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Motrivivência (Florianópolis) ; 31(57): e55655, mar. 2019.
Article in Portuguese | LILACS | ID: biblio-994615

ABSTRACT

INTRODUÇÃO E OBJETIVO: Apresentar a origem dos gladiadores, seus sistemas de treinamento e vida cotidiana. PROCEDIMENTOS METODOLÓGICOS: Realizou-se revisão narrativa, a partir de recuperação de fatos históricos contidos em fontes iconográficas, eletrônicas e bibliográficas. DISCUSSÃO: Acredita-se que a origem dos jogos de gladiadores seja etrusca, inicialmente realizados como parte de ritos funerais. Após inserido na famiglia gladiatoria, os gladiadores seguiam as leis das escolas de formação (ludus). Gladiadores que haviam combatido durante muito tempo, e sobreviveram a todos os combates, recebiam uma espada de madeira como símbolo de sua aposentadoria, denominada rudis. CONCLUSÃO: Por um período de quase 600 anos, a arena foi um dos entretenimentos mais populares do mundo romano. Combates de gladiadores eram um elemento do paganismo que governou Roma até a conversão do imperador Constantino ao cristianismo no século IV, e ocupam um lugar central na percepção popular moderna de comportamento romano.


INTRODUCTION AND OBJECTIVE: Present the origin of gladiators, their training systems and daily life. METHODOLOGICAL PROCEDURES: A narrative review was carried out, based on the retrieval of historical facts contained in iconographic, electronic and bibliographical sources. DISCUSSION: It is believed that the origin of the gladiator's combat is Etruscan, initially realized as part of funeral rites. After entering the gladiatorial family, the gladiators followed laws from schools of formation (ludus). Gladiators who had fought for a long time, and survived all combats received a wooden sword as a symbol of their retirement, called rudis. CONCLUSION: For a period of almost 600 years, the arena was one of the most popular entertainments in the Roman world. Gladiator fights were an element of paganism that ruled Rome until the conversion of Emperor Constantine to Christianity in the fourth century, and occupy a central place in the modern popular perception of Roman behavior.


INTRODUCCIÓN Y OBJETIVO: Presentar el origen de los gladiadores, sus sistemas de entrenamiento y la vida cotidiana. PROCEDIMIENTOS METODOLÓGICOS: se realizó una revisión narrativa, basada en la recuperación de hechos históricos, contenidos en fuentes iconográficas, electrónicas y bibliográficas. DISCUSIÓN: Se cree que el origen del combate del gladiador es etrusco, inicialmente realizado como parte de los ritos funerarios. Después de entrar en la familia de gladiadores, los gladiadores siguieron las leyes de las escuelas de formación (ludus). Los gladiadores que habían luchado durante mucho tiempo y sobrevivieron a todos los combates recibieron una espada de madera como símbolo de su retiro, llamada rudis. CONCLUSIÓN: durante un período de casi 600 años, la arena fue uno de los entretenimientos más populares en el mundo romano. Las luchas de gladiadores fueron un elemento del paganismo que estaba en el Imperio Romano hasta la conversión del emperador Constantino al cristianismo en el siglo IV, y ocupan un lugar central en la percepción popular moderna del comportamiento romano.


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Physical Education and Training , Wrestling/history
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Apunts, Med. esport ; 48(178): 55-61, abr.-jun. 2013. tab
Article in English | IBECS | ID: ibc-114184

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Objective: To analyse the effectiveness of a change in the rules on the incidence of injuries in traditional Leonese Wrestling (LW). Material and methods: Cohort study, retrospective (2006–2007) and prospective (2008–2012). The population studied comprised all the male wrestlers over 16 years of age who took part in Winter League competitions in the seasons 2006–2012. Data collected included the number, location and severity of injuries. Classifying them according to location and severity, the incidence of injuries by bouts and falls before and after the change was calculated. The formula for calculating effectiveness was: 1 - relative risk. Results: Over the 7 seasons, a total of 34 injuries were reported - 9 in the seasons before the change and 25 afterwards. Since the introduction of the new regulations in 2008, no serious upper limb injuries have been reported. Before the change in rules there was an incidence of 10.4 per 1000 bouts and 3.9 for every 1000 falls, the differences being statistically significant (P = 0.002 and P = 0.006, respectively). The effectiveness in reducing the incidence of serious injuries was 94% by bouts, and 91% by falls. Conclusions: The results of this study confirm the importance of a methodological approach for the prevention of injuries; in this case a change in the rules (AU)


