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Final Programme

Final Programme
Crossing Borders Through
Sport Science
21st Annual Congress of the
European College of Sport Science
ECSS Vienna 2016
Hosted by the
Centre for Sport Science and University Sports
University of Vienna
CROSSING BORDERS
THROUGH SPORT SCIENCE
21st Annual ECSS Congress
6-9 July 2016, Vienna-Austria
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Crossing Borders Through Sport Science
21st Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science
ECSS Vienna 2016 – Austria, 6 – 9 July
Final Programme
Hosted by the
Centre for Sport Science and University Sports, University of Vienna
ECSS Vienna 2016 - Austria, 6-9 July
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Welcome to Vienna
Welcome
On behalf of the European College of Sport Science and the Centre for Sport Science and University Sports of the University of Vienna we welcome you to Vienna for the 21st
Annual Congress of the ECSS.
The University of Vienna was founded in 1365, is the largest university in Austria and is one of the oldest universities in the German speaking world. The Centre for Sport Science and University Sports is one of the 19 faculties/centres of this university. It includes the Institute of Sport Science representing the scientific sub division and the University
Sports Institute, being the central institution for college sports in Vienna.
“Crossing Borders through Sport Science” as the conference theme reflects the long-lasting tradition of Austria in bringing together people from all over the world but also
the emphasis of the European College to fully cover all disciplines and topics within Sport Science. The Vienna conference provides a platform for an exchange of views and
research ideas, the discussion and presentation of current research results as well as the realisation of joint research projects.
We are proud that due to excellent submissions we have been able to put together an outstanding scientific program that highlights the current state of knowledge in sport
science. The program comprises four plenary sessions and 37 invited symposia on topical issues in the field. In addition, more than 2000 abstracts have been submitted
from 66 countries. About 1800 abstracts were selected for the final programme and allocated to 121 oral, 69 mini-oral and 36 conventional poster sessions or assigned to
e-poster presentation. Out of these contributions, 60 oral and 56 mini-oral presentations were selected for the Young Investigator Award (YIA) competition.
Visiting a conference not only is to meet other scientists but also to grab the spirit of the hosting city and its surroundings. Vienna has transformed from a Roman settlement
to the capital of the Austrian-Hungarian Empire, finally becoming the capital of the modern Austrian state with about 2 million inhabitants. Since several years Vienna is ranked number one concerning the quality of living which reflects not only political and economic factors but also health, education and public service including transportation.
Vienna combines historical heritage with modernity not only when visiting museums, concerts and the numerous theatres but also when relaxing at one of the numerous
restaurants, bars and of course at the classical “Heurigen” in the vineyards of Vienna.
Enjoy Vienna,
Arnold Baca, Congress President
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Organization
Congress President
ECSS Office
Reviewers
Head of Volunteers
Arnold Baca (AUT)
Joan L. Duda
Chairs Organizing Committee
President Elect (GBR)
Harald Tschan (AUT)
Otmar Weiß (AUT)
Martina Hochmeister-Postl (AUT)
Günter Amesberger (AUT)
Arnold Baca (AUT)
Norbert Bachl (AUT)
Pascal Bauer (AUT)
Tim Cable (QAT)
Daniela Caporossi (ITA)
Rosa Diketmüller (AUT)
Minas Dimitriou (AUT)
Maria Dinold (AUT)
Bernhard Franzke (AUT)
Timothy Hasenöhrl (AUT)
Richard Hauer (AUT)
Mario Heller (AUT)
Marlene Hofmann (AUT)
Konrad Kleiner (AUT)
Michael Kolb (AUT)
Martin Kopp (AUT)
Philipp Kornfeind (AUT)
Roland Leser (AUT)
Clemens Ley (AUT)
Daniel Memmert (GER)
Erich Müller (AUT)
Rudolf Müllner (AUT)
Alfred Nimmerichter (AUT)
Rochus Pokan (AUT)
Petra Polster (AUT)
Susanne Ring-Dimitriou (AUT)
Martin Schnitzer (AUT)
Hermann Schwameder (AUT)
Gerhard Smekal (AUT)
Michael Stöckl (AUT)
Eva-Maria Strasser (AUT)
Markus Tilp (AUT)
Sylvia Titze (AUT)
Christoph Triska (AUT)
Harald Tschan (AUT)
Karl-Heinz Wagner (AUT)
Otmar Weiß (AUT)
Inge Werner (AUT)
Barbara Wessner (AUT)
Klaus Wirth (AUT)
Kerstin Witte (GER)
Past President (GBR)
Thomas Delaveaux (GER)
Elias Tsolakidis (GRE)
Steffen Neubert (GER)
Juliane Leyva Gonzalez (GER)
Tuulia Hokkanen (FIN)
Alexandra Zavadska (SVK)
Kate Nuttall (GBR)
ECSS Executive Board
Tim Cable
President (QAT, GBR)
Marco Narici
Erich Müller
Finances and Partners (AUT)
Bente Klarlund Pedersen
Exchanges and Affiliations (DEN)
Stephen Seiler
Journal and Media Relations (NOR)
ECSS Scientific Board
Flemming Dela - Chair (DEN)
Jan Cabri - Secretary (NOR)
Paul Greenhaff (GBR)
Albert Gollhofer (GER)
Martin Halle (GER)
Susanna Hedenborg (SWE)
Luc van Loon (NED)
Abigail Mackey-Sennels (GBR)
Nicole Wenderoth (SUI)
ECSS Scientific Committee
José Antonio López Calbet (ESP)
Annalisa Cogo (ITA)
Wim Derave (BEL)
Peter Federolf (NOR)
Taija Finni (FIN)
Markus Gruber (GER)
Jørn Wulff Helge (DEN)
Ylva Hellsten (DEN)
Pierre-Nicolas Lemyre (NOR)
Johannes van Lieshout (NED)
Maria Francesca Piacentini (ITA)
Afroditi Stathi (GBR)
Cecilie Thogersen-Ntoumani (AUS)
Janice L. Thompson (GBR)
Local Organizing Committee
Maria Dinold (AUT)
Michaela Haßmann (AUT)
Clemens Ley (AUT)
Karl Schörghuber (AUT)
Christoph Triska (AUT)
Chairs Local Scientific Committee
Barbara Wessner (AUT)
Rosa Diketmüller (AUT)
Arnold Baca (AUT)
Local Scientific Committee
Günter Amesberger (AUT)
Norbert Bachl (AUT)
Michael Kolb (AUT)
Erich Müller (AUT)
Hermann Schwameder (AUT)
Gerhard Smekal (AUT)
Markus Tilp (AUT)
Sylvia Titze (AUT)
Harald Tschan (AUT)
Otmar Weiß (AUT)
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General Information
VENUE
REGISTRATION FEE INCLUDES
The Austria Centre Vienna (ACV) is just 7 minutes from the city centre and it
takes only 30 minutes to reach the airport. There are plenty of lecture rooms
and state-of-art facilities offered to the congress participants.
Registration fee for participants includes:
Austria Centre Vienna (ACV)
Bruno-Kreisky-Platz 1
1220 Vienna
www.acv.at
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Admission to exhibition
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Admission to the Opening Ceremony
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Admission to the Opening Reception*
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Congress material (congress bag, final programme – print, book of
abstracts – print on demand: EUR 25*/ EUR 35 on-site)
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CONFERENCE OFFICE AND REGISTRATION
The congress registration desks are located at the main entrance on Level
0 at the Austria Centre Vienna (ACV).
Opening hours are:
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Wednesday, 6th July 8:00 – 18:00
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Thursday, 7th July 8:00 – 18:00
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Friday, 8th July 8:00 – 18:00
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Saturday, 9th July 8:00 – 16:00
Admission to all scientific sessions
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Coffee or tea breaks (6) and lunches (3)* at the congress venue*
Admission to the Closing Ceremony
Admission to the Congress Party*
Registration fee for additional exhibitors (minimum two free delegates
per company) includes:
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Admission to all scientific sessions
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Congress material (congress bag, final programme – print, book of
abstracts – print on demand EUR 25*/ EUR 35 on-site)
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*pre-booking required
*pre-booking required.
Registration fee for accompanying persons includes:
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Congress material (Congress Bag, Final Programme - in print, Book of
Abstracts – print on demand EUR 25*/ EUR 35 on site)
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CONGRESS STAFF
The congress staff will be available to answer any questions about the
congress programme, the location of the lecture halls, rooms, and meals
etc. Staff members can be identified by the pink t-shirt with the ECSS and
the congress logo.
*pre-booking required.
Please note that accompanying persons don’t have admission to scientific
sessions.
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General Information
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME
YOUNG INVESTIGATORS AWARD (YIA)
GSSI NUTRITION AWARD
Researchers and scholars from all over the world contribute to the scientific
programme to address the congress theme “Crossing Borders through Sport
Science”. Thereby, the programme highlights the multi- and interdisciplinary
character of the field examining physical activity, exercise and sports from
theoretical, empirical and applied viewpoints and from molecular to societal
contexts. This variety is achieved by allocating a total of 1912 abstracts to
the following session types:
This year, the ECSS received 421 applications for the YIA. From these, 116 met
the administrative requirements and after a thorough review, entered the
final stages of the competition. All YIA candidates will present their papers
in front of the judging committee in Vienna.
Abstracts submitted in the area of nutrition in the presentation format oral
or mini-oral could opt in to apply for the GSSI Nutrition Award during the
abstract submission process. A reviewer’s panel has selected the top 5
candidates of all submissions in order to present their work in front of the
panel on Wednesday, 6th July 2016. The winners will be awarded at the
GSSI and Aspetar Award Ceremony (6th July 2016, 18:00, plenary hall E).
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69 mini-oral sessions with 557 presentations
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36 conventional print poster sessions with 262 presentations
The applicants are contending for 20 prizes (10 oral and 10 mini-oral). The
ECSS Scientific Board and Committee will select the 10 best presentations
for each category. Four finalists of the oral category will present their papers
again. They will have 15 minutes each: 10 minutes’ presentation time and 5
minutes to answer questions from the Scientific Board and/or Scientific Committee. This will take place at the Young Investigators Award presentations
on Saturday, 9th July (14:00 h). All winners will be announced and receive
their prizes at the Young Investigators Award Ceremony and following the
final evaluation by the ECSS Scientific Board and Scientific Committee.
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362 e-posters (not debated)
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4 plenary sessions with 8 presentations
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38 invited sessions with 113 presentations
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120 oral session with 610 presentations
The Tom Reilly Memorial Lecture will take place on Saturday 9th July, 15:15
in the plenary hall E and will be given by Professor Greg Atkinson, Teesside
University, UK.
The top 10 candidates of each category (oral/mini-oral) will be announced on Friday afternoon, 8th July 2016 at the ECSS congress booth
next to the registration desks.
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The 20 winners will be invited to join the YIA-Cocktail taking place on
the evening of Friday, 8th July 2016.
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In order to receive their certificate and prize money, all prize winners
are asked to be personally present at the Young Investigators Award
Ceremony, taking place on Saturday, 9th July, from 16:00 h.
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Prize winners who do not attend and accept their prize within the
framework of the YIA Ceremony on Saturday, 9th July 2016 cannot be
considered for the award prize.
PRIZE MONEY
Prize money
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1st – Euro 3.000,--
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2nd – Euro 1.500,--
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3rd – Euro 500,--
ASPETAR EXCELLENCE IN FOOTBALL RESEARCH AWARD
Abstracts submitted in the area of football (soccer) research in the presentation format oral and mini-oral could opt in to apply for the Excellence
in Football Research Award sponsored by Aspetar during the abstract
submission process. A reviewer’s panel has selected the top 5 candidates
of all submissions in order to present their work in front of the panel on
Wednesday, 6th July 2016. The winners will be awarded at the GSSI and
Aspetar Award Ceremony (6th July 2016, 18:00, plenary hall E).
Prize money
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1st – Euro 2.500,--
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2nd and 3rd – Euro 500,--
Generous cash prizes will be provided for the finalists.
Oral presentations
Mini-Oral presentations
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1st - Euro 4.000,--
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1st - Euro 3.000,--
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2nd - Euro 3.000,--
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2nd - Euro 2.000,--
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3rd - Euro 2.000,--
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3rd - Euro 1.000,--
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4th - Euro 1.000,--
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4th - Euro 500,--
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Equal 5th - Euro 500,--
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Equal 5th - Euro 300,--
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General Information
PRESENTATION REGULATIONS AND SPEAKERS
READY ROOM
ORAL SESSIONS
Before
The Speakers Ready Room is located on level 0, room 0.51. Please locate
your lecture hall well in advance of your session and familiarise yourself
with the setup. Invited and oral presentation format is PowerPoint (4:3). All
PowerPoint presentations must be pre-uploaded in the Speakers Ready
Room. This must be done the day before your session and as early as
possible on Wednesday for sessions on that day.
Once at your session/hall, please check that the file is available on the
PC and that it is functional. Note that using private laptops is not allowed.
All presenters must be available at the respective lecture hall 15 minutes
before the session starts. Please introduce yourself to the session Chair(s).
There will be one or two Vienna volunteers in each lecture to help with the
logistics, IT, and timing of presentations.
MINI-ORAL SESSIONS
CONGRESS LANGUAGE
Before
The official congress language is English. No simultaneous translation will
be provided.
Mini-oral sessions require the pre-upload of the presentation in PDF format
(4 slides only) in landscape (horizontal, 4:3). The presentation time is 2
minutes plus 2 minutes questions and answers. The presentation must be
pre-uploaded in advance of the congress via your ECSS account (deadline
15th June 2016).
MEALS AND COFFEE BREAKS
Please locate the lecture room of your mini-oral session in advance. Once
at your session, please check if the file of your presentation is available on
the PC and that it is functional. Introduce yourself to your session Chair(s).
Be present at least 10 minutes before your session starts.
Lunch tickets (if pre-booked)
During
For lunches, participants have been asked to pre-book, indicating any
special dietary requirements. For each day (Thursday, Friday, Saturday) you
will receive a lunch ticket at the registration desk upon arrival.
The Chair introduces the speakers (name, institution, title of presentation,
and if the speaker is running for YIA). Please practice to keep to the exact
timeline of the session:
• 2 minutes presentation
• 2 minutes discussion
During
The Chair will initiate discussion allowing the audience to pose questions first.
The Chair will introduce you and call you to speak (name, institution, title of
presentation, and if the speaker is running for YIA). Please practice to keep
to the exact timeline of the session:
After
• 10 min presentation
Please leave the room soon after the end of the mini-oral session as there
may be a session following shortly after.
• 5 min discussion
A Vienna volunteer will show you (and the Chair) a yellow card at 9 minutes
and a red card at 10 minutes, in order to guide you to the timing of the
presentation. When necessary, a red card will be shown to you again after
the allocated 15 minutes, in order to advise you and the Chair to move on
to the next presentation.
CONVENTIONAL POSTER SESSIONS
After
Pin up your poster at the designated spot (poster board) at 8:00 h in the
morning on the day of your presentation. Remove your poster at 18:00 h
in the evening of the day of your presentation. Posters that have not been
removed by 18:00 h will be removed by the ECSS.
Please clear the room as soon as possible at the end of the session as the
next session will start within 15 minutes of the end of your session.
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Congress lunches and coffee breaks are included in the fee for congress
participants. Lunch bags (if pre-booked) are served in the Exhibition Area
(level 0) from Thursday to Saturday. Coffee breaks alike are served in the
Exhibition Area (level 0) from Wednesday to Saturday.
Prepare your poster (Size A0, height: 120 cm, width: 90cm) before the
congress and bring it with you to the venue. There will be a chaired poster
session at the indicated time slot. You will have 2 minutes to present the
poster and 2 minutes to discuss afterwards.
BADGES
All registered participants and accompanying persons receive a badge.
Exhibiting companies have Exhibitor Passes and accredited members of
media have Media Passes. The badge is your ticket to enter the congress
site or any of the social activities. Badges must be worn at all times.
TRANSPORTATION
The Vienna Airport is accessible from all around the world and the connection between the city centre and the airport is good. You will be able to get
to the city centre with a fast CAT train, normal train or a bus.
Public transport is worth to use in Vienna. The connections are frequent
and the whole city is well connected. A public transportation ticket is a
must in Vienna and we encourage you to purchase a four day ticket in
advance. Please find more information here: http://ecss.de/download/
Travel_Info_Wiener_Linie.pdf
General Information
MESSAGES AND CHANGES IN THE PROGRAMME
SOCIAL PROGRAMME
Messages to participants are given via e-mail and Twitter. Any changes in
the programme will also be announced via e-mail.
The ECSS congress in Vienna offers you a wide range of social activities
outside the scientific programme. All functions are included in the congress
registration fees, unless indicated otherwise.
INTERNET SERVICES
Opening Ceremony
Wireless internet will be available at the congress venue. You can obtain a
login code at the registration desk.
This is the official opening of the congress and will feature opening addresses from the congress presidents and the ECSS president together with
some local entertainment.
TECHNICAL EXHIBITION
Opening Reception (pre-booking required)
The technical exhibition is located on level 0. The opening hours, at which
exhibitors’ attendance is mandatory, are:
Wednesday, 6th July 9:00 to 17.00 h and 19:30 to 20:30 h (during
opening reception)
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Thursday, 7th July 9:00 to 17:00 h
All ECSS members are invited to join the ECSS General Assembly to receive
the latest facts and figures and the development of the society.
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Friday, 8th July 9:00 to 16:30 h
Wednesday, 6th July 2016, 11:00 to 12:00, room: L4 and L5
The capital of Austria, Vienna, is easily accessible from all over the world. It
is located in the middle of Europe with good connections via plane, train or
car from all over Europe and the World. The public transport system is very
good in Vienna and it offers you great opportunities to get to know the city
as well as to reach the congress venue, Austria Centre Vienna (ACV) easily.
Vienna mesmerises its visitors with its stunning architecture, arts and music,
and cafeteria scene. You will be able to enjoy the Viennese culture at every
corner of the city along with a cup of Wiener Melange (Viennese blend).
The United Nations building is located right next to the congress venue
and as a congress participant you have the chance to receive a discount
for a tour around the building. Please find more information here: http://
ecss-congress.eu/2016/16/index.php/tours-and-activities
ACCREDITATION FOR AUSTRIAN PARTICIPANTS
The Congress Party will take place in Ottakringer Brauerei in Ottakring district
on Saturday night. It will be a time to reflect on the successful ECSS congress
week, relax in good ambiance and most importantly DANCE.
Ottakinger Brauerei is easily accessible by public transport. Please use tram
lines 2, 9 or 44 to reach Johann-Nepomuk-Berger-Platz, located right next
to the venue. Further information can be found here: http://ecss-congress.
eu/2016/16/index.php/programme/social-programme.
The Opening Ceremony will be followed by an Opening Reception, which is
also the official opening of the exhibition, with some finger food and drinks.
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TOURIST INFORMATION
ECSS Congress Party (pre-booking required)
ECSS General Assembly
2nd ECSS Bengt Saltin Run (registration required)
The run is scheduled for 8th July at 7:00 am in the memory of ECSS founding member and ECSS Patron Prof. Bengt Saltin. More information can
be found here: http://ecss-congress.eu/2016/16/index.php/programme/
social-programme/bngt-saltin-fun-run
Friday Night Out
The host organisers have arranged two options for you to spend your Friday
night (8th July) in Vienna. You can join the stylish variant at DC Tower Meliã
Bar or you can join a pub crawl at the Bermuda Triangle. Further information
will be provided at the information desk at the ACV.
Closing Ceremony
The Closing Ceremony will immediately follow the Young Investigators
Awards Ceremony and will feature a Thanks and Goodbye from Vienna
and a presentation from the 22nd Annual Congress ECSS MetropolisRuhr
2017 in Essen, Germany.
This conference is approbated for a total of 16 subject-specific DFP points
(certificated CPD course of the Austrian Medical Chamber) and 16 theoretical
hours for the diploma of the Austrian Medical Chamber in Sports Medicine.
More information can be found here: http://www.dfpkalender.at (21st Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science).
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Congress Exhibitors
067 - ADInstruments Ltd.
036 - BTS S.p.A.
061 & 062 - Delsys Inc.
039 & 040 - HUR Labs Oy
Hardware and Software for Life Science Education and
Research
Motion analysis and advanced rehabilitation treatment devices
Wearable sensors for movement sciences (EMG & IMU
and other biomechanical and physiological sensors)
Performance testing products
UNITED KINGDOM
ITALY
USA
081 - AEI Technologies Inc.
047 - CamNtech Ltd.
050 & 051 - ECSS MetropolisRuhr 2017
Metabolic Carts
Medical devices manufacturer
USA
UNITED KINGDOM
22nd annual congress of the ECSS & 5th to 8th July
2017
FINLAND
048 - intelligent motion GmbH
Manufacturer of state-of-the-art training and rehabilitation devices
AUSTRIA
GERMANY
056 - AMTI
072 - CareFusion Germany 234 GmbH
Biomechanic force platform
Lung function devices
USA
GERMANY
075 - Kistler Instrumente AG
049 - Firstbeat Technologies Ltd.
Force Plates & Force and Acceleration Sensors & Software for Perfomance and Balance analysis
SWITZERLAND
Firstbeat Sports
FINLAND
110 - ANT Neuro b.v.
041 - Catapult Sports Pty Ltd
High-density EEG & EMG recording solutions
Athlete analytics
THE NETHERLANDS
UNITED KINGDOM
087 - g.tec medical engineering GmbH
Wireless EEG & Sport science & Wireless Physiology &
Neuroscience & Neurofeedback
064 - Contemplas GmbH
Optical imaging and oxygenation measurements
Worldwide software solutions for general motion analysis in the sport and medicine market
086 - Gait Up SA
GERMANY
Gait Up provides Physilog® inertial motion sensor and
software for accurate movement analysis
078 - Aspetar
Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Hospital
QATAR
073 - CORTEX Biophysik GmbH
CPET systems
GERMANY
080 - BIOPAC Systems & Inc.
High-quality scientific tools
USA
108 - Brain Products GmbH
Solutions for Neuroscience
077 - COSMED S.r.l.
UCAM University - International Higher Education
SPAIN
AUSTRIA
079 - Artinis Medical Systems B.V.
THE NETHERLANDS
096 - Laliga - UCAM University
071 - Lode B.V.
SWITZERLAND
095 & 098a - h/p/cosmos sports &
medical GmbH
h/p/cosmos treadmill solutions
GERMANY
Bicycle and treadmill ergometers as well as recumbent & arm and supine ergometers and ergometry
software
THE NETHERLANDS
094 - MDE CO LTD
ECG (resting and stress) & Telemetric solutions for bycicle-ergometer and treadmill
GERMANY
Comprehensive Cardiopulmonary & Metabolic and
Body Composition solutions for the Research & Sport
Science and human Performance fiel
057 - Human Kinetics
ITALY
Publisher
Performance Lab for top level athletes & biofeedback/
neurofeedback & cognitive tests and training
UNITED KINGDOM
GERMANY
042 - MediTECH Electronic GmbH
GERMANY
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Congress Exhibitors
082 - MES Forschungssysteme
060 - PhysioFlow / Manatec Biomedical
076 - Sensor Medica SAS
054 - Woodway GmbH
Wearable and wireless & ultracompact and multichannael fNIRS and EEG Devices
Noninvasive cardiac output measurements
Foot and Posture Evaluation
FRANCE
ITALY
WOODWAY Treadmills for professional Sports & Fitness
& Medical and Rehabilitation / WATTBIKE Indoor Training Bikes
098 & 101 - POWERbreathe International
Ltd
103 & 105 - Smartfish AS
Inspiratory Muscle Training & Better Breathing and Altitude Simulation Training
NORWAY
UNITED KINGDOM
063 - Tekscan & Inc.
GERMANY
037 & 038 - MICROGATE SRL
Systems for training and performance evaluation
ITALY
106 & 107 - Monark Exercise AB
Exercise bikes & cycle ergometers
SWEDEN
104 - Moor Instruments Ltd.
Tissue & muscle blood flow + oxygen assessments
UNITED KINGDOM
099 - Rotosport
a) High accuracy ultrasound fat measurement + b) Critical Power and Power-Spectrum measurement
Cyclus2 - The Ergometer for Pros - performance diagnostics and training on your own bike
083 - TMG-BMC d.o.o.
AUSTRIA
GERMANY
TMG SI - System for muscle diagnostics
SLOVENIA
Sensor insoles
Publisher of European Journal of Sport Science
UNITED KINGDOM
074 - Velamed GmbH & Qualisys AB &
Bertec Corp.
Biomechanic Full Supplier
GERMANY
102 - myon AG
088 - S. Karger AG
EMG and Movement Analysis Systems
Books
SWITZERLAND
044 - PAL Technologies Ltd
043 - Science to Practice
activPALTM - clinical tools for quantifying sedentary &
upright and ambulatory activities and behaviour
Dynamometry & Cycling Biomechanics & GRF Analyses and Custom Development
SCOTLAND & UK
Motion Capture / Motion Analysis
THE NETHERLANDS
USA
109 - Moticon GmbH
SWITZERLAND
045 - Xsens Technologies B.V.
Pressure Measurement Systems
090 & 091 - RBM elektronik-automation
GmbH
058 & 059 - Routledge Taylor & Francis
Group
GERMANY
Sports recovery nutrition
GERMANY
SLOVENIA
084 & 085 - Vicon Motion Systems Ltd.
Motion capture hardware and software
United Kingdom
111 - Wisepress Medical Bookshop
Books and Journals
UNITED KINGDOM
066 - Sense Product GmbH
Sport & medical technology
AUSTRIA
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Exhibition & Lecture Rooms - Ground floor
Plan 1
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Lecture Rooms - First floor
Plan 2
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Scientific Programme
Your notes
Sessions
Plenary Sessions..................................13
Invited/Oral Presentations
Wednesday, July 6th ................................................... 14
Thursday, July 7th ........................................................ 16
Friday, July 8th .............................................................25
Saturday, July 9th ........................................................34
Mini Oral Presentations
Wednesday, July 6th (13:00-14:00) ........................... 40
Wednesday, July 6th (14:00-15:00) ........................... 42
Thursday, July 7th (14:00-15:00) ................................ 44
Thursday, July 7th (15:00-16:00) ................................ 47
Friday, July 8th (14:00-15:00) ...................................... 40
Plenary
Friday, July 8th (15:00-16:00) ...................................... 50
Conventional Print Poster Presentations
Wednesday, July 6th (12:00-13:00) .......................... 56
Thursday, July 7th (13:00-14:00) ............................... 58
Friday, July 8th (13:00-14:00) ......................................60
Saturday, July 9th (13:00-14:00) ..................................62
e-Posters ...........................................64
Exhibitors profiles ...............................73
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Plenary sessions
Wednesday, July 6th
Thursday, July 7th
Friday, July 8th
Saturday, July 9th
16:45 - 18:00
11:30 - 12:45
11:30 - 12:45
11:30 - 12:45
PS-PL01 Crossing the limits
of impairment – lessons from
neuromuscular and cardiovascular
function after spinal cord injury
PS-PL02 Promoting physical activity –
environmental and economic health
approaches
PS-PL03 Crossing borders through
technology
PS-PL04 Crossing cultures and nations –
interculturality and transnational mobility
as challenges for sport and sport science
LECTURE ROOM: E
LECTURE ROOM: E
Chair(s):
Rütten, A. [Germany]
Titze, S. [Austria]
Chair(s):
Balagué, N. [Spain]
Baca, A. [Austria]
Chair(s):
Wenderoth, N. [Switzerland]
Bachl, N. [Austria]
PS-PL01-1
LIFE-LONG ACTIVITY-DEPENDENT NEUROMUSCULAR PLASTICITY
IN OPTIMIZING PERFORMANCE IN THE PRESENCE OF NEUROMOTOR DISORDERS
Edgerton, V.R. et al [United States]
PS-PL02-1
URBAN ENVIRONMENTS - KEY DETERMINANT IN PROMOTING
ACTIVE LIVING
Bull, F. [Australia]
PS-PL02-2
LECTURE ROOM: E
PS-PL03-1
COMPUTER VISION IN SPORTS
MOESLUND, T. [Denmark]
PS-PL03-2
INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY IN SPORT: ETHICAL PERSPECTIVES
Loland, S. [Norway]
sessions
PS-PL01-2
CARDIOVASCULAR FUNCTION DURING EXERCISE - THE SPINAL
CORD INJURY MODEL
Theisen, D. [Luxembourg]
THE WHO HEALTH ECONOMIC ASSESSMENT TOOL – IN WHAT
WAY CAN IT SUPPORT PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND SUSTAINABILITY?
Racioppi, F. et al [Denmark]
LECTURE ROOM: E
Chair(s):
Radmann, A. [Sweden]
Giess-Stueber, P. [Germany]
PS-PL04-1
INTERCULTURALITY IN SPORTS AS SOCIAL CHALLENGE – AN
OVERVIEW OF THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS AND EMPIRICAL
RESULTS
Grimminger, E. [Germany]
PS-PL04-2
GLOBALISING SPORT ACROSS BOUNDARIES: CREATING SUSTAINABLE FUTURES
Nauright, J. [United States]
13
Oral & Invited Presentations
Wednesday, July 6th
E
IS-PM01
TAKING CARE OF THE RESPIRATORY
HEALTH OF ELITE ATHLETES
Chair(s):
13:00 - 16:30
OP-PM01
GSSI PRESENTATIONS: NUTRITION
Chair(s):
IS-PM01-1
MECHANISTIC BASIS OF ‘ASTHMA’ IN ATHLETES
Kippelen, P. [United Kingdom]
IS-PM01-2
THE PROS AND THE CONS OF ENGAGING IN COMPETITIVE SWIMMING: A LUNG HEALTH PERSPECTIVE
Wagner, K. [Austria]
[YIA] OP-PM01-1
POST EXERCISE HIGH-FAT FEEDING INCREASES LIPID
GENE EXPRESSION BUT SUPRESSES P70S6K1 ACTIVITY: IMPLICATIONS FOR TRAINING ADAPTATION
Hammond, K.M. et al [United Kingdom]
Bougault, V. [France]
16:00
IS-PM01-3
INHALERS FOR AIRWAY HEALTH OR ERGOGENIC
AID?
Dickinson, J. [United Kingdom]
13:15
Smith, M. et al [Australia]
OP-PM02-5
THE DETERMINATION OF ENERGY COSTS DURING SOCCER MATCHES: COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS
BETWEEN MEASURED AND CALCULATED ENERGY
EXPENDITURE
Venzke, J. et al [Germany]
L4 & L5
IS-PM03
OXYGEN UPTAKE KINETICS IN PERFORMANCE, HEALTH AND DISEASE
[YIA] OP-PM01-2
F2
Trommelen, J. et al [Netherlands]
ASPETAR PRESENTATIONS: FOOTBALL
13:30
Chair(s):
OP-PM02
IS-PM02
Chair(s):
Jones, A. [United Kingdom]
Chair(s):
Nimmerichter, A. [Austria]
Lauber, B. [Germany]
15:00
IS-PM03-1
VO2 KINETICS: CONTROL AND RELATIONSHIP TO
PERFORMANCE
15:30
Sousa, A. et al [Portugal]
MUSCLE AND TENDON ADAPTATIONS TO TRAINING:
A FUNCTIONAL PERSPECTIVE
Chair(s):
16:00
Bowtell, J. [United Kingdom]
VO2 KINETICS IN HEALTH VERSUS HEALTHY AGING
AND DISEASE
Neubauer, O. [Australia]
IS-PM03-3
Poole, D.C. et al [United States]
IS-PM02-1
FUNDAMENTAL AND EMERGING CONCEPTS IN THE
REDOX REGULATION OF EXERCISE RESPONSES AND
ADAPTATIONS
Nikolaidis, M. [Greece]
IS-PM02-2
0.49 & 0.50
IS-BN01
TECHNOLOGY AND MODELLING IN
GAME SPORTS
Chair(s):
Macnaughton, L.S. et al [United Kingdom]
Lindley, M.R. [United Kingdom]
15:00
Nyakayiru, J. et al [Netherlands]
16:00
THE FUTURE OF WEARABLE TECHNOLOGY FOR
GAME ANALYSIS
POLYPHENOLS: PANACEA OR PARIAH FOR HUMAN
HEALTH AND PERFORMANCE
Abt, G. [United Kingdom]
15:15
Bowtell, J. [United Kingdom]
15:30
[YIA] OP-PM01-4
EXERCISE ENHANCES THE OVERNIGHT MUSCLE
PROTEIN SYNTHETIC RESPONSE TO PRE-SLEEP
PROTEIN FEEDING IN OLDER MALES
[YIA] OP-PM02-2
IS-PM02-3
Seynnes, O. [Norway]
16:00
IS-BN02-3
Duarte, R. [Portugal]
Leser, R. [Austria]
IS-BN01-1
Gehring, D. [Germany]
N1
IS-SH01
THE FAN CAN: THE MEDIA AND FOOTBALL SUPPORTER COMMUNITIES AS
ENABLERS OF MULTICULTURAL ENVIRONMENTS
Chair(s):
Pfister, G. [Denmark]
Invited & Ora
Holwerda, A.M. et al [Netherlands]
“FIFA 11+ KIDS” A WARM-UP PROGRAM TO PREVENT
INJURIES IN CHILDREN’S FOOTBALL: CLUSTER RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL
14:00
OP-PM01-5
INGESTION OF 40 G PROTEIN PRIOR TO SLEEP
STIMULATES OVERNIGHT MYOFIBRILLAR PROTEIN
SYNTHESIS IN HEALTHY OLDER MEN
Kouw, I.W.K. et al [Netherlands]
IS-BN01-2
15:00
IS-SH01-1
PRACTICAL IMPACT OF MODERN PERFORMANCE
ANALYSIS IN FOOTBALL
Rössler, R. et al [Switzerland]
FEMALE FANS OF MEN’S FOOTBALL - SOCIALISATION,
MOTIVATION AND CIRCUMSTANCES OF LIFE
Lames, M. [Germany]
15:30
16:00
[YIA] OP-PM02-3
REFLECTIONS FROM A FEMALE SPORT PSYCHOLOGIST WORKING IN ELITE LEVEL PROFESSIONAL
FOOTBALL
Francesca, C. et al [United Kingdom]
14
A FISHY STORY THAT KEEPS REPEATING : OMEGA-3
DERIVED LIPID MEDIATORS, DO THEY HAVE A
BENEFICIAL ROLE FOR THE PATIENT AND THE
PERFORMER ?
IS-BN02-2
IMPAIRED LOWER LIMB FUNCTION: WHAT?S
WRONG IN ATHLETES WITH CHRONIC ANKLE
INSTABILITY?
BEETROOT JUICE SUPPLEMENTATION IMPROVES
EXERCISE PERFORMANCE IN SOCCER PLAYERS
13:45
IS-BN02-1
MUSCLE AND TENDON MECHANICS FOR EFFICIENT
MOVEMENT AND CONTROL
IS-PM03-2
Coutts, A. [Australia]
[YIA] OP-PM02-1
15:00
Lichtwark, G. [Australia]
15:30
THE RESPONSE OF MUSCLE PROTEIN SYNTHESIS TO
WHOLE BODY RESISTANCE EXERCISE IS GREATER
FOLLOWING INGESTION OF 40 G COMPARED WITH
20 G OF WHEY PROTEIN
15:00
Csapo, R. [Austria]
VO2 KINETICS IN DIFFERENT MODES OF EXERCISE
15:30
Nassis, G. [Qatar]
O
IS-BN02
NUTRITIONAL SUPPLEMENTS TO IMPROVE HEALTH AND PERFORMANCE
15:00
PROTEIN INGESTION BEFORE SLEEP PROVIDES
PRECURSORS FOR POST-EXERCISE OVERNIGHT DE
NOVO MUSCLE PROTEIN SYNTHESIS
[YIA] OP-PM01-3
1.85 & 1.86
M2
BIOMECHANICAL FUNDAMENTALS,
ADAPTATIONS AND IMPAIRMENTS OF
LOWER LIMB FUNCTION
Jones, A.M. [United Kingdom]
15:30
Carter, J. [United States]
13:00
15:00
OP-PM02-4
MENTAL FATIGUE IMPAIRS SOCCER-SPECIFIC
PERFORMANCE
16:00
F2
15:45
IS-BN01-3
15:30
IS-SH01-2
GAME ANALYSIS IN THE ERA OF BIG DATA: A SYNTHESIS APPROACH
SOCIAL RESILIENCE: SPORT AS A PLACE FOR AUTONOMOUS ORGANIZING AND SELF-LEARNING
Duarte, R. [Portugal]
Krovel, R. [Norway]
Wednesday, July 6th, 2016
13:00 - 16:30
Oral & Invited
16:00
IS-SH01-3
SUPPORTER CULTURE – FOR WHOM? WOMEN’S
PERCEPTION OF FOOTBALL ARENA CULTURE IN
SWEDEN
15:30
IS-EX01-2
USE OF SPORT SCIENCE BY OLYMPIC ATHLETES FOR
MEDAL PERFORMANCE IN RIO 2016
IS-SH02
Blazevich, A. [Australia]
15:00
IS-SH02-1
EVALUATING AN INTERCULTURAL EDUCATION
PROGRAM FOR PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Giess-Stueber, P. et al [Germany]
IS-SH02-2
ASSESSING INTERCULTURAL PROCESSES AND
OUTCOMES IN THE SPORT FOR DEVELOPMENT
AND PEACE FIELD
RATO BARRIO, M. [Spain]
IS-SH02-3
Derri, V. et al [Greece]
[YIA] OP-PM13-1
Sundnes, J. et al [Norway]
al
IS-EX01
ECSS - ACSM EXHANGE SYMPOSIUM:
PREPARING FOR THE OLYMPICS : AN EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN VIEWPOINT
Chair(s):
15:00
IS-EX01-1
SPORT SCIENCE AND INNOVATION AT THE NETHERLANDS OLYMPIC COMMITTEE
Maase, K. [Netherlands]
AUTONOMOUS MOTIVATION AND SELF REGULATED
LEARNING: DETERMINING FACTORS OF PERFORMANCE IN SNOWBOARD AND FREESKIING
OP-PM12-1
THE CHALLENGE OF DIAGNOSING PLANTARIS
TENDON INVOLVEMENT IN MIDPORTION ACHILLES
TENDINOPATHY – A STUDY USING US+CD, UTC AND
CLINICAL ASSESSMENT
Spang, C. et al [Sweden]
OP-PM12-2
THE IMPORTANCE OF THE TNF SYSTEM IN OVERUSED/DAMAGED MUSCLE AND TENDON
FUNCTIONAL PERFORMANCE DEFICITS SIX MONTH
AFTER ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT <ACL>
RECONSTRUCTION
THE EFFECT OF NATIVE WHEY- VERSUS MILK-PROTEIN SUPPLEMENTATION ON MUSCLE SIGNALLING
AND HYPERTROPHY DURING STRENGTH TRAINING
IN ELDERLY
Hamarsland, H. et al [Norway]
OP-PM13-4
THE EFFECT OF GYMNASTIC TRAINING ON MUSCLE
STRENGTH AND ACTIVATION DURING ISOMETRIC
ELBOW AND SHOULDER FLEXION/EXTENSION
Mieszkowski, J. et al [Poland]
16:00
OP-PM13-5
THE EFFECT OF SPINAL MOBILIZATION ON LOWER
LIMB STRENGTH
Meeusen, R. [Belgium]
15:30
Narici, M. [United Kingdom]
Bechshøft, R.L. et al [Denmark]
15:45
M1
Kawakami, Y. [Japan]
THE EFFECTS OF A SINGLE BOUT OF EXERCISE ON
MOTOR MEMORY INTERFERENCE IN THE TRAINED
AND UNTRAINED HEMISPHERE
Renstroem, L. et al [Sweden]
[YIA] OP-PM13-3
Lo, C.N. et al [Hong Kong]
16:15
15:30
OP-PM12-3
Krafft, F.C. et al [Germany]
15:45
[YIA] OP-PM12-4
TIME COURSE OF COSTAMERE PROTEIN CONCENTRATIONS AFTER ROTATOR CUFF TENDON RELEASE
IN SHEEP
Ruoss, S. et al [Switzerland]
L1
OP-SH10
PSYCHOLOGY: MOTIVATION 1
Chair(s):
OP-PM13-6
15:00
OP-SH10-1
PREDICTORS OF ANTISOCIAL ATTITUDES AND DOPING INTENTIONS IN SPORT: THE ROLE OF COACH
INTERPERSONAL STYLE AND ATHLETES’ PSYCHO-
Lauber, B. et al [Germany]
16:00
15:45
RESTING EEG MICROSTATES CHANGES AFTER ACUTE
EXERCISE
OP-SH10-4
OP-PM05-5
OVERTAKING BEHAVIOUR IN ELITE AND SUB-ELITE
1500M SHORT TRACK SPEED SKATERS
Spring, J. et al [Switzerland]
Al, M. et al [Netherlands]
16:15
16:00
EXERCISE AND VIGILANCE: INFLUENCE OF CARDIOVASCULAR FITNESS AND SPORT PARTICIPATION.
OP-SH10-5
OP-PM05-6
THE POSITIONING BEHIND ONE’S FORERUNNER IN
THE FINAL STAGES OF THE RACE DISTINGUISHES
ELITE AND SUB-ELITE SHORT TRACK SPEED SKATERS
Ballester, R. et al [Spain]
de Jong, R. et al [Netherlands]
0.31 & 0.32
L8
EXERCISE IN ELDERLY: BALANCE & RUNNING
OP-PM05
BRAIN & COGNITIVE FUNCTION
Chair(s):
OP-BN04
Chair(s):
Baudry, S. [Belgium]
Gruber, M. [Germany]
Périard, J. [Qatar]
15:00
Sjøgaard, G. [Denmark]
[YIA] OP-PM05-1
OP-BN04-1
BALANCE TRAINING INDUCES HIGHLY TASKSPECIFIC NEURAL PLASTICITY
EFFECTS OF EXERCISE-INDUCED HYPOHYDRATION ON BRAIN STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION IN
ENDURANCE-TRAINED ATHLETES USING MRI
Giboin, L.S. et al [Germany]
Tan, X.R. et al [Singapore]
BEHAVIORAL AND NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSIVENESS OF OLDER ADULTS TO BALANCE TRAINING
15:15
Hettinga, F. [United Kingdom]
OP-SH10-3
OP-PM05-4
Sommer, M. [Sweden]
15:00
Sanchez, X. [United Kingdom]
EFFECTS OF FOUR WEEKS OF UNILATERAL ISOMETRIC
LOW INTENSITY STRENGTH TRAINING, WITH AND
WITHOUT BLOOD FLOW RESTRICTION, ON MVC,
CROSS SECTIONAL AREA, THE V-WAVE AND H-
Maloney, M. et al [Australia]
15:45
15:15
[YIA] OP-PM13-2
OP-SH10-2
THE IMPORTANCE OF ACHIEVEMENT GOAL ORIENTATION WHEN LEARNING A NOVEL, AND INCREASINGLY COMPLEXED, SKILL
OP-PM05-3
Mehus, I. et al [Norway]
THE EFFECT OF HEAVY AND LIGHT RESISTANCE
TRAINING ON SKELETAL MUSCLE STRENGTH AND
FUNCTION IN ELDERLY INDIVIDUALS
15:30
THE INTERCULTURAL PERSPECTIVE OF PHYSICAL
EDUCATION: GOALS, DIDACTIC STRATEGIES, AND
SOCIAL OUTCOMES IN THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SPORTS MEDICINE: INJURY - TENDONS
15:00
BLOOD FLOW RESTRICTION RESISTANCE EXERCISE
PERFORMED SUB-MAXIMALLY OR UNTIL VOLUNTARY FAILURE INDUCES SIMILAR INCREASES IN
MUSCLE SIZE AND STRENGTH
15:15
OP-PM12
Chair(s):
Chair(s):
Giess-Stueber, P. [Germany]
OP-PM13
MUSCLE STRENGTH
Chair(s):
16:00
A QUALITATIVE COMPARISON OF ELITE TAEKWONDO
PLAYERS: DOES FIGHTING IN TRAINING ADEQUATELY
SIMULATE THE COGNITIVE-EMOTIONAL CONSTRAINTS OF COMPETITION?
