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Study NCT ID:
NCT03170921
Status:
COMPLETED
Last Update Posted:
2018-03-21
First Post:
2017-05-20
Brief Title:
Psychophysiological Characterization of Different Capoeira Performances in Experienced Individuals
Sponsor:
Alfredo Anderson Teixeira de Araujo
Organization:
Universidade Federal do vale do São Francisco
Study Overview
Official Title:
Psychophysiological Characterization of Different Capoeira Performances in Experienced Individuals
Status:
COMPLETED
Status Verified Date:
2018-03
Last Known Status:
None
Delayed Posting:
No
If Stopped, Why?:
Not Stopped
Has Expanded Access:
False
If Expanded Access, NCT#:
N/A
Has Expanded Access, NCT# Status:
N/A
Acronym:
None
Brief Summary:
The aim of this study was to characterize the psychophysiological demand in different Capoeira performances in male experienced individuals Eleven men healthy and experienced in Capoeira Participants were invited to five visits in different days 1 anamnesis and anthropometric assessment 2 aerobic performance assessment 3 to 5 performance of 90s in three Capoeira styles Angola Benguela and São Bento Main Outcome Measures The physiological demand through the heart rate HR R-R interval RRi blood pressure BP blood lactate Lac and glucose Gluc and rating perceived effort RPE feeling scale FS and perceived activation PA were assessed after 10min of rest and during recovery 1 3 5 7 and 9min of each performance HR and RRi records also occurred during each performance
Detailed Description:
The present study was approved by the Research Ethics Committee from the Federal University of Vale do São Francisco - UNIVASF under number 1687330 The study had as inclusion criteria i to be male between 18 and 40 years ii a Capoeira practitioner for at least 2 years and iii mastering the technique of the three rhythms of performance investigated Angola Benguela and São Bento As exclusion criteria i to be hypertensive diabetic or obese ii a smoker iii alcohol addicted and iv have some cardiovascular dysfunction or musculoskeletal problem The participants volunteered and signed a written informed consent in accordance with resolution 46612 from the National Health Council of Brazil and principles of the Declaration of Helsinki Finally the sample was composed of 11 male individuals with experience in the three rhythms of Capoeira performance selected for the study For the evaluation of aerobic fitness was a Maximal Aerobic Incremental Test MAIT in the cyclergometer was performed Biotec 2100 Cefise MAIT began with one minute warm-up without load with 50 watts or power followed by increments of 25 watts of power to each stage of one minute The participants were instructed to maintain a frequency of 50 rpms during the entire test until voluntary exhaustion or not maintaining the pre-established rotation The last stage of the test was considered valid when the individual remained at least 50 of the stage time duration in exercise During the MAIT measures of aerobic power RPE and HR were obtained The Capoeira performance experimental sessions were performed based on three distinct rhythms namely 1 Angola 2 Benguela and 3 São Bento The choice of these performance rhythms is justified because they are the most practiced in the Capoeira world and the literature has reported possible differences in technical standards of physical requirement between them The performance rhythms were performed in different days and separated by an interval of 48 hours All the performance rhythms were accompanied by standardized percussion instruments with three berimbaus one with severe intonation berimbau gunga another intermediate medium berimbau and the last with acute intonation berimbau viola an atabaque and two tambourines The musical instruments were played by experienced individuals and the songs were also sung in a standardized way for each performance The performances in different rhythms always occurred at the same time of day between 300 and 400 pm A period of rest pre-intervention with a duration of 10 minutes occurred prior to completion of each performance rhythm with volunteers being seated comfortably in an upholstered armchair At the end of the rest measurements of the physiological and the perceptual variables of the study were performed Soon after the pre-intervention a standardized warm-upstretching in light intensity perceived was performed during 5 minutes with the own Capoeira movements Then pairs of participants were conducted for the intervention with the performing of its respective Capoeira performance rhythms Angola Benguela or São Bento Each rhythm of performance had duration of 90 seconds and participants received voice instructions to start and finish the performance After each physical performance with the Capoeira rhythm during recovery period post- intervention in the moments 1 3 5 7 and 9 minutes was measured the physiological and the perceptual variables of the study The pre-intervention