O efeito agudo de protocolos de potenciação pós-ativação com diferentes cargas no desempenho de homens treinados

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Autor(a) principal: Silva, Anderson Garcia
Data de Publicação: 2022
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Resumo: Several resources are studied seeking to increase performance and adaptations related to Resistance Training (RT), such as the use of ergogenic food supplements and advanced training methods. Post Activation Potentiation (PPA) is a technique that has been quite evident in studies that show increased performance in power and strength sports. However, little is known about the effects of APP on RT. Objectives: To investigate the effects of two PPA protocols on the performance of men trained during three sets of barbell squats, verified by the number of maximum repetitions and total volume. To investigate the response of two PPA protocols on the perceived exertion and discomfort of trained men after each series of barbell squats, performed until momentary concentric failure. Methods: A randomized crossover trial was performed with 14 men recreationally trained in RT, who were subjected to three experimental situations. In two situations, two different PPA protocols were performed and in another condition, a traditional warm-up. One of these potentiation protocols was performed with high load (CA-PPA), corresponding to 90% of 1RM. In the other potentiation protocol, a low load (CA-PPA) corresponding to 45% of 1RM was used. The traditional heating situation, performed at 45% of 1RM, was implemented as a control (CON). All volunteers participated, in random order, in the three situations. The number of repetitions in each set, the total number of repetitions and the total training volume were compared. The subjective perception of exertion and discomfort were also evaluated at the end of each series in the three experimental conditions. Results: There were no significant differences between the three conditions in relation to the total number of repetitions achieved (p = 0.17). When comparing each series, there were also no significant differences between each condition (p=0.17). Regarding the total volume, there were no differences when comparing the three conditions (p=0.15). When the total volume was compared for each series, there were also no differences between the three conditions (p = 0.1). Spearman's correlation also showed no association between the IFR and the difference in the number of repetitions between the CA-PPA and CON condition (ρ = - 0.15; p = 0.60), as well as for the difference in total volume between the two conditions (ρ = - 0.08; p = 0.78). Regarding PSD, there were no differences for the total score between the three experimental situations (p=0.27). Likewise, there were no differences for PSD when it was compared for each series between conditions (p=0.27). There were significant differences only for the subsequent grades (p<0.001), with the third grade having a higher PSD compared to the second and first, and the second grade having a higher score compared to the first. Finally, in relation to PSE, no difference was detected between the conditions (p = 0.92). Neither, when compared for each series, between the three conditions (p=0.06). Conclusion: There were no differences between the protocols of CA-PPA, CB-PPA, in the number of repetitions achieved, in the total volume, in PSD and PSE.
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spelling Gentil, Paulo Roberto Vianahttp://lattes.cnpq.br/1035626376037407Gentil, Paulo Roberto VianaCampos, Mario HeblingVieira, Amiltonhttps://lattes.cnpq.br/3290255910915889Silva, Anderson Garcia2022-10-20T14:25:29Z2022-10-20T14:25:29Z2022-10-12SILVA, A. G. O efeito agudo de protocolos de potenciação pós-ativação com diferentes cargas no desempenho de homens treinados. 2022. 51 f. Dissertação (Mestrado em Educação Física) - Universidade Federal de Goiás, Goiânia, 2022.http://repositorio.bc.ufg.br/tede/handle/tede/12382ark:/38995/00130000038t8Several resources are studied seeking to increase performance and adaptations related to Resistance Training (RT), such as the use of ergogenic food supplements and advanced training methods. Post Activation Potentiation (PPA) is a technique that has been quite evident in studies that show increased performance in power and strength sports. However, little is known about the effects of APP on RT. Objectives: To investigate the effects of two PPA protocols on the performance of men trained during three sets of barbell squats, verified by the number of maximum repetitions and total volume. To investigate the response of two PPA protocols on the perceived exertion and discomfort of trained men after each series of barbell squats, performed until momentary concentric failure. Methods: A randomized crossover trial was performed with 14 men recreationally trained in RT, who were subjected to three experimental situations. In two situations, two different PPA protocols were performed and in another condition, a traditional warm-up. One of these potentiation protocols was performed with high load (CA-PPA), corresponding to 90% of 1RM. In the other potentiation protocol, a low load (CA-PPA) corresponding to 45% of 1RM was used. The traditional heating situation, performed at 45% of 1RM, was implemented as a control (CON). All volunteers participated, in