15:15
N2
Suetta, C. [Denmark]
15:30
15:30
Ntoumanis, N. et al [Australia]
1.61
INTERCULTURALITY IN SPORTS” – DIFFERENT APPROACHES, EFFECTS AND
DILEMMAS
15:00
LOGICAL NEEDS
Márquez, G. et al [Spain]
Wilber, R. [United States]
L7
REFLEX OF THE SOLEUS MUSCLE
OP-PM05-2
CEREBRAL OXYGENATION DURING CORTICAL ACTIVATION: THE EFFECT OF THREE EXERCISE TRAINING
MODALITIES
Terblanche, E. et al [South Africa]
15:15
OP-BN04-2
Ruffieux, J. et al [Switzerland]
15:30
OP-BN04-3
SPRINT ACCELERATION MECHANICS IN MASTER
ATHLETES: A PILOT STUDY.
Morin, J.B. et al [France]
15
15:45
OP-BN04-4
MOVEMENT SPECIFIC REINVESTMENT, STEPPING
BEHAVIOR AND VISUOMOTOR CONTROL DURING
WALKING IN OLDER ADULTS WITHOUT HISTORY
OF FALLING
Uiga, L. et al [Hong Kong]
16:00
Thursday, July 7th
08:00 - 09:30
OP-BN04-5
REVERSAL OF AGE-RELATED “SLOWING” OF EEG
POWER THROUGH VIDEOGAME-BASED TRAINING
E
Gennaro, F. et al [Switzerland]
1.62
OP-SH03
FANSHIP, MEDIA & MEGAEVENTS
Chair(s):
OP-PM06
Diketmüller, R. [Austria]
OP-PM07
1.85 & 1.86
OP-BN01
BIOMECHANICS
LIVER & MITOCHONDRIA
Chair(s):
Chair(s):
Chair(s):
PONCE GONZÁLEZ, J. [Spain]
Shaw, C. [Australia]
Fernhall, B. [United States]
08:00
08:00
[YIA] OP-PM07-1
matthew , c. [United Kingdom]
[YIA] OP-BN01-1
NITRATE & DIET COMPOSITION
Chair(s):
Archiza, B. et al [Brazil]
Christian, J. et al [Austria]
Dias, K.A. et al [Australia]
Wardenaar, F. [Netherlands]
08:15
Verdijk, L. [Netherlands]
08:00
[YIA] OP-PM06-1
[YIA] OP-PM07-2
THE EFFECT OF AGE ON PULMONARY AND MUSCLE
OXYGENATION KINETICS FOLLOWING HIGHINTENSITY INTERVAL EXERCISE
08:15
[YIA] OP-BN01-2
LOWER LIMB MUSCLE FORCES DURING SLOPED
WALKING AT DIFFERENT INCLINATIONS
Alexander, N. et al [Austria]
Borges, N.R. et al [Australia]
08:30
SOCIALIZATION INTO FORMAL AND INFORMAL
SPORTS AND THE ROLE OF SOCIAL BACKGROUND
AND MEDIA USE OF ADOLESCENTS
08:15
Smith, M.P. et al [Germany]
Konrad, A. et al [Austria]
Braumüller, B. [Germany]
Maassen, N. et al [Germany]
08:45
08:45
OP-PM06-2
AFTER EFFECTS OF A 3 WEEKS NO3 SUPPLEMENTATION ON ENDURANCE AND SPRINT PERFORMANCE
08:30
OP-PM06-3
Borges, M. et al [United Kingdom]
MONTMORENCY CHERRY SUPPLEMENTATION ATTENUATES VASCULAR DYSFUNCTION INDUCED BY
PROLONGED OCCLUSION
15:30
Aboo Bakkar, Z. et al [United Kingdom]
OP-SH03-3
MEGA SPORTING EVENTS AND CHILDREN RIGHTS:
THE VARIETY OF MEDIA COVERAGE IN 2014 IN 22
COUNTRIES
Moustakas, L. et al [Germany]
08:45
OP-PM06-4
SOLUBLE MILK PROTEINS OR WHEY SUPPLEMENTATION COMBINED TO ELECTROSTIMULATION TRAINING: WHAT EFFECTS ON POWER PRODUCTION AND
RECOVERY CAPACITIES ?
[YIA] OP-PM07-3
[YIA] OP-BN01-3
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IS ASSOCIATED WITH ALLERGIC
DISEASE, BUT NOT ALLERGIC SYMPTOMS OR SENSITIZATION, IN ADOLESCENTS
OP-SH03-1
MEDIA DISCOURSE OVER FOREIGN COACHES
[YIA] OP-PM08-1
EFFECT OF EXERCISE AND NUTRITION INTERVENTIONS ON LIVER FAT IN OBESE CHILDREN WITH
NON-ALCOHOLIC FATTY LIVER DISEASE
MUSCLE STIFFNESS IS REDUCED FOLLOWING A
SINGLE STATIC STRETCHING EXERCISE BUT NOT
FOLLOWING SIX WEEKS OF STATIC STRECTHING
TRAINING
OP-SH03-2
08:00
COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT MARKER SETS FOR
MARKER TRAJECTORY BASED CLASSIFICATION OF
SIMULATED GAIT IMPAIRMENTS
08:30
15:15
O
OP-PM08
HEALTH & FITNESS
Thompson, C. et al [United Kingdom]
15:00
L4 & L5
METABOREFLEX AND PERFORMANCE IN ELITE FEMALE SOCCER: EFFECTS OF INSPIRATORY MUSCLE
TRAINING
DIETARY NITRATE AUGMENTS MUSCLE METABOLIC ADAPTATION TO HIGH-INTENSITY INTERVAL
TRAINING
Ainsworth, B. [United States]
F2
[YIA] OP-PM07-4
REFERENCE VALUES OF PHYSICAL FITNESS IN
ANDALUSIAN FIBROMYALGIA PATIENTS: THE ALÁNDALUS PROJECT.
[YIA] OP-BN01-4
TENDON SIZE AND STIFFNESS: INFLUENCE OF
SHORT-TERM AND CHRONIC STRENGTH TRAINING
Massey, G.J. et al [United Kingdom]
Álvarez-Gallardo, I.C. et al [Spain]
09:00
[YIA] OP-BN01-5
08:15
[YIA] OP-PM08-2
IMPAIRED LIPID STORAGE AND MITOCHONDRIAL
NETWORK ORGANIZATION IN OBESE HUMAN
SKELETAL MUSCLE. IMPROVEMENTS ASSOCIATED
TO GASTRIC BYPASS AND LINK TO INSULIN RESISTANCE REMISSION
Meidahl Petersen, S. et al [Denmark]
08:30
[YIA] OP-PM08-3
THE ACUTE COLD-INDUCED INCREASE IN PGC-1A
IS MEDIATED SYSTEMICALLY THROUGH INCREASED
SS-ADRENERGIC STIMULATION.
Allan, R. et al [United Kingdom]
08:45
Joanisse, D.R. et al [Canada]
EPICARDIAL ADIPOSE TISSUE, EXERCISE AND CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE IN DIABETES
LOAD SPECIFIC PATELLAR AND ACHILLES TENDON
ADAPTATION: STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY OR FUNCTION?
Christensen, R. et al [Denmark]
Wiesinger, H.P. et al [Austria]
0.49 & 0.50
09:00
[YIA] OP-PM07-5
OP-PM08-4
SKELETAL MUSCLE MITOCHONDRIAL QUALITY CONTROL AND MITOPHAGY IN OBESE AND ENDURANCE
TRAINED MEN
OP-PM47
PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE TO HIT
Invited & Ora
09:00
OP-PM06-5
DIET QUALITY AND MACRONUTRIENT INTAKE DURING A PRECOMPETITIVE TRAINING CAMP IN MALE
AND FEMALE SPANISH WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL
PLAYERS
Grams, L. et al [Germany]
09:15
[YIA] OP-PM07-6
FAT OXIDATION CAPACITY AND ITS POSSIBLE COUPLING TO WEIGHT LOSS MAINTENANCE
Martin, V. et al [France]
Husted, K. et al [Denmark]
09:15
[YIA] OP-BN01-6
EFFECTS OF FASCICLE LENGTHENING VELOCITY ON
RADIAL AND LONGITUDINAL VASTUS LATERALIS
MUSCLE GROWTH AFTER ECCENTRIC EXERCISE
Chair(s):
Marzilger, R. et al [Germany]
Radak, Z. [Hungary]
Paoli, A. [Italy]
08:00
OP-PM47-1
HIGH-INTENSITY EXERCISE TRAINING ABROGATES
AGE DIFFERENCES IN SPOMATOTROPIC HORMONE
CONCENTRATIONS
Sellami, M. et al [Tunisia]
16
Thursday, July 7th, 2016
08:00 - 09:30
Oral & Invited
08:15
OP-PM47-2
L7
FOLLOW-UP STUDY
HIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING IMPROVES
GLUCOSE METABOLISM IN DIABETIC MICE DESPITE
THE ABSENCE OF MITOCHONDRIAL ADAPTATIONS
Rossi, M. et al [Finland]
Chavanelle, V. et al [France]
PREVENTIVE PROFILING – A SYSTEMATIC APPROACH
TO PREDICT THE ONSET OF LOW BACK PAIN
08:30
OP-PM47-3
LOW-VOLUME HIGH-INTENSITY INTERVAL EXERCISE
IMPROVES GLYCAEMIC CONTROL SIMILARLY TO
CONTINUOUS MODERATE-INTENSITY EXERCISE
DESPITE INCREASED POSTPRANDIAL OXIDATIVE
STRESS.
Parker, L. et al [Australia]
08:45
OP-PM55-5
Erhardt, R. et al [Germany]
09:15
OP-PM55-6
MUSCLE STRENGTH AND NEUROMUSCULAR CONTROL OF SPINE STABILITY IN LOW BACK PAIN: ELITE
ATHLETES VERSUS GENERAL POPULATION
Moreno Catalá, M. et al [Germany]
Abraham, D. et al [Hungary]
OP-PM55
N1
OP-PM36
Chair(s):
Fitzpatrick, J.F. et al [United Kingdom]
08:45
Mester, J. [Germany]
08:45
Williams, C. [United Kingdom]
DOES ACUTE FATIGUE AFFECT PLAYER LOAD DURING AN AGILITY TASK?
08:00
OP-PM18-1
CONTEMPORARY REFERENCE VALUES FOR PEAK
OXYGEN UPTAKE IN HEALTHY EUROPEAN CHILDREN
AND ADOLESCENTS
Buys, R. et al [Belgium]
OP-PM18-2
A POST-SEASON SHORT DURATION MESOCYCLE FOR
TAPERING IN WATER-POLO
08:30
Jaitner, T. [Germany]
EFFECT OF STATIC AND DYNAMIC STRETCHING DURING A FULL WARM-UP ON ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE
IN ATHLETES
OP-PM36-1
OP-PM18-3
Blazevich, A.J. et al [Australia]
LOW BACK PAIN
TEAM HANDBALL MATCH ANALYSIS BY COMPUTER
TRACKING FROM THE MEN´S EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS 2016
Chair(s):
Michalsik, L.B. et al [Denmark]
MUSCLE METABOREFLEX: POSSIBLE EFFECT ON
ARTERIAL BAROREFLEX FUNCTION AT REST
Pfeifer, K. [Germany]
08:15
Ainsworth, B. [United States]
08:00
OP-PM55-1
OBJECTIVELY MEASURED MODERATE TO VIGOROUS
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY <MVPA> BUT NOT SEDENTARY
BEHAVOUR <SB> IS ASSOCIATED WITH LOW
BACK PAIN
Suni, J.H. et al [Finland]
OP-PM36-2
SCIENCE BASED TRAINING IN ELITE MALE TEAM
HANDBALL
Wagner, H. et al [Austria]
08:30
OP-PM36-3
Kolodziej, M. et al [Germany]
08:15
al
08:45
Chair(s):
Nassis, G. [Qatar]
08:45
EFFECTS OF PRE-COMPETITIVE PREPARATION PERIOD
ON THE EVOLUTION OF ISOKINETIC PROFILE IN INTERNATIONAL PROFESSIONAL HANDBALL PLAYERS
08:00
THE INTERVERTEBRAL DISC POSITIVELY ADAPTS TO
RUNNING EXERCISE
MAURELLI, O. [France]
Noor, D. et al [Germany]
Belavy, D.L. et al [Australia]
09:00
08:45
OP-PM55-4
INCIDENCE OF BACK INJURIES IN YOUTH FLOORBALL
AND BASKETBALL: A PROSPECTIVE THREE-YEAR
OP-PM24
OP-PM36-5
EFFECT OF 3 VERSUS 3 SMALL SIDED HANDBALL
GAME TRAINING ON AEROBIC CAPACITY AND
ANAEROBIC ENDURANCE OF MALE HANDBALL
PLAYERS
OP-PM24-1
SUBJECTIVE INDICATORS OF FATIGUE IN FOOTBALL EFFECTS OF FATIGUE STATUS AND SUBJECT IDENTITY
08:15
OP-PM24-2
INDICATORS OF FATIGUE IN FOOTBALL – EFFECTS OF
FATIGUE STATUS AND SUBJECT IDENTITY
Skorski, S. et al [Germany]
OP-PM10-4
THE LEVEL OF 44/42 KDA MAPK PROTEIN IS CLOSELY
RELATED TO THE FIBER TYPE COMPOSITION IN
HINDLIMB SKELETAL MUSCLES OF SEDENTARY
ADULT RATS AND IN THE SOLEUS MUSCLE DURING
DEVELOPMENT
Oishi, Y. et al [Japan]
09:00
OP-PM24-5
DIFFERENCES IN STRENGTH, POWER AND FATIGUABILITY BETWEEN ALPINE SKIERS OF FIS WORLD CUP
AND EUROPEAN CUP
Bosio, A. et al [Italy]
09:00
OP-PM10-5
EXPRESSION OF METABOLIC AND MYOGENIC FACTORS DURING TWO COMPETITIVE SEASONS IN ELITE
JUNIOR CYCLISTS
Flück, M. et al [Switzerland]
09:15
OP-PM24-6
OPTIMISATION OF ASSESSMENT OF HEART RATE
KINETICS FOR TRACKING FATIGUE-INDUCED PERFORMANCE DECREMENTS
1.61
Nelson, M. et al [Australia]
PERFORMANCE TESTS
OP-BN11
Chair(s):
OP-PM10
MUSCLE GROWTH
08:00
Daanen, H. [Netherlands]
08:00
Chair(s):
OP-BN11-1
A NEW INSTANTANEOUS PERFORMANCE PARAMETER FOR ALPINE SKIING AND INDIVIDUAL SPORTS
Holm, L. [Denmark]
INDICATORS OF FATIGUE
Shalaj, I. et al [Kosovo]
OP-PM55-3
OP-PM36-4
Marques, J. [Qatar]
Gilgien, M. et al [Norway]
Narici, M. [United Kingdom]
MULTISENSORY TRAINING RELATED LOW BACK PAIN
08:30
OP-PM18-4
OP-PM55-2
OP-PM24-4
N2
Geladas, N. et al [Greece]
M1
SEASONAL VARIATIONS OF PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS IN FEMALE ELITE HANDBALL
RAT SKELETAL MUSCLE.
Son, J.S. et al [Korea, South]
Chair(s):
08:00
OP-PM24-3
TRAINING & TESTING: MIXED SESSION
Botonis, P. et al [Greece]
HANDBALL PERFORMANCE
08:30
RELIABILITY OF A FATIGUE RESPONSE IN ELITE YOUTH
FOOTBALL PLAYERS
08:15
OP-PM47-4
HOW INTERVAL TRAINING AND PROBIOTIC SUPPLEMENTATION AFFECTS THE COGNITIVE FUNCTION
IN A TRANSGENIC MICE MODEL OF ALZHEIMER’S
DISEASE?
M2
09:00
OP-PM18
[YIA] OP-PM10-1
08:15
OP-BN11-2
THE EFFECT OF A FAILURE- VERSUS A SUBMAXIMAL BLOOD FLOW RESTRICTION PROTOCOL ON
CHANGES IN NUMBER OF MYONUCLEI, SATELLITE
CELLS AND MUSCLE SIZE
CONSTRUCT VALIDITY OF THE ELEMENTARY MOTOR
SPEED ABILITY
Brankovic, R. et al [Norway]
08:30
08:15
VALIDATION OF DATA COLLECTED WITH MOBILE
METABOLIC MEASUREMENT SYSTEMS OVER TIME
DURING ACTIVE COMMUTING
OP-PM10-2
MUSCLE ADAPTATION THROUGHOUT RESISTANCE
TRAINING: INTEGRATED MYOFIBRILLAR PROTEIN
SYNTHESIS MODULATION AND THE ROLE OF
MUSCLE DAMAGE IN HYPERTROPHIC RESPONSES
Damas, F. et al [Brazil]
08:30
OP-PM10-3
SPARC PROTEIN EXPRESSION IN RESPONSE TO
RESISTANCE EXERCISE TRAINING IN IMMOBILIZED
Krug, J. et al [Germany]
OP-BN11-3
Rosdahl, H. et al [Sweden]
08:45
OP-BN11-4
VALIDITY OF A MODIFIED LACTATE MINIMUM TEST,
A MODIFIED REVERSE LACTATE THRESHOLD TEST,
AND ESTABLISHED THRESHOLD CONCEPTS <OBLA/
DMAX> TO DETERMINE MLSS
Wahl, P. et al [Germany]
Chittibabu, B. et al [India]
17
L1
OP-PM16
L8
OP-BN03
MIXED SESSION: TRAINING & EXERCISE
MOTOR LEARNING & CONTROL
Chair(s):
Chair(s):
Granacher, U. [Germany]
Bauer, P. [Austria]
Enoka, R. [United States]
08:00
OP-PM16-1
THE EFFECT OF UNSTABLE RESISTANCE TRAINING
ON MUSCLE POWER OF UPPER AND LOWER BODY
Zemková, E. et al [Slovakia]
08:15
OP-PM16-2
SHORT-TERM ADAPTATIONS TO TRADITIONAL AND
DAILY UNDULATING KNEE EXTENSOR TRAINING IN
STRENGTH-TRAINING EXPERIENCED WOMEN
Pelzer, T. et al [Germany]
08:00
08:30
[YIA] OP-BN03-1
Thürer, B. et al [Germany]
[YIA] OP-BN03-2
CHANGES IN INTRACORTICAL INHIBITION IN RESPONSE TO BALANCE TRAINING
Mouthon, A. et al [Switzerland]
08:30
OP-PM16-3
IDENTIFICATION OF MAIN PHYSIOLOGICAL DEMANDS DURING A SIMULATED FIREFIGHTING
EXERCISE
Inwinkl, S. et al [Germany]
08:30
OP-BN03-3
CARDIORESPIRATORY EFFECTS OF COMBINING
TRANSCUTANEOUS SPINAL STIMULATION AND
ROBOT ASSISTED WALKING: A CASE STUDY.
Fleming, N. et al [Ireland]
08:45
OP-PM16-4
Aas, S.N. et al [Norway]
1.62
Thursday, July 7th
10:15
Tappy, L. [Switzerland]
E
IS-PM04
ACTIVE PREGNANCY
Chair(s):
1.85 & 1.86
Santos-Rocha, R. [Portugal]
IMPACT OF EXERCISE ON VASCULAR
DISEASE: BENEFITS AND MECHANISMS
Stuparits, P. [Austria]
09:45
IS-PM04-1
IS-PM05
Chair(s):
Bø, K. [Norway]
09:45
10:15
PHYSIOLOGICAL MECHANISMS OF EXERCISE ON
VASCULAR FUNCTION
08:00
[YIA] OP-SH01-1
FROM COLD TO CORDIAL. THE CHANGE OF RELATIONS BETWEEN THE UNESCO AND THE IOC IN
THE LATE 1970S
08:15
09:00
09:00
OP-SH01-2
RIDING INSTRUCTORS, GENDER, MILITARISM, AND
STABLE CULTURE IN SWEDEN: CONTINUITY AND
CHANGE IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY
IS-PM04-2
08:30
OP-SH01-3
OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE BOAT RACE: PERFORMANCES AND PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF
CREWS BETWEEN 1890 AND 2014
IS-PM05-1
ADAMS, V. [Germany]
Perales Santaella, M. et al [Spain]
MEASURING SUBCLINICAL ATHEROSCLEROSIS IN
OBESE CHILDREN
10:45
IS-PM04-3
BIOMECHANICAL LOADING OF GAIT DURING
PREGNANCY
Santos-Rocha, R. et al [Portugal]
F2
10:15
IS-PM05-2
Hanssen, H. [Switzerland]
10:45
IS-PM05-3
WALKING TRAINING IN PERIPHERAL VASCULAR
DISEASE: CARDIOVASCULAR RISK, FUNCTION AND
REGULATION
Thorell, G. et al [Sweden]
Oliveira, A. et al [Denmark]
ADAMS, V. [Germany]
GUIDELINES AND BENEFITS OF SUPERVISED
PROGRAMS OF MODERATE-INTENSITY EXERCISE
PERFORMED THROUGHOUT PREGNANCY
IS-SP02
SUPERVISED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY DURING PREGNANCY LOWERS FETAL HEART RECOVERY TIME
AFTER MATERNAL EXERCISE.
REGENERATION: MIXED SESSION
Chair(s):
SPORTS NUTRITION SYMPOSIUM
- PRIME, PERFORM AND RECOVER:
EXPLORING NUTRITION STRATEGIES
SURROUNDING EXERCISE SPONSORED
BY GSSI
Roldan, O. et al [Spain]
Nosaka, K. [Australia]
Chair(s):
Forjaz, C. [Brazil]
Invited & Ora
OP-PM16-6
0.31 & 0.32
OP-PM79
Strasser, B. [Austria]
08:00
Schimpchen, J. et al [Germany]
Edwards, A.M. et al [United Kingdom]
OP-PM79-1
WHOLE-BODY COLD WATER IMMERSION AS A
RECOVERY TOOL IN ELITE OLYMPIC WEIGHTLIFTERS
18
Phillips, S. [Canada]
RACIOPPI, F. [Denmark]
Baudry, S. et al [Belgium]
09:15
IS-SP02-3
NUTRITION STRATEGIES TO MAXIMISE RECOVERY
AND ACCELERATE RETURN TO PLAY
Leicht, A. [Australia]
Besenius, E. et al [Luxembourg]
Falcao-Tebas, F. et al [Australia]
10:45
09:45 - 11:15
Chair(s):
Reiter, M. [Austria]
WOBBLE BOARD TRAINING IMPROVES MODULAR
CONTROL OF LATERAL LANDING
O
IS-SP02-2
FRUCTOSE METABOLISM IN A FUNCTIONAL PERSPECTIVE. IMPLICATIONS FOR ATHLETES
GUIDELINES FOR PREGNANCY AND POSTPARTUM
PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLE TRANING AND PREVALENCE
OF URINARY INCONTINENCE
INFLUENCE OF MOTOR UNITS NUMBER ON TORQUE
STEADINESS IN YOUNG AND OLDER ADULTS
OP-BN03-5
OP-SH01
SPORTS HISTORY
08:45
FIT AND FAT PARENTS: CAN MATERNAL EXERCISE
OVERCOME THE DETRIMENTAL EFFECTS ON GLUCOSE TOLERANCE IN OFFSPRING OF A HIGH FAT
EATING DAD?
OP-BN03-4
OP-PM79-3
MODERATE VOLUME, HEAVY-LOAD STRENGTH
TRAINING, IN COMBINATION WITH PROTEIN
SUPPLEMENTATION. EFFECTS ON MUSCLE MASS,
STRENGTH AND FUNCTION IN FRAIL ELDERLY
SUBJECTS.
ASSOCIATION BETWEEN PHYSICAL FITNESS CHARACTERISTICS AND SUCCESS IN BASIC MILITARY
TRAINING IN LUXEMBOURGISH ARMY RECRUITS
OP-PM16-5
OP-PM79-2
ADDING FISH OIL AND NATURAL ANTIOXIDANTS
TO WHEY PROTEIN IMPROVES ECCENTRIC-EXERCISE
RECOVERY IN SOCCER PLAYERS
Philpott, J.D. et al [United Kingdom]
IMPROVED RETENTION PERFORMANCE AFTER
VARIABLE PRACTICE COMES IN LINE WITH AN
INCREASED ALPHA BAND POWER OVER THE PREFRONTAL CORTEX
08:15
08:15
09:45
IS-SP02-1
ATHLETE PREPARATION: BEYOND THE BASICS
Hawley, J. [Australia]
09:45 - 11:15
Oral & Invited
L4 & L5
OP-PM09
SUPPLEMENTS: PROTEIN, CREATINE,
CAFFEINE
Chair(s):
Rollo, I. [United Kingdom]
09:45
[YIA] OP-PM09-1
0.49 & 0.50
IS-BN03
HAMSTRING MUSCLE FUNCTION IN HUMAN MOVEMENT: IMPLICATIONS FOR
HAMSTRING STRAIN INJURY DETECTION
AND PREVENTION
[YIA] OP-PM09-2
Flueck, J. et al [Switzerland]
10:15
[YIA] OP-PM09-3
EVIDENCE-BASED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
POLICY
IS-SH03
RÜTTEN, A. [Germany]
McGuigan, M.P. et al [United Kingdom]
09:45
CSSS - ECSS EXCHANGE SYMPOSIUM:
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND HEALTH PROMOTION (CHINA)
10:15
EVIDENCE-BASED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY POLICYMAKING IN HEALTH PROMOTION: WHAT IT IS AND HOW
IT CAN BE DEVELOPED
IS-BN03-1
IS-BN03-2
HAMSTRING STRAINS IN HIGH SPEED MOVEMENTSIMPLICATIONS FOR INJURY PREVENTION
Kolb, M. [Austria]
IS-SH03-1
RÜTTEN, A. [Germany]
Cronin, N. [Finland]
10:15
SHIELD, A. et al [Australia]
IS-BN03-3
IMPACT OF NORDIC HAMSTRING VERSUS HIP EXTENSION EXERCISE ON BICEPS FEMORIS FASCICLE
LENGTHS AND ECCENTRIC KNEE FLEXOR STRENGTH
M2
KAHLMEIER, S. [Switzerland]
10:45
OP-PM09-4
IS-BN04
IS-SH03-2
THE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY POLICY AUDIT TOOL: WHAT,
WHERE AND HOW?
IS-SH03-3
HUMAN POWERED MOBILITY SUPPORTING
SUSTAINABILITY: ENERGY, ENVIRONMENT, AND
EDUCATION
Titze, S. [Austria]
Ross, B. [United Kingdom]
FATIGUE AND FATIGABILITY IN HEALTH
AND DISEASE
10:45
Chair(s):
L7
CAFFEINE AND SALIVA STEROIDS IN YOUNG
HEALTHY RECREATIONALLY TRAINED WOMEN:
IMPACT OF REGULAR CAFFEINE INTAKE
Duchateau, J. [Belgium]
SPORT WITH PEOPLE CROSSING BORDERS
Rieth, N. et al [France]
09:45
11:00
THE ADJUSTMENTS THAT LIMIT FATIGABILITY IN
HEALTHY YOUNG ADULTS
al
OP-PM09-6
Heller, M. [Austria]
ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL CHANGES IN THE BRAIN
INDUCED BY CAFFEINE OR GLUCOSE NASAL SPRAY
Duchateau, J. [Belgium]
De Pauw, K. et al [Belgium]
10:15
IS-BN04-1
IS-BN04-2
Hunter, S.K. [United States]
[YIA] OP-PM11-2
RIBOSOME BIOGENESIS AND INDIVIDUAL RESPONSES TO STRENGTH-TRAINING OF LOW AND
MODERATE VOLUME
Hammarström, D. et al [Norway]
10:15
[YIA] OP-PM11-3
IS-EX02
Martin-Rincon, M. et al [Spain]
10:30
[YIA] OP-PM11-4
Chair(s):
LOAD-INDUCED TYROSINE 397 PHOSPHORYLATION
OF FOCAL ADHESION KINASE WITH RESISTANCE
TRAINING IS MUSCLE REGION AND CONTRACTIONTYPE SPECIFIC
Tian, Y. [China]
Franchi, M.V. et al [United Kingdom]
WALKING ENERGY EXPENDITURE AND RECOMMENDATION FOR CHINESE ADULTS
10:45
WANG HUAN [CHINA]
EFFECTS OF 4 WEEKS OF MAXIMUM LIPID OXIDATION RATE INTENSITY TRAINING AND RESISTANCE
TRAINING ON ADIPOSE TISSUE DISTRIBUTION AND
MORPHOLOGY OF OBESE YOUTH
LI ZHANG [CHINA]
10:45
IS-EX02-3
EXERCISE AS MEDICINE: FOCUS ON THE EFFECT OF
INTERVAL-WALKING IN THE TREATMENT OF PATIENTS
WITH TYPE 2 DIABETES
[YIA] OP-PM11-5
INTERLEUKIN-15 RECEPTOR-ALPHA UPREGULATION
IN SKELETAL MUSCLE BY EXERCISE AND CALORIC
RESTRICTION
PEREZ-LOPEZ, A. et al [Spain]
11:00
[YIA] OP-PM11-6
FIBRE-TYPE DEPENDENT ACTIVATION OF HUMAN
MUSCLE CA2+ AND ATP-SENSITIVE SIGNALLING
PATHWAYS BY EXERCISE IS MODIFIED BY ISCHAEMIA:
ROLE IN FIBRE-TYPE SPECIFIC GENE REGULATION
Christiansen, D. et al [Australia]
Pedersen, B.K. [Denmark]
IS-SH04
Chair(s):
N2
OP-PM11
MOLECULAR BIOLOGY & BIOCHEMISTRY
IS-SH04-1
BECOMING AT HOME ACROSS BORDERS? SPORT
AND THE POLITICS OF BELONGING
PERFORMANCE & WATER
Chair(s):
Dickinson, J. [United Kingdom]
09:45
09:45
OP-PM15
Sousa, A. [Portugal]
Mougios, V. [Greece]
Krenn, B. [Austria]
SPAAIJ, R. [Australia]
1.61
Chair(s):
Ley, C. [Austria]
09:45
FATIGABILITY DIFFERS WITH AGING AND TASK
DEMANDS
10:00
PROLONGED EXERCISE DURING CALORIC RESTRICTION AMPLIFIES MITOPHAGY-SIGNALING IN THE EXERCISED MUSCLES AND INCREASES FAT OXIDATION
Ley, C. [Austria]
HAMSTRING STRAINS IN TYPICAL TRAINING TASKS
AND IN ISOKINETIC ECCENTRIC CONTRACTIONS OF
DIFFERENT VELOCITIES
Sookan, T. et al [South Africa]
OP-PM09-5
IS-SH04-3
SPORT AND EXERCISE THERAPY WITH PEOPLE
FORCED TO CROSS BORDERS
M1
10:45
CHRONIC INGESTION OF A LOW DOSE OF CAFFEINE
INDUCES TOLERANCE TO THE PERFORMANCE BENEFITS OF CAFFEINE
Koch, S.C. et al [Germany]
Chair(s):
09:45
RESISTANCE TRAINING REDUCES T HELPER CYTOKINE LEVELS BUT NOT CARDIOMETABOLIC RISK
FACTORS IN HIV-INFECTED INDIVIDUALS RECEIVING
ANTIRETROVIRAL THERAPY.
10:30
IS-SH04-2
DANCE MOVEMENT THERAPY WITH REFUGEES
10:45
Cronin, N. [Finland]
Backx, E.M.P. et al [Netherlands]
10:15
Enoka, R.M. et al [United States]
N1
McGuigan, P. [United Kingdom]
CAFFEINE AND ITS INFLUENCE ON PERFORMANCE,
HEART RATE VARIABILITY, BLOOD PRESSURE AND
TIDAL VOLUME IN PARA- AND TETRAPLEGIC INDIVIDUALS COMPARED TO ABLE-BODIED CONTROLS
IS-BN04-3
FATIGUE CAN BE UNRELATED TO FATIGABILITY IN
CLINICAL COHORTS
Chair(s):
CREATINE LOADING DOES NOT ATTENUATE MUSCLE
DISUSE ATROPHY
10:00
10:45
[YIA] OP-PM11-1
OP-PM15-1
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN POWER THRUST AND
POWER DRAG IN ELITE SHORT DISTANCE SWIMMERS
RIBOSOME BIOGENESIS IN HUMAN SKELETAL
MUSCLE WITH CONCURRENT TRAINING COMPARED
WITH SINGLE-MODE RESISTANCE TRAINING
Zamparo, P. et al [Italy]
Fyfe, J.J. et al [Australia]
WINTER SWIMMING - HEALTHY OR HAZARDOUS?
10:00
OP-PM15-2
Zeman, V. et al [Czech Republic]
19
10:15
OP-PM15-3
PRIMING EFFECTS OF WATER IMMERSION ON PAIRED
ASSOCIATIVE STIMULATION INDUCED NEURAL
PLASTICITY IN THE PRIMARY MOTOR CORTEX
10:45
OP-SH02-5
A LONGITUDINAL EXAMINATION OF ELITE ATHLETE
WELL-BEING
Clancy, R. et al [Ireland]
Sato, D. et al [Japan]
11:00
10:30
OP-PM15-4
EFFECTS OF ACUTE UNDERWATER IMMERSION ON
REFLEX EXCITABILITY
OP-SH02-6
OP-PM15-5
Muellner, R. [Austria]
09:45
OP-SH25
CHILDREN & PHYSICAL EXERCISE
Chaverri, D. et al [Spain]
09:45
[YIA] OP-SH25-1
Chair(s):
Beckmann, J. [Germany]
Foulkes, J.D. et al [United Kingdom]
Kopp, M. [Austria]
09:45
10:00
[YIA] OP-SH02-1
WHAT SUPPORTS PEOPLE WITH MENTAL HEALTH
PROBLEMS TO PARTICIPATE IN SPORT CLUB PROGRAMMES? A QUALITATIVE APPROACH
[YIA] OP-SH25-2
EFFECTS OF SCHOOL BASED EXERCISE INTERVENTION ON MOTOR PERFORMANCE, BLOOD PRESSURE AND ARTERIAL COMPLIANCE IN CHILDREN
KETELHUT, S. et al [Germany]
Pesta, D. [Germany]
17:15
IS-PM07-3
MITOCHONDRIAL FUNCTION, HYPOXIA AND REACTIVE OXYGEN SPECIES - FRIEND OR FOE?
16:15 - 17:45
BAILEY, D. [United Kingdom]
E
IS-PM06
1.85 & 1.86
IS-SP01
HIT TRAINING - MECHANISMS AND APPLICABILITY
Mate, T. et al [Hungary]
Chair(s):
HEAT AND ALTITUDE TRAINING FOR ELITE
ATHLETES SPONSORED BY ASPETAR
Mackey, A. [Denmark]
Chair(s):
THE LEGACY OF THE FIFA WORLD CUP 2014 FACILITIES: WHITE ELEPHANTS OR FACILITIES FOR ENTRETAINMENT AND SPORTS?
Gibala, M. [Canada]
Périard, J. [Qatar]
Rocco Jr, A. et al [Brazil]
Gibala, M. [Canada]
10:00
EFFECT OF A SIX WEEK ACTIVE PLAY INTERVENTION ON PRESCHOOL CHILDREN’S FUNDAMENTAL
MOVEMENT SKILL COMPETENCE: A CLUSTERRANDOMISED CONTROL TRIAL
PSYCHOLOGY: SPORT PERFORMANCE
OP-SH20-1
O
FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF METABOLIC DISEASES?
HOW INTERNATIONAL SPORT EVENTS SUPPORT
URBAN DEVELOPMENT? EFFECTS OF EYOF 2017 AND
POSSIBILITIES OF GYőR
Chair(s):
Ring-Dimitriou, S. [Austria]
OP-SH02
Chair(s):
Lewandowski, J. [United States]
0.31 & 0.32
Thursday, July 7th
SPORT CONSUMERS, EVENTS & TOURISM
Powell, A.J. et al [United Kingdom]
ESTIMATING PEAK OXYGEN UPTAKE BASED ON
POSTEXERCISE MEASUREMENTS IN SUPRAMAXIMAL SWIMMING
L1
OP-SH20
MENTAL TOUGHNESS IN PARALYMPIANS
Jozefiak, Z. et al [Finland]
10:45
1.62
10:15
OP-SH20-2
OP-SH20-3
RESEARCH ON THE STRUCTURAL COMPONENTS
AND FUNCTION ROUTE OF THE TECHNOLOGICAL
INNOVATION OF SPORTING GOODS MANUFACTURER
Lei, Z. et al [China]
16:15
IS-PM06-1
HIT TRAINING - MECHANISMS OF ADAPTATION
16:15
IS-SP01-1
APPLICATIONS OF HEAT ACCLIMATION FOR COMPETITIVE SPORT PERFORMANCE
16:45
IS-PM06-2
HIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING AS A CURE
FOR TYPE 2 DIABETES?
Dela, F. [Denmark]
16:45
IS-SP01-2
HIGH INTENSITY TRAINING AT ALTITUDE FOR TEAM
SPORTS ATHLETES
Faiss, R. [Switzerland]
17:15
IS-PM06-3
HIT TRAINING IN HEART PATIENTS - DOES IT WORK?
Pressler, A. [Germany]
17:15
IS-SP01-3
COMBINING HEAT AND ALTITUDE TRAINING
Racinais, S. [Qatar]
Ruf, W. et al [Austria]
10:15
10:00
[YIA] OP-SH02-2
GOLD IN EDUCATION AND ELITE SPORT: A FLEMISH PERSPECTIVE ON THE COMPETENCES OF ELITE
PUPIL-ATHLETES AND STUDENT-ATHLETES.
[YIA] OP-SH25-3
TRAINING IN THE MATRIX: INTRODUCING A COMBINED PROGRAM FOR YOUTH SOCCER PLAYERS
DEVELOPMENT
Zago, M. et al [Italy]
MITOCHONDRIAL FUNCTION AND ADAPTATION TO STRESSORS
[YIA] OP-SH02-3
EGO DEPLETION AND GLUCOSE INGESTION DURING
ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE
Boat, R. et al [United Kingdom]
[YIA] OP-SH02-4
OP-SH25-4
DETERMINANTS OF ORGANIZED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
PARTICIPATION DURING THE TRANSITION FROM
CHILDHOOD TO ADOLESCENCE IN GERMANY: THE
NATIONWIDE KIGGS COHORT STUDY
Manz, K. et al [Germany]
OP-PM03
OXYGEN UPTAKE & METABOLISM
Chair(s):
Perret, C. [Switzerland]
Helge, J. [Denmark]
Smekal, G. [Austria]
BAILEY, D. [United Kingdom]
16:15
IS-PM07-1
EFFECTS OF HIGH INTENSITY TRAINING ON MITOCHONDRIAL FUNCTION IN SUBCUTANEOUS
ADIPOSE TISSUE AND SKELETAL MUSCLE
NARCISSISM AND PERFORMANCE UNDER STRESS:
EVERY PIECE OF NARCISSISM MATTERS
Larsen, S. [Denmark]
Zhang, S. et al [United Kingdom]
16:45
IS-PM07-2
ARE RESISTANCE TRAINING-INDUCED IMPROVEMENTS OF MITOCHONDRIAL FUNCTION EFFECTIVE
20
L4 & L5
Invited & Ora
10:30
10:30
IS-PM07
Chair(s):
De Brandt, K. et al [Belgium]
10:15
F2
16:15
[YIA] OP-PM03-1
METABOLIC COST, VO2 AND VELOCITY OF WHOLE
BODY, ARMS ONLY AND LEGS ONLY SWIMMING,
CONTROLLING FOR STROKE AND KICK RATE
Morris, K.S. et al [Australia]
16:30
[YIA] OP-PM03-2
MAXIMAL OXYGEN UPTAKE IS RELATED TO MUSCLE
FIBRE OXIDATIVE CAPACITY - FROM CHRONIC
16:15 - 17:45
Oral & Invited
HEART PATIENTS TO ELITE CYCLISTS
PLICABILITY OF NOVEL TRAINING REGIMES
17:15
Van der Zwaard, S. et al [Netherlands]
Donath, L. [Switzerland]
EFFECTIVE PREVENTION OF BURNOUT IN ELITE
ATHLETES AND HIGH-LEVEL COACHES
16:45
Lemyre, P. [Norway]
OP-PM03-3
THE METABOLIC COST OF QUADRUPEDAL WALKING IN HUMAN
M2
Kinugasa, R. et al [Japan]
EVIDENCE BASED SPORT PHYSIOTHERAPY: UNWEIGHTING AS A TOOL FOR
EARLY RETURN TO SPORT?
17:00
OP-PM03-4
INFLUENCE OF “PRIMING” EXERCISE ON PULMONARY OXYGEN UPTAKE AND MUSCLE DEOXYGENTATION KINETICS DURING HEAVY-INTENSITY CYCLE
EXERCISE IN TYPE 2 DIABETES.
Rocha, J. et al [Ireland]
Cabri, J. [Norway]
Werner, I. [Austria]
OP-PM03-5
HIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING IN HANDCYCLING: THE EFFECTS OF A 7 WEEK TRAINING
INTERVENTION IN ABLE-BODIED MEN.
Schoenmakers, P.P.J.M. et al [United Kingdom]
0.49 & 0.50
IS-BN05
IS-BN06-1
NEURAL AND KINETIC ADJUSTMENTS IN SHORT
TERM UNWEIGHTING RUNNING
IS-SH06
(SELF-)IMPROVEMENT IN AND
THROUGH SPORTS AND PHYSICAL EXERCISE – HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES
Hofmann, A. [Germany]
16:15
IS-SH06-1
al
van Dieën, J. [Netherlands]
17:15
IS-BN05-3
AbdulRahman, H. et al [France]
17:15
OP-BN08-5
Abdelmoula, A. et al [Belgium]
SHORT-TERM INFLUENCE OF UNWEIGHTING ON
MUSCLE FASCICLE LOADING
Ishikawa, M. et al [Japan]
16:45
1.61
17:15
WHAT`S NATURAL? TECHNOSCIENCE AND THE FEAR
OF CYBORGS IN SPORT.
PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT DURING A DECEPTIVE CYCLING TIME-TRIAL IS ASSOCIATED WITH
GREATER CENTRAL FATIGUE BUT SIMILAR PERIPHERAL FATIGUE
Ducrocq, G.P. et al [France]
SOCCER & RUGBY PERFORMANCE
16:45
IS-BN06-2
IS-BN06-3
IS-SH06-2
IS-SH05
Chair(s):
M1
16:15
BURNOUT AND DEPRESSION IN HIGH LEVEL YOUNG
ATHLETES
Beckmann, J. et al [Germany]
OP-BN15
MOBILITY PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT IN
WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL
OP-BN15-5
OP-BN15-6
NEUROMUSCULAR FATIGUE DEPENDS ON RELATIVE
BLOOD-FLOW RESTRICTION LEVELS
Fatela, P. et al [Portugal]
OP-BN08
OP-BN15-1
Thomas, K. et al [United Kingdom]
CRAIG, C. [United Kingdom]
Leser, R. [Austria]
OP-PM19-1
DEVELOPMENT OF PHYSICAL AND SPORTS SPECIFIC
PERFORMANCE OF YOUTH SOCCER PLAYERS FOR
THE PERIOD OF ONE SEASON.
