Carbohydrate use and reduction in number of balance beam falls: implications for mental and physical fatigue

Helena Angélica Pereira Batatinha1 Mackenzie Presbyterian University546, Taquari StMoóca, Sao PauloBrazil

Carlos Eduardo da Costa1 Mackenzie Presbyterian University546, Taquari StMoóca, Sao PauloBrazil

Elias de França1 Mackenzie Presbyterian University546, Taquari StMoóca, Sao PauloBrazil

Igor Roberto Dias1 Mackenzie Presbyterian University546, Taquari StMoóca, Sao PauloBrazil

Ana Paula Xavier Ladeira1 Mackenzie Presbyterian University546, Taquari StMoóca, Sao PauloBrazil

Bruno Rodrigues2 São Judas Tadeu UniversitySao PauloBrazil

Fabio Santos de Lira3 Department of Physical EducationSão Paulo State UniversityUNESPSPBrazil

Sonia Cavalcante Correia1 Mackenzie Presbyterian University546, Taquari StMoóca, Sao PauloBrazil

Érico Chagas Caperuto1 Mackenzie Presbyterian University546, Taquari StMoóca, Sao PauloBrazil;2 São Judas Tadeu UniversitySao PauloBrazilCorrespondence[email protected]

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