random order, in the three situations. The number of repetitions in each set, the total number of repetitions and the total training volume were compared. The subjective perception of exertion and discomfort were also evaluated at the end of each series in the three experimental conditions. Results: There were no significant differences between the three conditions in relation to the total number of repetitions achieved (p = 0.17). When comparing each series, there were also no significant differences between each condition (p=0.17). Regarding the total volume, there were no differences when comparing the three conditions (p=0.15). When the total volume was compared for each series, there were also no differences between the three conditions (p = 0.1). Spearman's correlation also showed no association between the IFR and the difference in the number of repetitions between the CA-PPA and CON condition (ρ = - 0.15; p = 0.60), as well as for the difference in total volume between the two conditions (ρ = - 0.08; p = 0.78). Regarding PSD, there were no differences for the total score between the three experimental situations (p=0.27). Likewise, there were no differences for PSD when it was compared for each series between conditions (p=0.27). There were significant differences only for the subsequent grades (p<0.001), with the third grade having a higher PSD compared to the second and first, and the second grade having a higher score compared to the first. Finally, in relation to PSE, no difference was detected between the conditions (p = 0.92). Neither, when compared for each series, between the three conditions (p=0.06). Conclusion: There were no differences between the protocols of CA-PPA, CB-PPA, in the number of repetitions achieved, in the total volume, in PSD and PSE.Diversos recursos são estudados buscando aumentar o desempenho e as adaptações relacionadas ao Treinamento Resistido (TR), como o uso de suplementos alimentares ergogênicos e métodos avançados de treinamento. A Potencialização Pós Ativação (PPA), é uma técnica que tem sido bastante evidenciada em estudos que mostram o aumento do desempenho em esportes de potência e força. Entretanto, pouco se sabe a respeito dos efeitos da PPA no TR. Objetivos: Investigar os efeitos de dois protocolos de PPA no desempenho de homens treinados durante três séries de agachamento com barra, verificado pelo número de repetições máximas e volume total. Investigar a reposta de dois protocolos de PPA na percepção subjetiva de esforço e desconforto de homens treinados após cada série de agachamento com barra, realizado até a falha concêntrica momentânea. Métodos: Foi realizado um ensaio aleatorizado cruzado com 14 homens treinados recreativamente em TR, que foram submetidos a três situações experimentais. Em duas situações eram realizados dois diferentes protocolos de PPA e em outra condição um aquecimento tradicional. Um desses protocolos de potencialização era realizado com carga alta (CA-PPA), correspondente a 90% de 1RM. No outro protocolo de potencialização era utilizado uma carga baixa (CA-PPA) correspondente a 45% de 1RM. A situação de aquecimento tradicional, realizada a 45% de 1RM foi implementada como controle (CON). Todos os voluntários participaram, em ordem aleatória, das três situações. O número de repetições em cada série, o número total de repetições e o volume total de treinamento foram comparados. A percepção subjetiva de esforço e de desconforto também foram avaliadas ao final de cada série nas três condições experimentais. Resultados: Não houve diferenças significativas entre as três condições em relação ao número total de repetições atingidas (p = 0,17). Ao comparar cada série, também não houve diferenças significativas entre cada condição (p=0,17). Em relação ao volume total, não houve diferenças quando comparadas as três condições (p=0,15). Quando o volume total foi comparado para cada série, também não houve diferenças entre as três condições (p = 0,1). A correlação de spearman também não mostrou associação entre o IFR e a diferença do número de repetições entre a condição CA-PPA e CON (ρ = - 0,15; p = 0,60), assim como para a diferença no volume total entre as duas condições (ρ = - 0,08; p = 0,78). Em relação a PSD, não houve diferenças para pontuação total entre as três situações experimentais (p=0,27). Da mesma forma, não houve diferenças para a PSD quando foi comparada para cada série entre as condições (p=0,27). Houve diferenças significativas apenas para as séries subsequentes (p<0,001), com a terceira série apresentando maior PSD em comparação com a segunda e a primeira, e a segunda série apresentando uma maior pontuação em comparação com a primeira. Por último, em relação a PSE, também não foi detectada diferença entre as condições (p = 0,92). Tampouco, quando comparada para cada série, entre as três condições (p=0,06). 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dc.title.alternative.eng.fl_str_mv The acute effect of post-activation potentiation protocols with different loads on the performance of trained men
title O efeito agudo de protocolos de potenciação pós-ativação com diferentes cargas no desempenho de homens treinados
spellingShingle O efeito agudo de protocolos de potenciação pós-ativação com diferentes cargas no desempenho de homens treinados
Silva, Anderson Garcia
Potencialização pós-ativação
Aprimoramento de desempenho pós-ativação
Treinamento resistido