Chair(s):
PHYSICAL AND TECHNICAL PERFORMANCE OF ELITE
YOUTH SOCCER PLAYERS DURING INTERNATIONAL
TOURNAMENTS: INFLUENCE OF OPPONENT QUALITY AND TEAM SUCCESS
16:15
FATIGUE AND RECOVERY OF NEUROMUSCULAR
FUNCTION AFTER A SIMULATED SOCCER MATCH
Chair(s):
Hofer, C. et al [Austria]
Bogdanis, G. [Greece]
OP-PM19
SPORT TECHNOLOGY: MOVEMENT
MONITORS
Witte, K. [Germany]
van der Slikke, R. et al [Netherlands]
16:15
N2
Chair(s):
16:15
IS-SH05-2
WHEN ACHIEVEMENT STRIVING GOES AWRY: CHALLENGING THE DUAL NATURE OF PERFECTIONISM
Hall, H. [United Kingdom]
IS-SH06-3
NEUROMUSCULAR FATIGUE
IS-SH05-1
17:15
17:30
PSYCHOLOGICAL DISORDERS IN ELITE
SPORTS
16:45
ACUTE AND INTERVENTIONAL EFFECTS OF EXERCISE
TRAINING ON POSTURAL CONTROL IN SENIORS: AP-
OP-BN15-4
OP-BN08-4
THE <SELF-> CREATION OF THE BODY UNDER THE
FITNESS-PARADIGM SINCE THE 1970S IN CENTRAL
EUROPE
Nicol, C. et al [France]
Krenn, B. [Austria]
HOW DOES TRAINING TO BALANCE ON UNSTABLE
SURFACES CHANGE BALANCE CONTROL MECHANISMS?
Raschner, C. et al [Austria]
EFFECTS OF ANODAL TRANSCRANIAL DIRECT CURRENT STIMULATION ON CORTICOSPINAL EXCITABILITY AND TIME TO FAILURE OF A SUBMAXIMAL
CONTRACTION
N1
IS-BN05-2
RECOVERY OF NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL FACTORS
AFTER AN INTERMITTENT FATIGUE PROTOCOL
DESIGNED FOR MOTORCYCLE RIDERS
OP-BN08-3
DEVELOPMENT OF A MULTI-AXIAL MECHATRONIC
STRENGTH TRAINING AND TESTING DEVICE
17:00
Chair(s):
16:45
OP-BN15-3
TRANSFORMATIONS IN THE ACCEPTANCE OF THE
DIS-EASED FEMALE BODY IN THE PUBLIC SPACE
SINCE THE MID-20TH CENTURY: THE ROLE OF SPORT
AND PHYSICAL EXERCISE
PECCHIA, L. [United Kingdom]
16:45
RECOGNITION OF DYNAMIC AND STATIONARY
ACTIVITY TYPES IN OUT-OF-LAB CONDITIONS USING
HEART RATE AND ACCELEROMETERS DATA FUSION
17:15
IS-BN05-1
Spencer, M. et al [Norway]
17:00
Cabri, J. et al [Norway]
DOES HEART RATE VARIABILITY <HRV> SERVE AS
A POTENTIAL FALL RISK FACTOR IN THE ELDERLY?
OP-BN08-2
RELIABILITY OF WEARABLE MICROSENSORS TO
MEASURE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN HANDBALL
Torrado, P. et al [Spain]
Guenter, S. [Germany]
16:15
16:30
Chair(s):
LOWER BODY POSITIVE PRESSURE RUNNING: A
TOOL FOR EARLY RETURN TO SPORT?
Preuschl, E. [Austria]
OP-BN15-2
INTENSITY DEPENDENT NEUROMUSCULAR FATIGUE
PROFILES DURING REPEATED ISOMETRIC KNEE
EXTENSOR CONTRACTIONS
16:45
L7
INTEGRATIVE FALL PREVENTION – NOVEL
STRATEGIES TO TEST AND TRAIN NEUROMUSCULAR AND CARDIAC FALL RISK
FACTORS IN THE ELDERLY
16:30
Campbell, M. et al [United Kingdom]
IS-BN06
Chair(s):
16:15
17:15
IS-SH05-3
OP-BN08-1
RELIABILITY OF A LASER SYSTEM WITH AN AUTOMATIC CONTROL TRACKING FOR MONOTORING THE
RUNNING OF ATHLETES USING COMPUTER VISION
Villacieros, J. et al [Spain]
16:30
OP-PM19-2
Varley, M. et al [Qatar]
16:45
OP-PM19-3
PLAYER’S SUCCESS PREDICTION IN RUGBY UNION:
FROM YOUTH PERFORMANCE TO SENIOR LEVEL
PLACING
Colosio, A. et al [Italy]
21
17:00
OP-PM19-4
TAPERING IN TEAM SPORTS: PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE RESPONSE IN ELITE RUGBY SEVENS PLAYERS
0.31 & 0.32
ATHLETES
Cheng, W. et al [Germany]
HEALTH & FITNESS
MARRIER, B. et al [France]
17:15
OP-PM19-5
OP-PM68
L8
OP-PM04
Chair(s):
16:45
REHABILITATION & TRAINING
Chair(s):
16:15
Tofari, P. et al [Australia]
Willems, M. [United Kingdom]
Reer, R. [Germany]
PROLONGED SITTING, POSTURE AND PHYSICAL
INACTIVITY - A MODERN EPIDEMIC IN SCHOOL
CHILDREN
16:15
Adar, B. et al [Israel]
OP-PM19-6
ANTHROPOMETRIC CHARACTERISTICS, BODY
COMPOSITION AND SOMATOTYPE OF FEMALE PLAYERS OF THE SECOND DIVISION OF THE NATIONAL
RUGBY LEAGUE.
Barrios, C. et al [Spain]
WHAT IS THE EFFECT ON INDEPENDENT RECOVERY
OF USING PEDOMETERS AS A TOOL TO PRESCRIBE
EXERCISE FOLLOWING TOTAL HIP REPLACEMENT?
Withers, T.M. et al [United Kingdom]
16:30
L1
OP-SH11
Chair(s):
Wagner, P. [Germany]
[YIA] OP-PM04-1
[YIA] OP-PM04-2
INFLUENCE OF INCREASED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY ON
APPETITE AND MOOD STATE IN YOUNG ADULT
WOMEN USING VARIOUS PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
INDICATORS
INTENSITY OF GAME-BASED TRAINING DRILLS IN
FEMALE TEAM HANDBALL
Kopp, P. et al [Germany]
[YIA] OP-PM04-3
Luteberget, L.S. et al [Norway]
17:00
[YIA] OP-PM04-4
QUANTIFYING THE MOST INTENSE PERIODS OF
MATCH-PLAY IN RUGBY UNION
E
Risberg, U. et al [Norway]
INTERVAL TRAINING
OP-PM68-4
EVALUATION OF A 2-YEAR PEDOMETER-BASED
INTERVENTION PROGRAM USING APPRECIATIVE
INQUIRY: STEP INTO HEALTH IN CAMPUSES
Salih Khidir, D. et al [Qatar]
OP-SH17-4
PE LESSONS IN HUNGARIAN SCHOOLS IN THE LIGHT
OF THE INTRODUCTION OF DAILY PE LESSONS
Hamar, P. et al [Hungary]
17:15
Rashidi Zafar, R. et al [Iran]
OP-SH17-6
VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT AS A MEANS OF HEALTHY
LIFESTYLE PROMOTION.
Ionkina, V. [Russia]
Poole, D. [United States]
18:00
OP-SH17-5
THE PREVALENCE OF UNDERWEIGHT AND OBESITY
AMONG HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS AND THE ROLE OF
PARENTAL EDUCATION ON THE SPORT PRIORITY
OF THEM
17:30
Chair(s):
OP-PM04-5
EXAMINING THE RELIABILITY OF THE 100 POINT
FUNCTIONAL MOVEMENT SCREEN SCORING
SYSTEM
1.62
OP-SH17
PE IN SCHOOL & OTHER PEDAGOGICAL
SETTINGS
OP-PM67
OP-PM67-1
MICROPAUSES IMPROVE THE PALATABILITY OF
RUNNING.
Walsh, A. et al [Ireland]
18:15
OP-PM67-2
IS SPRINT INTERVAL TRAINING EFFICIENT ALTERNATIVE TO IMPROVE HEALTH AND FITNESS IN SEDENTARY OBESE MEN?
Kebsi, W. et al [France]
18:30
OP-PM67-3
BETA-ALANINE SUPPLEMENTATION PROVIDES ADDED BENEFITS TO THE EFFECT OF SPRINT-INTERVAL
TRAINING ON CYCLING PERFORMANCE
Bellinger, P. et al [Australia]
18:45
17:15
Everard, E. et al [Ireland]
OP-SH11-3
MOTIVATION CONTAGION IN FITNESS SETTINGS:
HOW EXERCISERS’ PERCEIVED MOTIVATION AND
WEIGHT STATUS INFLUENCE INSTRUCTOR MOTIVATION AND THEIR INTERPERSONAL STYLE TOWARD
EXERCISERS
Thogersen-Ntoumani, C. et al [Australia]
OP-SH11-4
A FIGHTER’S LIFE-ATHLETIC CAREER DEVELOPMENT IN PROFESSIONAL CHINESE MARTIAL ARTS
22
Kumahara, H. et al [Japan]
18:00 - 19:30
OP-PM67-4
HIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING DURING
WINTER TIME IN SUBJECTS WITH INCREASED CARDIOVASCULAR RISK: IS ALPINE SKIING A SOLUTION?
Invited & Ora
Czajka, K. et al [Poland]
17:00
OP-PM68-3
OP-SH11-2
DIFFERENCES IN MOTIVES FOR RUNNING AND
PARTICIPATION IN RUNNING EVENTS BETWEEN
RUNNERS WITH DIFFERENT RACE PACE
16:45
16:45
17:00
Howe, S.T. et al [Australia]
16:30
RESULTS OF A HEALTH AND FITNESS PROMOTION
CAMPAIGN IN A MILITARY SETTING: EXPLORATION
OF DIFFERENCES BETWEEN SUCCESSFUL PARTICIPANTS AND DROPOUTS.
Miller, M. et al [New Zealand]
16:45
OP-SH11-1
OP-PM68-2
OP-SH17-3
O
Thursday, July 7th
TALENT UNDERSTANDING AND TALENT DEVELOPMENT AMONG HANDBALL COACHES IN NORWEGIAN AND DANISH SPORT SCHOOLS
17:00
Witzki, A. et al [Germany]
Balaguer, I. [Spain]
ANALYSING THE STATE OF OPTIMAL MOTIVATION
IN ENDURANCE SPORTS UNDER CONTROLLED
CONDITIONS
OP-PM68-1
PERFORMANCE AND PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF
DIFFERENT DESCENDING STRATEGIES FOR CROSSCOUNTRY MOUNTAIN BIKE PERFORMANCE
Stathi, A. [United Kingdom]
16:15
16:30
OP-SH17-2
COMMUNICATION ACTIVITIES IN LIFESAVING TEAM
RESCUE: FOR DEVELOPING THE METHODOLOGY OF
LIFESAVER TRAINING
Tachikawa, K. [Japan]
NEUROMUSCULAR, BIOCHEMICAL, PERFORMANCE
AND PERCEPTUAL RESPONSES FOLLOWING A SELFPACED SOCCER MATCH SIMULATION
17:30
16:30
17:30
OP-PM04-6
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WALKING CAPACITY
AND PREVIOUS STOP DURATION IN PATIENTS WITH
PERIPHERAL ARTERY DISEASE
de Müllenheim, P.Y. et al [France]
19:00
Chair(s):
OP-PM67-5
AN ACUTE BOUT OF HIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL
TRAINING REDUCES THE AUTOPHAGOSOME CONTENT IN TYPE I AND TYPE II MUSCLE FIBRES
Elbe, A. [Denmark]
16:15
Stöggl, T. et al [Austria]
OP-SH17-1
Shaw, C.S. et al [Australia]
SAVORING DANCE IN A LIFE: A CASE STUDY ON THE
DANCE EXPERIENCE OF MIDDLE-AGED KOREAN
WOMEN PARTICIPATING IN A DANCE EDUCATION
PROGRAM
Kwon, S. et al [Korea, South]
18:00 - 19:30
Oral & Invited
F2
OP-PM14
SPORTS MEDICINE: EXERCISE & DISABILITY
18:15
OP-BN14-2
INFLUENCE OF RUNNING SHOES ON THE NEGATIVE WORKS OF THE LOWER EXTREMITY JOINTS: A
PRELIMINARY STUDY
Chair(s):
Hashizume, S. et al [Japan]
Jakobi, J. [Canada]
18:30
Gil, S. [Spain]
DEVELOPMENT OF A TEST METHOD TO COMPARE
DYNAMIC PARAMETERS OF SPORTS SHOES
18:00
OP-PM14-1
GASTROCNEMIUS CONTRACTILE BEHAVIOR IN
CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY DURING FLAT,
UPHILL AND BACKWARD-DOWNHILL GAIT
Hösl, M. et al [Germany]
18:15
OP-PM14-2
CLASSIFICATION AND COMPETITION LEVEL EFFECTS ON PUSH NUMBER IN WHEELCHAIR SPORT
SPRINTING
van der Slikke, R. et al [Netherlands]
18:30
OP-PM14-3
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GROUND REACTION
FORCE IMPULSES AND SPRINT VELOCITY IN TRANSFEMORAL AMPUTEES
Makimoto, A. et al [Japan]
18:45
OP-PM14-4
A GENERIC MOBILITY MODEL FOR STANDARDISATION OF MOBILITY-RELATED ASSISTED LIVING
SOLUTIONS: A CONTRIBUTION FROM HUMAN
MOVEMENT SCIENCE
Brach, M. [Germany]
De Raeve, E. et al [Belgium]
18:45
al
OP-BN14
OP-BN14-4
Kröll, J. [Austria]
18:00
OP-BN14-1
EFFICACY OF ELASTIC SHOE INSOLES IN KINEMATICS,
KINETICS, AND MUSCLE ACTIVITY DURING WALKING
AND RUNNING
Shiotani, H. et al [Japan]
M2
OP-PM62
RISKS & INJURY: SCREENING, PREVENTION & TREATMENT
Chair(s):
Gette, P. et al [Luxembourg]
18:00
0.49 & 0.50
Norton, L. et al [Australia]
OP-BN19
Chair(s):
Duncan, M. [United Kingdom]
18:00
Forjaz, C. [Brazil]
18:15
OP-PM62-1
INJURY TRENDS AT A SELECTIVE-ENTRY YOUTH
SPORTS ACADEMY: IMPLICATIONS FOR LOAD
MONITORING AND PROGRAM DESIGN FOR
STUDENT-ATHLETES
OP-BN19-1
MORIO, C. et al [France]
OP-BN19-2
18:30
OP-PM62-3
SAARLAND INJURY MOVEMENT SCREEN <SIMS>:
CONCEPTION AND INTRA-/INTER-RATER RELIABILITY
McCunn, R. et al [Germany]
18:45
OP-PM62-4
VARIABLITY AND SPACING – DO THEY INTERFERE
WITH EACH OTHER?
THE EFFECT OF A CONTROLLED MANDIBLE POSITION
MOUTHGUARD ON STRENGTH AND POWER IN
TRAINED ATHELETES
Beckmann, H. et al [Germany]
Dias, A. et al [Portugal]
OP-BN19-3
19:00
OP-PM62-5
ASSOCIATION BETWEEN THE DEVELOPMENT OF
MOTOR PERFORMANCE AND SELF-RATED HEALTH
IN CHILDHOOD AND ADOLESCENCE
PREDICTION OF KNEE VALGUS MOMENT DURING
A HOP-AND-SIDESTEP TEST SIMULATED SIDESTEP
CUTTING IN RUGBY PLAYERS
Albrecht, C. et al [Germany]
Ito, W. [Japan]
18:45
OP-BN19-4
TRAINABILITY OF POSTURAL CONTROL IN CHILDREN
Wälchli, M. et al [Switzerland]
19:15
OP-SH12
L7
SOCIOLOGY: GENDER
KAYAK & ROWING
Chair(s):
Chair(s):
Hopkins, W. [Australia]
18:00
OP-PM40
Lamberts, R. [South Africa]
OP-SH12-1
CREATING ORGANISATIONAL CULTURES TO SUPPORT THE PROGRESSION OF WOMEN COACHES
AND COACH EDUCATORS
18:00
OP-PM40-1
OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE BOAT RACE: PACING
AND TACTICS BETWEEN 1890 AND 2014.
Hettinga, F. et al [United Kingdom]
Norman, L. et al [United Kingdom]
18:15
OP-SH12-2
OP-PM40-2
GENDER POSITIONS IN SCHOOL SPORT: FLOORBALL
AND SOCCER
PHYSIOLOGICAL AND BIOMECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF SIMULATED OLYMPIC KAYAK
DISTANCES WITH A KAYAK ERGOMETER.
Larneby, M. [Sweden]
PAIZIS, C. et al [France]
18:30
OP-PM62-2
Pane, C. [Australia]
EVALUATION OF THE BRAKING STRENGTH PRODUCTION AND CONTROL ON A BICYCLE WITH A
NEWLY DESIGNED BRAKE LEVER IN 5- TO 7-YEAR
OLD CHILDREN
N1
18:15
CONTEMPORARY MODELS OF PRE-EXERCISE
SCREENING AND RISK STRATIFICATION
MOTOR LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT
18:30
Theisen, D. [Luxembourg]
Barnes, C. et al [United Kingdom]
Baltzopoulos , B. [United Kingdom]
RUNNING FOOTWEAR
Chair(s):
OP-BN19-5
OBJECTIVE PROFILING OF CHILDREN’S ACTIVITY USING MOTION MAPPING AND MACHINE LEARNING
LONG-TERM EFFECT OF THE SHOE DROP ON
RUNNING BIOMECHANICS: A RANDOMIZED
CONTROLLED TRIAL
18:15
1.85 & 1.86
OP-BN14-3
19:00
OP-SH12-3
18:30
OP-PM40-3
GENDER MARKING IN MEDIA COVERAGE OF
SPORT - LONGITUDINAL ANALYSES ON THE VISUAL
REPRESENTATION OF FEMALE AND MALE ATHLETES
IN GERMAN PRINT MEDIA
FOUR WEEKS OF INTENSIFIED TRAINING DECREASES
RESTING METABOLIC RATE <RMR> IN ELITE ROWERS.
Hartmann-Tews, I. [Germany]
18:45
18:45
PREDICTION OF SIMULATED 1000 M KAYAK ERGOMETER PERFORMANCE IN YOUNG ATHLETES.
OP-SH12-4
Woods, A. et al [Australia]
OP-PM40-4
‘TWO GIRLS; THAT MUST BE OKAY, RIGHT’: SEXUAL
CONSENT AND ABUSE IN KARIN’S COACH-ATHLETE
LESBIAN RELATIONSHIP
Rama, L. et al [Portugal]
Johansson, S. [Sweden]
ACUTE EFFECTS OF CONCURRENT STRENGTH AND
ENDURANCE TRAINING ON PHYSIOLOGICAL AND
SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS IN WELLTRAINED KAYAKERS.
19:00
OP-SH12-5
ACTION FOR MEN – PERCEIVED REASONS FOR AND
BARRIERS TO PARTICIPATING IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
IN MEN AGED 50 PLUS
Strobl, H. et al [Germany]
19:00
OP-PM40-5
Matzka, M. et al [Germany]
19:15
OP-PM40-6
ROWERS’ ON-WATER POWER OUTPUT IS COMMONLY UNDERESTIMATED
Lintmeijer, L.L. et al [Netherlands]
OP-PM62-6
ASSOCIATION BETWEEN THE USE OF ANALGESICS
AND DOPING - A SURVEY IN 2,997 TRIATHLETES
Dietz, P. et al [Austria]
23
M1
OP-PM48
N2
OP-BN07
1.61
OP-PM20
L1
OP-SH09
FATIGUE
TRAINING & TESTING TECHNOLOGY
SOCCER TRAINING
Chair(s):
Chair(s):
Chair(s):
PSYCHOLOGY: BEHAVIOR & SOCIAL
SUPPORT
Klissouras , V. [Greece]
Nagatomi, R. [Japan]
Chair(s):
Duncan, M. [United Kingdom]
Linnamo, V. [Finland]
Wagner, H. [Austria]
Balaguer, I. [Spain]
18:00
OP-PM48-1
18:00
OP-BN07-1
ARE REACTION TIME AND ACCURACY INFLUENCED
BY MENTAL OR PHYSICAL EFFORT?
GOLF SWING ANALYSIS - THE CENTER OF MASS AS
A VALUABLE DIAGNOSTIC PARAMETER
Roelands, B. et al [Belgium]
Kreuzpointner, F. et al [Germany]
18:15
OP-PM48-2
THE EFFECTS OF MENTAL FATIGUE ON LONG-TERM
ENDURANCE PERFORMANCE
Gattoni, C. et al [United Kingdom]
18:30
18:15
OP-BN07-2
VALIDATION OF TWO BASED ACCELEROMETRY
DEVICES FOR ESTIMATING ENERGY EXPENDITURE
OF WALKING IN DIABETIC PATIENTS
EFFECTS OF VOLUNTARY AND EVOKED LOCOMOTOR
MUSCLE FATIGUE ON RESPIRATORY RESPONSES TO
A HIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING SESSION
OP-PM20-2
18:15
OP-SH09-2
18:30
18:30
Schindelwig, K.N. et al [Austria]
OP-BN07-4
IMU-BASED FIELD DIAGNOSIS FOR JUMPING AND
SPRINTING IN TRACK AND FIELD EVENTS
Schmidt, M. et al [Germany]
OP-BN07-5
Abt, G. et al [United Kingdom]
Mickel, C. et al [Germany]
19:15
OP-BN07-6
COMBINED DIFFUSION TENSOR AND MAGNETIC
RESONANCE IMAGING FOR IN VIVO ASSESSMENT
OF HUMAN MUSCLE FUNCTION
OP-PM20-3
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PRE-SEASON WORKLOAD INDICATORS AND CHANGES IN THE YO-YO
INTERMITTENT RECOVERY TEST IN PROFESSIONAL
SOCCER
Jaspers, A. et al [Belgium]
18:45
19:00
OP-PM48-6
18:15
Jooste, J. [South Africa]
OP-BN07-3
ACCURACY OF ANKLE AND KNEE ANGLE MEASUREMENTS WITH THIN FLEX SENSORS
THE VALIDITY AND INTER-DEVICE VARIABILITY OF
THE APPLE WATCH FOR MEASURING MAXIMAL
HEART RATE
19:15
Kinnafick, F. et al [United Kingdom]
18:30
19:00
OP-PM48-5
HERTZOG, M. et al [Qatar]
OP-SH09-1
DOES THE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT MODERATE
THE EFFECTS OF HIGH INTENSITY EXERCISE ON
AFFECTIVE STATES?
Harper, D.J. et al [United Kingdom]
Pageaux, B. et al [France]
FATIGUE DOES NOT ALTER FLUCTUATIONS OF STRIDE
INTERVAL IN GAIT
18:00
CARON, N. et al [Reunion]
18:45
OP-PM48-4
Hall, H. [United Kingdom]
RESISTANCE TRAINING STATUS AND EFFECTIVENESS
OF LOW FREQUENCY RESISTANCE TRAINING ON
UPPER-BODY STRENGTH AND POWER IN SOCCER
PLAYERS.
ESSENTIAL COMPETENCIES IN CONTEMPORARY
APPLIED SPORT PSYCHOLOGY: SOUTH AFRICAN
AND UNITED KINGDOM PERSPECTIVES
Staiano, W. et al [Denmark]
18:45
OP-PM20-1
OP-PM20-4
CHANGES IN TRAINING LOAD, FITNESS, POWER
AND BIOCHIMICAL CHARACTERITICS THROUGHOUT PROFESSIONAL RUGBY UNION SEASON IN
BACK PLAYERS.
Dubois, R. et al [France]
19:00
OP-PM20-5
A COMPARISON OF SLEEP CHARACTERISTICS
DURING WEEKLY IN-SEASON COMPETITION VS
PRE-SEASON TRAINING IN AUSTRALIAN RULES
FOOTBALLERS
O
OP-PM25-2
DIFFERENT DIFICULTY LEVELS OF BALANCE TASK
INDUCED SPINAL EXCITABILITY ALTERATION
Smajla, D. et al [Slovenia]
18:30
ISOKINETIC STRENGTH QUALITIES THAT DIFFERENTIATE RAPID DECELERATION PERFORMANCE IN
ACADEMY MALE YOUTH SOCCER PLAYERS
OP-PM48-3
MENTAL FATIGUE DOES NOT IMPAIR ALL-OUT SPRINT
IN ELITE TRACK CYCLISTS BUT IT ALTERS PERCEPTUAL
RESPONSES DURING CONTINUOUS SUBMAXIMAL
EXERCISE
18:00
18:15
OP-SH09-3
THE PREDICTION OF PROACTIVE PERSONALITY AND
SOCIAL SUPPORT ON TAIWAN FEMALE PROFESSIONAL GOLFERS’ CAREER SATISFACTION
Chuang, H.Y. et al [Taiwan]
18:45
OP-SH09-4
DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF THE EXERCISE
SOCIAL SUPPORT QUESTIONNAIRE
Zhong, T. et al [Hong Kong]
OP-PM25-3
MAXIMUM MUSCLE STRENGTH AND BALANCE
PERFORMANCE AFTER THE HIGH INTENSITY
STRENGTH AND AGILITY EXERCISE OF THE FOOT
AND LEG MUSCLES
Koyama, K. et al [Japan]
18:45
OP-PM25-4
POSTURAL CONTROL PROFILE OF AMATEUR RUGBY
PLAYERS
Chow, G.C.C. et al [Hong Kong]
19:00
OP-PM25-5
HOW DOES THE GYMNASTIC APPARATUS INFLUENCE THE MUSCLE ACTIVITY OF A GYMNAST IN A
HANDSTAND?
Niespodziński, B. et al [Poland]
0.31 & 0.32
OP-PM69
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY & INACTIVITY
Chair(s):
19:00
OP-SH09-5
18:00
OP-PM69-1
FACTORS THAT INFLUENCED THE EFFECTIVENESS OF
RECEIVED SUPPORT IN SPORT
FACTORS INFLUENCING QATARI WOMEN TO ADOPT
PHYSICALLY ACTIVE LIFESTYLE
Fu, D. et al [United Kingdom]
Zimmo, L. et al [Qatar]
Invited & Ora
GRADED DEEP WATER RUNNING IN WARM WATER
ACCELERATES FATIGUE AND PEAK HEART RATE
RESPONSES
Kitta, I. et al [Greece]
Karakuzu, A. et al [Turkey]
Bartlett, J.D. et al [Australia]
18:15
L8
OP-PM25
BALANCE
Fracca, I. et al [Italy]
Chair(s):
18:30
OP-PM69-3
ACCUMULATION OF RECOMMENDED PHYSICAL
ACTIVITY IN OLDER ICELANDIC ADULTS
Federolf, P. [Austria]
18:00
OP-PM69-2
BENEFITS OF ADAPTED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN
WOMEN AFTER TREATMENT FOR BREAST CANCER.
OP-PM25-1
Sveinsson, T. et al [Iceland]
THE RELATION OF ASYMMETRY IN POWER AND
BALANCE IN THE LOWER EXTREMITIES
Bliekendaal, S. et al [Netherlands]
24
Friday, July 8th, 2016
08:00 - 09:30
Oral & Invited
18:45
OP-PM69-4
PATTERNS OF ACTIVITY BEHAVIOR IN OLDER AFRICAN AMERICAN: PRELIMINARY FINDINGS
Sebastiao, E. et al [United States]
19:00
08:30
BETWEEN ADULTS AND CHILDREN
09:00
BETA-ALANINE SUPPLEMENTATION ENHANCES
JUDO-RELATED PERFORMANCE IN HIGHLY-TRAINED
ATHLETES.
OP-PM56-3
Debevec, T. et al [Slovenia]
ACUTE EFFECTS OF LAB- AND FIELD-BASED CONTRACT-RELAX <CR> AND MODIFIED CR STRETCHING
ON KNEE FLEXOR MUSCLE-TENDON MECHANICS
Kratz, C. et al [Brazil]
POSITIVE EXPIRATORY PRESSURE IMPROVES ARTERIAL AND CEREBRAL OXYGENATION IN SUBJECTS
EXPOSED TO HYPOBARIC AND NORMOBARIC
HYPOXIA
OP-PM69-5
EFFECTS OF FOOT PAIN ON DYNAMIC PLANTAR
FOOT PRESSURE IN ATHLETES
Simsek, D. et al [Turkey]
19:15
OP-PM69-6
FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH SUCCESSFUL PHYSICAL ACTIVITY INTERVENTION AND ITS EFFICIENCY
ON OVERALL PHYSICAL FITNESS IN ADOLESCENTS
Kidokoro, T. et al [Japan]
08:45
OP-PM56-4
ACUTE INGESTION OF BETA-HYDROXYBUTYRATE
INDUCES NUTRITIONAL KETOSIS AND ALTERS THE
METABOLIC RESPONSE TO EXERCISE
E
LETOCART ADRIEN, J. et al [France]
L4 & L5
Périard, J.D. et al [Qatar]
MUSCLE FUNCTION
OP-PM56-5
CHANGES IN MUSCLE GLYCOGEN, BODY COMPOSITION, AND ENDURANCE PERFORMANCE DURING
72-HOUR CARBOHYDRATE LOADING WITH EXCESS
ENERGY INTAKE
1.85 & 1.86
OP-PM56-6
F2
OP-PM46-5
OP-BN16
MUSCLE & TENDON ARCHITECTURE
Chair(s):
08:00
OP-PM46
INSUFFICIENT ACCURACY OF THE ULTRASOUNDBASED DETERMINATION OF THE ACHILLES TENDON
CROSS-SECTIONAL AREA
NUTRITION & SUPPLEMENTATION
Bohm, S. et al [Germany]
Chair(s):
Chair(s):
08:15
EFFECTS OF KNEE COOLING ON IN VIVO PATELLAR
TENDON MECHANICAL PROPERTIES
OP-PM56-1
al
Blancquaert, L. et al [Belgium]
08:15
08:00
OP-BN16-2
Alegre, L.M. et al [Spain]
Carr, A.J. et al [Australia]
08:30
OP-BN16-3
CONTRIBUTION OF BICEPS BRACHII TENDON MECHANICS TO FORCE STEADINESS IN YOUNG AND
OLD ADULTS
Smart, R.R. et al [Canada]
OP-PM56-2
β-ALANINE SUPPLEMENTATION IMPROVES
THE RELAXATION SPEED OF IN-VIVO FRESH AND
FATIGUED SKELETAL MUSCLE
Stannard, R.L. et al [United Kingdom]
08:15
OP-PM46-2
PREDICTION OF INTERMITTENT CYCLING PERFORMANCE AT ALTITUDE FROM SEA LEVEL CRITICAL
POWER
Townsend, N. et al [Qatar]
08:45
OP-BN16-4
DIFFERENTIAL STRAIN OF THE GASTROCNEMIUS
TENDON DURING ISOMETRIC PLANTARFLEXION IN
DIFFERENT FRONTAL PLANE FOOT POSITIONS
Wolfram, S. et al [United Kingdom]
08:30
OP-PM46-3
CARDIORESPIRATORY RESPONSES DURING NORMOBARIC HYPOXIC EXERCISE: COMPARISON
BRØCHNER NIELSEN, N. et al [France]
0.49 & 0.50
OP-BN02
NEUROMUSCULAR
Chair(s):
OP-BN10
08:00
[YIA] OP-BN02-1
Chair(s):
ACUTE WHOLE BODY VIBRATION IS ASSOCIATED
WITH SPINAL AND SUPRASPINAL ADAPTATIONS
Krause, A. et al [Germany]
Hahn, D. [Germany]
08:00
08:15
OP-BN10-1
[YIA] OP-BN02-2
INTER-MUSCLE DIFFERENCES IN HAMSTRINGS
STRAIN DURING A STRAIGHT LEG RAISE TEST: AN
ELASTOGRAPHY STUDY
THE WILLINGNESS TO TOLERATE HIGHER LEVELS
OF PERIPHERAL FATIGUE MIGHT EXPLAIN THE IMPROVED PERFORMANCE DURING HEAD-TO-HEAD
CYCLING COMPETITIONS.
Kawakami, Y. et al [Japan]
Konings, M.J. et al [United Kingdom]
08:15
OP-BN10-2
08:30
[YIA] OP-BN02-3
THE INFLUENCE OF SODIUM BICARBONATE ON
MAXIMAL FORCE AND RATES OF FORCE DEVELOPMENT IN THE CALF AND TRICEP DURING FATIGUING
EXERCISE IN HUMANS
INFLUENCE OF ACHILLES TENDON STIFFNESS ON
TORQUE STEADINESS IN YOUNG AND OLD ADULTS
Siegler, J. et al [Australia]
08:45
08:30
INFLUENCE OF ACETAMINOPHEN INGESTION ON
PERFORMANCE DURING INTERMITTENT MAXIMAL
VOLUNATARY ISOMETRIC CONTRACTIONS
OP-BN10-3
THE INFLUENCE OF TRUNK ORIENTATION ON LOWER
LIMB KINEMATICS AND LEG FUNCTION
OP-PM46-1
COMPETING AT ALTITUDE: DOES NATURAL ALTITUDE
TRAINING OR SIMULATED LIVE HIGH: TRAIN LOW
PROVIDE ATHLETES WITH THE BEST PREPARATION?
OP-BN10-6
MOTOR ADAPTATIONS TO UNILATERAL QUADRICEPS FATIGUE DURING A BILATERAL PEDALING TASK
OP-BN16-1
HYPOXIA
FIXING THE METABOLIC LEAK IN THE INEFFICIENT
MUSCLE CARNOSINE LOADING SCHEME BY ORAL
BETA-ALANINE SUPPLEMENTATION
OP-BN16-6
ACHILLES TENDON ADAPTATION TO NEUROMUSCULAR ELECTRICAL STIMULATION
09:00
Diel, P. et al [Germany]
08:00
09:15
INFLUENCE OF HYPERTHERMIA AND HYPOXIA ON
PERFORMANCE AND PACING DURING A CYCLING
TIME TRIAL
NUTRITIVE ADMINISTRATION OF CARBOHYDRATES
AND PROTEIN INHIBITS SKELETAL MUSCLE INFLAMMATION AND DAMAGE AFTER ACUTE ENDURANCE
EXERCISE
OP-PM56
Rupp, T. et al [France]
09:15
Kay, A.D. et al [United Kingdom]
09:00
09:15
08:00 - 09:30
OP-PM46-4
Mark, E. et al [Ireland]
Shiose, K. et al [Japan]
Friday, July 8th
08:45
OP-BN16-5
Johannsson, J. et al [Belgium]
[YIA] OP-BN02-4
Morgan, P.T. et al [United Kingdom]
Aminiaghdam, S. et al [Germany]
09:00
08:45
OP-BN10-4
REGIONAL ACTIVITY OF THE BICEPS FEMORIS AND
SEMITENDINOSUS MUSCLES IN NORDIC HAMSTRING EXERCISE AND STIFF-LEG DEADLIFT
[YIA] OP-BN02-5
TIMING OF MUSCLE ACTIVATION IS ALTERED DURING
SINGLE-LEG LANDING TASKS FOLLOWING ACL RECONTRUCTION AT THE TIME OF RETURN TO SPORT.
Rocchi, J.E. et al [Italy]
Hegyi, A. et al [Finland]
09:15
09:00
OP-BN10-5
[YIA] OP-BN02-6
EXPLOSIVE TORQUE CAPACITY AND FASCICLE
BEHAVIOUR DURING ACCELERATED CONCENTRIC
CONTRACTIONS
BIOMECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF VERTICAL
DROP JUMP TEST AND THE RISK OF ACL INJURY
IN YOUNG FEMALE BASKETBALL AND FLOORBALL
PLAYERS
Bakenecker, P. et al [Germany]
Leppänen, M. et al [Finland]
25
M2
OP-PM77
OVERUSE & INJURIES - TREATMENT
MODALITIES
N1
OP-PM27
TEAM SPORTS PERFORMANCE
Chair(s):
Chair(s):
Hasenöhrl, T. [Austria]
Komi, P. [Finland]
08:00
08:00
PHYSIOLOGICAL PATTERNS OF ADAPTATIVE REACTIONS DETERMINE SUCCESS OR FAILURE IN
CANADIAN NAT’L BASKETBALL: A 2014-2015 STUDY
OP-PM77-1
THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT COLD WATER IMMERSION PROTOCOLS ON RECOVERY FROM EXERCISEINDUCED MUSCLE DAMAGE
OP-PM27-1
Fomin, R. et al [United States]
Vieira, A. et al [Brazil]
08:15
08:15
OP-PM77-2
DIFFERENCES IN PLANTAR PRESSURE DISTRIBUTION
IN ELITE CYCLISTS WITH OVERUSE INJURIES
OP-PM27-2
EFFECT OF FATIGUE ON JUMP SHOT ACCURACY IN
EXPERT AND JUNIOR BASKETBALL PLAYERS
Marcolin, G. et al [Italy]
Navarro, D. et al [Spain]
08:30
08:30
OP-PM77-3
FISH OIL COUPLING WITH THERAPEUTIC ULTRASOUND FACILITATES HEALING OF RUPTURED
ACHILLES TENDON
OP-PM27-3
JUMP PERFORMANCE AND FORCE-VELOCITY
PROFILING IN HIGH-LEVEL VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS:
A PILOT STUDY.
Broussal-Derval, A. et al [France]
Chan, K.O.W. et al [Hong Kong]
08:45
08:45
OP-PM77-4
MOVEMENT DYSFUNCTIONS IN LUMBAR AND HIP
AREA RELATED TO OVERUSE INJURES IN HANDBALL
MALE PLAYERS OF THE FIRST NATIONAL LEAGUE.
OP-PM27-4
THE ACUTE EFFECTS OF VARYING WHOLE BODY
VIBRATION EXPOSURE ON THE JUMP HEIGHT OF
CLUB VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS
09:00
OP-PM77-5
PREDICTING TOMMY JOHN SURGERY IN MAJOR
LEAGUE BASEBALL: A MACHINE LEARNING APPROACH
OP-PM27-5
MATURATION AND ANTHROPOMETRIC CORRELATES
OF AEROBIC CAPACITY IN TOP ELITE YOUNG FEMALE
VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS: PWC170 VS. STEP TEST
Nikolaidis, P.T. et al [Greece]
Whiteside, D. et al [Australia]
09:15
08:45
Popov, D.V. et al [Russia]
INTERFACE PRESSURE GENERATED BY SPORTS
GLOVES TO THE HAND OF THE WEARER AND ITS
IMPACT ON SPORTS GLOVES ENGINEERING.
