Showing papers by "Herbert Ugrinowitsch published in 2021"
TL;DR: In this article, the authors investigate burnout and coping strategy characteristics over time and analyze the relationship between burnout dimensions and coping strategies, finding that burnout perceptions increase as the season progresses.
Abstract: Burnout is a psychological syndrome of reaction to chronic stress that occurs in athletes who feel exhausted by a sport activity that was previously pleasurable and enjoyable. One technique to prevent and control the syndrome is through coping, which is the ability to deal with stressful situations. In contrast to traditional cross-sectional approaches, this study aimed to investigate burnout and coping strategy characteristics over time and to analyze the relationship between burnout dimensions and coping strategies. Fifty-four high-level volleyball athletes (twenty-eight men and twenty-six women, age M = 25.57, SD = 4.72, range 18-35) completed paper-and-pencil measures of burnout and coping four times throughout a sport season. The Friedman test presented a significant increase in the reduced sense of athletic accomplishment (X2 = 20.58; p < 0.01) and sport devaluation (X2 = 19.83; p < 0.01) perceptions during the season. However, no coping differences were observed through the longitudinal analysis. Burnout dimensions showed a moderate inverse correlation to confidence/motivation at all measurement points during the season. Overall, the findings suggest that burnout perceptions increase as the season progresses, highlighting the relevance for the periodization of burnout prevention and control.
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TL;DR: In this article, the authors investigated whether motor competence in fundamental motor skills related to the overhead volleyball serve (i.e., throwing and volleying) was evaluated in 38 children (aged 9-10yrs) and participants were divided into lower and higher motor competence groups.
6 citations
TL;DR: Although practicing two levels of performance stabilization led to similar performance accuracy and movement control, superstabilization resulted in higher performance variability with no loss of accuracy and may have implications for professional interventions in considering the benefits of practice beyond performance stabilization.
Abstract: Performing a motor task depends on the level of performance stabilization and movement control, and both aspects of motor behavior are related to motor learning (retention and transfer) and adaptat...
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06 May 2021
TL;DR: For instance, this paper found that a amostra se motiva pelo fator saude seguido pelo prazer, while a prazera motiva a fator.
Abstract: O presente estudo objetiva identificar os aspectos motivacionais que levam os individuos a praticar o Metodo Pilates. Foi aplicado o questionario IMPRAFE-54 em 52 participantes com o intuito de entender a motivacao dos individuos para a pratica. Variaveis como sexo, faixa etaria e tempo de pratica foram consideradas. Os resultados mostraram que, de uma forma geral, a amostra se motiva pelo fator saude seguido pelo prazer. Entender os aspectos motivacionais relacionados a pratica do Metodo Pilates pode contribuir para uma melhor intervencao diretamente associada a satisfacao dos praticantes, uma vez que, se entendermos o que leva o individuo a se engajar na modalidade, podemos elaborar uma intervencao que considere esses aspectos melhorando a aderencia. A soma do ser de cada individuo e seu perfil vao te mostrar os caminhos a serem percorridos com a fundamentacao do metodo. Palavras chave : Pilates, Motivacao, Aspectos Psicologicos.
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