ANALYSIS OF PERFORMANCE OF WHEELCHAIR HANDBALL TEAMS

Calegari, D., Gorla, J., Carminato, R., Silva, A., Araújo, P.
Universidade Paranaense, Brazil

INTRODUCTION:
Every day the Adapted Sport is gaining more space, which is justified by the importance of this activity as a factor of Reintegration, Social
created in the Toledo city from Brazil, in 2005, and which is being contested in two ways: the HCR7, who adapted the rules of the Handball Team, and is the object of this study, and HCR4, who adapted the rules of the Beach Handball, which will be discussed in another study.

OBJECTIV:
This study aimed to evaluate the performance of teams participating in the II WEST CUP. Were recorded and quantified the following factors: 1) index of Technical Errors (TE = were considered only the mistakes that resulted in loss of ball possession), 2) rate of Shots Errors (SE), 3) Attack Effectiveness = goal (AE/G) of each team in the competition. The sum of these three factors indicated the total of Ball Possession (BP), factor that justified the discussion of the influence of different indexes (TE, SE, AE/G) in the performance of teams.

METHODS
- The form of assessment (scalt) to register the shares of play. Data collection was performed by the team of arbitration, because in this mode the chip in evaluation (scalt) is a summary of departures. Data analysis was performed using the percentages of errors (TE and SE) and goals (EA/G) in relation to the total of PB. Three teams participated in this competition.

RESULTS & DISCUSSION:
The competition presented a total of 336 possessions of balls, of which 160 (47.7%) were wasted with shots errors. Other 103 (30.7%) were wasted with technical errors and only 73 (21.6%) were converted into goal, the greater goal attack in the game of handball. There is a high number of shots errors with balls defended by goalkeeper (80/50%), indicating that the decision to keep the goalkeeper in the wheelchair allied to reduce the crash, maintained the importance of the role player in this adaptation of the sport. In Technical Errors there was a predominance of errors in the plea pass (74/71,8%), which we infer that the coordination between area of the chair to field the ball needs to be improved. In Attack Effectiveness there was a predominance of Goals of 6 meters (42/57, 5%), which indicates that the release of long distance are elements that still need to be developed and that can become differential result of the evolution of the sport.

CONCLUSION:
This study has identified the factors that influenced the performance of the participating teams of the 2nd. West Cup WCHC, establishing parameters initial analysis and serving as reference for the implementation, planning and training of new teams this new adapted sport. It has been as expectation that the performance of a larger number of competitions and the production of new scientific studies provide the evolution of the WCH, which has been an effective tool for the inclusion of the poor, especially those who are unable to pursue other modalities collective, as the basketball and rugby, for example.