Revista Brasileira de Futsal e Futebol

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Authors: Antonio Coppi Navarro

Editorial

15-20

Authors: Karin Hortmann, Marcos Vinicius Martins

The aim of this study was to investigate the anthropometric variables of futsal referees Guarapuava-PR. The sample was composed of 13 referees with mean age of 37.31 (± 10.2 years). Subjects underwent the evaluations of body composition were measured where weight, height, skinfold thickness and waist circumference measurements and hip. From these evaluations were described Mass Index (BMI), waist / hip ratio (WHR),% Body Fat (% BF). The results showed average of 26.36 (± 3.64 kg/m2), WHR with an average of 0.87 (± 0.08), GC 26.65% (± 6.72%). The variables investigated in this study showed a higher fat accumulation in body tissues of individuals in this study. Key words: Anthropometry, Body composition, Referee, Futsal.

28-43

Authors: Tiago Volpi Braz

This study aims at reviewing the literature on the analysis of play in football, bringing lessons on the technical and tactical component, research plans, thematic studies and specific control of competitive actions. From the survey, we should mention some points for this study: i) analysis of play in football has been considered a major factor in the preparation of sport and football teams, as it allows the adequate training of the specific actions Competitive ii) despite the functional logic of the game of football is tactical in nature, the analysis of technical and tactical components during the games appear to be treated with less proportionality in relation to the physical component of the sport, as distinct types of displacement, distance traveled in different intensities and patterns of biomechanical movement of players, iii) the investigation of the football match takes place at the individual, and collective sector, both quantitative and qualitative indicators of the performance of footballers, iv) at the national level, few studies have focused on analysis of play in soccer, v) is important in controlling the actions of competitive football match to be considered what action is performed, its result in terms of effectiveness, location and timing of their implementation, as well as understand the various factors that may influence the responses of any indicator studied during the games as competitive level, training and player positions, environmental conditions, methods of analysis and especially the functional dynamics of the game of football. Key words: Match Analysis, Soccer, Technique, Tactics, Competitive Actions.

52-59

Authors: Fábio Luiz Cheche Pina, Thelma Willamowius Pina

Objective: To analyze the flexibility of amateur indoor soccer players both male and female. Methods: 25 men and 26 women took part in the study, ages ranging from 18 to 35, all of which practicing indoor soccer and not affiliated to The Futsal Federation of Paraná. Following the patterned procedures, the sit-and-reach test was applied as the indicator of flexibility. Results: No statistically meaningful differences (P>0.05) for flexibility were identified in the comparisons between the genres. As for the number of attempts, both male and female suffered meaningful alterations, differences found from 2nd to 1st attempts (+ 5.2%), as well as from 3rd to 1st (+ 6.9%) and 2nd attempt (+ 1.6%). It was observed that 100% of male and 92% of female players were considered to be average or above average concerning flexibility. Conclusion: Amateur indoor soccer players have adequate indicators of flexibility with no differences between the genres. Key words: Range of motion articular, Evaluation, Physical fitness.

70-75

Authors: Samir Seguins Sotão, Jurema Gonçalves Lopes de Castro Filha, Karla Régia Ferreira Viana Figueiredo, Francisco Farias Martins Júnior, Fabiana Fonseca Freitas, Francisco Navarro, Franciléia Andrade Lima, Fabiano de Jesus Furtado Almeida, Mário Noberto Oliveira Sevilio Junior

This study aimed to diagnose anthropometric and motor performance in junior soccer players belonging to the American Football Club (MA). The study included 26 players with 18.23 ± 0.76 years, 1.76 ± 0.07 m, 68.8 ± 7.77 kg and 7.03 ± 2.40% G. For that was collected anthropometric measurements (height, body mass and skinfold thickness) and motor performance (abdominal test - 60 seconds). Descriptive statistics and comparisons were performed by ANOVA a criterion, followed by Bonferroni (p <0.05). Significant differences between players of different positions in the game variables height (goalkeepers and socks; goalkeepers and side; quarterbacks and socks; quarterbacks and side) and body mass (backs and sides; quarterbacks and socks), no significant differences were observed in the other anthropometric and motor performance. We conclude that the characteristics of the players are evaluated within acceptable for footballers and that only the variables height and weight had significant differences when related to the positions of play. Key words: Footballers. Anthropometry. Assessment physical.