4ª Age and physical activity: new challenges
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Keywords
Fourth Age, Physical exercise, Aging
Abstract
The present work is a bibliographical review on the subject. It was difficult, due to the lack of research developed with this group. And even more specifically in relation to physical exercise. Each day, the people of this age group have greater strength and representativeness in society. Normally, the bibliography speaks of the Third Age as a whole, in this way; the Fourth Age has been in or within the latter, which affects information, since people over 80 years; possess their own bio-psycho-social characteristics giving it its personality. It is undeniable that in thFourth Age the declines begin in the Third Age; and it is precisely this factor that justifies the need to develop a multidisciplinary and specific work with this group of people. Regarding physical exercise, it has the responsibility to improve the quality of life through a relative recovery; that is, as far as possible, those physical abilities that have to do with the activities of this age group.
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and sports medicine: exercise, nutrition and weight control. v. 111. Carmel:
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training in nonagenarians: effects on skeletal muscle. Journal of American
Medical Association, v. 263, p. 3029-3034.
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and supplementation for physical frailty in very elderly people. New England
Journal of Medicine, v. 330, p. 1769-1775.
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Ramón Fabián Alonso López, Centro Universitário Euro-Americano. Brasília-Brasil
TítulosProfesor de Educación Física (ESEF 1968-72).Licenciado en Cultura Física (ISCF 1973-77).Doctor en Ciencias (Moscú-Rusia 1980-84).Formación complementar: 22 Cursos. Algunas actividades profesionales relevantesEn Cuba- Director del Centro de Estudios (Investigaciones) de las Ciencias de la Cultura Física y el Deporte. Cuba - Jefe do Dpto. de Medicina Deportiva del Instituto Superior de Cultura Física "Manuel Fajardo". Cuba - Miembro do Grupo Nacional de Áreas Terapéuticas da Subcomissão Técnica de Educación Física INDER. Cuba - Miembro do Consejo Científico do Instituto Superior de Cultura Física. Cuba - Miembro do Ejecutivo da Asociación Canaria-Cubano de Investigación e Docencia en Actividad Física y Deportes. - Asesor del Centro Internacional de Restauración Neurológica. (CIREN). Habana-Cuba. En Cali-Colombia- Director do Programa de Especialización en Actividad Física Terapéutica da Esc. Nac. Deporte. Cali-Colombia. En Brasilia-Brasil - Profesor Visitantes de la Facultad de Educación física de la Univ. de Brasilia. - Coordinador de la Especialización en Actividad Física Terapéutica en la Fac. de Educ. Física da UNB. - Profesor e Investigador Asociado del Programa de Post-graduación en Ciencias de la Salud. - Profesor de Masaje, Gimnasia Laboral e Crecimiento y Desarrollo Humano. UNIP. - Coordinador del Curso de Educación Física en la Facultad Alvorada. - Asesor del Centro Internacional de Entrenamiento da Hemofilia. Hospital de Apoyo - Brasilia-Brasil. - Asesor del Ministerio del Deportes para Programas de Desentrenamiento Deportivo. - Profesor, Coordinador do Curso de Educación Física - UNIEURO. - Coordinador de Investigación e Iniciación Científica - UNIEURO. - Miembro da Organización Mundial de Medicina Alternativa. EFDeportes.com - Director del Instituto Latinoamericano de Actividad Física Terapéutica (ILAFiT). Cursos Administrados de Extensión: 94 cursos, 57 deles internacional.Ramón F. Alonso López[1]
Professor e Coordenador do Núcleo de Pesquisa e Iniciação Científica.
Centro Universitário Euro-Americano.
Brasília-Brasil
[1]Dr. Ramón F. Alonso López.Professor y Coordinador de Investigación del Centro Universitário Euroamericano. Brasília-Brasil. aft200153@uol.com.br (51)(61) 3435-6844/996707-6761
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4ª Age and physical activity: new challenges. bol.redipe [Internet]. 2017 Nov. 19 [cited 2024 Nov. 8];6(7):83-97. Available from: https://revista.redipe.org/index.php/1/article/view/280