As nadadeiras mais longas melhoram os salvamentos oceânicos? Uma investigação abrangente sobre o desempenho do salva-vidas e o impacto fisiológico

Isaac  Ignacio-Rodríguez; Roberto  Barcala-Furelos; Ezequiel Rey; Marcos  Sanmartín-Montes

Autores

Isaac Ignacio-Rodríguez REMOSS Research Group, Faculty of Education and Sport Sciences, Universidade de Vigo, Pontevedra, Spain
Roberto Barcala-Furelos REMOSS Research Group, Faculty of Education and Sport Sciences, Universidade de Vigo, Pontevedra, Spain
Ezequiel Rey REMOSS Research Group, Faculty of Education and Sport Sciences, Universidade de Vigo, Pontevedra, Spain
Marcos Sanmartín-Montes REMOSS Research Group, Faculty of Education and Sport Sciences, Universidade de Vigo, Pontevedra, Spain

Palavras-chave:

Salvamento, Nadadeiras, Resgate Aquático, Lactato, Esforço, Salva-Vidas, Afogamento

Resumo

Os ambientes costeiros apresentam desafios dinâmicos que necessitam de respostas rápidas e eficientes durante emergências aquáticas. Os salva-vidas, como elos centrais da cadeia de intervenção, contam com diversas ferramentas, sendo o tempo de resgate primordial. A escolha das nadadeiras, especificamente as longas e as curtas, desempenha um papel crítico na otimização do desempenho do salva-vidas durante os resgates. Este estudo cruzado randomizado explora o impacto do tamanho das nadadeiras nos resgates oceânicos, empregando uma amostra de 14 salva-vidas. Nadadeiras longas (LFs) e nadadeiras curtas (SFs) foram comparadas em termos de tempo de resgate (TR) e carga fisiológica (PL). Os testes incluíram resgates oceânicos sem nadadeiras (R), com LF (R-LF) e com SF (R-SF). As variáveis registradas abrangeram o tempo de nado para aproximação, o tempo de reboque, o tempo geral de resgate, as taxas de esforço percebido (RPEs) e a concentração de lactato pós-resgate. Nadadeiras longas demonstraram desempenho superior para o nado de abordagem e nos tempos de reboque em comparação com nadadeiras curtas e sem nadadeiras (p < 0,001). O tempo geral de resgate foi favorecido significativamente pelas nadadeiras longas (p <0,001), indicando sua eficiência em cenários práticos de resgate oceânico. Fisiologicamente, nadadeiras longas induziram menor esforço percebido nos braços (p = 0,033) em comparação com nadadeiras curtas. As concentrações de lactato pós-resgate não revelaram diferenças significativas (p > 0,05). Este estudo demonstra que nadadeiras longas melhoram significativamente o desempenho do salva-vidas durante resgates no oceano, reduzindo o tempo de resgate e aliviando a fadiga dos braços.

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