Cambios percibidos en hábitos de alimentación, composición corporal, condición física y psicológica de deportistas universitarios durante la cuarentena por Covid-19.

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Title:	Cambios percibidos en hábitos de alimentación, composición corporal, condición física y psicológica de deportistas universitarios durante la cuarentena por Covid-19.
Alternate Title:	Perceived changes in eating habits, body composition, physical and psychological condition of university athletes during the Covid-19 quarantine.
Authors:	ZULUAGA MURIEL, EILEEN¹, MARTÍNEZ CARO, CARLOS¹, FLÓREZ LUBO, SEBASTIÁN² sebastianf79@gmail.com, AGUDELO MARTÍNEZ, MARÍA ALEJANDRA³ magudelo@ces.edu.co
Source:	Salud Uninorte. ene-jun2024, Vol. 40 Issue 1, p10-28. 19p.
Subjects:	COVID-19 pandemic, DIETARY patterns, TEAM sports, FOOD habits, PRACTICE (Sports)
Abstract (English):	Objetive: Describe the perceived changes in eating habits, body composition, physical and psychological condition of university athletes during the quarantine by Covid-19, in the year 2020. Materials and methods: Cross-sectional study, from a secondary data source, 403 universitary athletes answered an online survey on 2020´s second semester. Descriptive statistics was used to analyze data, Pearson´s Chi X2 <0,05 test was used to determine association between variables of interest: Sport type, sex and Covid-19. Results: The majority practiced individual sports (55.3 %). About 89 % of athletes did not present Covid-19 59.8 % felt that body weight worsened, being higher in individual sports (p= 0.005). Most of the athletes trained for at least one hour a day (81.1 %), a higher proportion of women received advice from a coach and from social networks (62.7 %), while 7 out of 10 men only complemented their training with information from social networks (p=0.001), the type of sport also presented an association in this variable (p=0.024) The psychological characteristics were those that showed the greatest significant differences according to gender and type of sport. Conclusion: The Covid-19 quarantine is associated with unfavorable changes in university athletes, specifically changes in eating habits were perceived with an increase in the amount of foods of low nutritional quality, negative changes in weight, worse physical condition, where the individual sports were more affected compared to group sports, feelings of loneliness, anxiety and bad mood, where women were the most affected. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Abstract (Spanish):	Objetivo: Describir los cambios percibidos en hábitos de alimentación, composición corporal, condición física y psicológica de deportistas universitarios durante la cuarentena por Covid-19 en 2020. Materiales y métodos: Estudio transversal, de fuente de información secundaria; 403 deportistas universitarios diligenciaron una encuesta en línea en el segundo semestre de 2020. Se utilizó la estadística descriptiva para analizar los datos, para determinar asociación entre las variables de interés: tipo de deporte, sexo y Covid-19 se utilizó la prueba de significancia estadística Chi X2 de Pearson <0,05. Resultados: Del total de deportistas, el 53,3 eran hombres. La mayoría practicaba deportes individuales (55,3 %). Alrededor del 89 % de atletas no presentó Covid-19. El 59,8 % sintió que el peso empeoró, siendo mayor en los deportes individuales (p= 0,005). Una proporción mayor de mujeres recibió asesoría por parte de un entrenador y de redes sociales (62,7 %) y 7 de cada 10 hombres complementaba su entrenamiento con información proveniente de redes sociales (p=0,001). Las características psicológicas fueron las que mostraron mayores diferencias significativas según sexo y el tipo de deporte. Conclusión: La cuarentena por Covid-19 está asociada con cambios desfavorables en los deportistas universitarios; específicamente, se percibieron cambios en los hábitos de alimentación con un aumento en la cantidad de alimentos de baja calidad nutricional y alta densidad calórica, cambios negativos en el peso y peor condición física. Los deportes individuales se vieron más afectados frente a los deportes de conjunto; en lo psicológico se resalta la mala adaptación a la cuarentena con sentimientos de soledad, ansiedad y mal estado de ánimo, donde las mujeres fueron las más afectadas. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:	Objetive: Describe the perceived changes in eating habits, body composition, physical and psychological condition of university athletes during the quarantine by Covid-19, in the year 2020. Materials and methods: Cross-sectional study, from a secondary data source, 403 universitary athletes answered an online survey on 2020´s second semester. Descriptive statistics was used to analyze data, Pearson´s Chi X2 <0,05 test was used to determine association between variables of interest: Sport type, sex and Covid-19. Results: The majority practiced individual sports (55.3 %). About 89 % of athletes did not present Covid-19 59.8 % felt that body weight worsened, being higher in individual sports (p= 0.005). Most of the athletes trained for at least one hour a day (81.1 %), a higher proportion of women received advice from a coach and from social networks (62.7 %), while 7 out of 10 men only complemented their training with information from social networks (p=0.001), the type of sport also presented an association in this variable (p=0.024) The psychological characteristics were those that showed the greatest significant differences according to gender and type of sport. Conclusion: The Covid-19 quarantine is associated with unfavorable changes in university athletes, specifically changes in eating habits were perceived with an increase in the amount of foods of low nutritional quality, negative changes in weight, worse physical condition, where the individual sports were more affected compared to group sports, feelings of loneliness, anxiety and bad mood, where women were the most affected. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:	01205552
DOI:	10.14482/sun.40.01.103.749