La carrera de velocidad en personas con discapacidad visual

Miguel Ángel Torralba; José María Padullés; Marcelo Braz Vieira; Helena Olson

doi:10.24310/riccafd.2014.v3i3.6165

Authors

Miguel Ángel Torralba Universidad de Barcelona Spain
José María Padullés INEFC-Barcelona Spain
Marcelo Braz Vieira Universidad de Barcelona Spain
Helena Olson Universidad de Barcelona Spain

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.24310/riccafd.2014.v3i3.6165

Keywords:

visually impaired, paralympic sport, athletics, sprint race, kinematic of the race

Abstract

The present study aimed to identify differences observed in the sprints races performed by visually impaired athletes. Data were collected from 39 blind athletes from 24 countries participated in the 100 meters Paralympic Games in Beijing 2008.The extracted data allow to assess race time (s), average speed (m/s), number of steps, average frequency (Hz), mean of step time (s) and mean of the step amplitude (m), making a comparative study with non-disabled. Recordings of the audio-visual center of Beijing Paralympic Committee (DVD) were collected, and data was processed with SPSS (21.0).Among the results, highlight the importance of stride length and frequency, where the blind athletes show lower results in the first parameter, highlighting a very positive almost no difference in the reaction of output tacos.

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