differences were found between the placebo group and supplement group on physical performance and perceived exertion. Conclusion: There was no ergogenic effect of caffeine after supplementation in futsal players. Key words: Caffeine, exercise, dietary supplements

77-86

Authors: Luan Merseburger Picanço, Jerônimo Jaspe Rodrigues Silva, Fabrício Boscolo Del Vecchio

Introduction and objective: The futsal has the muscular strength and agility as the main physical abilities required for its pratice, which are defined respectively as the ability to overcome considerable external resistance with large muscular effort and ability to change direction and/or movement in the shortest time. However, there are few studies involving these physical abilities as well as their integration. The aim of this study was to evaluate and correlate the physical strength and agility of futsal players and determine the contribution of strength in the determination of the speed. Materials and methods: The lower limbs neuromuscular fitness was evaluated by horizontal jump, with triple jump, squat test and isometric test in the wall. Agility was assessed Shuttle Run Agility Test (SRAT) and Illinois Agility Test (IAT). Results: Were found diferences between Sub15 and Sub17 with Sub13 in agility and jump tests, beyond significant correlations (p<0,001) between IAT and horizontal jump (r = -0,71) and IAT and triple jump (r = - 0,73). Also were observed relationship between SRAT and horizontal jump (p≤0,001; r = -0,56) and between SRAT and triple jump (p<0,001; r = -0,63). It was found that IAT depends 47% of horizontal jump, while SRAT is explained 46% by the combination of triple jump and squat test. Discussion and conclusion: The agility performance can be predicted by power performance and this ability explain, alone, almost a half of the SRAT and IAT performance. Key words: Muscle strength. Physical fitness. Athletes.

98-107

Authors: Evandro Rogério Roman, Miguel de Arruda, Alberto Inácio da Silva

This study sought to analyze the anthropometric characteristics and the physiological demands of the football referees in a match, in order to establish a relationship with the distance traveled, the number of interventions by the referees in the match and the level of performance achieved during the battery of tests of FIFA. To do so, 12 professional referees from Paranaense Football Federation were evaluated, all male, with an average age of 35.5  6.7 years and body mass of 76.8  6.7 kg, in games of the four-team Paranaense tournament series. The distance traveled by the referees was determined using a graphical representation curb. Heart rate was measured through a display of heart rate. The body temperature was obtained through a digital thermometer. Blood pressure was measured using a stethoscope and sphygmomanometer analog. The physical evaluation was done following the prescribed battery of tests made by FIFA. The average distance traveled by the referees in the match was 10.718  890 m. The average heart rate during the game was 156.5  13.2 bpm. There was no statistically significant difference when comparing the body temperature, the systolic and diastolic blood pressure measured at the beginning and the end of the match (p> 0.05). The lack of correlation between mainly the sum of the distances covered in the match and the results obtained during the physical tests of FIFA demonstrates the low specificity of these tests to assess the physical capabilities used by the referees during the match. Key words: Referee, Football, Physical Tests.

114-117

Authors: Ederson Lima Bueno, Igor Poffo Alves

The objective of this study was to analyze how the goals occurred in a futsal team in the state of Santa Catarina in 2004. Were analyzed technical tactical actions. The sample consisted of shooting 9 of 12 first round matches of the 2004 state team in question. Data were recorded in Excel 2003 and adopted the method was quantitative, descriptive observational. In the results, actions, technical tactics that stood out against the others were combined and played counter-attack with 31 and 28% respectively. The dead-ball situations resulted in 23%, and the marking of individual plays goalie line and accounted for a considerable number of total goals in the team studied. The study serves as a basis for structuring the work related to futsal. However, it is necessary, other studies have linked both to the training as futsal in general. Key words: Futsal, stock technical tactics, training

124-130

Authors: Vitor Gonçalves dos Santos, Francisco Navarro, Alexandre Guimarães Dortas

Objective: To analyze the physical effort made by the referees in official games of the Championship of Professional Football Baiano. Materials and Methods: This study is a quantitative and descriptive in nature, taking a sample of a n=30 referees affiliated to Bahia Federation of Football. We collected data related to the distance traveled by the referees during the games through the use of GPS, and for the intensity analysis is collected lacato the blood immediately after the game. Results: We found an average distance of 10.05 km per game. Since the average speed found in the study was 5.9 km/h per game, however, due to the large flashing that occurs in the game there are situations where the referees get to reach speeds of up to 24 km/h, which is considered the intensity high intensity, which was proved with the collection of lactate, which obtained an average of 5.9 mmol/L. Conclusion: The effort made by the referee during the game, is characterized as an intermittently occurring large variation of the intensity of efforts, may not exceed the anaerobic threshold, thereby requiring a specific training of intermittent character Key words: Football Referees, Intermittency and anaerobic threshold.

140-150

Authors: José Cicero Moraes, Marcelo Francisco da Silva Cardoso, Rafael Vieira, Lucas Oliveira

This study aimed to describe and identify which the area of origin of the pass preceding that in which goal in the Football and the conclusion zone with higher frequency of occurrence (spatial dimension) as well as recognize what time of the occurrence goal (time dimension). It also sought to verify whether there association between the dimensions of space and time for teams of different level of performance and result of the game. Were analyzed 1092 goals from Brazilian Football Championship, 2009 Series A. Two evaluators, with training and practical experience in the observation area of the game, have made the analysis of the imagery. In statistical procedures, we used descriptive statistics presenting frequencies and percentages. In the inferences we adopted the chi-square test. The significance level was maintained at 5%. The results showed that the zone of origin of the pass that showed highest percentage of occurrence was the zone 11 within the penalty area, the conclusion zone (goal) that showed the highest percentage of occurrence was the zone 11 within the penalty area; the conclusion zone (goal) that showed the highest percentage of occurrence was the zone 11 inside the penalty area and the time of occurrence of the goal (sub-divisions of the 1st and 2nd game time) that showed the highest percentage of occurrence was the interval 31min situated between the end of the second time of play. The study revealed there is no association between the dimensions of time and space for teams of different performance level as well as result of the game. Key words: Performance. Analysis of the Game. Football. Observation.

