Janice Zarpellon Mazo

Bio: Janice Zarpellon Mazo is an academic researcher from Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul. The author has an hindex of 3, co-authored 8 publications receiving 28 citations.

As sociedades de damas atiradoras: pelos caminhos da prática do tiro ao alvo em Santa Cruz do Sul, Rio Grande do Sul

Abstract: A pratica do tiro ao alvo chegou ao Rio Grande do Sul no seculo XIX com os imigrantes alemaes. Na decada de 1860 foi fundada a primeira associacao de tiro no Estado pela iniciativa de um grupo de homens. A questao norteadora desta pesquisa historico-cultural e como sucedeu a emergencia, a ascensao e as conformacoes das sociedades de damas atiradoras na cidade de Santa Cruz do Sul na primeira metade do seculo XX. As fontes historicas revelaram que as mulheres passaram a praticar o tiro em associacoes proprias denominadas de “sociedade de damas”, a partir de 1900 em Santa Cruz do Sul, quando fundaram a sociedade pioneira no estado do Rio Grande do Sul.

O conflito do trapiche preto: um confronto entre as torcidas dos clubes de remo porto-alegrenses

Abstract: Os primeiros clubes de remo de Porto Alegre foram fundados por teuto-brasileiros na segunda metade do seculo XIX. No principio do seculo XX, luso-brasileiros tambem se fizeram representar nesse esporte. Os clubes de remadores representavam identidades culturais de imigrantes europeus na cidade e as regatas eram espacos de disputas acirradas entre esses grupos sociais. No principal campeonato de remo do Rio Grande do Sul, ocorrido no ano de 1911, houve um grande tumulto entre os torcedores dos clubes de remo: o Conflito do Trapiche Preto. Este estudo busca investigar: quais os significados do conflito entre as torcidas dos clubes Ruder Verein Germania e Gremio de Regatas Almirante Tamandare no campeonato de remo ocorrido no ano de 1911 em Porto Alegre? Para responder esta questao de pesquisa, foram analisadas informacoes coletadas em jornais porto-alegrenses que circulavam no periodo. O campeonato estadual de remo realizado anualmente expressava a hierarquizacao de posicoes entre os clubes. O conflito entre torcidas do Ruder Verein Germania e as do Gremio de Regatas Almirante Tamandare expressou as lutas de representacoes de identidades culturais entre teuto-brasileiros e luso-brasileiros no campo esportivo.

Cultura colaborativa e gestão do conhecimento em esporte e lazer

Abstract: Artigo produzido a partir de dissertacao de mestrado do PPGEF/UFSC, tendo o repositorio digital da Rede CEDES como objeto

Stress among sports coaches: A systematic review

Abstract: The aim of the present study was to perform a systematic review of the literature on stress among sports coaches. Articles published from 1994 to 2016 were selected from seven electronic databases. The following keywords/terms, in English, Spanish and Portuguese, were used in the search: stress, estres, estresse, coach(es),entrenador(es),treinador(es). The search for articles in all the databases was independently performed by two researchers. 30 studies were included in this systematic review. All articles selected were assessed as to their methodological quality. The results showed a predominance of qualitative studies for stress assessment among sports coaches. Moreover, it was observed that the coaches were affected by both organisational stressors, such as social isolation, poor training facilities, the need to manage conflict and interference of the athletes’ relatives during training sessions and competitions, and performance stressors, namely, concern with their performance and the athletes’ performance, pressure from the media and the managers to achieve results and concern with the athletes’ injuries. Thus, the results show that the stressors affecting sports coaches are multifactorial and are related to the level of competition of these professionals.

As Práticas Equestres e o Lazer dos Porto-Alegrenses (Décadas de 1920 a 1940)

Abstract: No Rio Grande do Sul, a parceria entre homem e cavalo esteve presente nos momentos de lazer. Embora as praticas equestres desenvolvessem, ao longo dos anos, propriedades caracteristicas de um esporte moderno, tambem estavam aliadas ao lazer. Este estudo objetiva compreender como se sucederam as manifestacoes de lazer dos porto-alegrenses nas praticas equestres, nas decadas de 1920 a 1940. Utilizaram-se as seguintes fontes de pesquisa: atas de entidades equestres, Revista do Globo e jornais Semanario Turfista, Diario de Noticias, Equi, Canter e Gazeta de Porto Alegre. Os militares, pioneiros na pratica do hipismo em Porto Alegre, tendiam a um fim mais utilitario das praticas equestres; mas tambem, esporadicamente, praticavam como lazer. Muitos civis comecaram a praticar o hipismo no tempo destinado ao lazer e, posteriormente, ingressaram em competicoes hipicas. Equestrian Practices and the Leisure in Porto Alegre (Decades 1920-1940) In Rio Grande do Sul, the partnership between man and horse was present during leisure time. Although equestrian practices have developed, over the years, characteristic properties of a modern sport, they were also allied to leisure. This study aims to understand how leisure demonstrations of Porto Alegre people were ensued in the equestrian practices in the decades from 1920 to 1940, in Porto Alegre. The following sources were used: minutes of equestrian organizations, Globo magazine and Semanario Turfista, Diario de Noticias, Equi, Canter and Gazeta de Porto Alegre newspapers. The military pioneered in the practice of riding in Porto Alegre, tending to a more utilitarian view of equestrian practices; but also sporadically practiced as leisure. Many civilians began practicing equestrianism in leisure time and later joined in equestrian competitions.

Shooting: the First Brazilian Olympic Medals

Abstract: The present study aims to investigate how was the journey of the athletes from Rio Grande do Sul state, who participated in the Olympic Games (OG) of 1920, from the beginning of their sports career, crossing through the participation of the athletes in the 1920 OG, until their return home, after the event. For that, reports from newspapers circulating in the state were analyzed, as well as in Rio de Janeiro, capital of Brazil at that period. The sources revealed that, in Rio Grande do Sul, shooting was among the first sports practices to be insert into clubs, notwithstanding, it was responsible to impelling the creation of Shooters Associations. Two shooters who took part in the 1920 OG came from clubs of Rio Grande do Sul and, although characterized by the unpredictability of their traveled paths, perhaps, the participation and conquest of medals in this edition of the OG was the greatest moment in the sports life of these Olympic shooters.