Almeida, T. et al [Portugal]
GENE NETWORKS IN HUMAN SKELETAL MUSCLE
FOLLOWING ENDURANCE EXERCISE ARE PRESERVED
IN BLOOD NEUTROPHILS
Troynikov, O. et al [Australia]
Neubauer, O. et al [Australia]
1.61
08:30
OP-PM28-2
O
EXERCISE
OXYGEN UPTAKE RESPONSE AT SUPRAMAXIMAL
SWIMMING INTENSITIES – STUDY OF 50, 100 AND
200 METERS TIME TRIALS
OP-PM28-3
EFFECTS OF CIRCADIAN RHYTHMS ON NIGHTTIME SWIMMING DURING THE OLYMPICS: WILL
PERFORMANCE BE AFFECTED? – A PILOT STUDY
FOR RIO 2016
Migliaccio, G.M. et al [United Kingdom]
08:45
OP-PM28-4
08:30
08:45
OP-PM58-3
OP-PM58-4
THE EFFECTS OF ENDURANCE EXERCISE TRAINING
ON THE EXPRESSION OF AMPK CATALYTIC α
SUBUNIT AND MTOR SIGNALING PATHWAY IN
PLANTARIS MUSCLE OF MIDDLE-AGED RATS
OXYGEN UPTAKE AND BLOOD LACTATE IN FULL AND
FRACTIONATED SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING DUET
ROUTINES IN ELITE SWIMMERS
Kim, K. et al [Korea, South]
Rodríguez, F.A. et al [Spain]
THE RNA EXPRESSION OF IGF1 ISOFORMS AND
MYOMIR FAMILY MEMBERS IN A HYPERTROPHIC
MUSCLE RAT MODEL
09:00
OP-PM28-5
09:00
Bori, Z. et al [Hungary]
Dumortier, J. et al [Belgium]
09:15
09:15
ERYTHROPOIETIN DOES NOT PROMOTE HUMAN
SKELETAL MUSCLE PROTEIN SYNTHESIS
OP-PM28-6
EVALUATION OF COACH-ASSISTED TRAINING
VERSUS SELF-TRAINING IN AMATEUR SWIMMERS
OP-PM58-6
Lamon, S. et al [Australia]
M1
OP-PM58
GENE NETWORKS IN RESPONSE TO
EXERCISE
Chair(s):
Leser, R. [Austria]
OP-BN18-4
OP-PM21
OP-PM21-1
TIME-MOTION ANALYSIS IN ELITE SOCCER PLAYERS:
SMALL-SIDED GAMES VS. MATCH PERFORMANCE
Riboli, A. et al [Italy]
08:15
OP-PM21-2
CRITERION VALIDITY OF THE LOUGHBOROUGH
SOCCER PASSING TEST IN ELITE YOUTH SOCCER
Serpiello, F.R. et al [Australia]
08:30
OP-PM21-3
HIGH INTENSITY EVENTS AND POST-MATCH FATIGUE
IN FOOTBALL
Pinna, V. et al [Italy]
N2
SOCCER ASSESSMENTS
08:00
OP-PM58-5
SLEEP CHARACTERISTICS IN YOUNG FEMALE SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMERS
Naidoo, R. et al [South Africa]
Valtueña Gimeno, N. [Spain]
09:00
08:15
OP-BN18
SPORT TECHNOLOGY: EQUIPMENT 1
Wiig, H. et al [Norway]
08:45
OP-PM21-4
Chair(s):
RELATIVE ACCELERATION AS A NEW INDICATOR OF
GAME INTENSITY IN SOCCER
Witte, K. [Germany]
Sonderegger, K. et al [Switzerland]
Chair(s):
Senner, V. [Germany]
Hawley, J. [Australia]
08:00
OP-BN18-1
09:00
OP-PM21-5
EFFECT OF SLOPE ON DISTANCE TO ZERO SKID AND
COEFFICIENT OF FRICTION OF A PUTTED GOLF BALL
COGNIFOOT - ASSESSING THE COGNITIVE-MOTOR
PERFORMANCE OF SOCCER PLAYERS: OBJECTIVE
MEASUREMENTS VS COACHES’ EVALUATION
Rory, M. [United Kingdom]
Taube, W. et al [Switzerland]
Invited & Ora
OP-PM77-6
MOTOR ABILITIES OF PEOPLE WITH MEDIAN FOREARM NERVE INJURIES
Puzovic, V. et al [Serbia]
L7
OP-PM28
SWIMMING
Chair(s):
Sousa, A. [Portugal]
Caporossi, D. [Italy]
08:00
OP-PM58-1
CHANGES IN ISOMETRIC KNEE FLEXION TORQUE
AND HAMSTRINGS EMGS UNDER THE DIFFERENT
OF MUSCLE-TENDON LENGTH CONDITIONS
08:15
Yamazaki, Y. et al [Japan]
Hong, S. et al [Japan]
OP-BN18-2
EFFECTS OF DIMPLE ON A SOCCER BALL FLIGHT
Zamparo, P. [Italy]
08:00
OP-PM28-1
PERFORMANCE MODELLING IN SWIMMING
Rasche, C. et al [Germany]
26
08:15
OP-PM58-2
CHANGES OF SKELETAL MUSCLE TRANSCRIPTOME
IN ENDURANCE-TRAINED MEN AFTER ACUTE
08:30
OP-BN18-3
SPIN BOWLING PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS AND
ANALYSIS WITH A SMART CRICKET BALL
Fuss, F.K. et al [Australia]
09:45 - 11:15
Oral & Invited
L1
OP-SH08
L8
OP-PM50
F2
IN TURKEY
Yaşar, M.O. et al [Turkey]
PSYCHOLOGY: BURNOUT & STRESS
BED REST & INACTIVITY
Chair(s):
Chair(s):
VOLUNTEERS, MOTIVATION AND REWARDS – A
STUDY ON VOLUNTEERISM IN SPORT EVENTS
Lemyre, P. [Norway]
Ogoh, S. [Japan]
Straalman, O. [Sweden]
08:00
OP-SH08-1
PERCEIVED COACH AUTONOMY SUPPORT AND
ATHLETE BURNOUT: THE MODERATING ROLE OF
EXPERIENTIAL AVOIDANCE
Chang, W.H. et al [Taiwan]
08:00
08:30
ONE WEEK OF BED REST LEADS TO SUBSTANTIAL
MUSCLE ATROPHY AND INDUCES PERIPHERAL
INSULIN RESISTANCE IN THE ABSENCE OF SKELETAL
MUSCLE LIPID ACCUMULATION
08:15
Tsai, Y.T. et al [Taiwan]
Garcia-Hortal, M. et al [United Kingdom]
08:30
OP-SH08-3
REGULARLY EXERCISING STUDENTS REPORT LESSER
EXHAUSTION AND PERCEIVED STRESS, BUT THE
WEEKLY VOLUME OF EXERCISE APPEARS TO BE
UNIMPORTANT
08:30
OP-PM50-3
FUNCTIONAL AND METABOLIC ALTERNATIONS IN
YOUNGER AND OLDER MEN AFTER 14-DAY BED
REST WITH 14-DAY RECOVERY
Pišot, R. et al [Slovenia]
08:45
OP-SH08-4
ACUTE EFFECTS OF YOGA ON CARDIAC AUTONOMIC RESPONSE TO AND RECOVERY FROM
MENTAL STRESS
OP-PM50-4
EFFICACY OF A REACTIVE JUMP TRAINING PROGRAM DURING 60 DAYS OF BED REST
Kramer, A. et al [Germany]
Chu, I.H. et al [Taiwan]
09:00
OP-SH08-5
1.62
OP-SH19
FILM-INDUCED NEGATIVE EMOTIONS INTERFERE
WITH CONTROL OF BREATHING DURING PHYSICAL
ACTIVITY AND CAUSE HYPERVENTILATION
PERSONS IN SPORT ORGANISATIONS
Würth, S. et al [Austria]
McNamee, M. [United Kingdom]
al
09:15
Prats, C. [Denmark]
OP-SH08-6
Chair(s):
COGNITIVE REACTIONS TO FAILURE IN HEALTHY
AND UNHEALTHY PERFECTIONIST INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETES
08:00
Lizmore, M. et al [Canada]
Kuo, C.C. et al [Taiwan]
09:45 - 11:15
E
EXERCISE AS A COUNTERMEASURE
AGAINST MUSCLE ATROPHY: INSIGHT
INTO THE MOLECULAR MECHANISM/S
Hofmann, M. [Austria]
09:45
IS-PM08-1
AGE-RELATED CHANGESW IN THE RESPONSE OF
THE NEUROMUSCULAR SYSTEM TO CONTRACTILE
ACTIVITY.ALR
Jackson, M. [United Kingdom]
10:15
IS-PM08-2
THE EFFECT OF SHORT-TERM DISUSE AND SUBSEQUENT RETRAINING ON MOLECULAR SIGNALING
AND MUSCLE SIZE IN OLD VS YOUNG ADULTS
10:45
OP-SH19-2
INVESTIGATION OF RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN
ORGANIZATIONAL COMMITMENT AND JOB SATISFACTION IN YOUTH TEAM FOOTBALL COACHES
IS-PM08-3
EXERCISE IN CACHEXIA: THE ROLE OF REDOX
HOMEOSTASIS
OP-BN21
Chair(s):
Hahn, D. [Germany]
IS-PM09-2
OP-BN21-1
NON-MUSCLE CELLS IN SKELETAL MUSCLE - COREGULATION OR JUST FRIENDLY NEIGHBOURS?
ATHLETIC TRAINING AFFECTS THE HOMOGENEITY
OF MUSCLE AND TENDON ADAPTATION DURING
ADOLESCENCE
Chazaud, B. [France]
Mersmann, F. et al [Germany]
10:45
IS-PM09-3
TARGETING SATELLITE CELLS TO OPTIMISE MUSCLE
ADAPTATION - IS EXERCISE ENOUGH?
Mackey, A.L. et al [Denmark]
1.85 & 1.86
08:15
IS-PM08
OP-SH19-1
ARE PROACTIVE SPORT EMPLOYEES MORE SATISFIED
WITH THEIR JOB? AN INTERACTIONISM PERSPECTIVE
Tarnopolsky, M. [Canada]
09:45
10:15
IS-PM10-3
EXOSOMES AS MEDIATORS OF THE SYSTEMIC EFFECTS OF ENDURANCE EXERCISE.
BIOMECHANICS: MUSCLE & TENDON
IS-PM09-1
SKELETAL MUSCLE HETEROGENEITY, PLASTICITY AND
3-DIMENSIONAL ORGANIZATION
Friday, July 8th
10:45
L4 & L5
Chair(s):
Szabo, A. et al [Hungary]
08:45
09:45
OP-PM50-2
THE IDENTIFICATION OF FUNCTIONAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL MARKERS ASSOCIATED WITH SHORT-TERM
DETRAINING IN A YOUNG HEALTHY POPULATION
Chair(s):
Wessner, B. [Austria]
OP-SH08-2
THE PREDICTION OF DISEMPOWERING MOTIVATIONAL CLIMATE ON BURNOUT AMONG YOUTH
BADMINTON PLAYERS: THE MEDIATING EFFECTS OF
BASIC PSYCHOLOGICAL NEEDS.
A CLOSE LOOK AT SKELETAL MUSCLE
PLASTICITY - THE DYNAMICS OF SKELETAL MUSCLE CELL INTERACTIONS
Mackey, A. [Denmark]
OP-PM50-1
Dirks, M.L. et al [Netherlands]
08:15
OP-SH19-3
IS-PM09
IS-PM10
10:00
Aeles, J. et al [Belgium]
NEW DISCOVERIES IN CELLULAR CROSSTALK BETWEEN SKELETAL MUSCLE, ITS
MICROVASCULAR ENDOTHELIUM AND
VITAL ORGANS UNDERPIN THE IMPORTANCE OF AN ACTIVE LIFESTYLE
10:15
Chair(s):
10:30
Wagenmakers, A. [United Kingdom]
Hellsten, Y. [Denmark]
09:45
IS-PM10-1
ROLE OF VEGF-A IN EXERCISE INDUCED CAPILLARY
GROWTH AND NUTRIENT DELIVERY TO SKELETAL
MUSCLE
Hellsten, Y. et al [Denmark]
10:15
IS-PM10-2
METABOLIC CONSEQUENCES OF IMPAIRED INSULIN
AND VEGF SIGNALING IN SEDENTARY, OBESE AND
AGED INDIVIDUALS
Wagenmakers, A. [United Kingdom]
OP-BN21-2
PREFERRED VERSUS NON-PREFERRED LEG DIFFERENCES IN MEDIAL GASTROCNEMIUS FASCICLE
LENGTH ARE NOT GREATER IN HIGH- AND LONGJUMP ATHLETES AS COMPARED TO CONTROL
SUBJECTS.
OP-BN21-3
RATE OF FORCE DEVELOPMENT AND ELECTROMECHANICAL DELAY ARE NEGATIVELY IMPACTED BY 6
WEEKS OF STRETCH TRAINING
Bray, N.W. et al [Canada]
OP-BN21-4
THE ACUTE EFFECTS OF DYNAMIC STRETCHING ON
THE SENSORIMOTOR AND MECHANICAL PERFORMANCE OF THE TRICEPS SURAE MUSCLES.
Pamboris, G. et al [United Kingdom]
10:45
OP-BN21-5
POTENTIATION OF THE FIRST AND SECOND PHASES
OF THE MWAVE AFTER VOLUNTARY CONTRACTIONS
OF DIFFERENT DURATIONS AND INTENSITIES IN THE
TIBIALIS ANTERIOR
Rodriguez-Falces, J. et al [Spain]
11:00
OP-BN21-6
STATIC STRETCHING INFLUENCES STRETCH REFLEX
AND HAVE NO EFFECTS ON NEURONAL REFLEX
27
PATHWAYS OR CORTICAL ACTIVATION
10:15
Budini, F. et al [Austria]
EQUIPMENT REGULATION AS A PREVENTION
MEASURE FOR ACUTE KNEE INJURIES IN ALPINE
SKI RACING
0.49 & 0.50
IS-BN07
INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY FOR ANALYZING, IMPROVING AND ENCOURAGING ATHLETES’ PERFORMANCE
Chair(s):
Kröll, J. et al [Austria]
10:45
Lames, M. [Germany]
09:45
IS-BN07-1
VIRTUAL REALITY TECHNOLOGY: HOW CAN IT HELP
US UNDERSTAND DECISION-MAKING IN SPORT?
IS-BN08-3
BACK OVERUSE INJURIES IN ALPINE SKI RACING –
WHAT DO WE KNOW AND HOW TO PREVENT THEM?
Spörri, J. et al [Austria]
11:15
Witte, K. [Germany]
IS-BN08-2
Haaland, B. et al [Norway]
IS-BN07-2
ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES FOR BETTER PERFORMANCE AND INJURY PREVENTION IN SNOW SPORTS
Senner, V. [Germany]
10:45
TEAM SPORT AND ACCULTURATION DYNAMICS IN MULTICULTURAL SOCIETIES
Chair(s):
IS-BN07-3
Elbe, A. [Denmark]
THE USE OF PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT SYSTEMS FOR BOTH ELITE AND RECREATIONAL ATHLETES
Krenn, B. [Austria]
Kersting, U. [Denmark]
09:45
M2
IS-BN08
THE SEQUENCE OF INJURY PREVENTION
WITHIN AN INTERNATIONAL SPORT
FEDERATION - ELITE ALPINE SKI RACING
AS AN EXAMPLE
Chair(s):
TEAM SPORT AND ACCULTURATION DYNAMICS
IN MULTICULTURAL SOCIETIES – THEORETICAL
FRAMEWORK
Sanchez, X. et al [United Kingdom]
10:15
IS-SH07-2
TEAM SPORT AND ACCULTURATION IN MULTICULTURAL SOCIETIES: THE PERSPECTIVE OF THE HOST
POPULATION
OP-BN05
BIOMECHANICS: MIXED SESSION
Chair(s):
Chair(s):
Baca, A. [Austria]
Raschner, C. [Austria]
09:45
IS-SH08-1
BOXING AND URBAN CULTURE
09:45
OP-BN05-1
TRANSFER OF FORCE-VELOCITY CHARACTERISTICS
AND MUSCLE POWER IN BMX RACERS
IS-SH08-2
BOXING: THE ART OF FIGHTING
10:00
Nead, L. [United Kingdom]
IT IS REALLY A GRADUAL COMPRESSION IN THE
COMPRESSSIVE GARMENTS?
IS-SH08-3
BOXING: FROM MALE VOCATION TO NEUROTIC
MASCULINITY
M1
OP-BN05-2
Aparicio, I. et al [Spain]
10:15
OP-BN05-3
EFFECTS OF CALF COMPRESSION SLEEVES ON PHYSIOLOGICAL AND BIOMECHANICAL ADAPTATIONS TO
TRAIL RUNNING
Scott, D. [Ireland]
IS-EX03
JSPFSM-ECSS EXCHANGE SYMPOSIUM:
GENETICS OF SPORTS PERFORMANCE
AND ITS APPLICATIONS TO HEALTH
SCIENCE
Kerhervé, H. et al [France]
10:30
OP-BN05-4
EFFECTS OF A NEW RUNNING SHOE DESIGN ON THE
LANDING PATTERN AND ENERGY LOSS
Zhang, J. et al [Hong Kong]
OP-PM22-4
FAT OXIDATION RATES IN PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL
PLAYERS
Randell, R.K. et al [United Kingdom]
10:45
OP-PM22-5
DIAGNOSTIC OF THE HIGH-ENERGY SYSTEM IN
FEMALE SOCCER
Wördehoff, A. et al [Germany]
11:00
OP-PM22-6
SEQUENCING EFFECTS OF BALANCE AND PLYOMETRIC TRAINING ON PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE
IN YOUTH SOCCER ATHLETES
Chaouachi, A. et al [Tunisia]
L1
OP-PM78
COACHING: COACHES
Lemyre, P. [Norway]
1.61
Miyachi, M. [Japan]
IS-EX03-1
GENETICS OF SPORTS PERFORMANCE IN ASIAN
ATHLETES
Fuku, N. [Japan]
10:15
10:30
Chair(s):
Chair(s):
09:45
O
OP-PM22-3
INFLUENCE OF THE NUMBER OF PLAYERS DURING
SAME- VS. MIXED-GENDER FOOTBALL SESSIONS
ON HEART RATE FOR 12 TO 16-YEAR-OLD SCHOOL
CHILDREN
Póvoas, S. et al [Portugal]
Gross, M. et al [Switzerland]
10:15
10:15
OP-PM22
OP-PM78-1
SOCCER FITNESS PARAMETERS
EPISTEMOLOGICAL BELIEFS OF PROSPOSPECTIVE
TURKISH COACHES
Chair(s):
Yildizer, G. [Turkey]
Gollhofer, A. [Germany]
IS-EX03-2
09:45
10:00
OP-PM78-2
MAKE IT OR BREAK IT: CONFLICT IN COACH-ATHLETE
RELATIONSHIPS
Invited & Ora
10:45
Kornfeind, P. [Austria]
IS-BN08-1
INJURY DATA FROM THE FIRST SIX SEASONS <20062012> OF THE FIS INJURY SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM IN
WORLD CUP ALPINE SKIING
STEENSTRUP, S. [Norway]
28
IS-SH07-1
Hatzigeorgiadis, A. et al [Greece]
Müller, E. [Austria]
09:45
IS-SH07
N2
THE CULTURES OF BOXING
10:45
CRAIG, C. et al [United Kingdom]
10:15
IS-SH08
IS-BN08-4
INJURY RATE AND INJURY PATTERNS IN FIS WORLD
CUP ALPINE SKIING: HAVE THE NEW SKI REGULATIONS MADE AN IMPACT?
N1
L7
IS-SH07-3
TEAM SPORT INTERVENTIONS PROMOTING INCLUSION OF MIGRANTS IN THE SCHOOL SETTING
Elbe, A.M. et al [Denmark]
GENOME-WIDE ASSOCIATION STUDIES INVOLVING
RUSSIAN ENDURANCE AND POWER/STRENGTH
ATHLETES
09:45
FITNESS PARAMETERS IN PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL
PLAYERS AMONG DIFFERENT DIVISIONS
Wachsmuth, S. et al [United Kingdom]
Ahmetov, I. et al [Russia]
MICHAELIDES, M. et al [Cyprus]
10:15
10:00
PERCEIVED HINDRANCES EXPERIENCED BY SPORT
COACHES IN SOUTH AFRICA
10:45
IS-EX03-3
FITNESS-RELATED GENES AND EXCEPTIONAL
LONGEVITY
Lucia, A. [Spain]
OP-PM22-1
OP-PM22-2
OP-PM78-3
AGE RELATED EFFECT ON YO-YO TEST PERFORMANCE AND HEART RATE ANALYSIS ON TURKISH
SOCCER REFEREES
Kubayi, A. [South Africa]
Kızılet Bozdogan, T. et al
[Turkey]
PERCEPTIONS, AWARENESS AND KNOWLEDGE OF
THE FEMALE ATHLETE TRIAD AMONGST COACHES
– ARE WE MEETING THE EXPECTATIONS FOR ATH-
10:30
OP-PM78-4
16:20 - 17:50
Oral & Invited
0.31 & 0.32
LETE SAFETY?
Mukherjee, S. [Singapore]
L8
OP-PM53
OP-PM41
1.62
ORGANIZATIONAL ASPECTS & SUCCESS
Chair(s):
Taylor, B.A. [United States]
Mello, M. [Brazil]
Chair(s):
09:45
THE IMPACT OF EXERCISE AND FAT TYPE ON HYPERTRIGLYCERIDEMIA IN HEALTHY MALES
Fogarty, M.C. et al [United Kingdom]
Murata, H. et al [Japan]
10:00
OP-PM53-2
PREVALENCE OF OMNIVORES, VEGETARIANS AND
VEGANS IN RUNNING EVENTS: THE NURMI STUDY
Wirnitzer, K.C. et al [Austria]
10:15
OP-PM53-3
DIETARY HABITS AND SUPPLEMENT USE OF ELITE
ADOLESCENT CYCLISTS
Mayho, H. et al [United Kingdom]
10:30
OP-PM53-4
OP-PM41-1
10:00
COMPARISON BETWEEN DESCENDING VERSUS
ASCENDING STAIR WALKING INTERVENTION FOR
INSULIN SENSITIVITY, LIPID PROFILES AND FUNCTIONAL PHYSICAL FITNESS OF ELDERLY OVERWEIGHT
WOMEN
al
OP-SH21-2
PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT: A SYSTEMATIC
REVIEW OF PROCESSES IN ELITE SPORT AND OTHER
HIGH PERFORMANCE DOMAINS
Molan, C. et al [Ireland]
10:15
10:15
OP-PM41-3
STRENUOUS PHYSICAL EXERCISE ACCELERATES
THE LIPID PEROXIDE CLEARING TRANSPORT BY HDL
Välimäki, I. et al [Finland]
10:30
OP-PM41-4
THE REPEATABILITY OF THE ORAL FAT TOLERANCE
TEST WITH AND WITHOUT PRIOR AEROBIC EXERCISE
IMPACT OF 4-WEEK EXERCISE TRAINING ON THE
ACUTE CHANGE IN VASCULAR FUNCTION TO
EXERCISE
Zakrzewski-Fruer, J.K. et al [United Kingdom]
10:00
Nosaka, K. et al [Australia]
Wilson-Barnes, S.J. et al [United Kingdom]
ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN BREAKFAST FREQUENCY
AND OBJECTIVELY-MEASURED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND SEDENTARY TIME IN CHILDREN FROM 12
COUNTRIES
OP-SH21-1
ORGANIZATIONAL FACTORS INFLUENCING THE
INTERNATIONAL SPORTING SUCCESS IN HIGHPERFORMANCE JUDO
OP-PM41-2
O’Doherty, A.F. et al [United Kingdom]
OP-PM53-5
09:45
OP-SH21-3
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RISK TAKING WITH EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE IN SPORT ENTERPRISES
Ayazi, M. [Iran]
17:20
16:20 - 17:50
Mazzei, L. et al [Brazil]
DIETARY CALCIUM AND VITAMIN D <IN>ADEQUACY
IN UNIVERSITY-LEVEL ATHLETES: INITIAL FINDINGS
FROM THE D-BIICEP STUDY
10:45
IS-PM12-2
Chair(s):
Ogoh, S. [Japan]
OP-PM53-1
16:50
EXERCISE & HEALTH
TAYLOR, B. [United States]
DIETARY COUNSELING INTERVENTION FOR FEMALE
HEAVYWEIGHT JUDO ATHLETES DECREASED CARDIOMETABOLIC RISK
Friday, July 8th
INTERACTION BETWEEN STATINS, EXERCISE AND
MUSCLE SYMPTOMS
NUTRITION & DIETETICS
09:45
OP-SH21
E
IS-PM12-3
THE IMPACT OF STATINS ON MUSCLE PROTEIN AND
CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM
IS-PM11
MALLINSON, J.E. [United Kingdom]
STRATEGIES TO COMBAT SARCOPENIA
Chair(s):
1.85 & 1.86
PREVENTING INJURIES IN FOOTBALL
– WHAT IS EVIDENT? SPONSORED BY
ADIDAS
16:20
IS-PM11-1
IT’S NEVER TOO LATE – EXERCISE INTERVENTIONS TO
ATTENUATE AGE-RELATED MUSCLE LOSS
16:50
Chair(s):
16:20
IS-PM11-2
IS-SP03
IS-SP03-1
VIDEO ANALYSIS OF ACL INJURIES IN FOOTBALL
PHARMACOLOGICAL AND DIETARY APPROACHES
TO COMBAT AGE-RELATED SARCOPENIA.
KROSSHAUG, T. [Norway]
Kadi, F. [Sweden]
16:50
17:20
FOOTBALL SHOES – ARE THEY A RISK FACTOR FOR
INJURIES?
IS-PM11-3
IMMUNESENESCENCE, INFLAMMATION AND
SARCOPAENIA
LORD, J. [United Kingdom]
17:20
IS-SP03-2
IS-SP03-3
INJURY PREVENTION PROGRAMMES: WHAT HELPS?
10:45
OP-PM41-5
Bizzini, M. [Switzerland]
F2
IS-PM12
Dawson, E.A. et al [United Kingdom]
STATINS, PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND MUSCLE DYSFUNCTION
11:00
Chair(s):
OP-PM41-6
Greenhaff, P. [United Kingdom]
HYDRATION STATUS
Sousa, M. et al [Brazil]
STATINS, MITOCHONDRIAL FUNCTION AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
Dela, F. [Denmark]
Dela, F. [Denmark]
OP-PM37
Chair(s):
12-WEEK RECREATIONAL SOCCER TRAINING
IMPROVED HEALTH PROFILE OF TYPE 2 DIABETES
PATIENTS MORE THAN RUNNING AND DIET ALONE
– A BRAZILIAN STUDY
16:20
L4 & L5
IS-PM12-1
16:20
OP-PM37-1
IMPACT OF EXERCISE-INDUCED DEHYDRATION
ON SMALL AIRWAY FUNCTION IN THE HEALTHY
ACTIVE HUMAN
Lowman, A. et al [United Kingdom]
29
16:35
OP-PM37-2
BODY POSITION & WATER ABSORPTION ~AN
INVESTIGATION WITH ISOTOPIC LABELED WATER~
Morikawa, A. et al [Japan]
16:50
OP-PM37-3
ESTIMATION OF SWEATING PATTERNS DURING
CYCLING EXERCISE BY MEANS OF THE CLOSED
CHAMBER CONDENSER TECHNOLOGY
Clijsen , R. et al [Switzerland]
17:05
OP-PM37-4
17:20
OP-PM75-5
THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF URBAN PARKS TO
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AMONG OLDER ADULTS: THE
SYSTEMATIC OBSERVATION WITHIN THE HONG
KONG – LEIPZIG STUDY
Duan, Y.P. et al [Hong Kong]
17:35
Wagner, P. et al [Germany]
Gibson, O.R. et al [United Kingdom]
M2
OP-PM63
OP-PM75
Chair(s):
Cabri, J. [Norway]
Guadalupe Grau, A. [Spain]
16:20
16:20
OP-PM75-1
EFFECTS ON WHITE BLOOD CELLS IN SENIOR
CITIZENS DURING POST EXERCISE RECOVERY IN
DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENTS <INDOORS, SIMULATED
OUTDOORS AND OUTDOORS>
Ahnesjö, J. et al [Sweden]
16:35
OP-PM63-1
Hosp, S. et al [Austria]
16:35
OP-PM63-2
KINESIO TAPE: WHAT DOES IT ACTUALLY DO MECHANICALLY?
Pamuk, U. et al [Turkey]
OP-PM75-2
EFFECTS OF CREATINE SUPPLEMENTATION AND
HIGH-LOW RESISTANCE TRAINING IN AGING
ADULTS
16:50
EFFECTS OF AN ELASTIC TAPING APPLICATION ON
ACTIVE CERVICAL R.O.M.
Russo, L. et al [Italy]
ADAPTED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY - TEMPERATURE
Mello, M. [Brazil]
Chair(s):
16:20
O
OP-PM33-1
Scherr, J. [Germany]
EXERCISE TESTING
BLOOD FLOW RESTRICTION AND RELEASE IN THE
LOWER LIMBS DURING EXERCISE: EFFECTS ON TISSUE OXYGENATION AND EXERCISE PERFORMANCE
Maassen, N. [Germany]
Cherouveim, E. et al [Greece]
Chair(s):
16:20
VALIDATION OF AN INGESTIBLE TEMPERATURE
DATA LOGGING AND TELEMETRY CAPSULE DURING
EXERCISE IN THE HEAT
N1
OP-PM49
Poole, D. [United States]
OP-PM49-1
16:35
OP-PM49-2
OP-PM52-1
Travers, G.J.S. et al [Qatar]
16:35
OP-PM52-2
RECTAL TEMPERATURE, FLUID INTAKE, DEHYDRATION RATE AND BIOCHEMICAL AND HEMATOLOGICAL DATA IN THE RUNNERS PARTICIPATED IN
CITIZEN’S HALF-MARATHON IN SUMMER
EFFECTS OF VOLUNTARY INCREASES OF VENTILATION
ON BREATH-BY-BREATH O2 UPTAKES
Matsumoto, T. et al [Japan]
Francescato, M.P. et al [Italy]
16:50
16:50
EXTREME HOT CLIMATIC CONDITIONS LIMTS PHYSICAL ACTIVITY PARTICIPATION
OP-PM49-3
OP-PM52-3
THE EFFECTS OF EXERCISE MODALITY ON MAXIMAL AND SUBMAXIMAL EXERCISE PARAMETERS
OBTAINED BY GRADED MAXIMAL EXERCISE TESTING
ALMOHANNADI, A.S. et al [Qatar]
Cornelis, N. et al [Belgium]
THE SWEATING RESPONSE AND FLUID INTAKE OF
ELITE PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL PLAYERS DURING
TRAINING AT DIFFERENT EXERCISE INTENSITIES IN
HOT AND COOL ENVIRONMENTS
17:05
OP-PM49-4
AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE STAGES CYCLING AND
POWERTAP POWERMETER
17:05
OP-PM52-4
Rollo, I. et al [United Kingdom]
16:35
OP-PM33-2
IPSILATERAL MUSCLE ADAPTATION WITH BLOOD
FLOW RESTRICTION TRAINING
May, A.K. et al [Australia]
16:50
OP-PM33-3
EFFECTS OF POST-ACTIVATION POTENTIATION ON
MUSCULAR ENDURANCE PERFORMANCE: IS IT
POSSIBLE TO DO MORE REPETITIONS AFTER ECCENTRIC LOADING?
Atalag, O. et al [Turkey]
17:05
OP-PM33-4
INSPIRATORY MUSCLE LOADING DURING REPEATED-SPRINT EXERCISE
Rodriguez, R.F. et al [Australia]
N2
OP-PM51
ANIMAL MODELS IN HEALTH
Chair(s):
Invited & Ora
OP-PM75-3
LOW INTENSITY RESISTANCE EXERCISE IMPROVES
COGNITIVE FUNCTION IN ELDERLY
SARDELI, A.V. et al [Brazil]
Iso-Markku, P. et al [Finland]
OP-PM63-4
17:20
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MUSCULOSKELETAL
SCREENINGS AND SUBSEQUENT SHOULDER INJURIES IN JUNIOR AND PROFESSIONALLY RANKED
TENNIS PLAYERS
17:20
Gescheit, D. et al [Australia]
Andersson, E. et al [Sweden]
OP-PM49-5
A COMPARISON BETWEEN DIFFERENT METHODS
OF ESTIMATING ANAEROBIC ENERGY PRODUCTION
DURING CROSS-COUNTRY ROLLER-SKIING
OP-PM75-4
MIDLIFE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND COGNITION IN
LATE LIFE: A PROSPECTIVE TWIN STUDY
30
Chair(s):
Csapo, R. et al [Austria]
OP-PM52
OP-PM33
PRE-ACTIVATION EXERCISES
L7
Schneeweiss, P. et al [Germany]
17:05
17:05
M1
INCREASED ACL INJURY RISK IN THE COLD – AN
ASSESSMENT OF POTENTIAL RISK FACTORS
OP-PM63-3
Candow, D. et al [Canada]
16:50
OP-PM63-6
Gildea, N. et al [Ireland]
KINESIOLOGY TAPE COUNTERS BALANCE IMPAIRMENT AFTER ECCENTRIC EXERCISE
Fernhall, B. [United States]
17:35
THE EFFECTS OF THE LOW RECUMBENT BODY POSITION IN MUSCLE DEOXYGENATION DURING RAMP
INCREMENTAL EXERCISE
Chair(s):
HEALTH & FITNESS: EXERCISE & AGEING
Astokorki, A.H.Y. et al [United Kingdom]
16:20
TAPING & INJURIES
0.49 & 0.50
CYCLING PERFORMANCE
Pascoal, A.G. et al [Portugal]
OP-PM75-6
THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF URBAN PARKS TO
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AMONG OLDER ADULTS: THE
QUESTIONNAIRE SURVEY WITHIN THE HONG KONG
– LEIPZIG STUDY
HSP72 MRNA TRANSCRIPTION, AND SWEAT ADAPTATIONS ARE GREATER POST HEAT ACCLIMATION IN
TRAINED VS. UNTRAINED INDIVIDUALS
OF RECTUS ABDOMINIS
THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ENCOURAGING INDIVIDUALS TO STAY WELL-HYDRATED IN THE PRE-TRIAL
PREPARATION PERIOD
El-Chab, A. et al [United Kingdom]
17:35
17:20
OP-PM63-5
THE LONG-TERM EFFECT OF ABDOMINAL
STRENGTHENING EXERCISE ON FEMALE DIASTASIS
17:35
OP-PM49-6
THE EFFECT OF COMPASSIONAL HYPERALGESIA ON
EXERCISE-INDUCED PAIN DURING ENDURANCE
OP-PM52-5
OP-PM52-6
REHYDRATION REGIMES IN EXERCISE AND NONINVASIVE HYDRATION METHODS; A FIRST ATTEMPT
Janta, M. et al [Germany]
16:20
OP-PM51-1
EFFECTS OF DIETARY RESTRICTION, METHIONINE
RESTRICTION AND ENDURANCE EXERCISE ON
INSULIN SENSITIVITY IN RATS
Wu, W.C. et al [Taiwan]
16:35
OP-PM51-2
HEAT TREATMENT AND EXERCISE PREVENTS SKELETAL MUSCLE INSULIN RESISTANCE IN WISTAR RATS
18:00 - 19:30
Oral & Invited
FED A HIGH-FAT DIET
17:35
ZHAO, J. et al [China]
ELECTROCORTICAL ACTIVITY IN A COGNITIVE
INHIBITION TASK IMMEDIATELY AFTER MAXIMUM
PHYSICAL EFFORT
16:50
OP-PM51-3
DEVELOPMENT AND COMPLETE MORPHOLOGICAL
AND FUNCTIONAL REVERSIBILITY OF ATHLETE’S
HEART IN A RAT MODEL
Finkenzeller, T. et al [Austria]
Oláh, A. et al [Hungary]
L8
OP-SH06-6
OP-PM73
COACHING: EFFECTS OF TRAINING
1.61
OP-SH06
Chair(s):
PSYCHOLOGY: SOCCER & COGNITIVE
FUNCTION
Tschan, H. [Austria]
Chair(s):
16:20
EFFECTS OF STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING ON
CRITICAL VELOCITY IN RUNNING AND SOCCER
Hatzigeorgiadis , A. [Greece]
16:20
Tsunoda, N. [Japan]
OP-SH06-1
Lex, H. [Germany]
16:35
OP-PM73-2
EFFECTS OF HIGH-INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING
ON AEROBIC FITNESS
Karabiyik, H. et al [Turkey]
16:35
OP-SH06-2
QUESTIONNING THE ROLE OF BLUE VERSUS RED
UNIFORMS IN FOOTBALL’S PENALTY KICKS
Krenn, B. et al [Austria]
16:50
OP-SH06-3
EFFECTS OF STRESS-LEVEL ON HAND-MOVEMENT
BEHAVIOR WITH FOCUS ON SELF-TOUCH IN FEMALE
PRE-AND POST-PUBERTAL SOCCER PLAYERS
Densing, K. et al [Germany]
16:50
OP-PM73-3
EFFECT OF MODERATE AND HIGH INTENSITY SQUATS
ON COUNTERMOVEMENT JUMP PERFORMANCE
ACROSS MULTIPLE SETS OF A CONTRAST PROTOCOL
OP-PM73-4
A NEW METHOD FOR MEASURING THE AVAILABILITY
OF THE MIDDLE ATTACKER IN VOLLEYBALL.
Mercado Palomino, E. et al [Spain]
17:05
OP-SH06-4
DIFFERENT OPPORTUNITIES TO INFLUENCE THE
VISUAL “ATTENTION WINDOW”
17:20
Hüttermann, S. et al [Germany]
Gil, S.M. et al [Spain]
al
17:20
OP-SH06-5
OP-PM73-5
THE RELATIVE AGE EFFECT IN SCHOOL SPORTS
17:35
OP-PM73-6
THE EFFECT OF TRAIT EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE
AND PERSONALITY ON HEART RATE VARIABILITY
AND SKIN CONDUCTANCE RESPONSE IN RECOVERY
PERIODS AFTER STRESS MANIPULATION
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LEADER-CREATED
MOTIVATIONAL CLIMATE AND DISADVANTAGED
YOUTHS’ PERSONAL AND BEHAVIOURAL CHARACTERISTICS IN COMMUNITY-BASED SPORT
Üngür, G. et al [Turkey]
Stebbings, J. et al [United Kingdom]
1.62
OP-SH04
18:15
OP-PM57-2
SKILLS OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION
TEACHERS
EFFECTS & STATISTICS
IMPACT OF THE “SLEEP-LOW” STRATEGY ON SUBSTRATE UTILIZATION DURING EXERCISE
Chair(s):
Marquet, L.A. et al [France]
Chair(s):
Zemkova, E. [Slovakia]
Dinold, M. [Austria]
16:20
THE EFFECT OF METER STRUCTURE ON BIMANUAL
RHYTHMIC TAPPING
INCREASED RATES OF FAT OXIDATION DURING
GRADED EXERCISE AFTER A SHORT-TERM KETOGENIC DIET IN ENDURANCE-TRAINED MALES
TANOSAKI, H. et al [Japan]
Egan, B. et al [Ireland]
16:20
OP-SH18-1
CASE STUDY OF CREATIVE DANCE TEACHING
METHODS IN JAPANESE TEACHER EDUCATION
PROGRAMS: FOCUSING ON THE USE OF OBJECTS
FOR EXPRESSION
16:35
Tascioglu, R. et al [Turkey]
16:50
16:35
18:30
OP-SH04-1
OP-SH04-2
ANTICIPATION AND RECALL OF EXERCISE RELATED
AFFECT
Davis, P.A. et al [United Kingdom]
OP-SH18-2
PRE-SERVICE PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHERS’
EFFECT AND CONCERN ATTITUDES TOWARD
TEACHING
16:50
OP-SH04-3
VALIDITY THRESHOLDS AND ERROR RATES FOR TEST
MEASURES USED TO ASSESS INDIVIDUALS
Hopkins, W.G. [Australia]
OP-SH18-3
THE NEEDS AND CHALLENGES OF FOUNDATION
PHASE LIFE SKILLS TEACHERS IN DELIVERING PHYSICAL EDUCATION PROFICIENTLY IN SOUTH AFRICAN
SCHOOLS
18:00 - 19:30
Raab, A. [Austria]
E
OP-SH18-5
Kleiner, K. et al [Austria]
17:35
OP-SH18-6
“ERZIEHENDER SPORTUNTERRICHT” BETWEEN DEMANDS AND REALITY – A DIFFERENCE-ORIENTATED
ANALYSIS FOCUSING ON PEDAGOGIC PERSPECTIVES
Hapke, J. et al [Germany]
OP-PM57-4
ANDROGEN RECEPTOR GENE POLYMORPHISMS
AND MAXIMAL FAT OXIDATION IN MEN. A LONGITUDINAL STUDY.
Ponce-González, J.G. et al [Spain]
19:00
OP-PM57-5
THE EFFECT OF 8-WEEK WALKING EXERCISES WITH
DIFFERENT INTENSITY ON SERUM HEPCIDIN, IL-6
LEVELS AND MARKERS OF IRON METABOLISM IN
PRE-MENOPAUSAL WOMEN
OP-PM57-6
IMPACT OF THE UGT2B17 POLYMORPHISM ON THE
STEROID PROFILE. RESULTS OF A CROSSOVER CLINICAL TRIAL IN A POPULATION OF ATHLETES SUBMITTED TO A TESTOSTERONE ADMINISTRATION STUDY.
OP-SH18-4
IDENTIFYING PATTERNS IN EYE-TRACKING SCANPATHS TO SUPPORT TEACHERS’ AND NOVICES’
ABILITY TO NOTICE CLASSROOM AND MOTOR
SEQUENCE LEARNING
18:45
19:15
Friday, July 8th
ASSESSMENT OF COMPETENCY-BASED EDUCATION
BY NEWLY QUALIFIED PE TEACHERS ACCORDING TO
THEIR EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
17:20
OP-PM57-3
Buyukyazi, G. et al [Turkey]
Stroebel, L.C.E. et al [South Africa]
17:05
Bauer, P. et al [Austria]
17:05
OP-SH18
Park, K. et al [Japan]
OP-PM73-1
Karsten, B. [United Kingdom]
THE ORGANIZATION OF COGNITIVE REPRESENTATION OF GROUP-SPECIFIC TACTICS IN SOCCER
0.31 & 0.32
Martin-Escudero, P. [Spain]
OP-PM57
SUBSTRATE OXIDATION, BLOOD AND
STEROIDS
F2
OP-PM43
PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES
Chair(s):
Chair(s):
Morales-Álamo, D. [Spain]
Hellsten, Y. [Denmark]
Brooks, G. [United States]
18:00
18:00
OP-PM57-1
FAT OXIDATION DURING DIFFERENT MODES OF
EXERCISE IN UNTRAINED YOUNG AND MIDDLEAGED MEN
Frandsen, J. et al [Denmark]
OP-PM43-1
DIFFERENCES IN GAS EXCHANGE KINETICS BETWEEN
CYCLING AND WALKING
Koschate, J. et al [Germany]
18:15
OP-PM43-2
EFFECT OF AEROBIC AND STRENGTH TRAINING ON
GAS EXCHANGE KINETICS DURING MODERATE-
31
AND HEAVY-INTENSITY EXERCISE IN ELDERLY
18:45
Capelli, C. et al [Norway]
EFFECTS OF AN ACTIVE LOWER LIMB EXOSKELETON
ON KINEMATICS IN LOADED GAIT
MULTIVARIATE ANALYSES OF THROWING PERFORMANCE: THE EFFECT OF EXPERIENCE
Plegge, C. et al [Germany]
Liu, Y.T. et al [Taiwan]
18:30
OP-PM43-3
COMPARISON OF GPS, ACCELEROMETRY, AND
HEART RATE FOR ESTIMATING METABOLIC RATE
DURING LEVEL AND UPHILL OUTDOOR WALKING
Le Faucheur, A. et al [France]
18:45
OP-PM43-4
OP-BN17-4
19:00
OP-BN17-5
ATYPICAL BUT HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL MOVEMENT
PATTERNS OF THE DOUBLE SIDE KICK TECHNIQUE
EXECUTION OF AN ELITE POINTFIGHTING KICKBOXER. A CASE STUDY.
19:00
19:15
Reuveny, R. et al [Israel]
LOWER LIMB JOINT STIFFNESS DIFFERS BETWEEN
REACTIVE AND PRE-PLANNED CHANGE OF DIRECTION TASKS
RUNNING PERFORMANCE
Sayers, M. [Australia]
Nicol, C. [France]
19:00
OP-PM43-5
EFFECTS OF HYPOVENTILATION TRAINING AT SUPRAMAXIMAL INTENSITY IN SWIMMING
OP-BN17-6
L4 & L5
OP-BN17
KINEMATIC ANALYSIS OF SELECTED
MOVEMENTS/ SPORTS
Dabnichki, P. [Australia]
18:00
OP-BN17-1
EVALUATION OF INERTIAL SENSOR CALIBRATION
VARIABILITY AND ITS EFFECT ON 3D KNEE JOINT
ANGLES ESTIMATION
Cordillet, S. et al [France]
18:15
OP-BN17-2
OP-PM17
MOTOR LEARNING & COORDINATION
Chair(s):
OP-PM17-1
Giovanelli, N. et al [Italy]
INTERNAL VS. EXTERNAL FOCUS OF ATTENTION
INSTRUCTION FOR THE IMPROVEMENT AND RETENTION OF BALANCE FOLLOWING A 6-WEEK EXERCISE
TRAINING PROGRAM.
Pantano, K. [United States]
18:15
OP-BN20-2
CHANGES OF ATTRACTER LAYOUT IN LEARNING A
WHOLE BODY MOTOR SKILL
Chen, H. et al [Taiwan]
OP-PM17-2
Lievens, E. et al [Belgium]
OP-PM17-3
PACE VERSUS PREDICTION: IMPLICATIONS OF
AGE, EXPERIENCE AND SEX ON MARATHON RACE
PERFORMANCE
Gordon, D. et al [United Kingdom]
18:45
Peçanha, T. et al [Brazil]
OP-PM64-2
18:30
OP-PM64-3
ARE AEROBIC INTERVAL TRAINING AND CONTINUOUS TRAINING ISOCALORIC IN CORONARY ARTERY
DISEASE PATIENTS?
Pattyn, N. et al [Belgium]
THE BETTER THE DISTANCE RUNNER, THE MORE
SLOW-TWITCH MUSCLE TYPOLOGY?
