Patenteamento de um sistema para treinamento e avaliação do drag flick no hóquei sobre grama/indoor

Abstract

Field hockey, or simply hockey, is a team sport present in the list of Olympic sports. During a match, the main objective is to score goals, and for that, athletes and coaches look for the most efficient strategies to be successful. In the case of field hockey, a peculiar motor skill called drag flick, which is the action of dragging the ball with the stick explosively towards the goal, is responsible for 1/3 of the goals resulting from the penalty corner or short corner. (a penalty unique to that sport). In view of this theme, the present work has as primary objective to present the development process and the charter of a conceptual device destined to the training of the technique and kinematic evaluation of the drag flick, since the ball that accompanies it is equipped with an accelerometer that allows you to infer the launch speed. In addition, the device also comes with two tripods that allow the installation of cameras for video analysis. In parallel, a technological prospection study was carried out through a mapping of device patents for evaluation and/or sports training. Patent mapping was carried out nationally and internationally using the Orbit Questel® data platform. To this end, a scope of patented technologies inherent to physical and technical training in various sports was elaborated. Still, in the same study, a bibliographic survey was carried out about the same technologies, however, focusing on the drag flick motor skill. In order to fulfill the requirements for completing the course, the developed device originated a letter patent that was deposited with the National Institute of Industrial Property (INPI). The technological prospection study, on the other hand, resulted in a scientific article, which was submitted to the Revista Educación Física y Deporte (ISSN (online): 2145-5880) by Qualis Capes B2 in the area of interdisciplinary knowledge.