Relação entre frequência cardíaca e consumo de oxigênio em teste contínuo e intermitente, e contribuição do metabolismo energético no futsal
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2016-12-17
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Silva, Henrique Santos da [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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O objetivo principal do presente estudo foi comparar o consumo de oxigênio (VO2) medido em jogo treino (J-T) de futsal com o VO2 estimado através das equações de regressão geradas a partir da relação entre frequência cardíaca (FC) e VO2 (FC-VO2), obtidas nos testes contínuo em esteira (CONT) e intermitente com recuperação em quadra (IT-R). Com base no VO2 foi calculado o dispêndio energético (DE) no J-T, considerando somente a demanda aeróbia e a demanda total, aeróbia, anaeróbia alática e lática, estimadas a partir do VO2, componente rápido do VO2 pós exercício e o equivalente de 1 mmol•L-1 de lactato sanguíneo ([La-]) para 3 mL de O2•kg-1, respectivamente. Além disso, a intensidade do J-T foi comparada com um jogo oficial (J-O), através da FC. Dez jogadores de futsal profissionais participaram do estudo (22,20 ± 3,22 anos). Nos testes para verificação da FC-VO2, foram realizados o CONT e IT-R, e comparado com as informações do J-T. O VO2 estimado a partir da FC-VO2 foi calculado por 2 métodos, usando a média do consumo estimado (VO2-M), e considerando a aérea integral do consumo estimado (VO2-A). A estimativa do VO2 pela FC-VO2 não diferiu estatisticamente do VO2 medido durante o J-T, tanto quando estimado por CONT ou IT-R. Na análise de correlação de Pearson, a estimativa do VO2 através das equações geradas pelo CONT apresentou correlação classificada como muito fraca e sem significância estatística (P>0,05) com o J-T, por ambos os métodos (VO2-M, r = 0,10; VO2-A, r = -0,01). Já na estimativa do VO2 a partir do IT-R, apresentou correlação moderada e sem significância estatística (P>0.05) (VO2-M, r = 0,47; VO2-A, r = 0,42). A análise de Bland Altman, demonstrou que a estimativa do VO2 por meio da FC-VO2 possui baixa associação com o J-T, tanto quando realizada a partir de teste CONT quando por IT-R. O metabolismo predominante durante a partida (J-T) foi o aeróbio (93%), seguido do anaeróbio alático (5%) e anaeróbio lático (2%). Além disso, foi verificado que o J-T teve intensidade 6% menor do que um J-O. O DE em atividade de futsal (J-T) apresentou 12,92 ± 1,15 kcal•min-1 (MET: 10,66 ± 1,48) quando considerado só o metabolismo aeróbio, e 13,89 ± 1,33 kcal•min-1 (MET: 11,46 ± 1,66) quando considerado aeróbio mais anaeróbio. O DE energético da análise de jogos não oficiais devem ser corrigidos pela intensidade do jogo real, caso se pretenda calcular o DE do J-O de futsal, uma vez que o J-T subestimou o J-O em 6%. A estimativa do VO2 e DE com base na FC-VO2 não deve ser utilizada para estimar o VO2 individualmente. No entanto, considerando que o teste IT-R apresentou correlação moderada e resultados mais próximos ao do J-T, em comparação ao CONT (correlação muito fraca), o teste intermitente com recuperação em quadra (IT-R) pode ser uma alternativa para estimar o VO2 médio de grupos de sujeitos com características similares.
