Relación del consumo de oxígeno directo y estimado en el Yo-Yo test de resistencia intermitente en mujeres futbolistas profesionales

Autores/as

  • Cristian Cofré-Bolados
  • Marcelo Rosemblat
  • Diego Barriga-González
  • Claudio Farias-Valenzuela
  • Sebastián Espoz-Lazo
  • Dulce Segales-Gill
DOI: https://doi.org/10.6018/sportk.581161
Palabras clave: Potencia aérobica, Fútbol femenino, Yo-Yo Test, Vo2 max, Rendimiento físico, YYIR

Resumen

En el futbol profesional femenino ha presentado un importante crecimiento en las últimas décadas, el análisis del juego determina que se recorren distancias de entre 8,5 y 10,3 km definiendo a la potencia y capacidad aeróbica como factores determinantes en el perfil físico condicional de las jugadoras. La evaluación de la potencia aeróbica a través del consumo máximo de oxígeno (VO2max) es fundamental. El objetivo de este estudio fue comparar la potencia aeróbica determinada por el Yo-Yo test de resistencia intermitente medido en forma directa con analizador de gases y metabolitos v/s el cálculo propuesto por formula de estimación de Bansgbo. La metodología del estudio consistió en la evaluación del Yo-Yo test de resistencia intermitente en cancha de futbol en 25 jugadoras de fútbol profesional. Los resultados del estudio entregaron valores relativos promedio de VO2max directo de 42,53 ml/kg-min y estimado de 41,96 ml/kg-min, sin diferencias significativas (p= 0,22). Se concluye que el test Yo-Yo y la fórmula Bansgbo son pertinentes para la estimación de potencia aérobica en jugadoras profesionales de fútbol chilenas.

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13-08-2023
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Cofré-Bolados, C. ., Rosemblat, M. ., Barriga-González, D. ., Farias-Valenzuela, C. ., Espoz-Lazo, S. ., & Segales-Gill, D. . (2023). Relación del consumo de oxígeno directo y estimado en el Yo-Yo test de resistencia intermitente en mujeres futbolistas profesionales. SPORT TK-Revista EuroAmericana de Ciencias del Deporte, 12, 6. https://doi.org/10.6018/sportk.581161
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