3-10

Authors: Daniel Ricardi Crizel da Silva, Rafaela Liberali, Francisco Navarro

The development of working methods in the preparation of goalkeepers and the evolution of these professionals in football incites the realization of this research. It have like aim to take a methodological profile of the preparations of goalkeepers for the Gaucho Championship Professional football Federation - Season 2011 / 2. This material is a descriptive study with a population of 22 individuals (N = 22) and a sample of seven (n = 7). The method used was the direct interview where closed questionnaires with twenty five questions were administered. We were noted that 57.14% don’t have periodization before the competition, but at least 71.43% say planning the training session before the aplication. But 57.14% says that don’t keep any record control training. It was found that process of planning and control have a little systematizing of training, noting the need to seek knowledge in its various forms and make their practical application. Key Words: Football, periodization, control training.

17-22

Authors: Valdecir Flores, Ricardo Rech

As futsal is one of the most practiced sports by Brazilians, and find itself in a dizzying ascent, in which its practice is huge especially among young people, we attempted with this study to investigate whether the defensive construction constitutes itself as a major factor to obtain good quantitative results in sub 15 category and also describe if there is difference in the conceded goals number in the different periods of the game (four periods of 7 minutes and 30 seconds). The method used for the study was descriptive, and to the analysis two groups were separated, one containing the Finalists and one with the other participants, starting by 165 official summaries of championships organized by Caxiense League of Futsal in the years 2008 and 2009. The results showed a significant difference in the overall index as well as in the second and third period, while in the first and fourth period rates were similar. Based on the results we can conclude that having a solid defense that suffers few goals, as well as maintaining a certain balance in the different periods of the game especially in the two intermediates is crucial to obtain good quantitative results in the sub 15 category. Key Words: Futsal, Defensive System, Goals Conceded.

38-41

Authors: Maurício Lobo Giusti, Graciele Ferreira de Ferreira, Márcia Morschbacher, Gabriela Barreto David, Mariana Otero Xavier, Mariane de Sá Britto Morales, Ravena Swoboda Antunez

The study was conducted descriptively and aimed to determine the anthropometric profile of athletes from women's soccer team at UCPEL and the specific objective was the description of the anthropometric profile of athletes for positions, which were divided into: goalkeepers, fixed wings and pivots. The variables measured were age, height, weight, body fat percentage, body fat mass, lean body mass and BMI. The results were: overall mean age of 22.56 ± 3.77 years, median overall height of 1.64 ± 7.2 cm, mean weight of 61.98 kg ± 11.41 kg, average fat percentage of 19.79% ± 6.62%, overall mean fat body mass of 12.82 kg ± 7.35 kg, mean overall lean body mass of 49.16 kg ± 6.16 kg and overall average BMI of 22.77 kg / m² ± 3.43 kg / m². In the results according to the positions of the athletes it was revealed that the highest average body mass, BMI, body fat percentage and fat mass occurred in the category of goalkeepers. In contrast, the wards had the lowest results when evaluated under the same rates. And the highest average height was in the fixed category. From the description of the results, it is considered appropriate to indicate that the characterization of the anthropometric profile of athletes is an important tool for planning, monitoring and evaluating the training process, while respecting the limitations and reality for each team. Key words: Futsal, anthropometric profile, performance.

47-54

Authors: Roberta Batista Bezerra, Antonio Coppi Navarro

It was analyzed 123 goals, in which the play was originated from: an offensive maneuver, counterattack, set pieces, numerical superiority, outnumbered attacking, goalkeeper playing as a field player, defensive play made by the goalkeeper playing as field player and own goal scored; considering the distance being short, medium and long before the half line of the indoor field; location being right side, center and left side of the court the last category is occurrence time being 1st, 2nd 3rd or 4th quarter of the game. The tools used to measure this study were videos of the goals and spreadsheets. The study showed that most of the goals originated from a counter attack, stroked from short to medium distance mainly from the central area of the court in the last 10 minutes of play. Through this study, we were able to understand the characteristics of the U20 female players, which will help in planning the training for this age group. Key words: futsal, female, tactical analysis, goal.

62-66

Authors: João Paulo Shyodi Fukuda, Wilton Carlos de Santana

The objective of this study was to analyze how the goals occurred in the matches of the 2011 Futsal League. For this purpose, it was identified the tactical-technical contexts that originated and in which periods of the game took place. The sample was composed of 78 goals (5.57 ± 2.56), taken from fourteen games from the quarterfinals. To carry out the collection, were used in videogames, obtained through the website of Sportv channel and the official docket of departures available on the website of Brazilian Futsal Confederation (CBFS). The data were noted in spreadsheets prepared specifically for this work. It was adopted the quantitative descriptive method, observational and statistical methods used were occurring measures, measures of central tendency and percentage measures. It was found that the positional attack, counterattack, the ball stopped and the line game-keeper are responsible for most goals, respectively, 24.3%, 23.1% and 24.3%, 21.8%. As to the incidence of goals, 27% were in first period, 14% in the second, 21% in the third, 37% in the fourth and 1% in overtime. From the results obtained, it is concluded that there is a balance of attack types (positional, counterattack, and stop ball-line game keeper) that lead to goals and as these occur mainly in the last ten minutes of normal time. Key words: Futsal, Goal, National League, Match Analysis.