Desempenho
Volume total
Treinamento de força
Post-activation potentiation
Post-activation performance enhancement
Resistance training
Performance
Total volume
Strength training
CIENCIAS DA SAUDE::EDUCACAO FISICA
title_short O efeito agudo de protocolos de potenciação pós-ativação com diferentes cargas no desempenho de homens treinados
title_full O efeito agudo de protocolos de potenciação pós-ativação com diferentes cargas no desempenho de homens treinados
title_fullStr O efeito agudo de protocolos de potenciação pós-ativação com diferentes cargas no desempenho de homens treinados
title_full_unstemmed O efeito agudo de protocolos de potenciação pós-ativação com diferentes cargas no desempenho de homens treinados
title_sort O efeito agudo de protocolos de potenciação pós-ativação com diferentes cargas no desempenho de homens treinados
author Silva, Anderson Garcia
author_facet Silva, Anderson Garcia
author_role author
dc.contributor.advisor1.fl_str_mv Gentil, Paulo Roberto Viana
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dc.contributor.referee1.fl_str_mv Gentil, Paulo Roberto Viana
dc.contributor.referee2.fl_str_mv Campos, Mario Hebling
dc.contributor.referee3.fl_str_mv Vieira, Amilton
dc.contributor.authorLattes.fl_str_mv https://lattes.cnpq.br/3290255910915889
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Silva, Anderson Garcia
contributor_str_mv Gentil, Paulo Roberto Viana
Gentil, Paulo Roberto Viana
Campos, Mario Hebling
Vieira, Amilton
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Potencialização pós-ativação
Aprimoramento de desempenho pós-ativação
Treinamento resistido
Desempenho
Volume total
Treinamento de força
topic Potencialização pós-ativação
Aprimoramento de desempenho pós-ativação
Treinamento resistido
Desempenho
Volume total
Treinamento de força
Post-activation potentiation
Post-activation performance enhancement
Resistance training
Performance
Total volume
Strength training
CIENCIAS DA SAUDE::EDUCACAO FISICA
dc.subject.eng.fl_str_mv Post-activation potentiation
Post-activation performance enhancement
Resistance training
Performance
Total volume
Strength training
dc.subject.cnpq.fl_str_mv CIENCIAS DA SAUDE::EDUCACAO FISICA
description Several resources are studied seeking to increase performance and adaptations related to Resistance Training (RT), such as the use of ergogenic food supplements and advanced training methods. Post Activation Potentiation (PPA) is a technique that has been quite evident in studies that show increased performance in power and strength sports. However, little is known about the effects of APP on RT. Objectives: To investigate the effects of two PPA protocols on the performance of men trained during three sets of barbell squats, verified by the number of maximum repetitions and total volume. To investigate the response of two PPA protocols on the perceived exertion and discomfort of trained men after each series of barbell squats, performed until momentary concentric failure. Methods: A randomized crossover trial was performed with 14 men recreationally trained in RT, who were subjected to three experimental situations. In two situations, two different PPA protocols were performed and in another condition, a traditional warm-up. One of these potentiation protocols was performed with high load (CA-PPA), corresponding to 90% of 1RM. In the other potentiation protocol, a low load (CA-PPA) corresponding to 45% of 1RM was used. The traditional heating situation, performed at 45% of 1RM, was implemented as a control (CON). All volunteers participated, in random order, in the three situations. The number of repetitions in each set, the total number of repetitions and the total training volume were compared. The subjective perception of exertion and discomfort were also evaluated at the end of each series in the three experimental conditions. Results: There were no significant differences between the three conditions in relation to the total number of repetitions achieved (p = 0.17). When comparing each series, there were also no significant differences between each condition (p=0.17). Regarding the total volume, there were no differences when comparing the three conditions (p=0.15). When the total volume was compared for each series, there were also no differences between the three conditions (p = 0.1). Spearman's correlation also showed no association between the IFR and the difference in the number of repetitions between the CA-PPA and CON condition (ρ = - 0.15; p = 0.60), as well as for the difference in total volume between the two conditions (ρ = - 0.08; p = 0.78). Regarding PSD, there were no differences for the total score between the three experimental situations (p=0.27). Likewise, there were no differences for PSD when it was compared for each series between conditions (p=0.27). There were significant differences only for the subsequent grades (p<0.001), with the third grade having a higher PSD compared to the second and first, and the second grade having a higher score compared to the first. Finally, in relation to PSE, no difference was detected between the conditions (p = 0.92). Neither, when compared for each series, between the three conditions (p=0.06). Conclusion: There were no differences between the protocols of CA-PPA, CB-PPA, in the number of repetitions achieved, in the total volume, in PSD and PSE.
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