Acute Effects of Strength Training and High Intensity Training on Functional and Biochemical Measurements of Individuals With Parkinson's Disease in Different Environments and Depths

"Dry land: The intervention will last for 60 minutes, consisting of exercises to strengthen the global extensor musculature, that is, involving the upper limbs, trunk and lower limbs. Weights and equipment for strength training will be used. The sessions will start with 10 minutes of warm-up, the central part of exercises to strengthen the extensor muscles and the last part will consist of oriented stretches. In the central part, a typical strength training will be performed (2-6 series; 85% of RM), using submaximal subjective effort and with repetition control.~Shallow water: The intervention performed on dry land will be adapted and produced in an aquatic environment. Aquatic implements will be used for strength training."

"Shallow water: The intervention will last 60 minutes. The exercises consist of: immersion, balance, strength, agility and displacement in the water. As they will start with 10 minutes of warm-up and the last part will consist of stretches oriented along the edge of the pool and on the depth reduction platform. In the main part of the intervention, different styles of exercises will be performed, with or without the use of implements. Displacements will have varying speeds in the same session, defined by Borg's Scale of subjective sensation of effort.~Deep water: The intervention carried out in shallow water will be adapted with the use of floating belts and reproduced in deep water."