18:30
EFFECTS OF POST-EXERCISE COOLING ON HEART
RATE RECOVERY IN NORMOTENSIVE AND HYPERTENSIVE MEN
Gervasi, S. et al [Italy]
EFFECTS OF STRENGTH, EXPLOSIVE AND PLYOMETRIC TRAINING PROTOCOL ON ENERGY COST OF
RUNNING IN HIGH-LEVEL ULTRA-MARATHONERS
18:15
OP-PM64-1
OP-PM17-4
18:45
O
OP-PM23-2
PHYSIOLOGICAL AND PERCEPTUAL RESPONSES TO
COMBINED ARM-LEG ERGOMETRY AT SELF-ED AND
IMPOSED WORKLOADS
18:30
Pokan, R. [Austria]
18:00
18:15
Hill, M. et al [United Kingdom]
QTC INTERVAL IN ADOLESCENTS AND YOUNG ATHLETES: METHODOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS AND
INFLUENCE OF CORRECTION FORMULAS
OP-BN20-1
CARDIOVASCULAR PATHOLOGIES
18:15
Chair(s):
18:00
OP-PM64
OP-PM23-3
EFFECTS OF SHORT-WAVE LIGHT ON ANAEROBIC
PERFORMANCE
Beaven, C. et al [Malaysia]
18:45
OP-PM23-4
MATCHING OF OXYGEN DELIVERY AND UTILIZATION
DURING INCREMENTAL CYCLING EXERCISE
Stöcker, F. et al [Germany]
19:00
OP-PM23-5
HEART RATE RECOVERY AFTER A 60M SPRINT TEST
IS FASTER WHEN V’O2PEAK IS HIGH
Storniolo, J. et al [Italy]
L7
OP-PM44
INFLAMMATION & STRESS RESPONSE
OP-PM64-4
ASSESSING FREE-LIVING WALKING IMPAIRMENT IN
PERIPHERAL ARTERY DISEASE PATIENTS BY OBJECTIVELY QUANTIFYING WALKING PAIN OCCURENCE:
DEFINITION OF A METHODOLOGY USING PHYSICAL
ACTIVITY MONITORS
Chaudru, S. et al [France]
Chair(s):
Kadi, F. [Sweden]
Pedersen, B. [Denmark]
18:00
OP-PM44-1
INFLAMMATORY BALANCE OF CYTOKINES: RESPONSES TO EXERCISE IN MASTER ATHLETES
Minuzzi, L. et al [Portugal]
N1
LACTATE MINIMUM OF THE HEART RATE-BASED
LACTATE MINIMUM TEST HIGHLY PREDICTS 10K
AND HALF-MARATHON RUNNING PERFORMANCE
IN MEN AND WOMEN
PERFORMANCE TESTING
Perret, C. et al [Switzerland]
Müller, W. [Austria]
OP-PM23
18:15
OP-PM44-2
THE EFFECTS OF HIGH INTENSITY TAEKWONDO
TRAINING ON BLOOD TESTOSTERONE, CORTISOL
AND LACTATE IN SOUTH AFRICAN MALE TAEKWONDO ATHLETES
Invited & Ora
KINEMATIC CHARACTERISTICS OF THE BOBSLEIGH
TEAM START
Dabnichki, P. [Australia]
18:30
OP-BN20
18:00
Chair(s):
0.49 & 0.50
Derave, W. [Belgium]
Woorons, X. et al [France]
1.85 & 1.86
OP-BN20-6
North, J.S. et al [United Kingdom]
Hölbling, D. et al [Austria]
M2
Chair(s):
THE RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF INTER- AND INTRAINDIVIDUAL PATTERNS DURING ANTICIPATION
PERIODIC BREATHING PREDICTS EXCESSIVELY
REDUCED EXERCISE TOLERANCE IN PATIENTS WITH
CHRONIC HEART FAILURE
19:15
OP-BN20-5
OP-BN17-3
THROWING ARM ANGLE DETERMINES PROBABILISTIC STRUCTURE OF ERRORS IN PITCH LOCATION
Shinya, M. et al [Japan]
18:30
OP-BN20-3
STRENGTH TRAINING AFFECTS MUSCLE COORDINATION DURING BENCH PRESS – A RANDOMISED
CONTROLLED STUDY
Kristiansen, M. et al [Denmark]
18:45
OP-BN20-4
EFFECTS OF FATIGUE ON TEMPORAL VARIABLES
AND THEIR VARIABILITY DURING A REPETITIVE
KARATE EXERCISE
19:00
OP-PM17-5
QUALITATIVE RESPONSES TO ANAEROBIC EXERCISE
BOUTS
Everett, K.L.A. et al [Australia]
Chair(s):
Zijdewind, I. [Netherlands]
18:00
Djarova, T. et al [South Africa]
OP-PM23-1
INTERNAL- AND EXTERNAL-TRAINING LOAD
MEASURES DURING VARIOUS CRICKET TRAINING
MODALITIES
18:30
OP-PM44-3
IMPACT OF A MOUNTAIN ULTRA-MARATHON
<UTMB> ON CARDIAC BIOMARKERS
Le Goff, C. et al [Belgium]
Vickery, W. et al [United Kingdom]
Aragonés, D. et al [Germany]
32
18:00 - 19:30
Oral & Invited
18:45
OP-PM44-4
HORMONAL AND ANTI-INFLAMMATORY EFFECTS
OF GLUCOCORTICOID
Collomp, K. et al [France]
19:00
OP-PM44-5
INCREASING HEAT STORAGE DURING UPPER BODY
EXERCISE UPREGULATES HEAT SHOCK PROTEIN
70 BUT DOES NOT MODIFY THE INFLAMMATORY
RESPONSE
Leicht, C.A. et al [United Kingdom]
19:15
OP-PM44-6
TIME-DEPENDENT EXPRESSION OF IL-6, IRISIN AND
BDNF IN RESPONSE TO EXERCISE IN RATS
Yu, T. [China]
M1
OP-PM35
Tsunoda, N. [Japan]
Chair(s):
Steinhauser, V. [Austria]
Mester, J. [Germany]
Raastad, T. [Norway]
Tessitore, A. [Italy]
18:00
OP-PM39-1
18:00
OP-PM72
OP-PM72-1
Krasniqi, E. et al [Kosovo]
18:15
OP-PM39-2
Vicente, A. et al [Portugal]
OP-PM72-2
AN ANALYSIS OF THE COMMINICATION SKILLS OF
COACHES ACCORDING TO THE PERCEPTION OF
ATHLETES WHO PARTICIPATED IN INTERCLOLLEGIATE
FOOTBALL COMPETITION
Sunay, H. et al [Turkey]
OP-PM35-1
Petersen, C. et al [New Zealand]
OP-PM35-2
RE WARM-UP PRIOR TO FOOTBALL MATCHES: IS IT
BENEFICIAL FOR PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE?
Abade, E. et al [Portugal]
OP-PM35-3
EFFECTS OF COMBINED STRENGTH AND AEROBIC
TRAINING ON MIDDLE AND LONG-DISTANCE PERFORMANCE: A META-ANALYSIS
Berryman, N. et al [Canada]
OP-SH14-3
SPORT-RELATED HEALTH COMPETENCE: A COMPETENCE MODEL AND TEST INSTRUMENT FOR
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
OP-PM39-4
NO ASSOCIATION BETWEEN VITAMIN D STATUS
AND MARKERS OF BONE HEALTH IN NON-WEIGHT
BEARING ATHLETES
18:45
OP-SH14-4
WHAT CHILDREN DO AND DON’T LIKE ABOUT
TAKING PART IN SPORT: USING FOCUS GROUPS
TO INVESTIGATE EXPERIENCES OF CHILDREN WITH
HEARING LOSS
Somerset, S. et al [United Kingdom]
OP-PM39-5
PREVALENCE OF LOW RESTING METABOLIC RATE
AND ASSOCIATED HEALTH CONSEQUENCES
AMONG WELL-TRAINED MALE NORWEGIAN ENDURANCE ATHLETES
OP-PM72-4
HIGH POTENTIAL IN BALL SPORTS FROM THE
PERSPECTIVE OF ELITE PLAYERS AND THEIR YOUTH
TRAINERS: A QUALITATIVE STUDY
Faber, I.R. et al [Netherlands]
Stenqvist, T. et al [Norway]
L1
L8
OP-PM38
COGNITIVE FUNCTION
Chair(s):
Kisten, T. et al [South Africa]
Allison, R. et al [Qatar]
19:00
Barnes, K. et al [United States]
OP-PM38-5
DOES MENTAL IMAGERY HAVE A POSITIVE EFFECT ON CLOSED MOTOR SKILLS IN TENNIS, FIELD
HOCKEY AND SOCCER?
Hegazy, K. et al [Germany]
0.31 & 0.32
OP-SH16
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN CHILDREN
Chair(s):
Kolb, M. [Austria]
OP-PM72-3
SOCCER PLAYERS AND COACHES’ PERSPECTIVES
TOWARDS ERGOGENIC AIDS AND SUPPLEMENT
USE IN THE ETHEKWINI REGION
18:45
18:45
OP-PM38-4
RELIABILITY OF A COMPUTERIZED BASKETBALLSPECIFIC COGNITIVE ASSESSMENT
Töpfer, C. et al [Germany]
Reaburn, P. et al [Australia]
OP-PM39-3
18:45
19:00
PASSING AND SHOOTING IN FOOTBALL: PLAYING
WITH THE BALL… AND THE OTHERS
COMBINED RESISTANCE AND SPRINT TRAINING HAS
A POSITIVE AFFECT ON BONE MINERAL CONTENT IN
VETERAN ENDURANCE CYCLISTS
OP-SH14-2
ADOLESCENTS PARTICIPATING IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION FOCUSING ON PLAY AND HEALTH, OR SPORTS;
WHO IS MOST ACTIVE?
18:30
IMPACT BETWEEN MEDICATION USAGE, PHYSICAL
ACTIVITY, NUTRITIONAL STATUS AND OSTEOMUSCULAR HEALTH IN MALE AND FEMALE ADULTS AGED
40-65 YEARS IN KOSOVA
18:15
18:15
Berntsen, S. et al [Norway]
Skinner, T.L. et al [Australia]
QUANTIFYING ENERGY SYSTEM CAPACITY CHANGES IN CYCLING FROM 7 DAYS ISCHEMIC LEG PRECONDITIONING
al
COACHING: SOCCER
Chair(s):
A COMPARISON OF BONE MINERAL DENSITY
IN MALE AMATEUR BOXERS AND ACTIVE NONBOXERS
Paoli, A. [Italy]
18:30
1.61
BONE HEALTH
18:30
Chair(s):
18:15
OP-PM39
18:30
CONCURRENT TRAINING
18:00
N2
OP-SH14
PHYSICAL EDUCATION, HEALTH & STUDENTS PERSPECTIVES
18:00
OP-SH16-1
INTERVENTIONS IN OUTDOOR PLAY AREAS OF
KINDERGARTEN AND EFFECTS ON USAGE PATTERNS
AND PA OF GIRLS AND BOYS
18:15
RICKARDS, C. [United States]
18:00
OP-PM38-1
EFFECTS OF THREE-MONTH AEROBIC-STRENGTH
TRAINING ON COGNITIVE FUNCTIONS AND
METABOLISM IN SENIORS WITH MILD COGNITIVE
IMPAIRMENT.
Slobodová, L. et al [Slovakia]
18:15
OP-PM38-2
OP-SH16-2
EVALUATION OF BASIC MOTOR COMPETENCIES IN
PRIMARY SCHOOL CHILDREN – VALIDITY OF THE
MOBAK-1 TEST INSTRUMENT
Heim, C. et al [Germany]
18:30
OP-SH16-3
INCREASING PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVELS IN PRIMARY
SCHOOL PHYSICAL EDUCATION: THE SHARP PRINCIPLES MODEL
Powell, E. et al [United Kingdom]
Chair(s):
EFFECT OF “EXERCISE PROGRAM” APPLIED TO
ALZHEIMER’S PATIENTS ON COGNITIVE FUNCTIONS
AND QUALITY OF LIFE
Lok, S. et al [Turkey]
EFFECTS OF A 5-DAY OUTDOOR SPORTS INTERVENTION ON ENVIRONMENTAL ATTITUDES IN CHILDREN
18:00
OP-SH14-1
TEACHING <PHYSICAL> HEALTH FOR UNDERSTANDING: A CASE STUDY OF STUDENTS’ REASONING ABOUT AEROBIC FITNESS AND HEALTH
Lundvall, S. [Sweden]
18:30
OP-PM38-3
INDEPENDENT AND COMBINED INFLUENCE OF
SALIVARY TESTOSTERONE AND DHEA IN THE COGNITIVE ABILITY TESTS OF INSTITUTIONALIZED ELDERLY
WOMEN WITH LOW LEVELS OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
Teixeira, A.M. et al [Portugal]
18:45
OP-SH16-4
Limmer, M. et al [Germany]
19:00
OP-SH16-5
SO SIMILAR AND SO DIFFERENT TO OTHER KIDS!
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND SPORTS AMONG CHILDREN WITH DOWN’S SYNDROME
Sollerhed, A. et al [Sweden]
33
1.62
OP-PM34
Saturday, July 9th
F2
OP-PM60
PACING STRATEGIES
MOLECULAR EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY
Chair(s):
Chair(s):
Holm, L. [Denmark]
08:00 - 09:30
Edwards, A. [United Kingdom]
18:00
OP-PM34-1
OPTIMAL PACING STRATEGIES AND ASSOCIATED
METABOLIC RESPONSES DURING 4-MIN SELF-PACED
RUNNING TIME-TRIALS
McGawley, K. et al [Sweden]
18:15
THE PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL DETERMINANTS OF
PACING DURING PROLONGED ENDURANCE EXERCISE: PERFORMANCE LEVEL COMPARISON
Venhorst, A. et al [South Africa]
OP-PM34-3
MODERATING EFFECT OF TRANSCUTANEOUS ELECTRICAL NERVE STIMULATION ON PACED EXERCISE
Hibbert, A.W. et al [Australia]
18:45
OP-PM45
EXTRACELLULAR BIOMARKERS
08:00
OP-PM60-1
SIRTUIN PATHWAYS AND REDOX HOMEOSTASIS:
STUDY ON YOUNG AND OLD TWIN COUPLE
Grazioli, E. et al [Italy]
OP-PM34-4
08:15
Lindley, M. [United Kingdom]
08:00
OP-PM45-1
OP-PM60-2
NOVEL ROLE OF SIRTUIN RELATED MECHANISMS IN
OVERLOAD-INDUCE HYPERTROPHY OF SKELETAL
MUSCLE IN RAT
Koltai, E. et al [Hungary]
Haller, N. et al [Germany]
EARLY INSULIN RESISTANCE INDUCED BY PHYSICAL
INACTIVITY IS ASSOCIATED WITH A REDUCTION IN
MUSCLE GLUT4 CONTENT, AND NOT TO DEFECTS
IN SKELETAL MUSCLE INSULIN SIGNALING
OP-PM45-2
EFFECTS OF VO2-UPTAKE ADJUSTED DOWNHILL
AND UPHILL RUNNING ON CFDNA AND CONVENTIONAL EXERCISE MARKERS
OP-PM60-3
0.49 & 0.50
INJURY PREVENTION & REHABILITATION
Chair(s):
SHIELD, A. [Australia]
09:00
OP-BN12-5
RELIABILITY OF BIOMECHANICAL INJURY INDICATORS THAT UNDERPIN RUNNING GAIT
Diss, C. et al [United Kingdom]
O
OP-PM71
Spörri, J. [Austria]
08:00
OP-PM71-1
INJURY BURDEN IN FOUR SPORTS OF ADOLESCENT
ELITE ATHLETES: A 52-WEEK PROSPECTIVE STUDY
L4 & L5
OP-BN09
08:15
OP-PM71-2
Chair(s):
Schiavi, P. et al [Italy]
Enoka, R. [United States]
Roussey, G. et al [France]
08:30
DNA METHYLATION AGE IS ASSOCIATED WITH
MUSCLE STRENGTH
„CELL FREE CIRCULATING DNA IN SALIVA DURING
INCREMENTAL EXERCISE“
OP-PM60-4
Sillanpää, E. et al [Finland]
Schmidt, S. et al [Germany]
OP-PM45-4
Haid, T.H. et al [Austria]
Pierre, N. et al [France]
08:45
CIRCULATING MICROVESICLES DYNAMICS WITH EXERCISE AND THEIR IMPACT ON HUMAN VASCULAR
CELL FUNCTION
OP-BN12-4
THE EFFECT OF AN INNOVATIVE NON-MOTORIZED
TREADMILL ON WALKING AND RUNNING BIOMECHANICS
OP-BN09-5
AGE DIFFERENCES IN POSTURAL CONTROL ANALYZED VIA A PRINCIPAL COMPONENT ANALYSIS OF
KINEMATIC DATA
SPORT INJURIES IN MOTORCYCLE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP/MOTOGP: OUR EXPERIENCE IN A PRELIMINARY STUDY.
Ochmann, D. et al [Germany]
08:45
09:00
von Rosen, P. et al [Sweden]
08:30
PREVIOUS ACTIVE COGNITIVE TASK DOES NOT
AFFECT SUBSEQUENT SELF-PACED EXERCISE IN
THE HEAT
OP-PM45-3
08:45
Petrone, N. et al [Italy]
INCREASES IN CIRCULATING CELL-FREE DNA DEPEND ON INTENSITY DURING REPEATED SPRINT
EXERCISE
08:15
OP-BN12-3
ARE TWO-DIMENSIONAL MEASURED PEAK FRONTAL
PLANE JOINT EXCURSIONS RELATED TO THREEDIMENSIONAL MEASURED KINEMATIC PROFILES
DURING RUNNING?
Dingenen, B. et al [Belgium]
Chair(s):
OP-PM34-2
18:30
E
08:30
1.85 & 1.86
OP-BN12
RUNNING BIOMECHANICS 1
Chair(s):
POSTURAL CONTROL
08:30
08:00
OP-BN09-1
THE INFLUENCE OF POSTURAL THREAT AND TASK
DIFFICULTY ON CORTICOSPINAL EXCITABILITY AND
SHORT-INTRACORTICAL INHIBITION
OP-PM71-3
THE HEALTH AND INJURY PROFILE OF AUSTRALIAN
COMPETITIVE SURFERS
Lystad, R.P. et al [Australia]
Keller, M. et al [Switzerland]
08:45
08:15
ANALYSIS OF THE HAMSTRING MUSCLE ACTIVATION
DURING TWO INJURY PREVENTION EXERCISES
OP-BN09-2
OP-PM71-4
POSTURAL CONTROL IN THE CONTEXT OF GOALDIRECTED ACTION
Monajati, A. et al [United Kingdom]
Lippens, V. et al [Germany]
09:00
OP-PM71-5
Invited & Ora
Wilhelm, E.N. et al [United Kingdom]
08:30
Zamparo, P. [Italy]
09:00
OP-PM45-5
METABOLOMIC INVESTIGATION OF THE EFFECTS OF
DIFFERENT EXERCISE TYPES IN INDIVIDUALS WITH
METABOLIC SYNDROME
Siopi, A. et al [Greece]
08:00
OP-BN12-1
CHANGES IN RUNNING KINEMATICS AND KINETICS AFTER A 12-WEEK RUNNING PROGRAM FOR
BEGINNERS
Maas, E. et al [Belgium]
08:15
THE EFFECT OF SEX, PERFORMANCE STANDARD,
AND SPEED ON RUNNING ECONOMY
Black, M.I. et al [United Kingdom]
34
Bampouras, T. et al [United Kingdom]
Bohlmann, M. et al [Germany]
08:45
OP-BN12-2
OP-BN09-3
INDIVIDUAL POSITION VARIABILITY UNDER DIFFERENT CONDITIONS TO ASSESSMENT POSTURAL
ANALYSIS WITH THE AID OF RASTER STEREOGRAPHY
NEGOTIATING A CHALLENGING WALKING SURFACE
DEMANDS GREATER VISUAL ATTENTION BOTH
PRIOR TO AND DURING LOCOMOTION IN OLDER
COMPARED TO YOUNG FEMALES
OP-BN09-4
CHANGES OF POSTURAL STABILITY DURING A REPEATED KARATE KICK TASK IDENTIFIED BY MEANS
OF SUPPORT VECTOR MACHINES
Eekhoff, A. et al [Germany]
Saturday, July 9th, 2016
08:00 - 09:30
Oral & Invited
M2
OP-PM54
EXERCISE & NEUROLOGY
Chair(s):
Jakobi, J. [Canada]
08:00
OP-PM54-1
EFFECTS OF AEROBIC EXERCISE ON DTI PARAMETERS
OF AMNESTIC MCI
Teixeira, C.V.L. et al [Brazil]
OP-PM54-2
EXERCISE INDUCED AMELIORATIONS IN LOCOMOTION OF PATIENTS WITH ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE.
Pedrinolla, A.M. et al [Italy]
08:30
OP-PM54-3
ACUTE EFFECTS OF PERTURBATION TREADMILL
TRAINING ON GAIT AND POSTURAL CONTROL IN
PATIENTS WITH PARKINSON’S DISEASE
Steib, S. et al [Germany]
08:45
OP-PM54-4
GREGORY, T. et al [South Africa]
OP-PM54-5
Boehr, J. et al [Germany]
al
OP-PM76-3
EFFECTS OF ALTITUDE TRAINING ON CHANGES IN
HEMOGLOBIN MASS, VO2MAX AND BODY COMPOSITION IN ELITE ENDURANCE ATHLETES; IMPACT
OF INCREASED ANTIOXIDANT-RICH FOOD INTAKE
ON THE ADAPTATION RESPONSE
Koivisto, A. et al [Norway]
08:45
OP-PM76-4
ANTIOXIDANTS REDUCE THE GLYCOLYTIC RATE
DURING SPRINT EXERCISE IN HUMANS WITHOUT
IMPROVING PERFORMANCE
Morales-Álamo, D. et al [Spain]
OP-PM65
Bisconti, A. et al [Italy]
OP-PM76
Chair(s):
OP-PM26
08:00
CYCLING
OP-PM29-1
Chair(s):
RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY OF 3D BODY SCANNING
FOR ANTHROPOMETRIC PROFILING
Abbiss, C. [Australia]
Forchino, F. et al [Qatar]
08:15
OP-PM29-2
EFFECTS OF AN ULTRA-ENDURANCE BIKE MARATHON ON THE HEART OF RECREATIONAL CYCLISTS
FAT PATTERNING DIFFERENCES IN MALE AND
FEMALE PERSONS: APPLICATION OF A HIGHLY ACCURATE AND PRECISE ULTRASOUND TECHNIQUE
Ruessmann, A. et al [Germany]
Störchle, P. et al [Austria]
08:15
OP-PM26-1
OP-PM26-2
08:30
OP-PM29-3
ADAPTIVE RESPONSES TO EXTREME LOADS DURING
ULTRA-CYCLING EVENT.
BODY COMPOSITION INFLUENCE IN AEROBIC
PROFILE IN TETHERED SWIMMING
Zelenkova, I. et al [Russia]
Espada, M. et al [Portugal]
08:45
OP-PM29-4
Krakowski-Roosen, H. [Germany]
Smekal, G. et al [Austria]
Delgado, B. et al [Spain]
08:00
OP-PM65-1
THE EFFECT OF LOWER BODY POSITIVE PRESSURE <ALTER-G> ON THE CARDIORESPIRATORY
RESPONSE TO SUBMAXIMAL RUNNING EXERCISE.
08:15
08:45
OP-PM65-2
Bringard, A. et al [Switzerland]
Ballak, S.B. et al [Netherlands]
Cornelissen, V.A. et al [Belgium]
09:00
OP-PM30-2
AN EVALUATION OF THE RESISTANCE TRAINING
PROGRAMMES IN AN ELITE SOCCER ACADEMY AND
IT’S EFFECTS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF ISOMETRIC
STRENGTH
Brownlee, T. et al [United Kingdom]
08:30
OP-PM30-3
DEVELOPMENT OF STRENGTH AND BALANCE ABILITIES DURING ONE COMPETITIVE SEASON IN HIGH
LEVEL FEMALE FOOTBALL PLAYERS OF DIFFERENT
AGE GROUPS
Roth, R. et al [Switzerland]
OP-PM30-4
THE DEVELOPMENT OF A STANDARDISED PROTOCOL FOR MONITORING HEART RATE RECOVERY IN
SOCCER PLAYERS
Orme, P. et al [United Kingdom]
09:00
OP-PM30-5
THE EFFECT OF STATIC STRETCHING ON MUSCLE
RECOVERY FOLLOWING COMPETITIVE SOCCER
MATCHES
Pooley, S. et al [United Kingdom]
OP-PM29-5
COMPENSATORY CHANGES IN HABITUAL PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN RESPONSE TO AEROBIC EXERCISE
UNDER WEIGHT STABLE CONITIONS
Drenowatz, C. et al [United States]
OP-PM26-5
GROSS EFFICIENCY DURING FLAT CYCLING IN LABORATORY AND FIELD CONDITIONS
Nimmerichter, A. et al [Austria]
09:15
OP-PM65-3
OP-PM26-4
THE INFLUENCE OF TRAINING AND CADENCE ON
GROSS EFFICIENCY IN YOUNG ELITE CYCLISTS
09:00
DYNAMICS OF ARTERIAL BAROREFLEX RESETTING AT
EXERCISE ONSET IN UPRIGHT AND SUPINE POSTURE
OP-PM26-3
Marshall, P.W.M. et al [Australia]
08:45
BODY COMPOSITION AND MENSTRUAL CYCLE IN
ENDURANCE-TRAINED FEMALES. A PILOT STUDY
TECHNOLOGY-ENABLED CARDIAC REHABILITATION
THROUGH PATHWAY. DESIGN AND RATIONALE FOR
THE INVESTIGATION OF ITS FEASIBILITY, CLINICAL
EFFECTIVENESS AND COST-EFFECTIVENESS
M1
PASSIVE HEATING
08:15
Chair(s):
PHYSIOLOGICAL DEMANDS OF SIMULATED OFFROAD CYCLING COMPETITION
Jówko, E. et al [Poland]
BODY COMPOSITION
Chair(s):
08:30
POLYMORPHISM OF MNSOD AND GPX GENES
AND BIOCHEMICAL RESPONSE TO THREE-MONTH
SWIMMING TRAINING
OP-PM29
08:30
OP-PM76-1
N2
CARDIOVASCULAR PHYSIOLOGY
Stucky, F. et al [Switzerland]
ANTIOXIDANTS & GLYCOLYSIS
08:00
OP-PM65-4
RESPIRATORY MUSCLE TRAINING AFFECTS PERIPHERAL VASCULAR FUNCTION
08:00
SPATIAL LEARNING IN HUMANS IN A REAL LIFE
WATER MAZE
N1
08:45
08:30
L7
SOMATOSENSORY TRAINING IMPROVES SENSORY
INTEGRATION AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN INDIVIDUALS
WITH MILD TO MODERATE PARKINSON’S DISEASE
09:00
OP-PM76-2
POLYPHENOL SUPPLEMENTATION IMPROVES
CARDIOMYOCYTE RECOVERY AFTER MARATHON
RUNNING: A DOUBLE-BLIND, RANDOMIZED,
PLACEBO-CONTROLLED TRIAL.
Scherr, J. et al [Germany]
Hunter, S. [United States]
08:15
08:15
OP-PM26-6
DIFFERENCES IN SHORT TERM PARASYMPATHETIC
REACTIVATION IN MALE AND FEMALE CYCLISTS;
PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS FOR PREDICTING AND
MONITORING TRAINING STATUS IN CYCLISTS
Lamberts, R. et al [South Africa]
1.61
OP-PM30
TRAINING METHODS IN SOCCER
Chair(s):
Tessitore, A. [Italy]
08:00
OP-PM30-1
WARM-UPS WORK! EXAMINING THE TIME-COURSE
OF CHANGES IN MUSCLE TEMPERATURE AND
CONTRACTILE FUNCTION FOLLOWING THE PREMATCH WARM-UP IN SOCCER AND THE USE OF
35
L8
OP-PM42
0.31 & 0.32
RECOVERY MODALITIES
SOCIOLOGY: DEVELOPMENT
Chair(s):
Chair(s):
Kay, A. [United Kingdom]
OP-SH13
OP-PM42-1
EFFECT OF TWO RECOVERY STRATEGIES ON PERFORMANCE RECOVERY: COLD-WATER IMMERSION
VS WHOLE-BODY CRYOTHERAPY.
OP-SH13-1
SPORT-FOR DEVELOPMENT: ARE WE CROSSING
BORDERS IN RESEARCH?
Schulenkorf, N. et al [Australia]
OP-PM42-2
THE EFFECTS OF TWO DIFFERENT CRYOTHERAPY
INTERVENTIONS ON MARKERS OF RECOVERY FOLLOWING A 26.2 MILE TRAIL RUN
OP-SH13-2
A COMPARATIVE STUDY ON THE ROLE OF ATHLETIC
AND COMMUNITY SPORT IN SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
Ghafouri, F. et al [Iran]
Wilson, L. et al [United Kingdom]
08:30
08:30
ADULT SPORT PARTICIPATION IN THE U.S. AS CULTURAL CAPITAL
OP-PM42-3
OP-SH13-3
PRE- OR PERCOOLING BY ICE SLURRY INGESTION
TO IMPROVE CYCLING TIME TRIAL PERFORMANCE
IN THE HEAT
Stempel, C. [United States]
Levels, K. et al [Netherlands]
THE ROLE OF FUNDING WITH INCLUSIVE PHYSICAL
ACTIVITY PROGRAMS
08:45
OP-PM42-4
08:45
09:00
Wright, E.M. et al [United States]
THE EFFECT OF FOAM ROLLING ON RECOVERY
BETWEEN TWO 800-M RUNS
Damico, A. et al [United States]
09:15
OP-PM42-6
IS-PM13-2
EXERCISE, CEREBRAL BLOOD FLOW AND PERCEIVED
EXERTION IN TYPE 2 DIABETES PATIENTS
Van Lieshout, J.J. [Netherlands]
OP-SH23-5
F2
IS-PM14
ACHIEVING AND MAINTAINING A LARGE
WEIGHT LOSS: THE ROLE OF EXERCISE
Chair(s):
IDENTIFYING TACTICAL PATTERNS IN SOCCER GAME
PLAY BY MEANS OF AN EXPLANATORY COMPUTATIONAL MODEL
Dela, F. [Denmark]
Hoch, T. et al [Austria]
09:45
IS-PM14-1
EFFECTS OF EXERCISE ON APPETITE REGULATION
09:15
OP-SH23-6
FUNCTIONAL SEMANTICS EMBEDDED IN THE ASSESSMENT OF SELF ORGANIZATION IN SOCCER
Rosenkilde, M. [Denmark]
IS-PM14-2
EXERCISE, OBESITY AND CARDIOMETABOLIC RISK:
DOES EXERCISE INTENSITY MATTER?
Lopez-Felip, M. [United States]
10:45
IS-PM14-3
A ROLE FOR EXERCISE AFTER WEIGHT LOSS FROM
GASTRIC BYPASS SURGERY
Saturday, July 9
1.85 & 1.86
09:45 - 11:15
OP-BN13-4
THE RUNNING BIOMECHANICS AND ECONOMY
OF SOUTH EAST ASIANS: WE DO NOT ALL RUN
THE SAME
Hébert-Losier, K. et al [Malaysia]
OP-BN06
BALANCE STRATEGIES
Chair(s):
09:45
OP-BN06-1
OP-BN13
Dewhurst, S. et al [United Kingdom]
10:00
OP-BN06-2
DIFFERENCES IN HEAD MOVEMENT BETWEEN
YOUNG AND OLDER FEMALES ARE NOT REFLECTED
IN WHOLE BODY MOVEMENT DURING GAIT
INITIATION
Maslivec, A. et al [United Kingdom]
Chair(s):
E
Stöckl, M. [Austria]
08:00
10:30
HEAD FLEXION IN OLDER ADULTS DURING WALKING
HAS NO EFFECT ON GAIT PATTERN
Ross, R. [Canada]
th
O
OP-BN13-3
ACUTE EFFECTS OF MINIMAL SHOES OR BAREFOOT
INTERVENTION ON FOOT STRIKE PATTERN WHEN
RUNNING IN NORMAL RUNNING SHOES AGAIN
10:15
OP-SH23
STATISTICS
10:15
L4 & L5
Coen, P.M. [United States]
1.62
OP-PM42-5
Leser, R. et al [Austria]
OP-SH13-4
ACUTE EFFECTS OF FOAM-ROLLING ON JUMP
HEIGHT AND SOFT TISSUE STIFFNESS
Baumgart, C. et al [Germany]
OP-SH23-4
SEARCHING TACTICAL PATTERNS IN SOCCER GAME
PLAY BY UNSUPERVISED MACHINE LEARNING
09:00
Abaïdia, A. et al [France]
08:15
10:15
Dolenec, A. et al [Slovenia]
08:45
08:00
08:15
OP-SH23-3
THE INFLUENCE OF CONTEXTUAL FACTORS AND
PLAYER CHARACTERISTICS ON MATCH ACTIVITY
PROFILE IN PROFESSIONAL AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL
Coutts, A.J. et al [Australia]
08:00
08:30
OP-SH23-1
IS-PM13
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND BRAIN VASCULAR FUNCTION
Chair(s):
Nicol, C. [France]
Arampatzis, A. [Germany]
Invited & Ora
ROLLER MASSAGE DOES NOT ALTER EVOKED PAIN
PERCEPTION OR CONTRACTILE PROPERTIES
Doeweling, A. et al [Germany]
BELIEVES AND ATTITUDES AMONG YOUTH AND
PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL PLAYERS REGARDING
INJURY PREVENTION
09:45
Chair(s):
Zech, A. et al [Germany]
09:45
08:15
DEHYDRATION AND EXERCISE – CEREBROVASCULAR CONTROL AND ORTHOSTATIC TOLERANCE
OP-SH23-2
GAME STYLES IN FIELD SPORTS: DEFINING AND
MEASURING IT
Norton, K. et al [Australia]
OP-BN13-1
MECHANICAL WORK EXPLAINS THE HIGH METABOLIC COST OF SHUTTLE RUNNING
Van Lieshout, J. [Netherlands]
IS-PM13-1
Pavei, G. et al [Italy]
10:00
OP-BN13-2
TIME-CONTINUOUS KINEMATIC ASSESSMENT
OF THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN BAREFOOT AND
SHOD GAIT
Lamb, P. et al [New Zealand]
36
09:45 - 11:15
Oral & Invited
10:15
OP-BN06-3
IS DYNAMIC BALANCE RELATED TO STATIC BALANCE
IN HEALTHY ACTIVE OLDER WOMEN?
Netz, Y. et al [Israel]
10:30
10:15
IS-BN09-2
Ringhof, S. et al [Germany]
INTERVAL TRAINING PROTOCOL IN SOCCER PLAYERS. A RANDOMIZED CROSS-OVER STUDY
Nualnetr, N. [Thailand]
Albracht, K. [Germany]
IMPROVED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVEL IN CANCER
PATIENTS PARTICIPATING IN A 12-MONTH LIFESTYLE
INTERVENTION WHILE UNDERGOING PALLIATIVE
CHEMOTHERAPY
OP-BN06-4
EFFECT OF JAW CLENCHING ON DYNAMIC STABILITY
AFTER FORWARD LOSS OF BALANCE
STUDY
INFLUENCE OF TENDON COMPLIANCE ON MUSCLETENDON INTERACTION DURING INCLINED WALKING
AND STAIR DESCENT
10:45
IS-BN09-3
JOINT LOADING IN SLOPED WALKING COVERING
DIVERSE SETTINGS
Bonato, M. et al [Italy]
11:00
OP-PM59-6
Vassbakk-Brovold, K. et al [Norway]
LEE, J. et al [Korea, South]
11:00
OP-BN06-6
LOCAL STABILITY AND KINEMATIC VARIABILITY OF
WALKING VS. POLE WALKING AT DIFFERENT SPEEDS
Zoffoli, L. et al [Italy]
M2
OP-PM59
N1
IS-SH09
10:15
Lubben, K. et al [Canada]
Lipski, M. et al [Australia]
Chair(s):
10:30
N2
Klavina, A. [Latvia]
CAN IANT BE DETERMINED BY HEART RATE VARIABILITY IN OVERWEIGTH SUBJECTS?
Reer, R. [Germany]
STRENGTH TRAINING - ASSESSMENT
OP-PM59-1
09:45
Leicht, A. et al [Australia]
Chair(s):
10:00
10:15
Schwameder, H. [Austria]
CITIUS-FORTIUS? DOES MUSCLE STRENGTH IMPAIRMENT PREDICT RUNNING PERFORMANCE IN
ATHLETES WITH POLIOMYELITIS?
IS-BN09-1
Minetti, A. [Italy]
al
OP-PM59-2
M1
Klavina, A. [Latvia]
CYCLING TESTS
OP-PM59-3
ASSOCIATION OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND FITNESS
WITH SYMPTOMS AND IMPACT OF FIBROMYALGIA
IN FEMALE PATIENTS.
IS-SH09-3
Kilpelä, N. [Finland]
Wall, B. [United Kingdom]
09:45
Segura-Jiménez, V. et al [Spain]
L7
10:30
SPORTS MEDICINE: HEART RATE VARIABILITY
OP-PM59-4
EFFECTS OF PROPRIOCEPTIVE EXERCISES ON RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS POSTMENOPAUSAL WOMEN
Aleixo, P. et al [Portugal]
10:45
OP-PM59-5
WAND EXERCISE TO IMPROVE PHYSICAL FUNCTION
AND DECREASE PAIN IN PERSONS WITH RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS: A PROSPECTIVE EXPERIMENTAL
OP-PM66
OP-PM32
Chair(s):
Linnamo, V. [Finland]
OP-PM31-1
1 RM DETERMINATION: A NOVEL APPROACH BASED
ON THE FORCE-VELOCITY RELATIONSHIP
Picerno, P. et al [Italy]
10:00
Chair(s):
ACCESSIBILITY IN SPRTS FACILITIES
OP-PM31
09:45
IS-SH09-2
Beckman, E.M. et al [Australia]
10:15
OP-PM66-5
PREDICTING MATCH OUTCOME USING WEEKLY
HEART RATE VARIABILITY RECORDINGS
PROMOTING PARTICIPATION IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES FOR CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES
10:45
OP-PM66-4
IS-SH09-1
de Groot, S. et al [Netherlands]
BIOMECHANICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL ISSUES OF
INCLINED WALKING <WITH AND WITHOUT POLES>,
RUNNING AND SKIPPING.
OP-PM32-5
ECCENTRIC VERSUS CONCENTRIC INCREMENTAL
MAXIMAL CYCLING TEST
Chair(s):
Friesenbichler, B. et al [Switzerland]
09:45
OP-PM66-3
EXERCISE IN RHEUMATOLOGY & CANCER
10:45
Baca, A. [Austria]
OP-PM32-4
OXYGEN UPTAKE KINETICS DURING FLAT AND
UPHILL CYCLING AT HIGH-INTENSITY EXERCISE IN
FIELD CONDITIONS
10:45
THE ROLE OF REHABILITATION TO ENHANCE AN
ACTIVE LIFESTYLE & SPORT PARTICIPATION IN PEOPLE
WITH A DISABILITY
BIOMECHANICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL
ASPECTS OF INCLINED WALKING
10:30
HYPOXIC HIGH-INTENSITY INTERVAL EXERCISE
ALTERS HEART RATE VARIABILITY AND SUBSTRATE
OXIDATION DURING RECOVERY
MAXIMAL VOLUNTARY STRENGTH AND RATE OF
FORCE DEVELOPMENT BEFORE AND 6 MONTHS
AFTER TOTAL HIP ARTHROPLASTY
IS-BN09
Waldhuber, F. et al [Austria]
INCLUSIVE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION, SPORT, AND REHABILITATION
09:45
0.49 & 0.50
OP-PM32-3
EFFECT OF PEDAL RATE DURING TIME TRIAL ON
OXYGEN UPTAKE KINETICS IN A SUBSEQUENT
RUNNING TASK
Prinz, B. et al [Austria]
OP-BN06-5
INFORMATICS PROVISION OF SIGHT INFLUCENCE
MUSCLE ACTIVITIES OF TRUNK AND LOWER LEG
DURING DYNAMIC BALANCE CONTROL
OP-PM66-2
USEFULNESS OF MONITORING RESTING HEART
RATE VARIABILITY DURING A FOUR-WEEK PRESEASON PREPARATION PERIOD IN INTERMITTENT
SPORT ATHLETES
Schneider, C. et al [Germany]
Schwameder, H. et al [Austria]
10:45
10:00
10:15
OP-PM31-2
STRENGTH TRAINING: 10 RM VS 30 RM – TRAINING
LOAD DOES MATTER
Rønnestad, B.R. et al [Norway]
OP-PM32-1
EFFECTS OF TRIAL DURATION ON ESTIMATES OF
CRITICAL POWER AND TIME-TRIAL PREDICTION
DURING FIELD CYCLING
Gumpenbeger, M. et al [Austria]
10:15
OP-PM31-3
EFFECTIVENESS OF AN OPTIMIZED TRAINING USING
FORCE-VELOCITY PROFILE ANALYSIS
Jiménez-Reyes, P. et al [Spain]
10:30
OP-PM31-4
Chair(s):
10:00
TIME OF DAY DOES NOT INFLUENCE PACING AND
PERFORMANCE IN A 4 KM CYCLING TIME TRIAL
MUSCLE ACTIVATION AND MAXIMAL REPETITIONS
NUMBER AS AN INDICATOR FOR STRENGTH IMBALANCE DURING CHEST PRESS EXERCISE
Zadow, E. [Australia]
Seo, S.W. et al [Korea, South]
09:45
OP-PM32-2
OP-PM66-1
MORNINGNESS/EVENINGNESS EFFECTS ON AUTONOMIC FUNCTION DURING A HIGH INTENSITY
37
10:45
OP-PM31-5
OPTIMAL LOADING CONDITIONS FOR MAXIMIZING
POWER IN SLED RESISTED SPRINTING
Cross, M.R. et al [New Zealand]
11:00
OP-PM31-6
11:00
OP-PM61-6
SUGAR AND MICRONUTRIENT INTAKE WITHIN ELITE
YOUTH BRITISH SOCCER PLAYERS: THE NUTRITIONAL
TRANSITION FROM SCHOOLBOY TO FULLTIME SOCCER PLAYER
L1
OP-PM61
OP-PM70
Chair(s):
Oberhoffer, R. [Germany]
09:45
09:45
OP-PM61-1
INJURY PATTERNS AMONG ELITE FOOTBALL PLAYERS:
A MEDIA-BASED ANALYSIS OVER SIX SEASONS WITH
EMPHASIS ON PLAYING POSITION
Leventer, L. et al [Germany]
10:00
OP-PM61-2
EXAMINING THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN LOWERLIMB MUSCLE COMPLAINTS AND MUSCLE FUNCTION IN SOCCER PLAYERS.
Wakefield, K.J. et al [Australia]
10:15
OP-PM70-1
OP-PM61-3
OP-PM70-2
DETERMINANTS IN EARLY ADULTHOOD OF LEISURETIME PHYSICAL INACTIVITY STABILITY AND CHANGE
IN MID-LIFE
Pinto Pereira, S. et al [United Kingdom]
10:15
OP-PM70-3
EATING BEHAVIOUR AND NUTRITIONAL KNOWLEDGE IN ELITE ADOLESCENTS PRACTISING SYNCHRONISED SWIMMING. A NUTRITIONAL INTERVENTION
SKELETAL MATURATION ASSOCIATED WITH LOWER
LIMB MUSCLES FLEXIBILITY IN HIGHLY TRAINED
YOUNG SOCCER PLAYERS
Ghiani, G. et al [Italy]
Materne, O. et al [Qatar]
OBJECTIVELY-MEASURED SLEEP PATTERNS DURING
SCHOOL AND NON-SCHOOL DAYS IN ICELANDIC
ADOLESCENTS
10:30
10:30
MENTAL DISABILITIES: PARALYMPICS
09:45
Yang, X. et al [Finland]
10:00
OP-PM70-4
OP-SH24
STATISTICS, COMPUTER ANALYSIS &
SIMULATION
OP-PM74-1
Lizondo, V. et al [Spain]
10:00
Hou, X. et al [China]
09:45
OP-SH24-1
Sias, M. et al [Italy]
10:00
Oppewal, A. et al [Netherlands]
OP-PM74-4
CARDIOVASCULAR RISK FACTORS AMONG ATHLETES WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY PARTICIPATING
IN THE BAVARIAN SPECIAL OLYMPICS GAMES
Peters, C. et al [Germany]
OP-SH24-2
MODELLING PROFESSIONAL CYCLISTS’ CAREERS
WITH UCI POINTS
O
Filipas, L. et al [Italy]
OP-SH24-3
COMPUTER SIMULATION MODELLING OF THE INFLUENCE OF DRAFTING ON COLLECTIVE BEHAVIOUR
IN AN ELITE 10KM COMPETITIVE RUNNING EVENT
Renfree, A. et al [United Kingdom]
10:30
OP-PM74-3
GAIT IN ADULTS WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES
AND ITS ASSOCIATION WITH PHYSICAL FITNESS
10:30
Triska, C. [Austria]
10:15
OP-PM74-2
THE EFFECT OF HYDROTHERAPY IN THE TREATMENT
OF BEHAVIORAL ASPECT OF CHILDREN WITH AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS
10:15
Karsten, B. [United Kingdom]
DEMANDS OF COMPETITIONS OF ELITE WOMEN
WORLD CUP CYCLING RACES
LEVELS OF ADIPOSITY AND OTHER ANTHROPOMETRIC PARAMETERS IN SOCCER PLAYERS WITH
INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY <DOWN SYNDROME
AND CEREBRAL PALSY> PARTICIPANTS IN ADAPTED
SPORT COMPETITIONS.
