I 50 articoli più citati su caffeina ed esercizio fisico: contributi per professionisti e ricercatori

  • Leandro Prado Prado Department of Physical Education, University Center UDF, Brasília-DF, Brazil.
  • Erivaldo Machado Araújo Department of Physical Education, University Center UDF, Brasília-DF, Brazil.
  • Patrick Anderson Santos Graduate Program in Physical Education, Catholic University of Brasília, Taguatinga-DF, Brazil.
  • Lucas Pinheiro Barbosa Department of Health, Faculdade Logos FALOG, Novo Gama-GO, Brazil.
  • Lucas Savassi Figueiredo Aeronautical Instruction and Adaptation Centre, Lagoa Santa- MG, Brazil.
  • Henrique de Oliveira Castro Department of Physical Education, Federal University of Mato Grosso, Cuiabá-MT, Brazil; Postgraduate Program in Physical Education, Federal University of Mato Grosso, Cuiabá-MT, Brazil.
  • Samuel Silva Aguiar Department of Physical Education, University Center UDF, Brasília-DF, Brazil; Postgraduate Program in Physical Education, Federal University of Mato Grosso, Cuiabá-MT, Brazil.
Parole chiave: Caffeina, Esercizio, Articoli, Studi

Abstract

Obiettivi: identificare oggettivamente i 50 articoli più citati sull'assunzione di caffeina e l'esercizio fisico, nonché le caratteristiche che rendono questi articoli importanti per professionisti e ricercatori del settore. Materiali e metodi: i dati sono stati ottenuti da una ricerca sul Web of Science con le parole chiave "caffeina" e "esercizio". Non sono state applicate restrizioni in base alla disponibilità astratta, al tipo di studio, alla lingua e ai soggetti di ricerca umani rispetto a quelli non umani o qualsiasi tipo di limitazione temporale. Risultati: tutti gli articoli sono stati pubblicati in inglese e il numero di citazioni variava da 85 a 421 (mediana 124). Per quanto riguarda il livello di evidenza, 32 degli articoli sono stati classificati come livello II, dieci articoli erano livello I, tre articoli erano livello III e cinque articoli erano livello V evidenza. Tra i 50 articoli più citati, 35 articoli erano ricerche originali e 15 erano articoli di revisione. La maggior parte degli studi originali (28) ha esaminato l'assunzione di caffeina durante l'esercizio aerobico, altri quattro articoli sull'allenamento della forza e tre articoli sull'allenamento della potenza. Considerando gli studi di revisione, 14 hanno studiato l'assunzione di caffeina durante l'esercizio aerobico e uno durante l'allenamento della forza. I 50 articoli più citati sono stati pubblicati su 17 riviste, con il 60% degli articoli pubblicati da cinque riviste, con il Journal of Applied Physiology che ha il maggior numero di pubblicazioni. Conclusioni: presentiamo i 50 articoli più citati sulla caffeina e l'esercizio fisico per numero di citazioni. Gli studi presentati in questo articolo forniscono a insegnanti, ricercatori e studenti una serie di riferimenti classici sulla caffeina e l'esercizio fisico.

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Pubblicato
2023-01-15
Come citare
Prado, L. P., Araújo, E. M., Santos, P. A., Barbosa, L. P., Figueiredo, L. S., Castro, H. de O., & Aguiar, S. S. (2023). I 50 articoli più citati su caffeina ed esercizio fisico: contributi per professionisti e ricercatori. Giornale Brasiliano Di Prescrizione E Fisiologia dell’esercizio, 16(106), 663-676. Recuperato da https://www.rbpfex.com.br/index.php/rbpfex/article/view/2667
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V. 16 N. 106 (2022)
Sezione
Articoli scientifici - Revisione

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