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Fisicoculturismo : diferencias de sexo en el estado de ánimo y la ansiedad precompetitiva

Bodybuilding: Gender-based differences in mood and pre-competition anxiety
Authors: Arbinaga Ibarzábal, Félix;

Fisicoculturismo : diferencias de sexo en el estado de ánimo y la ansiedad precompetitiva

Abstract

El trabajo pretende analizar aspectos diferenciales basados en el sexo y presentes en los momentos previos de una competición de fisicoculturismo. Han participado un total de 52 hombres y 40 mujeres fisicoculturistas competidores, con una edad media de 29.16 años (DE = 5.61) y con 8.03 años (DE = 4.79) de entrenamiento como tiempo medio. Se ha valorado, durante el pesaje antes de la competición, los niveles de ansiedad mediante el Competitive State Anxiety Inventory-2 (CSAI-2) de Martens, Vealy y Burton (1990) y el estado de ánimo mediante el Profile of Mood States (POMS) de (McNair, Lorr, y Droplemann, 1971). En los resultados al CSAI-2, las mujeres han mostrado una mayor autoconfianza (t = 3.57, p = .001), una menor ansiedad-somática (t = 2.86, p = .005) y no se han diferenciado de los hombres en ansiedad-cognitiva (t = .43, p = .67). Por su parte, en la escala POMS, los hombres han mostrado puntuaciones superiores en las subescalas de tensión-ansiedad (t = 2.74, p = .007), en la de depresión-melancolía (t = 2.906, p = .005), en la de cólera-hostilidad (t = 3.23, p = .002), en la de fatiga (t = 3.78, p < .001) y en la de confusión (t = 4.35, p < .001) pero no en la subescala de vigor, donde las mujeres han indicado unas puntuaciones superiores a los hombres (t = 3.68, p < .001). De cara al futuro, habría que ampliar los trabajos con este grupo de población deportista y solventar las iniciales y aparentes contradicciones con los resultados encontrados en mujeres de otras disciplinas deportivas.

This study sets out to analyse gender-related distinguishing aspects present during moments prior to a bodybuilding competition. A total of 92 competitive bodybuilders (52 men and 40 women) took part in the study. The average age of the participants was 29.16 years (SD = 5.61) and they had trained for an average of 8.03 years (SD = 4.79). During the pre-competition weigh-in of the participants, we measured their anxiety levels using the Competitive State Anxiety Inventory-2 questionnaire (CSAI-2) by Martens, Vealy and Burton (1990) and their mood using the Profile of Mood States questionnaire (POMS) by McNair, Lorr and Droplemann (1971). In the results of the CSAI-2, women showed higher levels of self-confidence (t = 3.57, p = .001) and lower levels of somatic anxiety (t = 2.86, p = .005). There were no differences between men and women in cognitive anxiety scores (t =.430, p = .67). In the results of the POMS questionnaire, men obtained higher scores in the tension-anxiety (t = 2.74, p = .007), depression-dejection (t= 2.91, p = .005), anger-hostility (t = 3.23, p = .002), fatigue (t = 3.79, p < .001) and confusion subscales (t = 4.35, p < .001). However, women achieved higher scores in the vigour subscale (t = 3.68, p < .001). In the future, further studies with this population of athletes will be needed. In addition, seeming initial contradictions with results obtained by women from other disciplines must be addressed.

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Diferencias de sexo, Físicoculturismo, Fisioculturisme, Estat d'ànim, Gender, Pre-competition, Ansiedad precompetitiva, Anxiety, Estado de ánimo, Gènere, Ansietat, Bodybuilding, Mood, Precompetició

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