OP-SH24-4
COMPARISON OF THE STANDARD ERROR OF THE
ESTIMATES WHEN ESTIMATING CRITICAL POWER IN
LABORATORY AND FIELD CONDITIONS
Triska, C. et al [Austria]
10:45
OP-SH24-5
INDIVIDUALIZED REFERENCE RANGES FOR THE
ASSESSMENT OF FATIGUE AND RECOVERY IN
COMPETITIVE ATHLETES
Hecksteden, A. et al [Germany]
Invited & Ora
OP-PM61-4
EVALUATION OF DEXTROSE PROLOTHERAPY
INJECTIONS IN SOCCER PLAYERS WITH CHRONIC
GROIN PAIN
Rognvaldsdottir, V. et al [Iceland]
10:45
10:45
Rupf, R. et al [Canada]
Eroglu, A. et al [Turkey]
HIGH LEVELS OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY DOES NOT
IMPAIR SLEEP QUALITY IN ADOLESCENTS: DADOS
STUDY
10:45
OP-PM74
TRACKING OF TELEVISION VIEWING FROM YOUNG
ADULTHOOD TO MIDLIFE OVER 25 YEARS
1.62
Chair(s):
Chair(s):
Chair(s):
SPORTS MEDICINE: SOCCER
Hoppeler, H. [Switzerland]
Cierna, D. et al [Slovakia]
0.31 & 0.32
CHILDREN & ADOLESCENTS
1.61
OP-PM70-6
EPIDEMIOLOGY OF INJURIES IN CHILDREN PARTICIPATING IN NATIONAL LEVEL KARATE COMPETITION
Naughton, R. et al [United Kingdom]
MUSCULAR ACTIVITY IN CONVENTIONAL AND DIFFERENTIAL BACK SQUAT EXCERCISE
Horst, F. et al [Germany]
11:00
OP-PM61-5
A GENETIC-BASED ALGORITHM FOR PERSONALIZED
RESISTANCE TRAINING IN SOCCER PLAYERS
OP-PM70-5
OP-PM74-5
WORK RATES IN A WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL GAME
Beltran-Valls, M.R. et al [Spain]
Suraci, B. et al [United Kingdom]
38
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MO-PM08-3
COCOA FLAVANOL SUPPLEMENTATION AND
EXERCISE SCIENCE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND
STATE OF THE ART.
Tonoli, C. et al [Belgium]
NUTRITIONAL PRACTICES AND CORPORAL COMPOSITION AS FACTORS THAT COULD DETERMINATE THE DEVELOPMENT OF SPORT TALENTS IN
ADOLESCENT SOCCER PLAYERS
Bonfanti, N. et al [Spain]
THE EFFECT OF NORMOBARIC HYPOXIA ON
APPETITE, APPETITE REGULATING HORMONES &
ENERGY INTAKE
Matu, J. et al [United Kingdom]
MO-PM04-6
PLASMA LEUCINE KINETICS UNDER CONDITIONS
OF BOLUS AND INTERMITTENT FEEDING OF FREE
LEUCINE IN YOUNG, HEALTHY MEN
Hone, M. et al [Ireland]
MO-BN03-1
MO-PM08-5
MO-BN03-2
MO-PM06-8
MO-PM06 Nutrition & Supplementation
PERFORMANCE AND SIDE EFFECTS OF ACUTE
SUPPLEMENTATION WITH N-ACETYLCYSTEINE: A
META-ANALYSIS
Braakhuis, A. et al [New Zealand]
LECTURE ROOM: E
MO-PM06-9
Chair(s):
MO-PM06-1
[YIA]
THE EFFECT OF NATIVE WHEY- VERSUS MILKPROTEIN SUPPLEMENTATION ON MUSCLE SIGNALLING AND HYPERTROPHY DURING STRENGTH
TRAINING
Handegard, V. et al [Norway]
MO-PM06-2
[YIA]
A COMBINATION OF ACUTE DYNAMIC EXERCISE
AND FLAVANOL-RICH COCOA CONSUMPTION
ADDITIVELY IMPROVE EXECUTIVE FUNCTION IN
HUMAN
Tsukamoto, H. et al [Japan]
MO-PM06-3
[YIA]
ACUTE COCOA FLAVANOL INTAKE, EXERCISE
AND CEREBRAL HEMODYNAMICS IN HEALTHY
ATHLETES
Decroix, L. et al [Belgium]
MO-PM06-4
[YIA]
EFFECT OF HIGH VS. MODERATE POST-EXERCISE
PROTEIN FEEDINGS ON RECOVERY OF MASTERS
ATHLETES
Doering, T.M. et al [Australia]
DIETARY NITRATE SUPPLEMENTATION ENHANCES
RUNNING PERFORMANCE IN MODERATE NORMOBARIC HYPOXIA, INDEPENDENT OF AEROBIC
FITNESS
Shannon, O. et al [United Kingdom]
MO-PM04 Body Composition 1
LECTURE ROOM: 1.85 & 1.86
Chair(s):
MO-PM04-1
[YIA]
WHAT IS THE MOST RECOMMENDED ALTERNATIVE METHOD TO DXA TO ASSESS CHANGES IN
BODY FAT PERCENTAGE IN ELITE YOUTH SOCCER
PLAYERS?
Alcazar, J. et al [Spain]
MO-PM04-2
[YIA]
MANIPULATION OF MUSCLE CREATINE AND
GLYCOGEN CONTENT CHANGES DXA ESTIMATES
OF BODY COMPOSITION
Bone, J. et al [Australia]
MO-PM04-7
[YIA]
MO-PM08-4
ASSOCIATION BETWEEN PHYSICAL FUNCTION
AND BODY COMPOSITION CHANGES AFTER A
WEIGHT LOSS PROGRAM
Lozano Gudiel, S. et al [Spain]
EFFECTS OF SPRINT INTERVAL TRAINING UNDER
HYPOBARIC HYPOXIC CONDITIONS ON METABOLIC CAPACITY AND HIGH-INTENSITY EXERCISE
PERFORMANCE
Ogita, F. et al [Japan]
MO-PM04-8
MO-PM08-6
VERIFICATION OF BODY COMPOSITION BALANCE
SUITABLE FOR LIFE BEHAVIOR IN FEMALE ART
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
Hayakawa, K. et al [Japan]
INFLUENCE OF SOLAR RADIATION ON ENDURANCE EXERCISE CAPACITY AND THERMOREGULATION IN A HOT ENVIRONMENT
Otani, H. et al [Japan]
MO-PM04-9
MO-PM08-7
EFFECT OF 12 SESSIONS OF HIGH-INTENSITY
INTERVAL TRAINING ON BODY COMPOSITION IN
YOUNG ADULTS
Romero-Arenas, S. et al [Spain]
THE EFFECT HIGH-INTENSITY SHORT-TERM HEAT
ACCLIMATION ON PHYSIOLOGICAL AND PERCEPTUAL RESPONSE TO EXERCISE IN THE HEAT IN
TRAINED CYCLISTS
Tyler, C.J. et al [United Kingdom]
LECTURE ROOM: L4 & L5
Chair(s):
MO-PM04-3
PASSIVE HEATING INDUCES SIMILAR BENEFITS IN
AEROBIC CAPACITY AND INSULIN SENSITIVITY AS
MODERATE-INTENSITY ENDURANCE TRAINING
Hesketh, K. et al [United Kingdom]
[YIA]
DIETARY NITRATE INTAKE IN WELL-TRAINED ATHLETES
Jonvik, K.L. et al [Netherlands]
MO-PM06-6
DIETARY NITRATE SUPPLEMENTATION AND EXERCISE TOLERANCE IN OBESE ADOLESCENTS
Rasica, L. et al [Italy]
40
MO-PM04-4
[YIA]
RAPID WEIGHT LOSS IN OLYMPIC COMBAT
SPORTS
Reale, R. et al [Australia]
MO-PM08-2
[YIA]
THE INFLUENCE OF DEHYDRATION ON THE TIMECOURSE OF HEAT ACCLIMATION AND TEMPERATE
EXERCISE PERFORMANCE
Neal, R. et al [United Kingdom]
[YIA]
COMPARISON OF ULTRASOUND AND MAGNETIC
RESONANCE IMAGING ASSESSMENTS OF THE
ACHILLES TENDON CROSS-SECTIONAL-AREA
Kruse, A. et al [Austria]
[YIA]
HAMSTRING MORPHOLOGY AND STRENGTH
REMAIN ALTERED 2 YEARS FOLLOWING A HAMSTRING GRAFT IN ACL RECONSTRUCTION
Konrath, J. et al [Australia]
CHRONIC MECHANICAL OVERLOADING
THROUGH WALKING, MARCHING AND JOGGING
DOES NOT INDUCE CHANGES IN MUSCLE-TENDON MORPHOLOGY
Bissas, A. et al [United Kingdom]
STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF HUMAN FASCIA
LATA: SITE-DEPENDENCE OF THICKNESS AND
FIBER ORIENTATION
Otsuka, S. et al [Japan]
MO-BN03-6
MO-PM08-9
[YIA]
[YIA]
MUSCLE-TENDON DYNAMICS AFFECT VALUES OF
IDENTIFIED MUSCLE PROPERTIES
Penasso, H. et al [Austria]
MO-BN03-5
INDIVIDUAL HEMOGLOBIN MASS RESPONSE TO
NORMOBARIC AND HYPOBARIC HYPOXIA
Hauser, A. et al [Switzerland]
EFFECTS OF A 10-WEEK PLYOMETRIC TRAINING
PROGRAMME ON JUMP PERFORMANCE AND
ACHILLES TENDON PROPERTIES
Penzer, F. et al [Belgium]
MO-PM08-10
MO-BN03-7
Mini-Oral
MO-PM06-5
[YIA]
THE INFLUENCE OF MATURITY STATUS ON THE
RELATIVE AGE EFFECT IN ELITE YOUTH ALPINE SKI
RACING AND SOCCER IN AUSTRIA
Müller, L. et al [Austria]
MO-PM08-1
Chair(s):
Nicol, C. [France]
MO-BN03-4
MILD DECREASE IN SKIN TEMPERATURE INHIBITS
HEART RATE ELEVATION DURING MODERATE
EXERCISE, BUT DOES NOT AFFECT METABOLISM
Konishi, M. et al [Japan]
PROFILING MOVEMENT QUALITY CHARACTERISTICS ACCORDING TO BODY-MASS INDEX IN
CHILDREN <9-11Y>
Clark, C. et al [United Kingdom]
MO-BN03-3
MO-PM08-8
MO-PM08 Environment
M
MO-BN03 Muscle - Tendon
MO-PM06-7
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CYCLIC LOWPRESSURE HYPOXIC ENVIRONMENTS AND PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES DURING EXERCISE AND
RECOVERY AFTER EXERCISE
NISHIMURA, K. et al [Japan]
MUSCLE MYONUCLEAR CONTENT CORRELATES
WITH INTEGRATED MYOFIBRILAR PROTEIN SYNTHESIS AND WITH MUSCLE FIBRE CROSS SECTIONAL AREA IN THE UNTRAINED AND TRAINED STATE
Vechin, F.C. et al [Brazil]
13:00 - 14:00
Mini-Oral
MO-BN03-8
MO-PM01-7
MO-PM47-6
MO-SH11-4
MO-SH10-4
WEEKLY TIME COURSE OF MUSCLE VOLUME AND
STRENGTH PARAMETERS IN RESPONSE TO A
MUSCLE HYPERTROPHY TRAINING
Bubeck, D. et al [Germany]
EFFECTS OF THE HEALTH PROMOTION PROJECT
SKIPPING HEARTS ON CARDIOVASCULAR RISK
FACTORS IN CHILDHOOD: THE LONG-TERM
EVALUATION STUDY EVASKIP
Thomandl, L. et al [Germany]
AN UNAPPROPRIATED EXERCISE TRAINING PROGRAM
Bernardi, E. et al [Italy]
MECHANISMS OF EXERCISE STEREOTYPES IN
PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV: THE MEDIATING ROLE
OF PERCEIVED PHYSICAL FATIGUE AND SELFEFFICACY
Gray, L. et al [France]
EXPERT-NOVICE DIFFERENCES IN SPORT-SPECIFIC
CUEING ATTENTION: AN EVENT-RELATED POTENTIAL STUDY
Wang, C.H. et al [Taiwan]
MO-SH11-5
SPORTSPECIFIC RISK FACTORS FOR DISORDERED
EATING HABTITS IN ELITE ENDURENCE SPORTS
Knopf, T. et al [Austria]
ON THE EFFECTIVENESS OF COUNSELING APPROACHES FOR ENHANCING ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE
Nakagomi, S. [Japan]
MO-PM01 Health Promotion
LECTURE ROOM: M2
Chair(s):
MO-PM01-1
[YIA]
CARDIORESPIRATORY FITNESS IS INVERSELY ASSOCIATED WITH ABDOMINAL FAT MASS AND
LOW-GRADE INFLAMMATION, INDEPENDENTLY OF
BMI; A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY AMONG 10,973
MEN AND WOMEN.
Wedell-Neergaard, A.S. et al [Denmark]
MO-PM01-2
[YIA]
THE ESSENTIALS OF TRAINING DIARIES FOR PHYSICAL ACTIVITY QUANTIFICATION IN HEALTH PROMOTION – A WORKPLACE CLUSTER RANDOMISED
CONTROLLED TRIAL
Dalager, T. et al [Denmark]
MO-PM01-3
[YIA]
PERCEIVED INSTRUCTOR BEHAVIOR AND BEHAVIORAL REGULATION FOR EXERCISE. A CROSSSECTIONAL STUDY IN HEALTH RELATED EXERCISE
CLASSES
Herb, J. et al [Germany]
MO-PM01-4
INFLUENCE OF A NOVEL TWO DESK SIT-TO-STAND
WORKPLACE ON SITTING TIME AND OVERALL
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
Schwartz, B. et al [Austria]
MO-PM01-5
MULTIDIMENSIONAL MOTOR SKILL ASSESSMENT
IN PRESCHOOL CHILDREN – A CRITICAL ANALYSIS
Gierig, A. et al [Germany]
MO-PM01-9
MO-PM47-8
MO-SH11-6
MO-SH10-6
EFFECTS OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVELS ON THE
RESPONSE TO DIFFERENT KINDS OF STRESS
Yanagita, S. et al [Japan]
MONITORING TRAINING LOADS IN HANDCYCLING – PREPARING FOR RIO 2016
Zeller, S. et al [Germany]
ATTENUATION OF OSCILLATORY ALPHA ACTIVITY
DURING WORKING MEMORY MAINTENANCE IN
CHILDREN WITH POOR MOTOR COORDINATION
Lin, J.T. et al [Taiwan]
PERCEPTION-ACTION COUPLING AND EXPERTISE
IN A TRACKING TASK
MALLEK, M. et al [France]
MO-SH11-7
TRAINING OF ATTENTION IN SPORTS USING
HEMOENCEPHALOGRAPHY <HEG>
Stucke, C. et al [Germany]
MO-PM47-9
MO-PM47 Mixed Session: Injury
& Adapted Physical Activity
LECTURE ROOM: 1.61
Chair(s):
MO-PM47-1
MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN IN GERMAN ELITE
ROWERS
Beule, L. et al [Germany]
MO-PM47-2
THE AGGRAVATION OF FUNCTIONAL ANKLE
INSTABILITY REDUCED THE JUMP PERFORMANCE.
Masunari, A. et al [Japan]
MO-PM47-3
SPORTS INJURIES IN GERMAN TOP LEVEL YOUTH
ICE-HOCKEY – EPIDEMIOLOGY AND PREVENTION
Gramstat, B. et al [Germany]
MO-PM47-4
SHOULDER TIGHTNESS OF INTERNAL ROTATION
ASSOCIATES WITH CLINICAL DOUBLE-CHECK:
BOTH OF ULTRASOUND FINDINGS AND ELBOW
PAIN CHECK
Tasaka, S. et al [Japan]
MO-PM01-6
MO-PM47-5
MO-SH10-5
THE EFFECT OF SKIN SCUBA DIVING NITROX EAN
<ENRICHED AIR NITROX> 50 PROGRAM ON
COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT IN PEOPLE WITH AUTISM
Kwon, D. et al [Korea, South]
MO-PM01-8
HEALTH PROMOTION AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
IN THE HUNGARIAN HIGHER EDUCATION – AN
EMPIRICAL OUTLINE AND INTENTIONS
Székely, M. [Hungary]
LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF THE HEALTH PROMOTION PROJECT “SKIPPING HEARTS” ON MOTOR
SKILLS OF CHILDREN: THE “EVASKIP” STUDY
Schulz, T. et al [Germany]
MO-PM47-7
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GLENOHUMERAL
INTERNAL ROTATION DEFICIT AND INJURY RISK OF
THE UPPER EXTREMITY IN BASEBALL PLAYERS
Huang, Y.T. et al [Taiwan]
THE EFFECTS OF VIRTUAL AND TRADITIONAL GOLF
PROGRAMS ON STRENGTH, FLEXIBILITY AND REACTION TIME IN CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY
Gercek, N. et al [Turkey]
MO-SH11 Psychology: Ageing &
Risk Groups
LECTURE ROOM: L1
Chair(s):
Ley, C. [Austria]
MO-SH11-1
POSSIBLE SELVES, PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, AND WELLBEING IN OLDER ADULTS – A ONE YEAR LONGITUDINAL STUDY
Hsu, Y. et al [Taiwan]
MO-SH11-2
THE ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONS OF PLANNING AND PROBLEM SOLVING
AND BALANCE IN OLDER ADULTS
Yu, T.C. et al [Taiwan]
MO-SH11-3
ASSESSING STEREOTYPES ABOUT EXERCISE
AMONG PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV: DEVELOPMENT
AND PSYCHOMETRIC EVALUATION OF THE HIV
EXERCISE STEREOTYPES SCALE <HIVESS>
dARRIPE-LONGUEVILLE, F. et al [France]
THE EFFECT OF MINDFULNESS MEDITATION AS
A CLINICAL INTERVENTION TO REDUCE PAIN
AND PSYCHOLOGICAL DISORDERS FOR INJURED
ATHLETES
Mohammed, W. [United Kingdom]
MO-SH10 Psychology: Cognition, Performance, Career Transitions
LECTURE ROOM: L8
Chair(s):
Lemyre, P. [Norway]
MO-SH10-1
MO-SH10-7
MO-SH10-8
CAREER PATHS AND POSTRETIREMENT ADJUSTMENT AMONG SPANISH ELITE-ATHLETES
LÓPEZ DE SUBIJANA, C. et al [Spain]
MO-SH10-9
CAREER TRANSITIONS AND OCCUPATIONAL WELLBEING OF WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP: THE CASE OF
WOMEN AS SPORTS COACHES
Didymus, F.F. et al [United Kingdom]
MO-SH03 Sport Statistics &
Analysis: Team Sports
PREDICTING MENTAL TOUGHNESS IN TENNIS: THE
ROLE OF SELF-AWARENESS
Cowden, R.G. [South Africa]
MO-SH10-2
MO-SH03-1
PHYSICAL EXERCISE PERFORMED IN SIMULATED
ALTITUDE CONDITIONS IMPROVES DECISIONMAKING
Mello, M. et al [Brazil]
MO-SH10-3
CAPACITY LIMITS OF TRACKING MULTIPLE MOVING OBJECTS IN ELITE BASEBALL AND SOFTBALL
PLAYERS
Wu, S.K. et al [Taiwan]
Chair(s):
THE ACTIVITY PROFILE OF GERMAN ELITE FORWARDS WITH REGARD TO MATCH OUTCOME
Chmura, P. et al [Poland]
MO-SH03-2
REVEALING PARAMETERS THAT INFLUENCE GAME
FLOWS IN FOOTBALL USING JORDAN NETWORK
Saito, Y. et al [Japan]
41
MO-SH03-3
THE ASSOCIATIONS OF SPIKING TYPES WITH TOTAL SCORES AND SCORING OF SERVE RECEIVE-TOSPIKE IN VOLLEYBALL GAMES: AN INVESTIGATION
INTO THE FINAL EIGHT TEAMS IN 2015 ASIAN
MEN’S CLUB VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS
Huang, H. et al [Taiwan]
MO-SH03-4
TACKLE AND RUCK PERFORMANCE IN INTERNATIONAL RUGBY – SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE VS.
NORTHERN HEMISPHERE
Hendricks, S. et al [South Africa]
MO-SH03-5
EVALUATING THE QUALITY OF OPPOSITION IN
BASKETBALL GAMES BASED ON TOPSIS METHOD
SHAOLIANG, Z. et al [Spain]
MO-SH03-6
THE ANALYSIS OF WINNING PERCENTAGES AND
STRENGTHS DURING TOKYO BIG6 BASEBALL
LEAGUE
Toriumi, T. et al [Japan]
MO-SH03-7
PHYSICAL DEMANDS OF MATCH-PLAY IN ELITE
ULTIMATE
Di Michele, R. et al [Italy]
MO-SH03-8
INFORMATION ENTROPY IN THE EVALUATION OF
MOVEMENT VARIABILITY IN BASKETBALL SHOOTING
Chiang, H.Y. et al [Taiwan]
MO-SH03-9
RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY OF TECHNICAL INDICATORS IN THE ULTIMATE FRISBEE
Russomanno, T.G. et al [Brazil]
Wednesday, July 6th
14:00 - 15:00
MO-PM46 Nutrition & Supplements
LECTURE ROOM: E
MO-PM05-6
MO-PM11-7
EFFECTS OF A PALEOLITHIC LIFESTYLE ON COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE AND PHYSIOLOGICAL STRESS
Kaldewey, K. et al [Germany]
THE EFFECTS OF AEROBIC EXERCISE TRAINING
ON PLASMA AMINO ACID CONCENTRATIONS IN
OVERWEIGHT AND OBESE MEN
Myoenzono, K. et al [Japan]
INFLUENCE OF MATURATION ON MUSCLE DAMAGE AND ARTERIAL STIFFENING AFTER ELBOW
FLEXOR ECCENTRIC EXERCISE
Tseng, K.W. et al [Taiwan]
MO-PM46-8
EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT WEIGHT-LOSS PERIODS ON
OXIDATIVE STRESS STATE IN MALE COLLEGIATE
WRESTLERS
Mio, N. et al [Japan]
MO-PM05 Body Composition 2
MO-PM46-1
Chair(s):
Bauer, P. [Austria]
MO-PM46-2
RUTOSIDE AND HYDROLYTIC ENZYMES ENHANCE
ANTIOXIDANT CAPACITY AFTER VIGOROUS
EXERCISE
Grabs, V. et al [Germany]
MO-PM05-1
[YIA]
EFFECTS OF INTERMITTENT FASTING COMBINED
WITH ALKALINE MINERAL SUPPLEMENTATION
AND EXERCISE TRAINING ON WEIGHT LOSS - A
12 WEEK PLACEBO-CONTROLLED DOUBLE-BLIND
TRIAL WITH OVERWEIGHT SUBJECTS
Meyer, T.P. et al [Germany]
MO-PM05-2
[YIA]
PUBERTAL STATUS INFLUENCES MECHANICAL
EFFICIENCY IN OBESE VS. NON-OBESE CHILDREN
AND ADOLESCENTS DURING A CYCLING TEST
Martín-García, M. et al [Spain]
MO-PM46-4
MO-PM05-3
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, USE OF PROTEIN SUPPLEMENT AND DAILY LIFE ROUTINE
Yaslı, B. et al [Turkey]
MO-PM46-5
TRAINED ATHLETES TYPICALLY CONSUME WELL
ABOVE 1.2 G DIETARY PROTEIN PER DAY
Wardenaar, F. et al [Netherlands]
Chair(s):
MO-PM11-1
IRISIN INDUCED BY EXERCISE DO NOT RAISE DIETINDUCED THERMOGENESIS IN HEALTHY ADULTS.
Naghavi, N. [Japan]
MO-PM46-3
MO-PM11-8
MO-PM11 ESSA-ECSS Exchange
(Cardiovascular)
Chair(s):
Paoli, A. [Italy]
PROTECTIVE EFFECTS OF A TRADITIONAL CHINESE
MEDICINE, ANGELICA SINENSIS, ON STRENUOUS
EXERCISE-INDUCED SPORTS ANEMIA IN RATS
Chang, C.W. et al [Taiwan]
EFFECTIVENESS OF HIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL
TRAINING FOR DECREASING ABDOMINAL FAT
MASS IN POSTMENOPAUSAL WOMEN WITH TYPE
2 DIABETES
Maillard, F. et al [France]
ESSA-ECSS EXCHANGE: ECCENTRIC EXERCISE IN
PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC HEART FAILURE
McKeown, L.C. et al [Australia]
MO-PM11-2
THE EFFECTS OF SIX-WEEK PYRAMID RESISTANCE
EXERCISE PROGRAM AND SUPPLEMENTARY
NUTRITION ON THE INCREASE IN MAXIMUM
STRENGTH OF ELITE WEIGHT LIFTER
Reisi, J. et al [Iran]
42
MO-PM05-4
SKELETAL MUSCLE MASS INDEX AND BONE
MINERAL DENSITY IN A GROUP OF LEBANESE
ELDERLY MEN
Berro, A. et al [Lebanon]
MO-PM05-5
MEASURED AND PREDICTED RESTING METABOLIC
RATE IN ADOLESCENT SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMERS.
Di Giacomo, A. et al [Italy]
THE EFFECT OF SWIMMING ON CARDIAC MITOCHONDRIA FUNCTION OF ADRIAMYCIN INDUCED
CHRONIC HEART FAILURE RATS
Li, Y. et al [China]
MO-PM10 Fatigue
[YIA]
[YIA]
CARDIOMETABOLIC BENEFITS OF MODERATE-TOHIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING <MO-HIIT>
COMPARED TO TRADITIONAL TRAINING MODALITIES
Gleadall-Siddall, D. et al [United Kingdom]
MO-PM11-3
CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION CHARACTERIZATION: IS IT DIFFERENT FOLLOWING A 100M
RUN?
Sousa, A. et al [Portugal]
MO-PM11-4
THE EFFECT OF SPORT ON COMPUTERIZED
ELECTROCARDIOGRAM ST AND J AMPLITUDE IN
AMATEUR ATHLETES*
Nie, J. et al [Macau]
MO-PM11-5
Mini-Oral
MO-PM46-6
M
MO-PM46-7
STRENGTH AND FLEXIBILITY IS IMPAIRED IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS WITH CONGENITAL
HEART DISEASE
Reiner, B. et al [Germany]
MO-PM11-6
THE EFFECT OF SPORT ON COMPUTERIZED ELECTROCARDIOGRAM QRS AMPLITUDE IN AMATEUR
ATHLETES*
Shi, Q. et al [Macau]
Chair(s):
MO-PM10-1
[YIA]
REOXYGENATION EFFECTS AFTER PERIPHERAL FATIGUE INDUCED BY ELECTROSTIMULATION WITH
OXYGEN DEPRIVATION
Calle-Herrero, J. et al [Spain]
MO-PM10-2
[YIA]
MENTAL FATIGUE DOES NOT IMPAIR EXERCISE
PERFORMANCE IN TRAINED AND UNTRAINED
INDIVIDUALS
Clark, I. et al [United Kingdom]
MO-PM10-3
[YIA]
EFFECTS OF COMBINED RECOVERY INTERVENTION
ON MATCH CHARACTERISTICS, PHYSIOLOGICAL
LOAD AND MARKERS OF FATIGUE DURING A
MALE SINGLES TENNIS TOURNAMENT
Wiewelhove, T. et al [Germany]
MO-PM10-4
[YIA]
ADOPTING AN EXTERNAL FOCUS OF ATTENTION
ALTERS PROCESSING WITHIN THE PRIMARY MOTOR CORTEX AND REDUCES FATIGUE
Kuhn, Y. et al [Switzerland]
MO-PM10-5
[YIA]
INCREASED FATIGUE AND FATIGABILITY IN PATIENTS WITH MILD TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY
Prak, R.F. et al [Netherlands]
MO-PM10-6
WHAT IS THE BEST METHOD TO EVALUATE MUSCLE FATIGUE? AN EXAMINATION STUDY FOR
14:00 - 15:00
Mini-Oral
MEAN POWER FREQUENCY, LACTATE AND CREATINE KINASE
Attaallah, M. et al [Egypt]
SEROTONIN AND OXIDATIVE STRESS MARKERS IN
OLDER ADULTS
Takahashi, M. et al [Japan]
MO-PM10-7
MO-PM03-5
EXERCISE-INDUCED FATIGUE IN SEVERE HYPOXIA
IS ATTENUATED IN HEALTHY HUMANS FOLLOWING AN INTERMITTENT HYPOXIC PROTOCOL
Twomey, R. et al [United Kingdom]
EFFECT OF AGING ON SEX DIFFERENCES IN FAT
OXIDATION.
Tabata, H. et al [Japan]
MO-PM10-8
INFLUENCE OF ENERGY COST OF WALKING ON
GAIT SPEED AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVEL IN
ELDERLY WOMEN
Ciprandi, D. et al [Italy]
CEREBRAL BLOOD FLOW AND OXYGENATION
DURING SPRINT EXERCISE AT TASK FAILURE: ROLE
OF METABOREFLEX
Perez-Valera, M. et al [Spain]
MO-PM10-9
AN ACUTE BOUT OF COLD STRESS INCREASES
CEREBRAL AUTOREGULATION IN HEALTHY INDIVIDUALS
Miller, G.D. et al [United Kingdom]
MO-PM03-6
MO-PM03-7
ASSOCIATION BETWEEN GRIP STRENGTH AND
FALLS WITHIN THE LAST 12 MONTHS IN OLDER
ADULTS IS MEDIATED BY UNBALANCE: RESULTS
FROM THE KORA-AGE STUDY
Strasser, B. et al [Austria]
MO-PM03-8
EFFECTS OF A BRISK WALKING PROGRAM AND
2-YEAR FOLLOW-UP ON THE SARCOPENIC RISK
PROFILE IN SEDENTARY OBESE POSTMENOPAUSAL
WOMEN
Garnier, S. et al [France]
MO-PM03 Ageing 1
LECTURE ROOM: M2
Chair(s):
Witte, K. [Germany]
MO-PM03-1
[YIA]
MUSCULAR ACTIVIN RECEPTOR IIB EXPRESSION IS
ASSOCIATED WITH DYNAPENIA, AGE AND BODY
MASS
Hofmann, M. et al [Austria]
MO-PM03-2
[YIA]
THE WAY YOU SPEND YOUR SEDENTARY TIME
ALSO MATTERS: AN ANALYSIS OF THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN SEDENTARY TIME, SEDENTARY
PATTERNS AND FRAILTY IN THE ELDERLY
Mañas, A. et al [Spain]
MO-PM03-3
[YIA]
MENTAL SIMULATION OF LOCOMOTOR TASKS
IMPROVES REHABILITATION OUTCOME IN ELDERLY
ADULTS AFTER HIP SURGERY
Marusic, U. et al [Slovenia]
MO-PM03-4
EFFECTS OF INCREASED DAILY PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
ON BRAIN-DERIVED NEUROTROPHIC FACTOR,
MO-PM33 Strength Training &
Testing
LECTURE ROOM: N2
Chair(s):
MO-PM33-1
RELIABILITY OF ADDUCTORS/ABDUCTORS ISOKINETIC TESTING AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO ICE
HOCKEY SPRINT PERFORMANCE
Schaffner, K. et al [Switzerland]
MO-PM33-2
LOW LOAD BENCH PRESS AND PUSH UP WITH
SIMILAR INTENSITY INDUCE COMPARABLE MUSCLE HYPERTROPHY AND STRENGTH GAIN IN
UNTRAINED MEN
Kikuchi, N. et al [Japan]
MO-PM33-3
MO-PM52-2
MO-SH12-1
SCAPULAR MUSCLE ACTIVITY IN FEMALE VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS WITH STATIC SCAPULAR ASYMMETRY DURING CLOSED CHAIN EXERCISES
Karagiannakis, D. et al [Greece]
IS THE DROP OF CUSHIONED RUNNING SHOE A
KEY FEATURE FOR INJURY PREVENTION?
Malisoux, L. et al [Luxembourg]
INFLUENCE OF TEAM COHESION AND MOTIVATIONAL CLIMATE ON SATISFACTION WITH TEAM
PERFORMANCE AT A LACROSSE WORLD CUP
Ohlert, J. et al [Germany]
MO-PM33-4
THE INFLUENCE OF SHOE CHARACTERISTICS ON
INJURY IN DISTANCE RUNNERS
Goulet, G.C. et al [United States]
EFFECTS OF RANGE OF MOTION IN RESISTANCE
TRAINING EXERCISES ON MUSCLE ARCHITECTURE
AND FORCE-LENGTH RELATIONSHIP
Valamatos, M.J. et al [Portugal]
MO-PM33-5
EFFECT OF ECCENTRIC AND CONCENTRIC PHASE
DURATION MODULATION IN SQUAT EXERCISE ON
MAXIMUM REPETITIONS IN SETS AND MUSCLE
DAMAGE
Shibata, K. et al [Japan]
MO-PM33-6
ACID-BASE RESPONSES DURING A COMBINED
AEROBIC AND CIRCUIT RESISTANCE TRAINING
PROTOCOL
Esteves, N.K. et al [United Kingdom]
MO-PM33-7
SELECTIVE RECRUITMENT OF DIFFERENT MUSCLE
GROUPS USING AN ADJUSTABLE INNOVATIVE
NON-MOTORIZED TREADMILL
Benvenuti, P. et al [Italy]
MO-PM33-8
EARLY MECHANICAL RESPONSES OF THE PATELLAR
TENDON TO SUBMAXIMAL ECCENTRIC RESISTANCE TRAINING IN YOUNG INDIVIDUALS
Quinlan, J.I. et al [United Kingdom]
MO-PM52 Sports Medicine:
Sports Injuries
LECTURE ROOM: 1.61
Chair(s):
MO-PM52-1
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FUNCTIONAL MOVEMENT SCREEN SCORE AND THE PAST HISTORY OF
INJURY IN HIGH SCHOOL WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL
PLAYERS
Ide, Y. et al [Japan]
MO-PM52-3
MO-PM52-4
IMMEDIATE EFFECTS OF ELASTIC KNEE BRACES
ON FRONTAL PLANE MOTION BIOMECHANICS IN
HEALTHY MEN
Li, J.Y. et al [Taiwan]
MO-PM52-5
MO-SH12-2
SHARED MENTAL MODELS IN HANDBALL AND
SOCCER ELITE TEAMS.
Giske, R. et al [Norway]
MO-SH12-3
A CORRELATIONAL ANALYSIS OF PERFORMANCE
STRATEGIES AND MOOD STATES IN TWO UNIVERSITY BASKETBALL TEAMS
Soos, I. et al [United Kingdom]
WAVELET ANALYSIS OF ISOKINETIC KNEE EXTENSION TORQUE CHARACTERISTICS OF VOLLEYBALL
PLAYERS DURING THE ANNUAL MACROCYCLE
Czaplicki, A. et al [Poland]
MO-SH12-4
MO-PM52-6
MO-SH12-5
IS FEAR OF INJURY ASSOCIATED WITH BREAKFALL
KINEMATICS FOR OSOTO-GARI IN NOVICE JUDOKAS?
Sentaro, K. et al [Japan]
SUPPORTING ATHLETE CAREERS AND DEVELOPMENT – CHANGING APPROACHES FOR A
CHANGING WORLD
Saunders, J. et al [Australia]
MO-PM52-7
MO-SH12-6
EPIDEMIOLOGY OF BACK PAIN IN GERMAN ELITE
ATHLETES
Trompeter, K. et al [Germany]
WHEN GIRLS ARE MORE EMPATHIC AND NORMENFORCING THAN BOYS ON THE FOOTBALL
FIELD?
Van Lange, P.A.M. [Netherlands]
MO-PM52-8
PRECONDITIONING WITH ISCHEMIC EXERCISE
PRESERVES QUADRICEPS FEMORIS MUSCLE
ENDURANCE PERFORMANCE FOLLOWING ACL
RECONSTRUCTION
Kacin, A. et al [Slovenia]
MO-PM52-9
A LONGITUDINAL ANALYSIS OF RENAL FUCTION
IN TRASPLANTED CYCLISTS
Totti, V. et al [Italy]
MO-SH12 Psychology: Team
Sports
VISUAL SEARCH BEHAVIOUR IN SOCCER: WHICH
PREDICTOR COULD EXPLAIN COMPETITIVE LEVEL?
Bagatin, R.T. et al [Portugal]
MO-SH12-7
EVALUATION OF PSYCHOLOGICAL SKILLS IN FEMALE SOCCER PLAYERS OF DIFFERENT CATEGORY
LEVELS. A LONGITUDINAL STUDY DURING ONEYEAR LEAGUE COMPETITION
Gil-Nogués, J. et al [Spain]
MO-SH02 Sport Statistics &
Analysis
Chair(s):
Baca, A. [Austria]
LECTURE ROOM: L1
Chair(s):
Kopp, M. [Austria]
43
MO-SH02-1
MO-SH06-4
THE ROLE OF SIDE ENTREES IN GERMAN AGEGROUP SWIMMING
Staub, I. et al [Germany]
THE EFFECT OF PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT AND
EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE ON PARTICIPATION
LEISURE TIME PHYSICAL ACTIVITY <LTPA>
Khangholi, S. [Iran]
MO-SH02-2
BALL PLACEMENT IN A TENNIS MATCH OF
WORLD-CLASS PLAYERS AS A CASE STUDY
Kim, H. et al [United States]
MO-SH02-3
BEING TOP LEVEL YOUTH IS NEITHER SUFFICIENT
NOR NECESSARY TO BECOME A TOP LEVEL ATHLETE.
Boccia, G. et al [Italy]
MO-SH02-4
THE VIENNA CPX-TOOL – A NEW ANALYSIS
SOFTWARE FOR PERFORMANCE DIAGNOSTICS
Allemann, H. et al [Austria]
MO-SH02-5
COACHING PRACTICE IN SPORT <5-11 YEARS>: A
SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
Hooper, D. et al [United Kingdom]
MO-SH06 Sport Management
PRE-EXERCISE INGESTION OF CARBOHYDRATE
DOES NOT INDUCE HYPOGLYCEMIA DURING
CYCLING EXERCISE IN JAPANESE MEN
Kondo, S. et al [Japan]
14:00 - 15:00
MO-PM22-8
USE TECHNOLOGY ACCEPTANCE MODEL TO
EXPLORE THE TRAINING EFFECTIVENESS OF GPS
SPORTS WATCH
Wu, S.Y. et al [Taiwan]
MO-PM22 Diet & Glucose
MO-SH06-6
Chair(s):
Neubauer, O. [Australia]
ANALYSIS OF CHAOS THEORY MANAGEMENT AT
ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN YOUTH AND SPORT
MINISTRY
Zargar, T. et al [Iran]
MO-SH06-7
THE EVALUATION OF SERVICE QUALITY OF RECREATIONAL ANIMATION ACTIVITIES
Çevik, H. et al [Turkey]
MO-SH06-8
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PERCEIVED SERVICE
QUALITY AND LOYALTY: RECREATIONAL SPORTS
FACILITIES ORIENTED RESEARCH
Bayram, A. et al [Turkey]
MO-SH06-9
Chair(s):
MO-SH06-1
MO-SH06-10
SPORT RELATED ORGANIZATIONS : IMPROVING
THE COMPETITIVENESS OF CAREER AND TALENT
MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES
Chaudhuri, S. [Hungary]
MO-PM22-7
MO-SH06-5
REFORM OF GOVERNANCE STRUCTURE OF SMALL
SIZE FA REACTING TO GOVERNANCE CHALLENGES OF XXI CENTURY
Eimontas, E. et al [Lithuania]
LECTURE ROOM: 1.62
Thursday, July 7th
DETERMINING AND EVALUATING DIMENSIONS
OF CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT IN
SPORTS FACILITIES: SAMPLE OF ESKIşEHIR
Mercanoglu, A. et al [Turkey]
EFFICACY OF INGESTION OF A NOVEL INSULINOTROPIC PROTEIN HYDROLYSATE COMBINED WITH
CARBOHYDRATE ON RECOVERY OF SKELETAL
MUSCLE GLYCOGEN AND SUBSEQUENT ENDURANCE EXERCISE CAPACITY
Cogan, K. et al [Ireland]
LECTURE ROOM: E
MO-PM22-1
[YIA]
METABOLIC FLEXIBILITY AND ULTRA-ENDURANCE
PERFORMANCE
O’Connor, W. et al [New Zealand]
MO-PM22-2
[YIA]
EFFECT OF DIETARY ACID LOAD ON ACID-BASE
STATUS AND EXERCISE PERFORMANCE
Hietavala, E.M. et al [Finland]
MO-PM22-3
[YIA]
ACCURACY OF CONTINUOUS GLUCOSE MONITORING DURING CONTINUOUS AND INTERVAL
EXERCISE IN INDIVIDUALS WITH TYPE 1 DIABETES
Moser, O. et al [Austria]
MO-PM22-4
[YIA]
INHIBITION OF GLYCOLYSIS AS A TOOL TO ENHANCE PERFORMANCE? - EFFECTS OF LEG-INDUCED HIGH BLOOD LACTATE ON SUBSEQUENT
DYNAMIC AND STATIC ANAEROBIC UPPER BODY
EXERCISE
Birnbaumer, P. et al [Austria]
MO-PM22-5
[YIA]
INTEGRATING PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES IN MAINSTREAM SPORT: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF
ATHLETICS AND SWIMMING
Christiaens, M. [United Kingdom]
MO-SH06-3
EFFECTIVE FACTORS ON WOMEN’S PROMOTIONAL
IN SPORT MANAGEMENT IN IRAN
Ehsani, M. [Iran]
44
MO-PM22-6
EXERCISE TRAINING ATTENUATES AGE-INDUCED
CHANGES IN MITOCHONDRIAL FUNCTION AND
INSULIN RESISTANCE IN RAT SKELETAL MUSCLES
Kwak, H.B. et al [Korea, South]
INFLUENCE OF CAFFEIN ON MUSCLE FORCE:
PERCEPTION OF SIDE EFFECTS
Thaller, S. et al [Austria]
MO-PM31-5
DOES CAFFEINE CONTAINING COFFEE CHANGE
THE SHAPE OF THE FORCE-VELOCITY RELATION IN
THE MUSCLE?
