Impacto del Ejercicio Físico Supervisado Sobre los Determinantes de la Condición Física en Población con Diagnóstico Post-Covid 19

Abstract

Objective: To establish the impact of an intervention program based on the application of physical exercise in the population diagnosed with post-covid19 on physical condition variables. Method: Descriptive longitudinal study which will contemplate the participation of adult subjects chosen by non-probabilistic method at convenience, who have had as a proven diagnosis Covid19 either by PCR test or antigens. These subjects must not have now any type of important medical restriction, which prevents them from participating in the performance of supervised physical exercise; additionally, they must have informed consent specifying their voluntary participation within the project and have carried out the previous evaluation tests. Participants will participate for three months, twice a week in the physical exercise sessions proposed through an intervention protocol based on the recommendations derived from the Stanford consensus (Barker et al., 2020), which will respect the progression of the activity and will seek that all users have the supervision of the professional in physical culture for the execution of the activities. The statistical analysis shall be carried out by describing the data using initially measures of central tendency; subsequently, data distribution tests and inferential analyses will be carried out to identify pre- and post-intervention changes. To do this, the IBM SPSS version 27 statistical package (Santo Tomás University License, Bogotá) will be used.