
Ciencia y Educación
(L-ISSN: 2790-8402 E-ISSN: 2707-3378)
Vol. 7 No. 1.1
Edición Especial I 2026
Página 654
por facilitar el acceso a los espacios y recursos
necesarios para la implementación del
programa de entrenamiento funcional. Se
reconoce, además, la participación y
colaboración de los estudiantes involucrados,
cuya disposición y compromiso fueron
fundamentales para la obtención de los
resultados presentados. El equipo investigador
también agradece al personal docente de
Educación Física por su acompañamiento
durante el proceso y por contribuir con
observaciones pertinentes que fortalecieron el
desarrollo metodológico de la intervención.
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