Höher, P. et al [Austria]
THE EFFECTS OF 3 WEEKS OF UPHILL AND
DOWNHILL WALKING ON LIPIDS AND GLUCOSE
METABOLISM IN PRE-DIABETIC MEN
Philippe, M. et al [Austria]
THE VALUE OF AN ACUTE DOSE OF ROOIBOS IN
HEALTHY MALES: AN EXERCISE-INDUCED OXIDATIVE STRESS SCENARIO
Marnewick, J.L. et al [South Africa]
MO-PM22-10
MO-PM31-7
THE EFFECT OF CHIOS MASTIC GUM EXERT AS A
FACTOR RELATED TO LIPID METABOLISM, GLUCOSE METABOLISM AND BODY COMPOSITION
Fukazawa, T. et al [Japan]
QUANTIFICATION OF NUTRITIONAL INTAKE DURING A CONGESTED FIXTURE PERIOD IN PLAYERS
FROM THE ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE
Anderson, L. et al [United Kingdom]
MO-PM31 Nutrition & Performance
MO-PM27 Ageing 2
Chair(s):
Hofmann, M. [Austria]
LECTURE ROOM: F2
Chair(s):
MO-PM27-1
MO-PM31-1
DOES CHRONIC USE OF CAFFEINE REDUCE ITS
ACUTE ERGOGENIC EFFECTS DURING HIGH
INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING?
Salam, H. et al [United Kingdom]
Mini-Oral
MO-SH06-2
GLUCOSE-FRUCTOSE BEVERAGES DO NOT ALTER
THE EFFECTS OF TRAINING ON LACTATE METABOLISM
Rosset, R. et al [Switzerland]
MO-PM31-4
MO-PM31-6
MO-PM22-9
M
SOCCER-GAME PROTOCOL
Hadjicharalambous, M. et al [Cyprus]
MO-PM31-2
EFFECTS OF CAFFEINE ON CENTRAL AND PERIPHERAL FATIGUE DURING ANAEROBIC EXERCISE
PERFORMANCE – A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
Mesquita, R. et al [Finland]
MO-PM31-3
THE EFFECTS OF CAFFEINE ON PHYSIOLOGICAL
AND METABOLIC RESPONSES AND ON EXERCISE
PERFORMANCE DURING A SIMULATED TREADMILL
OBJECTIVELY MEASURED STRIDE LENGTH UNDER
FREE-LIVING CONDITION ASSOCIATES WITH
WHOLE BODY MUSCLE MASS IN OLDER ADULTS
Ayabe, M. et al [Japan]
MO-PM27-2
DOES THE SENSORY PROFILE CORRELATE WITH
DAILY ACTIVITY IN ADULTS AND OLD ADULTS
Kodesh, E. et al [Israel]
MO-PM27-3
MULTI-COMPONENT EXERCISE TRAINING IN
ELDERLY DAY CARE CENTERS: A PILOT STUDY
Rodriguez, A. et al [Spain]
14:00 - 15:00
Mini-Oral
MO-PM27-4
TO 11 YR OLD
Mamen, A. et al [Norway]
EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH
Ekizos, A. et al [Germany]
ING CAMP
Baldassarre, R. et al [Italy]
LOAD™
Wik, E.H. et al [Norway]
MO-PM23-4
MO-BN01-3
MO-SH01-3
MO-PM07-2
STUDY OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND FITNESS IN
PRIMARY CARE PROFESSIONALS
Bofill-Ródenas, A. et al [Spain]
BENEFITS OF HABITUAL BAREFOOT LOCOMOTION
– A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
Hollander, K. et al [Germany]
IS PERFORMANCE AT YOUNG AGE A GOOD
PREDICTOR OF LATER SUCCESS?
Pingwei, L. et al [Belgium]
DEFENSIVE BALANCE IN ELITE FOOTBALL: MAKING
RELIABLE OBSERVATIONS
Schulze, E. et al [Germany]
MO-PM23-5
MO-BN01-4
MO-SH01-4
MO-PM07-3
DO JUNIOR FEMALE ATHLETES ADAPT BETTER
THAN MALE COUNTERPARTS AFTER TRAVELING
TO A FOREIGN COUNTRY?
Tsukahara, Y. et al [Japan]
INFLUENCE OF MINIMALIST FOOTWEAR ON
IMPACT ACCELERATIONS DURING RUNNING
Pérez-Soriano, P. et al [Spain]
PRESEASON INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL LOAD OF A
PROFESSIONAL BASKETBALL TEAM
Moreno, D. et al [Spain]
EFFECT OF YOGA EXERCISE ON AGE-RELATED
DECLINE IN AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM
ACTIVITY IN WOMEN
KIMOTO, R. et al [Japan]
MO-PM23-6
CIRCUMSTANCES OF FALL DIFFER BETWEEN
FEMALE AND MALE MOUNTAIN HIKERS
Faulhaber, M. et al [Austria]
THE EFFECT OF WEARING MASAI BAREFOOT
TECHNOLOGY SHOES ON RECOVERY AFTER
MARATHON RUNNING
Nakagawa, K. et al [Japan]
COMPARATIVE ANTHROPOMETRIC AND PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF YOUTH FOOTBALL
PLAYERS AT THE VARIOUS STAGES OF AN INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL TALENT SCREENING AND
SELECTION PROGRAM.
Price, A. et al [Qatar]
MO-PM27-7
MO-PM23-7
MO-BN01-6
COMPARING THE SUBACROMIAL SPACE AT 90°
SHOULDER ABDUCTION WITH AND WITHOUT
EXTERNAL HUMERUS ROTATION AND DURING
UPRIGHT ROW POSTURES IN YOUNG HEALTHY
SUBJECTS: AN ULTRASOUND EVALUATION
Longo, S. et al [Italy]
OVERGROUND AND TREADMILL RUNNING DATA
COLLECTION METHODS: COMPARISON OF KINETIC VARIABLES ACROSS SHOD CONDITIONS
Gregg, E. et al [United Kingdom]
A PILOT TRIAL OF MULTI-COMPONENT EXERCISE
TRAINING IN OLDER RESIDENTS IN LONG-TERM
RESIDENTIAL CARE FACILITIES
Arrieta, H. et al [Spain]
MO-PM27-5
COMPARISON OF AEROBIC VERSUS RESISTANCE
VERSUS COMBINED EXERCISE IN OLDER ADULTS
AT RISK FOR AGE-RELATED FUNCTIONAL <PHYSICAL AND COGNITIVE> DECLINE
Timmons, J. et al [Ireland]
MO-PM27-6
AGE AND THE EFFECT OF EXERCISE, NUTRITION
AND COGNITIVE TRAINING ON OXIDATIVE STRESS
Franzke, B. et al [Austria]
MO-PM27-8
EXERCISE REDUCES CARDIOVASCULAR RISK FACTORS IN PATIENTS WITH ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE.
Schena, F. [Country]
MO-PM23 Fitness Perception &
Performance
Chair(s):
Bauer, P. [Austria]
MO-PM23-1
FITNESS SELF-PERCEPTION IN RUGBY PLAYERS IN
COLOMBIA: PART I
Martínez-Rueda, R. et al [Colombia]
MO-PM23-2
MO-PM23-8
TESTING A MODEL OF SUCCESSFUL AGEING IN A
COHORT OF MASTERS SWIMMERS
Geard, D. et al [Australia]
MO-BN01 Running Biomechanics
INTRA-INDIVIDUAL VARIABLITY IN NOVEL FOOTWEAR ASSOCIATED WITH INJURY IN DISTANCE
RUNNERS
Agresta, C.E. et al [United States]
MO-BN01-8
COULD SKIN TEMPERATURE PREDICT ANKLE EVERSION AFTER RUNNING?
Gil-Calvo, M. et al [Spain]
LECTURE ROOM: M2
[YIA]
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PERCEIVED PHYSICAL LITERACY AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVELS AMONG
HONG KONG ADOLESCENTS
Sum, K. et al [Hong Kong]
RELATIONSHIPS IN 800 METER RUNNING PERFORMANCE AND AEROBIC AND ANAEROBIC RUNNING CAPACITIES IN HOMOGENEOUS MIDDLEDISTANCE RUNNERS
Tanji, F. et al [Japan]
MO-PM23-3
MO-BN01-2
DEVELOPMENT IN PERFORMANCE ON THE ANDERSEN SHUTTLE RUN TEST IN BOYS AND GIRLS 6
ALTERED NEUROMUSCULAR CONTROL DURING
BAREFOOT RUNNING: A METHODOLOGICAL AND
MO-BN01-7
MO-SH01 Coaching & Talent
Monitoring
Chair(s):
MO-BN01-1
MO-BN01-5
[YIA]
Chair(s):
MO-SH01-1
NOVEL METHOD FOR ASSESSMENT OF DURABILITY OF SAILING PROTECTIVE GARMENTS IN SIMULATED ENVIRONMENTS
Watson, C. [Australia]
MO-SH01-6
VALIDITY AND RELIABILITY OF A NEW 16 HZ
GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM.
PEETERS, A. [France]
MO-SH01-7
ATTITUDE TOWARDS CONFLICT SITUATIONS IN A
HANDBALL TEAM AMONG COACHES
Bon, M. et al [Slovenia]
MO-SH01-8
JUDO COACHES’ VISUAL SEARCH STRATEGIES
FROM “HAJIME” TO FIRST CONTACT
Robertson, P.J. et al [United Kingdom]
MO-SH01-9
MODELLING BATTING EXPERTISE FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF HIGH PERFORMANCE COACHES
Connor, J.D. et al [Australia]
[YIA]
AN ONLINE TRAINING DIARY TO MONITOR ELITE
ATHLETES RESPONSE DURING A 21-DAY TRAIN-
REPEATED-SPRINT RUNNING IN HYPOXIA ALTERS
COGNITIVE FUNCTION IN TEAM-SPORT ATHLETES
Morrison, J. et al [Australia]
MO-PM07-5
BALANCE CONTROL UNDER PHYSICAL LOAD AT
YOUTH ELITE SOOCER PLAYERS
Portela, J. et al [Germany]
MO-PM07-6
MODELING LONGITUDINAL CHANGES IN ISOKINETIC AND ISOMETRIC STRENGTH OF THE KNEE IN
ADOLESCENT SOCCER PLAYERS
Duarte, J.P. et al [Portugal]
MO-PM07-7
TRAINING INDUCED CHANGES IN EXTERNAL
LOAD ON ACADEMY SOCCER PLAYERS
Jordan, A. et al [United Kingdom]
MO-PM07-8
THE IMPACT OF YOUTH SOCCER TRAINING &
MATCH-PLAY ON THE HABITUAL SLEEPING PATTERN OF YOUTH SOCCER PLAYERS.
Turner, C. et al [United Kingdom]
LECTURE ROOM: L7
LECTURE ROOM: N1
Chair(s):
Ferrauti, A. [Germany]
Chair(s):
MO-PM07-1
MO-PM07-4
MO-PM53 Coaching: Training
Effects
MO-PM07 Team Sports
[YIA]
ELITE KENDO PLAYER EXHIBITS A HIGHER EXECUTIVE FUNCTION
Maeda, Y. et al [Japan]
MO-SH01-2
MO-SH01-5
[YIA]
[YIA]
ACTIVITY PROFILES AND FATIGUE IN INTERNATIONAL FEMALE TEAM HANDBALL USING PLAYER
MO-PM53-1
TRAINING VOLUME IN DIFERENT SPORTS IN
FUNCTION SEX AND AGE
Saavedra, J. et al [Iceland]
45
M
MO-PM53-2
MO-PM43-4
MO-PM48-3
MO-PM50-1
MO-PM50-9
WEIGTLIFTER TRAINING PROCESS DESIGN TAILORED TO INDIVIDUAL GENETIC TRAITS
Axenov, M.O. [Russia]
PHYSIOLOGICAL PROFILE OF MALE AUSTRIAN
NATIONAL TEAM LACROSSE PLAYERS
Hauer, R. et al [Austria]
MO-PM53-3
MO-PM43-5
NEW METHODOLOGICAL APPROACH TO RTD
EVALUATION IN RELATION TO HAMSTRING STRAIN
INJURIES IN FEMALE ATHLETES. A PRELIMINARY
STUDY.
Setuain, I. et al [Spain]
KINEMATIC AND DYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF POWER
CLEANING - FUNDAMENTALS OF A PERFORMANCE DIAGNOSTIC TOOL TO DETERMINE JUMP
PERFORMANCE.
Kurz, G. et al [Germany]
COMPARISON OF INTRA-ABDOMINAL PRESSURE
IN MAXIMAL ARM STROKE, LEG KICK AND WHOLE
BODY SWIMMING
Moriyama, S. et al [Japan]
TAPERING STRATEGIES FOR 20-KILOMETER RUNNING: PRACTICAL CASE OF JAPANESE UNIVERSITY
MALE DISTANCE RUNNERS
Shimazu, W. et al [Japan]
RELIABILITY OF COUNTER-MOVEMENT JUMP PERFORMANCE, CYCLE ERGOMETER SPRINT PERFORMANCE AND CREATINE KINASE CONCENTRATION
IN TEAM SPORT ATHLETES: INTEREST FOR FATIGUE
MONITORING
Mathieu, B. et al [France]
MO-PM53-4
MO-PM43-6
EFFECT OF THE TRAINING PROGRAM APLLIED TO
ELITE WRESTLERS ON SOME PHYSICAL, PHYSIOLOGICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL PARAMETERS
Çankaya, C. [Turkey]
HIGH TEST-RETEST RELIABILITY OF TEST-DURATION
AND VO2MAX WITH A SOFTWARE SUPPORTED
RAMP-TEST FOR ROWING ERGOMETRY
Winkert, K. et al [Germany]
MO-PM53-5
MO-PM43-7
ACCESSMENT OF AEROBIC AND ANAEROBIC
CAPACITY OF SWIMMERS. A PILOT STUDY
Lampadari, V. et al [Greece]
EVALUATION OF THE EFFECTS OF CORE TRAINING
ON THE CORE STRENGTH, STATIC AND DYNAMIC
BALANCE CHARACTERISTICS OF TENNIS ATHLETES
IN THE 8-14 AGE GROUP
Gur, F. et al [Turkey]
MO-PM53-6
RECOVERY STRATEGIES IN GERMAN ELITE JUNIOR
TENNIS PLAYERS
Sibai, R. et al [Germany]
MO-PM48-4
EIGHT WEEKS OF HOME-BASED BALANCE TRAINING NOT AS EFFECTIVE AS THERAPIST-SUPERVISED
TRAINING DURING DUAL TASKS
Atterbury, E. [South Africa]
MO-PM48-5
EFFECT OF HOME-BASED VIRTUAL REALITY-AUGMENTED EXERCISE THERAPY
Villiger, M. et al [Switzerland]
MO-PM48-6
FELDENKRAIS METHOD IMPROVED THE FUNCTIONALITY AND BALANCE IN PEOPLE WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY
Torres-Unda, J. et al [Spain]
MO-PM48-7
MO-PM48 Rehabilitation: Physiotherapy
SCHROTH EXERCISE FOR THREE CURVE BALANCED IDIOPATHIC SCOLIOSIS
Lee, S.Y. et al [Korea, South]
MO-PM43 Training & Testing 1
LECTURE ROOM: N2
MO-PM48-8
LECTURE ROOM: M1
Chair(s):
EFFECTS OF THERAPEUTIC EXERCISE ON CLINICAL EVALUATION AND MAGNETIC RESONANCE
IMAGING IN A PATIENT WITH MULTILEVEL DISC
HERNIATION: A CASE REPORT
Kim, A.R. et al [Korea, South]
Chair(s):
MO-PM43-1
LOADED VERTICAL JUMP AS INDICATOR OF
SWIMMING START PERFORMANCE
García-Ramos, A. et al [Spain]
MO-PM48-1
QUANTIFYING RETURN TO FITNESS AFTER KNEE
INJURY USING GAIT ACCELEROMETRY
Summers, H.D. et al [United Kingdom]
MO-PM48-2
SINGLE DROP JUMP COMPENSATION MECHANISM BEFORE AND 6 MONTH AFTER ACL RECONSTRUCTION SURGERY.
Kranzl, A. et al [Austria]
MO-PM48-9
EFFECT OF TOE EXERCISES ON THE MEDIAL LONGITUDINAL ARCH OF THE FOOT
Shiroshita, T. et al [Japan]
MO-PM50-2
INTRA-RATER AND INTER-RATER RELIABILITY WHEN
MEASURING HIP, KNEE AND ANKLE JOINT ANGLES DURING SINGLE-LEG LANDING <SLL> USING
SILICONCOACH.
AlMalki, H. et al [United Kingdom]
MO-PM50-3
IS JUMPING HEIGHT OF SJ AND CMJ EFFECT
MUSCLE ACTIVITY?
Onarici Gungor, E. et al [Turkey]
MO-PM50-4
APPLICATION OF ACCELEROMETRIC SYSTEM FOR
DETERMINATION OF STIFFNESS DURING HOPPING
Struzik, A. et al [Poland]
MO-PM50-5
CHARACTERISTICS OF ASYMMETRY BETWEEN
TAKEOFF LEGS DURING RUNNING AND STANDING
JUMPS WITH SINGLE LEG
Sugiyama, T. et al [Japan]
MO-PM50-6
SHORT-TERM ADAPTATIONS TO COMPLEX TRAINING ON SPRINT AND VERTICAL JUMP IN TRAINED
ATHLETES: A META-ANALYSIS.
Freitas, T.T. et al [Spain]
MO-PM50-7
IS THE REDUCED SPIKE-JUMP PERFORMANCE
IN ELITE FEMALE VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS DETERMINED ONLY BY SEX DIFFERENCES IN ANATOMY,
STRENGTH, AND POWER?
Fuchs, P.X. et al [Austria]
Mini-Oral
MO-PM43-2
MONITORING PHYSICAL ABILITIES AND SEASONAL
FLUCTUATIONS IN ELITE YOUTH SOCCER PLAYERS
Connolly, D. et al [Italy]
MO-PM50 Training & Testing:
Jumping
MO-PM43-3
LECTURE ROOM: 1.61
RELIABILITY OF A NOVEL POSTERIOR LIMB ISOMETRIC MUSCLE TEST IN FOOTBALL PLAYERS
Alcaraz, P.E. et al [Spain]
Chair(s):
46
MO-PM50-8
EFFECT OF A MOUNTAIN HALF-MARATHON RACE
ON VERTICAL JUMPING MECHANICS
Boudolos, K. et al [Greece]
MO-SH08 Psychology: Mixed
Session
LECTURE ROOM: L1
Chair(s):
Ley, C. [Austria]
MO-SH08-1
KNOWLEDGE OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY RECOMMENDATION AND STAGES OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
BEHAVIOR CHANGE
Abula, K. [Germany]
MO-SH08-2
EFFECTS OF USING THE MOBILE MOTION ADVISOR
IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION LESSONS: MOTIVATION
AND AMOTIVATION
Preuschl, E. et al [Austria]
MO-SH08-3
THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY,
FITNESS AND BODY IMAGE IN ADOLESCENCE
AND YOUNG ADULTHOOD - AN EIGHT-YEAR
FOLLOW-UP STUDY
Gestsdottir, S. et al [Iceland]
MO-SH08-4
CAN MUSIC BOOSTS YOUR BRAIN AS SPORT?
COMPARING DRUMMERS, NO-DRUMMER MUSICIANS AND ATHLETES
Bianco, V. et al [Italy]
MO-SH08-5
PREDICTION OF EXERCISE IMAGERY ON VITALITY:
THE MEDIATING EFFECT OF BASIC PSYCHOLOGICAL NEEDS AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS
Chen, J.Y. et al [Taiwan]
MO-SH08-6
CHARACTERISTICS OF AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL MEMORIES IN ATHLETES COMPARED NON-ATHLETES
Okuda, A. et al [Japan]
15:00 - 16:00
Mini-Oral
Thursday, July 7th
MO-SH08-7
MO-SH04-4
PREDISPOSITION TO BIGOREXIA AND EXERCISE
ADDICTION: A COMPARISON BETWEEN SPORT
SCIENCES STUDENTS AND OTHER STUDENTS
Fezzardi, C. et al [Italy]
A STUDY FOR INTRODUCING THE PHILOSOPHY OF
LAO-TUZ INTO OLYMPISM*
Kwon, O. et al [Korea, South]
MO-SH08-8
MEANING OF SPORT IN A POSTMODERN CONSUMER SOCIETY
Park, H.W. et al [Korea, South]
MO-PM35 Hormones
MO-SH04-6
LECTURE ROOM: E
THE ANTICIPATORY STRESS RESPONSE TO SPORT
COMPETITION; A META-ANALYSIS OF CORTISOL
REACTIVITY
Van Paridon, K.N. et al [United Kingdom]
MO-SH08-9
RELATIONS BETWEEN EMOTIONALLY STRESSED
AIMINIG-TASKS AND REVERSAL THEORY: HEART
RATE AND HEMODYNAMIC RESPONSES OF
PREFRONTAL AREA STUDY
Hoshino, S. [Japan]
MO-SH08-10
MO-SH04-5
DASEIN AND SPORT
Hogenova, A. [Czech Republic]
15:00 - 16:00
Chair(s):
MO-PM35-1
SALIVARY MARKERS TO OPTIMIZE ATHLETES’ PERFORMANCE: EXPLORING THE USE OF AN ORAL
FLUID COLLECTOR
De Ryck, T. et al [Belgium]
MO-PM35-7
MO-PM45-5
MINDFULNESS TRAINING PREVENTS CORTISOL
CONCENTRATION ELEVATION IN WHEELCHAIRBASKETBALL PLAYERS DURING AN INTENSE
COMPETITION PERIOD
MacDonald, L. et al [Australia]
AN EXPLORATION OF PERSONAL TRAINER PRACTICES AND PERCEPTIONS FOR NUTRITION CARE
Barnes, K. et al [Australia]
MO-PM35-8
PROLONGED ELECTRICAL MUSCLE STIMULATION
INCREASES PLASMA BRAIN-DERIVED NEUROTROPHIC FACTOR IN TYPE 2 DIABETES
Miyamoto, T. et al [Japan]
MO-PM35-9
THE INFLUENCE OF THE STATINS IN THE SKELETAL
MUSCLE
André, A. [Portugal]
MO-PM45 Nutritional Strategies
THE EFFECT OF INCREASING PHYSIOLOGICAL
AROUSAL ON BADMINTON SHORT SERVE ACCURACY DURING COMPETITION AND PRACTICE
Duncan, M.J. et al [United Kingdom]
MO-PM35-2
THE SALIVARY AND PLASMA ANDROGEN RESPONSES OF HEALTHY MALES TO A COMBINED
STIMULUS
Crewther, B. et al [Poland]
LECTURE ROOM: F2
MO-SH04 Sociology & Philosophy
MO-PM35-3
MO-PM45-1
LECTURE ROOM: 1.62
Chair(s):
MO-SH04-1
ANABOLIC HORMONES AND THEIR BINDING
PROTEINS CONCENTRATIONS IN FEMALE AND
MALE ELITE SOCCER PLAYERS IN RELATION TO
PHYSICAL PERFOMANCE
Zebrowska, A. et al [Poland]
MO-PM35-4
INVESTIGATING THE ATTITUDES OF LICENSED ATHLETES IN TURKEY TOWARDS MULTICULTURALISM
Özdemir, A.S. et al [Turkey]
DOES LOW-DOSE TRANSDERMAL TESTOSTERONE
APPLICATION IN MALE UNDERCUT THE DETECTION LIMITS IN DOPING ANALYSIS?
Schönfelder, M. et al [Germany]
MO-SH04-2
MO-PM35-5
A STUDY ON THE CAUSES OF THE SCHOOL
SAFETY ACCIDENTS IN KOREA
Nam, Y.S. [Korea, South]
MO-SH04-3
JAPANESE STUDENT ATHLETES: HOW TO ARRANGE AN ELITE SPORT CAREER WITH HIGHER
EDUCATION IN JAPAN
Leitner, K. [Japan]
STRENGTH TRAINING ALTERS EXPRESSION OF
GENES INVOLVED IN REGULATION OF STEROID
HORMONE AVAILABILITY IN M. VASTUS LATERALIS
OF UNTRAINED WOMEN
Ellefsen, S. et al [Norway]
MO-PM35-6
CORTISOL RESPONSES AFTER A HIGH INTENSITY
EXERCISE PROTOCOL IN ADOLESCENT SWIMMERS
Moustogiannis, A. et al [Greece]
Chair(s):
FIVE DAY BUCHINGER FASTING AFFECTS ENDURANCE PERFORMANCE AND METABOLISM OF
SPORT STUDENTS
Becker, F. et al [Germany]
MO-PM45-2
PREVALANCE OF CLINICAL EATING DISORDERS
AND RISK OF LOW ENERGY AVAILIABILITY
AMONGST RECREATIONAL EXERCISERS.
Slater, J. et al [New Zealand]
MO-PM45-3
A NOVEL METHOD FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF A
GENERAL AND SPORTS NUTRITION KNOWLEDGE
QUESTIONNAIRE
Trakman, G. et al [Australia]
MO-PM45-4
NUTRITIONAL SUPPLEMENT HABITS AND PERCEPTIONS OF DRAGON BOATERS
Ataei, L. [Cyprus]
MO-PM45-6
EVALUATING RELATIVE HYDRATION WITH HYPOTONIC VS ISOTONIC SPORTS DRINKS: A TALE OF
TWO MEASURES
Rowlands, D. et al [New Zealand]
MO-PM45-7
HYDRATION STRATEGIES AND RISK OF HIPONATREMIA OF RUNNERS IN THE 2015 CURITIBA
MARATHON
Sousa, N.M.F. et al [Brazil]
MO-PM45-8
FLUID CONSUMPTION HABITS OF ELITE ATHLETES
Arabaci, R. [Turkey]
MO-PM45-9
EXERCISE WITH NITRATE SUPPLEMENTATION –
WHAT IS THE EFFECT ON FAT METABOLISM DURING REPEATED SPRINTS?
Röhrich, M. et al [Germany]
MO-PM14 Ageing 3
Chair(s):
Kadi, F. [Sweden]
MO-PM14-1
PROCESS EVALUATION OF THE INTERVENTION
‘EXERCISE ON PRESCRIPTION’ PERFORMED IN
PROFESSIONALS WITHIN PRIMARY CARE, PROFESSIONALS IN SPORTS, AND PARTICIPANTS
Collard, D. [Netherlands]
MO-PM14-2
THE EFFECTS OF NINE MATRICES EXERCISE TRAINING ON PHYSICAL FITNESS AND HEALTH IN OLDER
ADULTS
Outayanik, B. [Thailand]
MO-PM14-3
DANCING IN TIME: FEASIBILITY AND ACCEPTABILITY OF A CONTEMPORARY DANCE PROGRAMME
TO IMPROVE HEALTH AND WELLBEING IN COM-
47
MUNITY DWELLING OLDER ADULTS.
Astill, S. et al [United Kingdom]
MO-PM14-4
BONE MICROARCHITECTURE AND BONE
STRENGTH FOLLOWING A 12-WEEK PROGRESSIVE
HIGH-RESISTANCE POWER TRAINING IN MOBILITY
LIMITED OLDER ADULTS
Steinhauser, V. et al [Denmark]
MO-PM14-5
SIDE TO SIDE DIFFERENCES IN DOMINANT VERSUS
NON-DOMINANT ARM IN BMD, T-SCORE AND
Z-SCORE AND ISOMETRIC HANDGRIP STRENGTH
MALES AND FEMALES AGED 40-65 YEARS OLD
IN KOSOVA
Boshnjaku, A. et al [Kosovo]
MO-PM14-6
ACTIVE LIFE STYLE HAS A POSITIVE IMPACT ON
MUSCLE AND FAT MASS DISTRIBUTION AS WELL
AS ON FUNCTIONAL FITNESS IN OLDER ADULTS
Paravlic, A. et al [Slovenia]
MO-PM14-7
IS THERE A DIFFERENCE IN BONE HEALTH BETWEEN MEN AND WOMEN WITH MCARDLE
DISEASE?
Rodríguez-Gómez, I. et al [Spain]
MO-PM26 Fitness & Energy Expenditure
Chair(s):
MO-PM26-1
MO-BN13-4
A STUDY ON THE RESTING ENERGY EXPENDITURE
OF CHINESE ADOLESCENTS IN DIFFERENT PUBERTY
STAGE
Zhu, L. [China]
MODULATION OF CORTICOSPINAL EXCITABILITY
FOLLOWING UPHILL VERSUS DOWNHILL LOCOMOTION
Garnier, Y. et al [France]
RESPONSE OF THE UBIQUITIN-PROTEASOME
PATHWAY TO HIGH-FREQUENCY BLOOD FLOW
RESTRICTED RESISTANCE EXERCISE
Bjørnsen, T. et al [Norway]
THE EFFECT OF THE ORDER OF CONCURRENT
TRAINING ON MUSCLE HYPERTROPHY
Takanaga, S. et al [Japan]
MO-PM26-4
MO-BN13-5
MO-PM09-2
ENERGY EXPENDITURES FOR FIVE OUTDOOR FITNESS EQUIPMENTS
Ho, C.H. et al [Taiwan]
NEURAL RESPONSES FROM ACUTE RESISTANCE
TRAINING DIFFER FROM PREVIOUS SUPER COMPENSATION THEORY.
Latella, C. et al [Australia]
INFLUENCE OF A STRENGTH TRAINING PROGRAMME ON BALANCE CONTROL IN OLDER
ADULTS
Stragier, S. et al [Belgium]
MO-PM26-5
CHANGES IN URINE VOLUME AND SUBJECTIVE
MICTURITION DURING WATER EXERCISE IN MEN
WADA, T. et al [Japan]
MO-PM26-6
COMPARISON OF HEAT RATE AND OXYGEN
UPTAKE OF TURNER DURING A PERSON TURNING
THE LONG JUMP ROPE DURING THE EXISTENCE
AND NON-EXISTENCE OF A JUMPER
Yoshida, N. et al [Japan]
MO-PM26-7
VALIDITY OF THE MIO FUSE AND ACTIHEART TO
MEASURE STEPS AND ENERGY EXPENDITURE IN
HEALTHY ADULTS
Avila, A. et al [Belgium]
MO-BN13 Neural Responses
Chair(s):
MO-BN13-1
[YIA]
INTERMANUAL INTERFERENCE IN MOTOR ADAPTATION
Stockinger, C. et al [Germany]
[YIA]
[YIA]
MO-BN13-6
CHANGES IN CORTICOSPINAL EXCITABILITY PRIOR
TO RAMP AND BALLISTIC ISOMETRIC CONTRACTIONS
Gouverneur, Y. et al [Belgium]
MO-BN13-7
MUSCLE RECRUITMENT PATTERN BY ELECTROMYOGRAPHY IN RESISTIVE EXERCISE IN DIFFERENT
POPULATIONS
Souza, G. et al [Brazil]
MO-BN13-8
EFFECTS OF DROPPING HEIGHT AND SURFACE INSTABILITY ON NEUROMUSCULAR PERFORMANCE
DURING DROP JUMPS
Lesinski, M. et al [Germany]
MO-BN13-9
THE COMPARISON OF BIOMECHANIC DIFFERENCES IN EMG ACTIVITY OF CALF MUSCLES AT
DIFFERENT TYPES OF WALKING
Bavdek, R. et al [Slovenia]
MO-BN13-10
THE EFFECT OF A FAILURE- AND SUBMAXIMAL
PROTOCOL ON MUSCLE ACTIVATION DURING
BLOOD FLOW RESTRICTION RESISTANCE EXERCISE.
Stålesen, H. et al [Norway]
MO-PM09-1
[YIA]
[YIA]
DETRAINING-INDUCED ALTERATIONS IN ADIPOKINES AND CARDIOMETABOLIC RISK FACTORS
AFTER RESISTANCE AND AEROBIC INTERVAL
TRAINING IN MEN WITH OBESITY
Nikseresht, M. [Iran]
MO-PM09-3
[YIA]
MO-PM26-2
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ESTIMATED MAXIMUM
OXYGEN INTAKE, PAST SPORTS EXPERIENCE
AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN FEMALE UNIVERSITY
STUDENTS
Namba, H. et al [Japan]
48
MO-BN13-2
[YIA]
MUSCLE FIBER CONDUCTION VELOCITY AND
POWER PERFORMANCE: THE INFLUENCE OF FIBER
COMPOSITION AND TRAINING BACKGROUND
Methenitis, S. et al [Greece]
MO-BN13-3
[YIA]
MODULATION OF SPINAL REFLEX EXCITABILITY IN
THE CALF DURING HORIZONTAL JUMP-LANDINGS
Thompson, C. et al [Australia]
MO-PM09 Health & Exercise
LECTURE ROOM: M2
Chair(s):
MO-PM09-10
MO-BN02 Cycling
HIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING (HIIT) IMPROVES BIOLOGICALLY ACTIVE TESTOSTERONE
COMPARED WITH MODERATE CONDITIONING
EXERCISE IN LIFELONG SEDENTARY AGING MEN.
Hayes, L.D. et al [United Kingdom]
LECTURE ROOM: N1
MO-PM09-4
ESTIMATION OF THE TRUNK MUSCLE FORCE IN
BICYCLE PEDALING USING AN INVERSE DYNAMICS COMPUTATION.
Kitawaki, T. et al [Japan]
[YIA]
CHARACTERISATION OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY,
FUNCTIONAL FITNESS AND BODY COMPOSITION
IN YOUNG SURVIVORS OF CHILDHOOD BRAIN
CANCER AND CRANIAL RADIOTHERAPY.
Long, T.M. et al [Australia]
MO-PM09-5
[YIA]
VERIFICATION OF THE LACTATE-TURN-POINT
DETERMINATION BY MEANS OF CONSTANT-LOAD
BICEPS CURL EXERCISE
Spendier, F. et al [Austria]
MO-PM09-6
EFFECTS OF RESISTANCE TRAINING ALONE OR
COMBINED WITH NUTRITIONAL SUPPLEMENTATION AND COGNITIVE TRAINING ON CHRONIC
LOW-GRADE INFLAMMATION OF OLDER ADULTS
Wachter, D. et al [Austria]
Mini-Oral
QUALITY OF LIFE, CARDIORESPIRATORY FITNESS
AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVELS IN BLACK AFRICAN WOMEN
Oviedo, G.R. et al [South Africa]
MO-PM09-9
M
MO-PM26-3
MO-PM09-7
EFFECT OF PRECONDITIONING EXERCISE ON
MUSCLE BEHAVIOUR DURING MAXIMAL ELBOW
FLEXOR ECCENTRIC CONTRACTIONS
Ho, C.C. et al [Taiwan]
MO-PM09-8
EFFECTS OF ELECTROSTIMULATION WITH BLOOD
FLOW RESTRICTION ON MUSCLE CONTRACTILE
PROPERTIES
Domínguez-Castells, R. et al [Spain]
Chair(s):
Stöckl, M. [Austria]
MO-BN02-1
MO-BN02-2
EFFECTS OF INSPIRATORY MUSCLE TRAINING ON
VENTILATORY EFFICIENCY AND CYCLING PERFORMANCE
Salazar-Martínez, E. et al [Spain]
MO-BN02-3
CEREBRAL OXYGENATION DURING GRADED CYCLING TO EXHAUSTION IN WOMEN USING ORAL
CONTRACEPTIVES
Quinn, K. et al [Australia]
MO-BN02-4
HOW ACCESS TO AN E-BIKE AFFECTS AMOUNT
AND PATTERNS OF BICYCLE USE IN INACTIVE
NORWEGIAN ADULTS: A PILOT STUDY.
Malnes, L. et al [Norway]
MO-BN02-5
[YIA]
IMPORTANCE OF SLOW COMPONENTS OF HR
AND V̇O2 KINETICS DURING SUBMAXIMAL CYCLING ON EXERCISE INTENSITY PRESCRIPTION
Zuccarelli, L. et al [Italy]
MO-BN02-6
[YIA]
EFFECTS OF HIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL CYCLING
PERFORMED AFTER RESISTANCE TRAINING ON
15:00 - 16:00
Mini-Oral
MUSCLE STRENGTH AND HYPERTROPHY
Tsitkanou, S. et al [Greece]
MO-BN02-7
[YIA]
CYCLING ON A BIKE DESK POSITIVELY INFLUENCES
COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE AND BRAIN ACTIVITY
Torbeyns, T. et al [Belgium]
MO-BN02-8
[YIA]
THE EFFECT OF THE MEDIAL-LATERAL FORCE DURING CYCLING
Fonda, B. et al [Slovenia]
Swimming/Tennis
LECTURE ROOM: L7
Chair(s):
MO-PM40-1
SWIMMING COMPETITION AND THE SLEEPING
PATTERN
Conde, J. et al [Portugal]
MO-PM40-2
HOW TO CHOOSE DIVE FINS BY USING KNEE
STRENGTH
TAI, Y.C. et al [Taiwan]
MO-PM40-3
BLOOD LACTATE ACCUMULATION DURING OPEN
WATER SWIMMING EVENTS IN RELATION TO
GENDER. A PILOT STYDY
Rozi, G. et al [Greece]
MO-PM40-4
EFFECTS OF SEX AND EXERCISE INTENSITY ON THE
VO2 KINETICS IN SUBMAXIMAL SWIMMING
Reis, J. et al [Portugal]
MO-PM40-5
METABOLIC AND STRUCTURAL EFFECTS OF WATER
TRAINING ON LEFT VENTRICULAR HYPERTROPHYOLIC AND STRUCTURAL EFFECTS OF WATER
TRAINING ON LEFT VENTRICULAR HYPERTROPHY
Neiva, C.M. et al [Brazil]
MO-PM40-6
MO-PM49-4
MO-PM36-3
ANALYSIS OF ENDURANCE IN GERMAN ELITE
SWIMMERS OVER THREE DECADES
Hoffmann, C. [Germany]
STRENGTH AND ENDURANCE TRAINING REDUCES
THE LOSS OF ECCENTRIC HAMSTRING TORQUE
OBSERVED AFTER SOCCER SPECIFIC FATIGUE
Matthews, M. et al [United Kingdom]
CLINICAL-LIKE CRYOTHERAPY PROTOCOL ATTENUATES OXIDATIVE DAMAGE MARKERS FOLLOWING SKELETAL MUSCLE INJURY IN RATS
Siqueira, A.F. et al [Brazil]
MO-PM49-5
MO-PM36-4
THE LONG-TERM ERGOGENIC EFFECT OF LONG
ACTING β2-AGONISTS
Merlini, M. et al [United Kingdom]
THE EFFECT OF LOCAL CRYOTHERAPY AFTER EXERCISE INDUCED INDICES OF MUSCLE DAMAGE ON
SUBJECTIVE AND OBJECTIVE RECOVERY CHARACTERISTICS: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL
Hohenauer, E. et al [Switzerland]
MO-PM40-7
JUMP HEIGHT ANALYSIS ON TENNIS SERVE.
Dossena, F. et al [Italy]
MO-PM40-8
SPEED DOES NOT DISCRIMINATE WITHIN DUTCH
TOP-30 U14 TENNIS PLAYERS
Kramer, T. et al [Netherlands]
MO-PM40-9
IMPACT OF ANTHROPOMETRIC CHARACTERISTICS
AND PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE COMPONENTS
ON SERVE VELOCITY IN ELITE MALE JUNIOR TENNIS PLAYERS
Fett, J. et al [Germany]
MO-PM40-10
SWIMMING STROKE PARAMETERS AND THEIR
EFFECTS ON PERFORMANCE
Ertas Dolek, B. [Turkey]
MO-PM49 Training & Testing 2
LECTURE ROOM: M1
Chair(s):
Hauer, R. [Austria]
MO-PM49-6
RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN TRAINING LOAD AND
PHYSICAL FITNESS’ CHANGES IN PROFESSIONAL
AND SEMI-PROFESSIONAL BASKETBALL PLAYERS
Ferioli, D. et al [Italy]
MO-PM49-7
TRAINABILITY OF SPRINTING IN YOUTH MALE AND
FEMALE SOCCER PLAYERS
Mathisen, G. [Norway]
MO-PM49-8
IMPACT OF A STRENGTH TRAINING PROGRAM
ON FOOTBALLERS’ VO2MAX
Ibo, B.J. et al [Canada]
MO-PM49-2
IN-SEASON AND OFF-SEASON VARIATION IN
PHYSICAL FITNESS PARAMETERS OF ELITE YOUNG
SOCCER PLAYERS
Bidaurrazaga-Letona, I. et al [Spain]
MO-PM49-3
THE EFFECTS OF PERTURBATION TRAINING ON
KNEE JOINT STABILITY IN FEMALE ATHLETES
Yao, H.I. et al [Taiwan]
COLD WATER IMMERSION <8°C> MEDIATES
GREATER REDUCTIONS IN LOWER LIMB BLOOD
FLOW AND MUSCLE TEMPERATURE COMPARED
TO WHOLE BODY CRYOTHERAPY <-110°C> AFTER
ENDURANCE EXERCISE
Mawhinney, C. et al [United Kingdom]
MO-PM36-6
EFFECTS OF COMPRESSION GARMENTS ON
CARDIAC OUTPUT AND LEG BLOOD FLOW DURING EXERCISE
Wachsmuth, N.B. et al [Germany]
MO-PM49-9
THE EFFECTS OF FIVE WEEKS OF HIGH-INTENSITY
INTERVAL TRAINING ON PERCEPTUAL AND LACTATE RESPONSES IN FEMALE FUTSAL PLAYERS: A
COMPARISON BETWEEN THE TWO MODELS
Dittrich, N. et al [Brazil]
MO-SH07 Physical Education
and Pedagogics
MO-PM36 Recovery Methods
LECTURE ROOM: N2
Chair(s):
MO-PM36-1
EFFECTS OF KINESIO TAPING ON LOWER EXTREMITY SKIN TEMPERATURE IN YOUNG SOCCER
PLAYERS
Gulsen, M. et al [Turkey]
MO-PM36-2
KINESIOLOGY TAPE: PATIENT PERCEPTIONS IN THE
REDUCTION OF PAIN
Catlow, S. et al [United Kingdom]
MO-SH07-4
EFFECTS OF AN OUTDOOR PARKOUR TRAINING
SESSION TO THE EXPECTATIONS FOR AN UPCOMING INDOOR TRAINING SESSION – A QUALITATIVE
INTERVIEW STUDY WITH YOUNG TRACERS
Korthauer, M. et al [Germany]
MO-SH07-5
EXAMINATION OF SELF-DETERMINATION WITHIN
THE TEACHING PERSONAL AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY MODEL IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Hsu, W. et al [Taiwan]
MO-SH07-6
A FOCUS GROUP STUDY OF PE TEACHERS’ CONFLICT MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES
Németh, Zs. [Hungary]
MO-SH07-7
ROMA AND NON-ROMA CHILDREN’S MOTOR
SKILLS
Serbetar, I. et al [Croatia]
MO-SH07-8
PRACTICING CONSIDERATION ABOUT NOGUCHI
TAISO; CASE STUDY IN A WORKSHOP OF FEMALE
COLLEGE STUDENTS
Hatano, Y. et al [Japan]
Chair(s):
Heim, C. [Germany]
MO-PM49-1
EFFECTS OF TRUNK MUSCLES FATIGUE ON SITTING
BALANCE, KINESTESIA AND LOWER LIMB STABILITY
DURING SINGLE LEGGED LANDING
Sarabon, N. et al [Slovenia]
MO-PM36-5
DUCTION OF EVERYDAY PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Fintor, G. [Hungary]
MO-BN12 Motor Learning
LECTURE ROOM: 1.62
MO-SH07-1
FEMALE PRACTICE IN SCHOOL SPORTS: A MULTIPLE CASE STUDY IN BARCELONA AND NOTTINGHAM
Franco Sola, M. et al [Spain]
MO-SH07-2
THE POTENTIAL OF OUTDOOR EDUCATION
ACTIVITIES FOR PROMOTING GIRLS’ MOBILITY IN
PUBLIC SPACE
Knechtl, S. et al [Germany]
MO-SH07-3
HEALTH BEHAVIOUR OF 10-14 YEAR OLD STUDENTS IN THE PERIOD FOLLOWING THE INTRO-
Chair(s):
MO-BN12-1
COORDINATION BETWEEN RACKET AND BALL:AGE
EFFECT ON INFORMATION STRATEGY IN TABLE
TENNIS SERVICE
Chuang, K.L. et al [Taiwan]
MO-BN12-2
DUAL-TASK PERFORMANCE DIFFERS BETWEEN
STAIRCASE ASCENT AND DESCENT IN YOUNG
ADULTS
Gaillardin, F. et al [Belgium]
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MO-BN12-3
SUCCESSFUL NATIONAL SAILORS EXHIBIT BETTER
VISUAL SEARCH STRATEGIES DURING A RADIO
CONTROLLED SIMULATED EVENT
Walker, C. et al [South Africa]
Friday, July 8th
MO-PM28-7
14:00 - 15:00
MO-BN12-4
DOES VISUAL SEARCH STRATEGY CHANGE DURING SOCCER PENALTY KICKS TAKEN WITH THE
DOMINANT VS. NON-DOMINANT FOOT?
