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Resumo:The purpose of this study was to compare the in-water force of young competitive swimmers using tethered swimming and differential pressure sensors. Thirty-one swimmers (16 girls and 15 boys) were randomly assigned to perform two in-water tests. Swimmers completed two maximum bouts of 25 m front crawl with a differential pressure system and a 30 s maximum bout with an attached load cell (tethered-swimming). The peak force (FPEAK, in N) of dominant and non-dominant upper limbs was retrieved for further analysis. Comparison between methods revealed significant differences in all force variables (p ≤ 0.05) and the biases (mean differences) were large in girls (FPEAK dominant, 45.89 N; FPEAK non-dominant, 43.79 N) and boys (FPEAK dominant, 67.26 N; FPEAK non-dominant, 61.78 N). Despite that, simple linear regression models between the two methods showed significant relationships with a moderate effect in all variables for girls, whereas in boys a high and moderate effect was verified for FPEAK of dominant and non-dominant limbs (respectively). It seems that using pressure sensors and tethered swimming leads to different FPEAK values in young competitive, where correction factors are needed to compare data between both methods.
Autores principais:Santos, Catarina C.
Outros Autores:Costa, M.J.; Forte, Pedro; Marinho, D.A.
Assunto:Hand force Tethered swimming Sensors Methods Correction factor
Ano:2023
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:artigo
Tipo de acesso:acesso aberto
Instituição associada:Instituto Politécnico de Bragança
Idioma:inglês
Origem:Biblioteca Digital do IPB
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description The purpose of this study was to compare the in-water force of young competitive swimmers using tethered swimming and differential pressure sensors. Thirty-one swimmers (16 girls and 15 boys) were randomly assigned to perform two in-water tests. Swimmers completed two maximum bouts of 25 m front crawl with a differential pressure system and a 30 s maximum bout with an attached load cell (tethered-swimming). The peak force (FPEAK, in N) of dominant and non-dominant upper limbs was retrieved for further analysis. Comparison between methods revealed significant differences in all force variables (p ≤ 0.05) and the biases (mean differences) were large in girls (FPEAK dominant, 45.89 N; FPEAK non-dominant, 43.79 N) and boys (FPEAK dominant, 67.26 N; FPEAK non-dominant, 61.78 N). Despite that, simple linear regression models between the two methods showed significant relationships with a moderate effect in all variables for girls, whereas in boys a high and moderate effect was verified for FPEAK of dominant and non-dominant limbs (respectively). It seems that using pressure sensors and tethered swimming leads to different FPEAK values in young competitive, where correction factors are needed to compare data between both methods.
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spellingShingle A comparison of load cell and pressure sensors to measure in-water force in young competitive swimmers
Santos, Catarina C.
Hand force
Tethered swimming
Sensors
Methods
Correction factor
status SINGLETON
subject.fl_str_mv Hand force
Tethered swimming
Sensors
Methods
Correction factor
title A comparison of load cell and pressure sensors to measure in-water force in young competitive swimmers
title_full A comparison of load cell and pressure sensors to measure in-water force in young competitive swimmers
title_fullStr A comparison of load cell and pressure sensors to measure in-water force in young competitive swimmers
title_full_unstemmed A comparison of load cell and pressure sensors to measure in-water force in young competitive swimmers
title_short A comparison of load cell and pressure sensors to measure in-water force in young competitive swimmers
title_sort A comparison of load cell and pressure sensors to measure in-water force in young competitive swimmers
topic Hand force
Tethered swimming
Sensors
Methods
Correction factor
topic_facet Hand force
Tethered swimming
Sensors
Methods
Correction factor
url http://hdl.handle.net/10198/29063
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