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124781 - Potência e velocidade crítica: um método científico e prático

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03/10/2024

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Esta aula abordará o avançado conceito do modelo de potência crítica como ferramenta fundamental e acessível na análise do desempenho esportivo. Os alunos explorarão os princípios teóricos subjacentes à potência crítica, compreendendo como os cálculos relacionados a esse modelo são realizados. Também serão discutidas aplicações práticas do modelo de potência crítica na prescrição de treinamentos, estratégias de competição e monitoramento do condicionamento físico.

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1 horas

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Ministrantes:

Adriano Eduardo Lima da Silva

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