Objective: To analyse the effectiveness of a change in the rules on the incidence of injuries in traditional Leonese Wrestling (LW). Material and methods: Cohort study, retrospective (2006–2007) and prospective (2008–2012). The population studied comprised all the male wrestlers over 16 years of age who took part in Winter League competitions in the seasons 2006–2012. Data collected included the number, location and severity of injuries. Classifying them according to location and severity, the incidence of injuries by bouts and falls before and after the change was calculated. The formula for calculating effectiveness was: 1 – relative risk. Results: Over the 7 seasons, a total of 34 injuries were reported — 9 in the seasons before the change and 25 afterwards. Since the introduction of the new regulations in 2008, no serious upper limb injuries have been reported. Before the change in rules there was an incidence of 10.4 per 1000 bouts and 3.9 for every 1000 falls, the differences being statistically significant (P = 0.002 and P = 0.006, respectively). The effectiveness in reducing the incidence of serious injuries was 94% by bouts, and 91% by falls. Conclusions: The results of this study confirm the importance of a methodological approach for the prevention of injuries; in this case a change in the rules (AU)


Introducción: El objetivo de nuestro estudio es analizar la efectividad de un cambio de reglamento en la incidencia de lesiones de Lucha Leonesa. Material y métodos: Estudio de cohorte retrospectivo (2006-2007) y prospectivo (2008-2012). La población estudiada comprendió todos los luchadores masculinos de más de 16 años que participaron en las Ligas de Invierno en las temporadas del 2006-2012. Se recogieron datos sobre el número, la localización y la severidad de las lesiones, clasificándolos según su localización y su gravedad. Se calculó la incidencia de lesiones por combates y por caídas antes y después del cambio de reglamento. La fórmula para calcular la efectividad fue: 1 - Riesgo Relativo. Resultados: En las 7 temporadas, se registraron un total de 34 lesiones, 9 antes del cambio de reglamento y 25 después. Desde la introducción de las nuevas reglas en 2008 no se produjo ninguna lesión grave en los miembros superiores, mientras que antes del cambio de reglamento la incidencia de lesiones fue de 10,4 por cada 1000 combates y de 3,9 por cada 1000 caídas, siendo estadísticamente significativa (p= 0,002 y p=0,006). La efectividad de la reducción de la incidencia de lesiones graves fue del 94% por combates y del 91% por caídas. Conclusiones: Los resultados de este estudio confirman la importancia de un enfoque metodológico para la prevención de lesiones; en este caso, los cambios de reglamento (AU)


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Humans , Male , Female , Wrestling/history , Wrestling/physiology , Athletic Injuries/history , Athletic Injuries/physiopathology , Sports/physiology , Athletic Injuries/classification , Athletic Injuries/epidemiology , Sports/standards , Cohort Studies , Public Health/methods , Public Health/trends , International Health Regulations , Retrospective Studies
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Rev. psicol. deport ; 20(2): 573-588, jul.-dic. 2011. tab, ilus
Article in Spanish | IBECS | ID: ibc-93913

ABSTRACT

Este estudio se llevó a cabo para determinar los componentes del rendimiento físico, psicológico y antropométrico relacionados con el éxito en Lucha olímpica. Treinta y siete luchadores varones de las especialidades de Libre olímpica y Grecorromana fueron divididos en dos grupos de acuerdo a su nivel competitivo: Élite (n = 18) y Amateur (n = 19). Todos los sujetos fueron sometidos a una valoración antropométrica, a una completa batería de test físicos (test de fuerza dinámica e isométrica máxima, potencia muscular, test wingate de brazos, velocidad de desplazamiento y de extensibilidad isquiosural) así como a una valoración de sus características psicológicas asociadas al rendimiento deportivo mediante el Inventario Psicológico de Ejecución Deportiva. Los luchadores de élite presentaron niveles superiores en edad, experiencia en el entrenamiento, masa libre de grasa, fuerza dinámica e isométrica máxima, potencia mecánica máxima, potencia y capacidad anaeróbica del test wingate, así como autopercepciones significativamente superiores en autoconfianza, control actitudinal y en la media total del sumatorio de todas las escalas. Estos resultados sugieren que la optimización del metabolismo anaeróbico y neuromuscular, así como determinadas variables psicológicas asociadas al rendimiento deportivo son condicionales y por lo tanto predictoras del éxito en Lucha olímpica (AU)


This study was undertaken to analyse differences in physical, psychological and anthropometric markers related to success in olympic wrestling. Thirty seven male Freestyle and Greco-Roman wrestlers were assigned to two groups according to their competitive level: Elite (n = 18) and Amateur (n = 19). All the subjects underwent an anthropometric assessment, a complete physical fitness test battery (maximal dynamic and isometric strength, muscle power output, crank-arm wingate test, running speed and hamstring extensibility) as well as a psychological characteristics assessment associated with sport performance through the Psychological Performance Inventory. The elite wrestlers were older, had more training experience, a fat free mass, maximal dynamic and isometric strength, muscle power, mean and peak power during wingate testing and significantly higher self- perceptions of self-control, attitude control and the total average of the sum of all the scales. These results suggest that the optimisation of neuromuscular and anaerobic metabolism and several psychological performance markers are conditional and thus predictive of success in wrestling (AU)


Subject(s)
Humans , Male , Young Adult , Adult , Wrestling/psychology , Athletic Performance/physiology , Athletic Performance/psychology , Physical Education and Training/methods , Body Mass Index , Wrestling/history , Wrestling/physiology , Wrestling/trends , Anthropometry/methods
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