Assessment Of Wheelchair Basketball Training Intensity Using Heart Rate In Physically Disable People
Por Adeliana Cristina Siqueira Santos (Autor), Rosilene Andrade Silva Rodrigues (Autor), Sikiru Olaitan Balogun (Autor), Felipe Amorim Zarour (Autor), Roberto Luis Marques de Freitas (Autor), Daniela Alana Andrade Souto Rodrigues (Autor), Benedito Robson Monteiro de Andrade (Autor), Ramirie Nunes Cavalcante (Autor), Amanda Colichio Bini Napoleão (Autor), Waléria Christiane Rezende Fett (Autor), Alberto Bicudo Salomão (Autor), Cleonice Terezinha Fernandes (Autor), Carlos Alexandre Fett (Autor), Arturo Alejandro Zavala (Autor), Ruberlei Godinho de Oliveira (Autor).
Resumo
Objective: To verify the intensity of wheelchair basketball (WB) in people with disabilities (PWD) during 8 weeks intervention. Methods: Longitudinal experimental study of 13 male WB in PWD was assessed and HR, mean heart rate (HRMean) were monitored for the calculation of minimum heart rate (HRMin). %THR were based on the HRpeak. These were then analyzed for possible correlation with the type, level and time of injury, as well as the anthropometric values obtained through bio-impedance. Results: After statistical analysis, of the independent variables, the percentage body fat (p < 0.01), intracellular and extracellular water were found to be positively correlated (p < 0.05) with %THR. The dependent variables, functional classification, level and type of lesion and BMI were not significant (p > 0.05) when correlated with HRpeak. Conclusions: The majority of the participants´ % THR was above 60% of the HRpeak thus indicating that the intervention aided in the promotion of cardiovascular health, besides the mentioned benefits of hydration levels and % body fat of each individual. The present study could serve as a scientific base for the physical educationist alike, and the likes, particularly regarding the use of wheelchair basketball in the rehabilitation or physical fitness workout for PWD.
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