intervention and post-intervention were performed in a room free of noise and temperature between 22-24ºC During the experimental sessions the participants used a device brand Polar Electro Oy mod RS800CX duly validated to record the HR and R-R intervals RRi of HR variability HRV In addition to the analysis pre- and post-intervention during the intervention it was considered the lowest HR and RRi MIN the average HR and RRi AVE and the largest HR and RRi PEAK The records of the RRi during the intervention were exported from the device Polar to the software Polar ProTrainer 5 by infra red and analyzed through the software Kubios HRV version 20 In order not to jeopardize the reliability of the indexes obtained the early ectopic and artifact beats were removed and adjusted being a criterion the differences greater than 20 in relation to adjacent beats After editing the RRi analyzes using linear methods in the time and frequency domain were performed with the objective of estimation of cardiac autonomic modulation Concerning the time domain the parameters analyzed were the absolute mean RRi and rMSSD root mean square differences of successive RRi as an indicator of the modulation of the parasympathetic nervous system As to frequency domain the high frequency components HF 015 to 04 Hz as well as the low frequency LF 004 to 015 Hz were analyzed to calculate the LFHF ratio which characterizes the cardiac sympathovagal balance In the pre- and post-intervention BP measures were conducted by means of an automatic sphygmomanometer brand Microlife mod BP3AC1-1PC equipment validated and with high reproducibility for normotensive individuals The procedures adopted for BP evaluation were those recommended by the Cardiology Brazilian Society Besides in the pre- and post-intervention periods a puncture in the participants ear lobe was done to collect 25 μl of capillary blood by calibrated capillaries The blood samples were deposited in Eppendorf microtubules and stored in 50 μl of sodium fluoride to 1 for later analysis of Lac and Gluc To this end a biochemistry electroenzymatic analyzer Yellow Springs 2700 STAT OH USA was properly calibrated and used During MAIT and at the pre- and post-intervention periods with the experimental sessions the perceptual variables were measured through psychometric scales Rate of perceived exertion RPE The whole-body perceived exertion was assessed using the Borgs RPE 6-20 Scale Before the MAIT and experimental sessions with Capoeira the meaning of RPE was explained to the subjects A rating of 6 low anchor very very light was assigned to the lowest exercise intensity while a rating of 20 high anchor very very hard was assigned to the highest exercise intensity Basic affective response The Feeling Scale FS was used to assess the affective response and it is an 11-point bipolar scale ranging from 5 to -5 commonly used to measure pleasuredispleasure during exercise This scale presents the following verbal anchors -5 very bad -3 bad -1 fairly bad 0 neutral 1 fairly good 3 good and 5 very good The subjects received standard instructions regarding to the use of the FS in according to Hardy and Rejeski Perceived activation PA The PA scale was used to assess the arousal state of the participants The PA scale is a 6-point single-item measure ranging from 1 low arousal to 6 high arousal This scale assesses how the participant felt activated stimulated and motivated during different times of the study pre- and post-intervention In addition an integrated analysis interpolating FS and PA responses was performed aiming to obtain the sense that the affective domain points from different quadrants of the circumplex model high activation-pleasure high activation-displeasure low activation-displeasure low activation-pleasure Finally standard definitions of perceptual responses and separate instructional sets for scales were read to the participants immediately before the MAIT The low and high perceptual anchors for the RPE FS and PA scale were established during the MAIT RPE FS and PA values were evaluated randomly during the last 10 seconds of each stage of MAIT during pre-intervention and different moments of post-intervention Descriptive statistics with mean and standard deviation was performed The normality of data distribution was tested by the Shapiro-Wilk test ANOVA two-way for repeated measures reporting the F-ratio degrees of freedom and the P value was used to verify the interaction timerhythms and the main effect of time within each Capoeira performance The test of Mauchly was adopted to verify the sphericity of the data which in case of violation the degrees of freedom would be corrected by the epsilon of Greenhouse-Geisser Partial eta squared ηp2 was used to determine the effect size Post hoc of Bonferroni was adopted for identification of pairs of difference The alpha was set at 5 and the software used was SPSS 220 for Windows SPSS Inc Chicago IL
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