The main objective of the present study was to compare the oxygen consumption (VO2) measured in futsal training game (T-G) with the estimated VO2 through the regression equations generated from the relation between heart rate (HR) and VO2 (HR-VO2) obtained in continuous treadmill (CONT) and intermittent with recovery on court (IT-R) tests. Based on VO2, the energy expenditure (EE) in the T-G was calculated, considering only the aerobic demand and the total demand, aerobic, anaerobic, alatic and lactic, estimated from VO2, fast component of VO2 post exercise and the equivalent of 1 mmol•L-1 of blood lactate ([La-]) para 3 mL de O2•kg-1, respectively. In addition, the intensity of the T-G was compared with an official game (O-G) through HR. Ten professional futsal players participated in the study (22.20 ± 3.22 years). In the tests for HR-VO2 verification, the CONT and IT-R were performed, and compared to T-G information. The estimated VO2 from the HR-VO2 was calculated by 2 methods, using the estimated average consumption (VO2-M), and considering the integral area of the estimated consumption (VO2-A). The estimation of VO2 by HR-VO2 did not differ statistically from VO2 measured during T-G, either when estimated by CONT or IT-R. In the Pearson correlation analysis, the estimation of VO2 through the equations generated by CONT showed a very weak correlation and without statistical significance (P> 0.05) with T-G, by both methods (VO2-M, r = 0, 10; VO2-A, r = -0.01). In the estimation of VO2 from the IT-R, it presented moderate correlation and no statistical significance (P> 0.05) (VO2-M, r = 0.47, VO2-A, r = 0.42). The analysis by Bland Altman, showed that the estimation of VO2 by HR-VO2 has a low association with T-G, both when performed from the CONT test and by IT-R. The predominant metabolism during the game (T-G) was aerobic (93%), followed by alactic anaerobic (5%) and lactic anaerobic (2%). In addition, it was verified that the T-G had intensity 6% smaller than an official game (O-G). The EE in futsal (T-G) activity showed 12.92 ± 1.15 kcal•min-1 (MET: 10.66 ± 1.48) when considering only the aerobic metabolism, and 13.89 ± 1.33 kcal•min-1 (MET: 11.46 ± 1.66) when considered aerobic plus anaerobic. The EE of the analysis of unofficial games must be corrected by the intensity of the real game, if you want to calculate the EE of the futsal O-G, since the T-G underestimated the O-G by 6%. The estimation of VO2 and EE based on HR-VO2 should not be used to estimate VO2 individually. However, considering that the IT-R test presented moderate correlation and results closer to that of the T-G, compared to the CONT (very weak correlation), the intermittent with recovery on court test (IT-R) may be an alternative to estimate VO2 average in groups of subjects with similar characteristics.
The main objective of the present study was to compare the oxygen consumption (VO2) measured in futsal training game (T-G) with the estimated VO2 through the regression equations generated from the relation between heart rate (HR) and VO2 (HR-VO2) obtained in continuous treadmill (CONT) and intermittent with recovery on court (IT-R) tests. Based on VO2, the energy expenditure (EE) in the T-G was calculated, considering only the aerobic demand and the total demand, aerobic, anaerobic, alatic and lactic, estimated from VO2, fast component of VO2 post exercise and the equivalent of 1 mmol•L-1 of blood lactate ([La-]) para 3 mL de O2•kg-1, respectively. In addition, the intensity of the T-G was compared with an official game (O-G) through HR. Ten professional futsal players participated in the study (22.20 ± 3.22 years). In the tests for HR-VO2 verification, the CONT and IT-R were performed, and compared to T-G information. The estimated VO2 from the HR-VO2 was calculated by 2 methods, using the estimated average consumption (VO2-M), and considering the integral area of the estimated consumption (VO2-A). The estimation of VO2 by HR-VO2 did not differ statistically from VO2 measured during T-G, either when estimated by CONT or IT-R. In the Pearson correlation analysis, the estimation of VO2 through the equations generated by CONT showed a very weak correlation and without statistical significance (P> 0.05) with T-G, by both methods (VO2-M, r = 0, 10; VO2-A, r = -0.01). In the estimation of VO2 from the IT-R, it presented moderate correlation and no statistical significance (P> 0.05) (VO2-M, r = 0.47, VO2-A, r = 0.42). The analysis by Bland Altman, showed that the estimation of VO2 by HR-VO2 has a low association with T-G, both when performed from the CONT test and by IT-R. The predominant metabolism during the game (T-G) was aerobic (93%), followed by alactic anaerobic (5%) and lactic anaerobic (2%). In addition, it was verified that the T-G had intensity 6% smaller than an official game (O-G). The EE in futsal (T-G) activity showed 12.92 ± 1.15 kcal•min-1 (MET: 10.66 ± 1.48) when considering only the aerobic metabolism, and 13.89 ± 1.33 kcal•min-1 (MET: 11.46 ± 1.66) when considered aerobic plus anaerobic. The EE of the analysis of unofficial games must be corrected by the intensity of the real game, if you want to calculate the EE of the futsal O-G, since the T-G underestimated the O-G by 6%. The estimation of VO2 and EE based on HR-VO2 should not be used to estimate VO2 individually. However, considering that the IT-R test presented moderate correlation and results closer to that of the T-G, compared to the CONT (very weak correlation), the intermittent with recovery on court test (IT-R) may be an alternative to estimate VO2 average in groups of subjects with similar characteristics.
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Avaliação, Dispêndio energético, Intermitente, Intensidade, Jogo, Evaluation, Energy expenditure, Intermittent, Intensity, Game