Baker, J. et al [United Kingdom]
MO-PM28 Training Effects
MO-BN12-5
Chair(s):
IS VISUAL SEARCH STRATEGY DIFFERENT BETWEEN
SCORED AND SAVED PENALTY KICKS FROM THE
SAME SOCCER PLAYER?
Timmis, M.A. et al [United Kingdom]
MO-BN12-6
DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF A PROXY
FOR GAZE BEHAVIOUR MEASUREMENT IN FOOTBALL.
Oppici, L. et al [Australia]
MO-BN12-7
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FUNDAMENTAL MOVEMENT SKILL COMPETENCE AND BEHAVIORAL
MOVEMENT PATTERNS DURING FREE PLAY IN
PRESCHOOL CHILDREN
Sasaki, R. et al [Japan]
MO-BN12-8
A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF GAIT PERTURBATION
PARADIGMS FOR IMPROVING REACTIVE STEPPING
RESPONSES DURING WALKING AND REDUCING
FALLS IN OLDER PEOPLE
McCrum, C. et al [Netherlands]
AND ADOLESCENCE?
Engl, T. et al [Germany]
LECTURE ROOM: E
MO-PM28-1
THE EFFECTS OF MUSCLE ACTION, REPETITION
DURATION AND LOADING STRATEGIES OF A
WHOLE-BODY, PROGRESSIVE RESISTANCE TRAINING PROGRAMME ON MUSCULAR PERFORMANCE AND BODY COMPOSITION IN TRAINED
PERSONS
Fisher, J. et al [United Kingdom]
MO-PM28-2
CARDIORESPIRATORY EFFECTS OF ONE-LEGGED
HIGH-INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING IN NORMOXIA AND HYPOXIA
Menz, V. et al [Austria]
MO-PM28-3
EFFECTS OF A STAIR DESCENDING EXERCISE ON
DELAYED ONSET MUSCLE SORENESS OF THE
LOWER LIMBS AND ASSOCIATED MUSCLE DAMAGE
Tamari, Y. et al [Japan]
MO-PM28-4
CHANGES IN RELATIVE EXERCISE INTENSITY DURING A TWO HOURS ENDURANCE RACE USING A
TANDEM-BICYCLE FOR EXERCISE
Onodera, S. et al [Japan]
MO-PM28-8
IS HIGH-INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING ASSOCIATED WITH HIGHER DROPOUT?
Reljic, D. [Germany]
MO-PM28-9
VALIDITY OF THE FITBIT CHARGE HR AND GARMIN
FORERUNNER 225
Claes, J. et al [Belgium]
MO-PM18 Physiology: Mixed
Session
LECTURE ROOM: F2
Chair(s):
MO-PM18-1
DIVING AND METABOREFLEXES
Tocco, F. et al [Italy]
MO-PM18-2
COMPARISON BETWEEN TWO DIFFERENT METHODS TO ASSESS STROKE VOLUME DURING DRY
STATIC APNOEA
Magnani, S. et al [Italy]
BODY HEIGHT AFFECTS INCREASE IN ARTERIAL
STIFFNESS FOLLOWING ACUTE RESISTANCE EXERCISE
Tagawa, K. et al [Japan]
MO-PM18-3
MO-PM28-5
MO-PM18-4
HISTORY AND APPLICABILITY OF THE LACTATE
SHUTTLE HYPOTHESIS
MO-BN06-5
THE PHYSIOLOGICAL PROFILES OF SAUDI ELITE
JUDO ATHLETES
Alahmadi, M.A. [Saudi Arabia]
EFFECT OF 24 DAYS BASEBALL THROWING ON THE
BALL SPEED AND KINEMATICS IN NON-SKILLED
THROWER
Kubo, S. et al [Japan]
MO-PM18-7
ROLE OF ATP INFUSION IN POST-EXERCISE FOREARM VASCULAR CONDUCTANCE RECOVERY
Peinado, A.B. et al [Spain]
MO-BN06-6
MO-PM18-8
MO-BN06-7
LOWER LIMB AND ENERGY EXPENDITURE DURING
CONSECUTIVE DAYS OF A MILITARY LOAD CARRIAGE TASK
Scales, J. et al [United Kingdom]
FLEXOR HALLUCIS LONGUS MUSCLE MECHANICS
DURING HUMAN WALKING
Péter, A. et al [Finland]
MO-PM18-9
LOWER EXTREMITY BIOMECHANICS DURING
FORWARD STEPPING MOVEMENTS IN BASEBALL
CATCHERS
Peng, Y.C. et al [Taiwan]
PERIODISED AND NON-PERIODISED TRAINING
FOR MARATHON RACING BY MILITARY CADETS
Jongerius, N. et al [United Kingdom]
MO-BN06 Motion Analysis 1
Chair(s):
Kornfeind, P. [Austria]
MO-PM28-6
DOES THE HEALTH PROMOTION PROGRAM
SKIPPING HEARTS HAS A LONG-TERM EFFECT ON
SPEED AND SPEED-STRENGTH IN CHILDHOOD
50
HEART RATE RESPONSE AND LACTATE ACCUMULATION IN JUNIOR HANDBALLERS DURING ION
TRIAL MATCH PLAY
Gupta, S. et al [Barbados]
MO-PM18-5
DIFFERENCES IN PHYSIOLOGICAL VARIABLES IN
ELITE WRESTLERS
Rubio del Castillo, E. et al [Spain]
REPRODUCIBILITY OF A TENNIS SERVE PROTOCOL
Tubez, F. et al [Belgium]
MO-BN06-8
MO-PM12 Neuromuscular
Physiology
Chair(s):
Jakobi, J. [Canada]
MO-BN06-1
ACCURACY OF JOINT ANGLES USING MARKERLESS SILHOUETTE-BASED TRACKING AND HYBRID
TRACKING VS. TRADITIONAL MARKER BASED
TRACKING
Becker, L. et al [Germany]
MO-PM12-1
REACTION TIME IN THE PERIPHERAL VISUAL FIELD
IN THE DIFFERENT DEPTHS
Inoue, Y. [Japan]
MO-PM12-2
MO-BN06-2
AUTOMATED VIDEO-BASED ANALYSIS OF GAIT
USING DIRECTIONALLY-GROUPED CUBIC HIGHERORDER LOCAL AUTO-CORRELATION
Yoshikawa, F. [Japan]
Mini-Oral
EFFECT OF NANO-PLATINUM HARMONIZED
FIBRES ON RECOVERY AFTER TRAINING
Zinke, F. et al [Germany]
M
MO-PM18-6
MO-BN06-3
ACCELERATION OF THE WEAPON HAND DISCRIMINATES BETWEEN ELITE AND NON-ELITE FENCERS
Mentz, L. et al [Germany]
MO-BN06-4
IDENTIFYING THE ROLE OF COCKING PHASE DURING JUMP THROWING IN HANDBALL USING 3D
KINEMATIC ANALYSES
Akl, A. et al [Egypt]
THE EFFECTS OF SENSORIMOTOR TRAINING AND
WHOLE BODY VIBRATION ON PATIENTS SUFFERING FROM CHEMOTHERAPY-INDUCED PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY
Streckmann, F. et al [Germany]
MO-PM12-3
PROLONGED VIBRATION TO VASTUS INTERMEDIUS INFLUENCES FORCE FLUCTUATION OF
QUADRICEPS FEMORIS DURING A LOW-LEVEL
FORCE-MATCHING TASK
Saito, A. et al [Japan]
MO-PM12-4
CORTICOSPINAL AND TRANSCALLOSAL MODULATION OF BILATERAL AND UNILATERAL CONTRAC-
14:00 - 15:00
Mini-Oral
TIONS
Škarabot, J. et al [Finland]
MO-PM12-5
EXAMINING THE RELATION OF CEREBRAL LATERALIZATION, HAND PREFERENCE AND GRIP
STRENGTH IN ELITE FENCING ATHLETES
GÜMÜŞ, M. et al [Turkey]
MO-PM12-6
ACUTE EXPOSURE TO MODERATE ALTITUDE
INCREASED SPINAL EXCITABILITY
Tomazin, K. [Slovenia]
MO-PM12-7
EFFECTS OF THREE WEEKS OF WINGATE-TYPE
HIGH-INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING ON MUSCLE
FATIGUE AND RYR1 EXPRESSION
Neyroud, D. et al [Switzerland]
MO-PM12-8
EFFECTS OF ELECTROSTIMULATION ON MUSCLE
OXYGENATION AND MUSCLE CONTRACTILE
PROPERTIES
Laza-Cagigas, R. et al [Spain]
MO-PM12-9
NEUROMUSCULAR ELECTRICAL STIMULATION
SUPERIMPOSED TO A NUMBER OF SIT-TO-STAND
MOVEMENTS REDUCES ASYMMETRICAL LOWER
EXTREMITY LOADING EARLY AFTER ACL RECONSTRUCTION
Labanca, L. et al [Italy]
MO-PM13-3
MO-BN04-3
MO-PM15-3
RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN HEART RATE AND
OXYGEN UPTAKE
Salier-Eriksson, J. et al [Sweden]
GENDER DIFFERENCE IN MUSCULARITY OF THE
QUADRICEPS FEMORIS IN VARSITY ROWERS: RELATION TO KNEE ALIGNMENT
Ema, R. et al [Japan]
CONTRALATERAL REPEATED BOUT EFFECT OF KNEE
FLEXOR ECCENTRIC EXERCISE
Chen, T.C. et al [Taiwan]
MO-BN04-4
EFFECTS OF PRIOR UPHILL OR DOWNHILL
WALKING TRAINING ON DOWNHILL WALKINGINDUCED MUSCLE DAMAGE
Maeo, S. et al [Japan]
MO-PM13-4
SKIN BLOOD FLOW RESPONSES TO LOCALLY
DELIVERED ACETYLCHOLINE FOLLOWING A 10-DAY
HEAT ACCLIMATION PROGRAM
Costello, J. et al [United Kingdom]
MO-PM13-5
THE EFFECTS OF MUSCLE BLOOD FLOW RESTRICTION DURING RUNNING TRAINING ON MEASURES OF ENDURANCE PERFORMANCE
Paton, C. et al [New Zealand]
MO-PM13-6
CLASSIFICATION OF INDIVIDUAL BODY FUNCTION
BY METABOLIC RESPONSE
Sasaki, T. [Japan]
MO-PM13-7
METABOLIC OPTIMIZATION OF THE BASKETBALL
JUMP-SHOT
Padulo, J. et al [Italy]
MO-PM13-8
EFFECTS OF BODY POSITION ON EXERCISE CAPACITY AND PULMONARY VASCULAR PRESSUREFLOW RELATIONSHIPS
Forton, K. et al [Belgium]
TRAINING INDUCED CHANGES IN THE GROUND
REACTION FORCE PATTERN OF HIGH KNEE
SPRINTING IN TRACK AND FIELD JUMPERS
Rousanoglou, E. et al [Greece]
MO-BN04-5
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN VERTICAL JUMP AND
BODY POSTURAL STABILITY IN MALES AND FEMALES AGED 6-18 YEARS
Rossi, A. et al [Italy]
MO-BN04-6
ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC ACTIVITY DURING SPRINTING ON HORIZONTAL, UPHILL AND DOWNHILL
SURFACES
Paradisis, G. et al [Greece]
MO-BN04-7
THE EFFECT OF COMPRESSION GARMENTS ON
CONTROL FORCE OUTPUT FOLLOWING HEEL-RISE
EXERCISE
Kato, E. et al [Japan]
MO-PM15 Muscle Damage
MO-PM15-4
MO-PM15-5
MUSCLE DAMAGE AFTER DOWNHILL-RUNNING
WITH BLOOD-FLOW-RESTRICTION
Behringer, M. et al [Germany]
MO-PM15-6
PROTECTIVE EFFECT OF PREVIOUS MARATHON
EXPERIENCE ON MARATHON-INDUCED MUSCLE
DAMAGE, INFLAMMATION AND MUSCLE SORENESS
ISHIKURA, K. et al [Japan]
MO-PM13 Pulmonary & Cardiovascular Physiology
Chair(s):
MO-PM13-1
V̇O2, V̇CO2 AND V̇E
BETWEEN-DAY RELIABILITY OF THE VYNTUS CPX
METABOLIC CART DURING PROGRESSIVE CYCLING
Poulsen, M.K. et al [Denmark]
MO-PM13-2
VO2-KINETICS AT AND ABOVE MAXIMAL LACTATE
STEADY STATE INTENSITY
Braeuer, E. et al [Austria]
Chair(s):
MO-BN04-1
ON THE EFFECT OF SITTING POSITION, IN SIMULATED CROSS-COUNTRY SIT-SKIING
Lund Ohlsson, M. et al [Sweden]
MO-BN04-2
LIMB SYMMETRY INDEX AND LEG DOMINANCE IN
AUSTRIAN YOUTH SKI RACERS
Pérez-Del Río, A. et al [Austria]
PREVALENCE OF BACK PAIN IN GERMAN ELITE
HANDBALL PLAYERS
Surmann, C. et al [Germany]
MO-PM16-5
SHOULDER PAIN IN THE SWISS SPINAL CORD
INJURY COMMUNITY: PREVALENCE AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS
Bossuyt, F.M. et al [Switzerland]
MO-PM16-6
EFFECTS OF AN IN-HOSPITAL EXERCISE INTERVENTION IN CHILDREN WITH LEG’S SARCOMA.
Padilla, J.R. et al [Spain]
MO-PM15-8
Chair(s):
MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF SPORT
CLIMBERS
Hakamada, N. et al [Japan]
MO-PM15-1
LECTURE ROOM: M1
CHANGES IN BICEPS BRACHII MUSCLE HARDNESS AFTER ECCENTRIC EXERCISE OF THE ELBOW
FLEXORS
Murayama, M. et al [Japan]
Chair(s):
THE MORPHOLOGICAL ADAPTATIONS OF HUMAN
SKELETAL MUSCLE TO ECCENTRIC AND CONCENTRIC RESISTIVE TRAINING ARE REGION-SPECIFIC
Ellis, R. et al [United Kingdom]
MO-PM16-4
MO-PM30 Performance: Mixed
Session
MO-PM16 Sports Medicine &
Orthopaedics
MO-PM15-2
CURRENT CONCEPTS OF PHYSICAL ALLERGIES
Kwak, Y. et al [Korea, South]
MUSCLE DAMAGE DURING JUNIOR TENNIS
TOURNAMENT: EFFECTS OF THE COMBINED
RECOVERY METHOD
Baylan, N. et al [Turkey]
Chair(s):
Hahn, D. [Germany]
LECTURE ROOM: M2
MO-PM16-3
MO-PM15-7
LECTURE ROOM: L7
MO-BN04 Biomechanics: Mixed
Session
MAJOR TRAINING MODALITIES
Iepsen, U.W. et al [Denmark]
MO-PM16-1
[YIA]
CORRELATES OF OBJECTIVELY ASSESSED LIGHT
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND PSYCHOLOGICAL WELLBEING IN RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS
Fenton, S.A.M. et al [United Kingdom]
MO-PM16-2
LECTURE ROOM: N2
MO-PM30-1
DYNAMICS OF AEROBIC CAPACITY AND FORCEVELOCITY CHARACTERISTICS OF ARM AND LEG
MUSCLES IN JUNIOR CROSS-COUNTRY SKIERS
Butkov, A. et al [Russia]
MO-PM30-2
THE EFFECTS OF SPEED ENDURANCE TRAINING
VS. AEROBIC HIGH-INTENSITY INTERVALS ON
ENDURANCE PERFORMANCE IN ELITE DANISH
ORIENTEERS
Rokkedal-Lausch, T. et al [Denmark]
MO-PM30-3
COMPARISON OF FUNCTIONAL MOVEMENT
SCREEN RESULTS IN DIFFERENT GROUPS OF
ATHLETES
Wright, P. et al [Germany]
ENDURANCE TRAINING INCREASES QUADRICEPS
OXIDATIVE PROFILE IN COPD: A RCT OF TWO
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Friday, July 8th
MO-PM30-4
MO-PM41-5
MO-PM32-2
MO-PM24-2
FIREFIGHTERS’ FIT FOR DUTY SCORE-MODEL
Lindberg, A. et al [Sweden]
THE COMPARISON OF SCHOOL AND HOLIDAYBASED SCHEDULES ON SLEEP QUANTITY AND
QUALITY, PERCEIVED STRESS AND COPING STRATEGIES IN PRE-ELITE YOUTH ATHLETES.
Skein, M. [Australia]
OBESITY INCREASES PULMONARY VASCULAR
RESISTANCE
Faoro, V. [Belgium]
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MATERNAL AND PATERNAL PHYSICAL ACTIVITY DURING PREGNANCY
Santos, P.C. et al [Portugal]
MO-PM32-3
MO-PM24-3
FACTORS AFFECTING THE EFFECT OF HEALTH
PROMOTION PROGRAMS ON BLOOD PRESSURE
CONTROL
Wang, Y.P. et al [Taiwan]
EFFECT OF A MULTIMODAL INTERVENTION PROGRAM DURING PREGNANCY ON MATERNAL
BODY COMPOSITION AND MATERNAL BODY
WEIGHT ONE YEAR POST PARTUM
Ferrari, N. et al [Germany]
MO-PM25 Obesity
MO-PM24-4
Chair(s):
MO-PM30-5
PHYSICAL FITNESS IN YOUNG MALE NONATHLETES WITH NORMAL WEIGHT, OVERWEIGHT,
AND OBESITY: BMI CATEGORIES DO NOT REFLECT
WEIGHT-ASSOCIATED PERFORMANCES LOSSES
Leyk, D. et al [Germany]
MO-PM30-6
DIFFERENTIATION BETWEEN PERCEIVED EFFORT
AND DISCOMFORT DURING RESISTANCE TRAINING: RELIABILITY OF TRAINEE RATINGS OF EFFORT
AND DISCOMFORT, AND RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY OF TRAINER RATINGS OF TRAINEE
Steele, J. et al [United Kingdom]
MO-PM41-6
DISPLACING SEDENTARY BEHAVIOR WITH PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND SLEEP: ASSOCIATIONS WITH
CHILDHOOD OBESITY
Huang, W. et al [China]
MO-PM41-7
MOTOR DEVELOPMENT ASSESSMENT OF TYPICAL
CHILDREN WITH MOVEMENT ABC-2: A PRELIMINARY STUDY FOR TURKEY
Hurmeric Altunsoz, I. [Turkey]
MO-PM41-8
MO-PM41 Health & Fitness:
Children
LECTURE ROOM: 1.61
Chair(s):
MO-PM41-1
PHYSICAL FITNESS OF CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS IN GERMANY: COHORT STUDY OVER A
PERIOD OF 6 YEARS
Hanssen-Doose, A. et al [Germany]
ASPECTS OF VALIDITY AND RELIABILITY OF
THE BRUININKS-OSERETSKY TEST OF MOTOR
PROFICIENCY-SHORT FORM <BOT-SF> IN GREEK
CHILDREN
VENETSANOU, F. et al [Greece]
MO-PM41-9
FOOT CHARACTERISTICS IN NEPALESE CHILDREN
AGED 4-16 YEARS
Ueda, K. et al [Japan]
MO-PM41-10
RELIABILITY OF NEW AGILITY TEST, N CHALLENGE,
FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHILDREN
Morita, N. et al [Japan]
MO-PM41-2
OVERWEIGHT AND OBESITY ASSOCIATED WITH
THE LEVEL OF PHYSICAL FITNESS AMONG EGYPTIAN CHILDREN AGED FROM 6 TO 11 YEARS
Abdelkarim, O. et al [Germany]
MO-PM32 Cardiovascular System
MO-PM41-3
LECTURE ROOM: L1
MO-PM32-4
CARDIOVASCULAR PARAMETERS, LIPIDS AND
GLUCOSE IMPROVED BY AN ACTIVE WORKSTATION.
Huber, M.G. et al [Austria]
MO-PM32-5
AEROBIC HIGH-INTENSITY INTERVAL EXERCISE IN
CARDIAC PATIENTS - TURN POINT-BASED REGULATION OF EXERCISE PRESCRIPTION AND THE
ACUTE RESPONSE OF RISK MARKERS
Tschakert, G. et al [Austria]
15:00 - 16:00
FACTORS INFLUENCING CARDIORESPIRATORY
FITNESS IN POSTMENOPAUSAL WOMEN WITH
PREHYPERTENSION IN RATCHABURI PROVINCE,
THAILAND
Tantiprasoplap, S. et al [Thailand]
MO-PM24-5
EFFECTS OF SHUTTLECOCK KICKING ON BMC
AND BMD IN POSTMENOPAUSAL FEMALES
DING, H. et al [China]
MO-PM32-6
MO-PM24-6
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL CAROTID ARTERY
BLOOD FLOW DURING RESISTANCE EXERCISE
Ogoh, S. et al [Japan]
RISK FACTORS OF THE FEMALE ATHLETE TRIAD
AMONG UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
Molnár, A.H. et al [Hungary]
MO-PM32-7
MO-PM24-7
CARDIOVASCULAR DYSFUNCTION DURING THE
MUSCLE METABOREFLEX ACTIVATION IN PATIENTS
WITH DIASTOLIC HEART FAILURE
Crisafulli, A. et al [Italy]
ACTIV4HER: PROCESS EVALUATION OF A PREVENTIVE WOMEN’S HEALTH PROGRAM FOCUSING ON
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND HEALTHY EATING
Stepto, N. et al [Australia]
MO-PM32-8
MO-PM24-8
TOTAL SERUM CHOLESTEROL IS RELATED TO TOTAL
RED CELL VOLUME IN HEART FAILURE PATIENTS
Ahlgrim, C. et al [Germany]
CONFIRMATION　FOR　EVALUAT
ION　OF　BONE　MINER
AL DENSITY　BASE
Kani, Y. et al [Japan]
Mini-Oral
DIFFERENCES IN BODY COMPOSITION AND OCCURRENCE OF POSTURAL DEVIATIONS IN BOYS
FROM TWO RACIAL GROUPS IN SOUTH AFRICA
Jacobs, S. et al [South Africa]
MO-PM41-4
ORGANIZED LEISURE TIME SPORT PARICIPATION IS
ASSOCIATED WITH ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS
Saevarsson, E.S. et al [Iceland]
52
Chair(s):
MO-PM24 Women & Osteoporosis
MO-PM32-1
LECTURE ROOM: L8
STATIC, ONTOGENETIC AND MULTILEVEL MODELING OF LEFT VENTRICULAR MASS IN ADOLESCENT BOYS: LONGITUDINAL EFFECTS OF AGE,
BIOLOGICAL MATURATION, SIZE AND OBJECTIVELY
MEASURED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
Valente-dos-Santos, J. et al [Portugal]
MO-PM24-1
Chair(s):
DELAYED MENARCHE AND MENSTRUAL STATUS
IN FEMALE ATHLETES
Fujii, K. et al [Japan]
MO-PM24-9
COMPARING THE MEASUREMENT RESULTS OF
CALCANEAL QUANTITATIVE ULTRASOUND SYSTEM
FROM TWO DEVICES
Huang, Z. et al [China]
LECTURE ROOM: E
MO-PM25-1
M
METABOLIC RISK FACTORS IN STATIN USERS WITH
AND WITHOUT MYALGIA
Monberg, T.J. et al [Denmark]
MO-PM25-2
SEGMENTAL FAT FREE MASS DID NOT INFLUENCE
MUSCULAR STRENGTH IN OBESE AND NONOBESE BOYS
Lopes, W.A. et al [Brazil]
MO-PM25-3
RATING PERCEIVED EXERTION AND STRENGHT
EXERCISES IN OVERWEIGHT AND OBESE SUBJECTS
Lurueña, J. et al [Spain]
MO-PM25-4
WITHIN PARTICIPANT RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN
APPETITE SCORES, PEPTIDE YY IN OVERWEIGHT
WOMEN BEFORE AND AFTER EXERCISE PROGRAMME
RIZOU, E. et al [United Kingdom]
MO-PM25-5
EFFECT OF HIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING
ON LEFT VENTRICULAR EJECTION FRACTION IN
OBESE MEN
Moradi, L. et al [Iran]
MO-PM25-6
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PHYSICAL SELF-DESCRIPTION AND ACTUAL HEALTH-RELATED FITNESS
AMONG YOUNG QATARI WOMEN
Kneffel, Zs. et al [Qatar]
MO-PM25-7
ANGLE FOR POSTURE ESTIMATION
Vähä-Ypyä, H. et al [Finland]
15:00 - 16:00
Mini-Oral
MO-PM21 Physiology: Mixed
Session
LECTURE ROOM: F2
Chair(s):
Ogoh, S. [Japan]
MO-PM21-1
DAILY VARIATIONS IN RESTING METABOLIC RATE
Vucetic, V. et al [Croatia]
MO-PM21-2
CAN HEART RATE BE USED AS AN INDICATOR OF
ENERGY DEMANDS DURING COMMUTER WALKING IN A METROPOLITAN AREA?
Schantz, P. et al [Sweden]
MO-PM21-9
MO-BN07-7
MO-PM38-6
MO-PM29-6
FAMILY FUNCTION AND LIFESTYLE IN UNIVERSITY
STUDENTS
Vallejo Cuellar, L. et al [Colombia]
THE INFLUENCE OF DRAG IN THE EXTERNAL MECHANICAL WORK OF CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING
Zamparo, P. et al [Italy]
SPRINT INTERVAL TRAINING INVOLVING EITHER
THE ARMS OR LEGS ELEVATES WORK EFFICIENCY
AND ANAEROBIC CAPACITY IN THE CASE OF THE
ARMS ONLY
Zinner, C. et al [Germany]
DEVELOPMENT OF AN ALTERNATIVE SOLAR
COLLECTOR USING PET BOTTLES FOR DRESSING
ROOMS WATER HEATING OF THE OLYMPIC CENTRE AT UNB
Martins, L.G. et al [Brazil]
MO-PM21-10
THE EXTRA-TIME PERIOD OF SOCCER: IMPLICATIONS FOR PHYSIOLOGY AND PERFORMANCE
Harper, L.D. et al [United Kingdom]
HIIT
MO-BN07 Motion Analysis 2
Chair(s):
MO-BN07-1
Chair(s):
MO-PM38-1
HALF-TIME RE-WARM UP WITH REPEATED BOUTS
OF EXERCISE IMPROVES SUBSEQUENT INTERMITTENT EXERCISE PERFORMANCE IN FOOTBALL
REFEREES
Yanaoka, T. et al [Japan]
COMPARISON OF BODY FAT ASSESSMENT METHODS ON FIELD IN ELITE JUNIOR ROWERS
Kelso, A. et al [Germany]
CONTRIBUTION OF BODY SEGMENTS TO AERODYNAMIC FORCES DURING TAKEOFF IN SKI JUMPING
Yamamoto, K. et al [Japan]
MO-PM21-4
MO-BN07-2
ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN NECK CIRCUMFERENCE
AND ADIPOCYTOKINES AMONG ADOLESCENTS
Moreira, C. et al [Portugal]
SLED TOWING: A KINEMATIC ANALYSIS TO DETERMINE THE OPTIMAL TRAINING LOAD
Monte, A. et al [Italy]
EFFECT OF HIGH INTENSITY TRAINING AND ISOINERTIAL TRAINING ON MUSCLE FUNCTIONS IN
OLDER ADULTS
Bruseghini, P. et al [Italy]
MO-PM21-5
MO-BN07-3
MO-PM38-3
THE EFFECT OF FUCOXANTHINOL ON LIPOLYTIC
ACTIVITY IN 3T3-L1 ADIPOCYTES
Maki, Y. et al [Japan]
INTRA-INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCE IN SPATIOTEMPORAL VARIABLES DURING MAXIMAL SPRINTING
Nagahara, R. et al [Japan]
MO-PM21-6
MO-BN07-4
THE RELIABILITY OF THE EXTRA LOAD INDEX
AS A MEASURE OF RELATIVE LOAD CARRIAGE
ECONOMY
Hudson, S. et al [United Kingdom]
KINEMATIC PARAMETERS OF FIRST AND FOURTH
HURDLE CLEARANCES IN FEMALE SHORT HURDLE
RACE
Nemtsev, O. et al [Russia]
MO-PM21-7
MO-BN07-5
PICKING GOODS ASSISTED BY HEAD-MOUNTED
AUGMENTED REALITY SYSTEMS IN WAREHOUSES
Fasching, P. et al [Austria]
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ISOKINETIC KNEE
STRENGTH AND FLIGHT DISTANCE AT DIFFERENT
START TECHNIQUES IN EXPERIENCED SWIMMERS
Ramazanoglu, N. et al [Turkey]
MO-PM21-3
MO-PM21-8
EFFECTS OF THE DIFFERENT WEIGHT-LOSS PATTERN
ON BODY COMPOSITION AND PERFORMANCE IN
COLLEGIATE WRESTLERS
Saito, Y. et al [Japan]
MO-BN07-6
STROKE VARIABLES OF JUNIOR PADDLERS IN 200M SPRINT KAYAKING
Hirano, T. et al [Japan]
MO-PM38-2
EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT RECOVERYS IN HIGHINTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING: METABOLIC AND
PERFORMANCE RESPONSES.
Lopes, C. et al [Brazil]
MO-PM38-4
EFFECTS OF HIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING
ON BALANCE ABILITY AND RECOVERY TIME IN
YOUNG ATHLETES
Guler, O. et al [Turkey]
MO-PM38-5
INFLUENCE OF HIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING UNDER HYPOXIC COMPARED TO NORMOXIC
CONDITIONS ON POWER OUTPUT DURING A SET
OF TIME TRAILS
de Marées, M. et al [Germany]
MO-PM38-7
THE EFFECTS OF INTERMITTENT HEAVY RESISTANCE
TRAINING IN HYPOXIA ON DYNAMIC AND STATIC
STRENGTH AND ACID-BASE PARAMETERS
Kirmse, M. et al [Germany]
MO-PM29 Health Promotion &
Environment
Chair(s):
MO-PM29-1
MO-BN05 Biomechanical Testing
LECTURE ROOM: M2
Chair(s):
Tilp, M. [Austria]
MO-BN05-1
EFFECTS OF COMBINED BALANCE AND
STRENGTHENING EXERCISES ON POSTACTIVATION
POTENTIATION AND PERFORMANCE IN FEMALE
YOUTH ATHLETES
Prieske, O. et al [Germany]
OPEN PUBLIC SPACE AND STRUCTURES OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY ON NEIGHBOURHOOD ENVIRONMENT AND DAILY PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AMONG
BRAZILIAN ADOLESCENTS
Gaya, A.R. et al [Brazil]
MO-BN05-2
MO-PM29-2
MO-BN05-3
DEVELOPMENT A OF SELF-ADJUSTING RESISTANCE
BY ROTATING SPEED TO PHYSICAL FITNESS EQUIPMENTS FOR ELDERLY IN NEIGHBORHOOD PARKS
Tai, T.Y. et al [Taiwan]
VALIDATION OF THE MICROSOFT KINECT™ FOR
EVALUATING KNEE JOINT ANGLE IN SQUAT
EXERCISE
Donghi, F. et al [Italy]
MO-PM29-3
MO-BN05-4
EFFECTS OF OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES ON ONE’S
SENSE OF SPIRITUALITY.
Kiji, M. et al [Japan]
THE EVALUATION OF AUTOMATICALLY DETECTED
ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC THRESHOLDS
Ertl, P. et al [Austria]
MO-PM29-4
MO-BN05-5
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PHYSICAL DISCOMFORT AND COMPELLED WALKING IN JAPANESE
CITY MARATHON RACES
Mori, H. et al [Japan]
AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY OF STROKE SYNCHRONISATION IN CREW-BOAT <K4> SPRINT
KAYAKING
Tay, C.S. et al [Singapore]
MO-PM29-5
MO-BN05-6
RESEARCH ON PROMOTION OF WINTER SPORT
PARTICIPATION IN CHINA
Wang , Y. [China]
KNEE MUSCLE TENDON COMPLEX FORCES RATIO
DURING SQUATTING
Djordjević, S. et al [Slovenia]
BIOLOGICAL VARIATION AND DEVICE ERROR IN
VERTICAL JUMP HEIGHT WITH TWO TYPES OF
MEASUREMENT SYSTEM
Lipinska, P. et al [Poland]
53
M
MO-BN05-7
MO-BN08-6
MO-PM17-7
MO-PM20-1
MO-PM20-10
OFFICIAL MATCH BALL DIFFERENCES: WHAT PLAYERS RECOGNIZE
Schaefke, H. et al [Germany]
BIOMECHANICAL ANALYSIS OF A WEARABLE SUPPORT DEVICE FOR OVERHEAD WORK
Berger, C. et al [Germany]
THE EFFECT OF A MATCH ON PSYCHOMOTOR
VIGILANCE IN FUTSAL REFEREES
Ahmed, H.S. et al [United Kingdom]
RUGBY: WHY SANZAR NATIONS WIN SO CONSISTENTLY ?
Alpuim, J. [Brazil]
MO-BN05-8
MO-BN08-7
ORDER OF COMBINED STRENGTH AND ENDURANCE TRAINING MAY INFLUENCE NEUROMUSCULAR ADAPTATIONS
Küüsmaa, M. et al [Finland]
ACCURACY OF NINE ACTIVITY TRACKERS FOR THE
MEASUREMENT OF STEPS, ENERGY EXPENDITURE
AND DISTANCE
Kilian, Y. et al [Germany]
UPPER BODY ACCELERATIONS DURING GAIT
TERMINATION IN YOUNG AND OLDER WOMEN
Rum, L. et al [Italy]
MO-BN08 Balance & Posture
LECTURE ROOM: N1
Chair(s):
MO-BN08-1
THE LEVEL OF BODY BALANCE IN A HANDSTAND
AND THE EFFECTIVENESS OF SPORTS TRAINING IN
GYMNASTICS
Kochanowicz, A. et al [Poland]
MO-BN08-2
ADJUSTED CUSHION SHOE CAN CORRECT FOOT
POSTURE BUT NOT ALTER POSTURAL CONTROL
OF UPRIGHT STANDING IN PEOPLE WITH FLEXIBLE
FLATFOOT
Yang, C.H. et al [Taiwan]
MO-BN08-3
EYE MOVEMENTS AFFECT POSTURAL CONTROL IN
YOUNG AND OLDER FEMALES
Thomas, N.M. et al [United Kingdom]
MO-BN08-4
THE EFFECT OF FORWARD-BENT POSTURE OF
UPPER BODY IN ACCELERATION PHASE ON 100M
SPRINT PERFORMANCE
Adachi, T. et al [Japan]
MO-PM19 Stretching
LECTURE ROOM: M1
MO-PM17 Fatigue
Chair(s):
LECTURE ROOM: L7
MO-PM19-1
Chair(s):
MO-PM17-1
SIDE-TO-SIDE DIFFERENCES IN KNEE EXTENSOR
STRENGTH AND FATIGUE
Ahtiainen, J.P. et al [Finland]
MO-PM17-2
FATIGUE LEVEL DURING HANDGRIP TEST: COMPARISON BETWEEN YOUNG JUDO ATHLETES AND
NON ATHLETES.
MORTATTI, A. et al [Brazil]
MO-PM17-3
EFFECTS OF TRUNK FATIGUE ON DOUBLE POLING PERFORMANCE AND PACING STRATEGY IN
JUNIOR CROSS-COUNTRY SKIERS
Bucher, E. et al [Switzerland]
MO-PM17-4
EFFECTS OF ACTIVE RECOVERY AFTER INTENSIVE
TRAINING ON PERFORMANCE AND MARKERS OF
FATIGUE IN ELITE GERMAN WEIGHTLIFTERS
Raeder, C. et al [Germany]
ACUTE EFFECT OF SINGLE WATSU THERAPY ON
THE FLEXIBILITY OF YOUNG MALE SWIMMERS
Tufekcioglu, E. et al [Saudi Arabia]
MO-PM19-2
LOCAL VIBRATION STRETCHING: A NOVEL MODALITY ENHANCING MUSCULOTENDINOUS STIFFNESS WHILE MAINTAINING MUSCLE STRENGTH
Ikeda, N. et al [Japan]
MO-PM19-3
SIMILAR CHANGES IN MUSCLE HARDNESS AT THE
MEDIAL AND LATERAL HEAD OF THE GASTROCNEMIUS DURING STATIC STRETCHING
Okamura, N. et al [Japan]
MO-PM19-4
PRE-STRETCH AUGMENTATION AND ECCENTRIC
UTILIZATION RATIO IN 15 TO 18 YEARS OLD ATHLETES OF DIFFERENCT SPORT EVENTS
Petridis, L. et al [Hungary]
MO-PM19-5
EFFECT OF STRETCHING ON REDUCING THE
INCIDENCE OF MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS
AMONG TEACHERS
Leung, E. et al [Hong Kong]
MO-PM20-2
COMPARISON OF THE DIFFERENTIAL LEARNING
APPROACH IN THE FORM OF GAMES AND TRADITIONAL TENNIS TRAINING
Hegen, P. et al [Germany]
Children
MO-PM20-3
Chair(s):
PREDICTING ELITE TRIATHLON PERFORMANCE BY
A TRIATHLON COACH SURVEY AND ARTIFICIAL
NEURAL NETWORKS
Hoffmann, M. et al [Germany]
MO-PM20-4
GRADUAL SPECIFICITY DURING ACTUAL AND
IMAGINED ISOMETRIC CONTRACTIONS
Traverse, E. et al [France]
MO-PM20-5
ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL CORRELATES OF SKILLSPECIFIC MODULATIONS OF COGNITIVE CONTROL
IN BADMINTON PLAYERS
Sun, J. et al [Taiwan]
MO-PM20-6
COMPARISON OF BRJ AND WINGATE ANAEROBIC
POWER TESTS ASSAYED BY LACTATE RECOVERY
LEVELS IN ALPINE SKIERS
Hoshino, H. et al [Japan]
MO-PM20-7
COMPARISON OF CHARACTERISTIC OF ANAEROBIC POWERS BETWEEN WORLD RANKED, NATIONAL RANKED SENIOR AND NATIONAL RANKED
JUNIOR ALPINE RACERS.
Nakazato, K. et al [Japan]
Mini-Oral
MO-BN08-5
THE EFFECT OF START POSTURE AND STEPPING
RATE ON THE PULLING PERFORMANCE OF INDOOR TUG OF WAR
Syu, J.Y. et al [Taiwan]
54
MO-PM17-5
DIFFERENCES OF ACUTE PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES BETWEEN TWO HIGH-INTENSITY INTERVAL EXERCISE MODES IN ENDURANCE AND
SPRINT TYPE ATHLETES
Cipryan, L. et al [Czech Republic]
Mixed Session
MO-PM17-6
LECTURE ROOM: N2
DON´T BE AFRAID OF LACTATE! PARADOX EFFECTS
OF ELEVATED BLOOD LACTATE CONCENTRATION
ON HIGH-INTENSITY EXERCISE PERFORMANCE
Hofmann, P. et al [Austria]
Chair(s):
Tsunoda, N. [Japan]
MO-PM20-8
SPRINT PERFORMANCE AND MAXIMAL
STRENGTH: FOURTY YEARS AFTER... AN ANALYSIS
OF MASTER SPRINTERS
Paoli, A. et al [Italy]
MO-PM20-9
LECTURE ROOM: 1.61
MO-PM37-1
THE IMPACT OF LONG-TERM ATHLETIC TRAINING
ON MOTOR, COGNITIVE, AND ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE IN YOUTH ATHLETES
Borde, R. et al [Germany]
MO-PM37-2
THE EFFECT OF TASK-SPECIFIC PHYSICAL THERAPY
ON THE MABC2 IN CHILDREN WITH DCD
Wolfgram, J. et al [Netherlands]
MO-PM37-3
DIFFERENCES IN PHYSIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS BETWEEN PREPUBESCENT FEMALE ARTISTIC
AND RHYTHMIC GYMNASTS
Theos, A. et al [Sweden]
MO-PM37-4
ACUTE METABOLIC, HAEMATOLOGICAL AND
BODY COMPOSITION CHANGES IN AN 120 KM
ENDURANCE CYCLE RACE
Heazlewood, I. [Australia]
MO-PM37-5
ADOLESCENT AWKWARDNESS ON THE SPRINT
MOTION IN JAPANESE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
CHILDREN
Kokudo, S. [Japan]
MO-PM37-6
COMPELLING OVERUSE INJURY INCIDENCE IN
YOUTH MULTISPORT ATHLETES
Rejeb, A. [Qatar]
EFFECTS OF RECREATIONAL FOOTBALL PERFORMED ONCE A WEEK ON CARDIOVASCULAR
RISK FACTORS IN MIDDLE-AGED MEN. A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL DESIGN.
Beato, M. et al [Italy]
15:00 - 16:00
Mini-Oral
MO-PM44 Molecular Responses
to Exercise
LECTURE ROOM: L1
Chair(s):
ADAMS, V. [Germany]
MO-PM44-1
EFFECTS OF SPRINT AND ECCENTRIC TRAINING
ON APOPTOSIS AND MHC MRNA IN RAT SKELETAL MUSCLES
Khaledi, N. et al [Iran]
MO-PM44-2
MUSCLE DAMAGE OF BODYBUILDERS AFTER AN
UNACUSTOMED STRENUOUS RESISTANCE TRAINING SESSION
Blowfield, K. et al [Australia]
MO-PM44-3
DYNAMICS OF SKELETAL MUSCLE DAMAGE
MARKERS IN THE BLOOD AND CHARACTERISTICS
ASSOCIATED WITH FULL MARATHON-INDUCED
IMMEDIATE ONSET MUSCLE SORENESS
Tokinoya, K. et al [Japan]
MO-PM44-4
MCP-1, TNF-ALPHA AND NGF <NERVE GROWTH
FACTOR> CHANGES AFTER PROLONGED RUNNING
Novak, J. et al [Czech Republic]
MO-PM44-5
IMPACT OF HFE GENE MUTATION ON EXERCISE
PERFORMANCE IN MICE
Djemai, H. et al [France]
MO-PM44-6
ASSOCIATION BETWEEN THE WEIGHT CLASS OF
JUDO ATHLETES AND GENETIC POLYMORPHISMS
RELATED TO THE PHENOTYPE OF SKELETAL MUSCLE
Itaka, T. et al [Japan]
MO-PM42 Women`s Health
LECTURE ROOM: L8
Chair(s):
MO-PM42-1
STATISTICAL METHODS FOR THE ESTIMATION OF
BODY SHAPE BY FITTING 3D WHOLE-BODY SCANNING DATE TO HOMOLOGOUS BODY MODEL IN
JAPANESE ELITE FEMALE ATHLETES
Funato, K. et al [Japan]
MO-PM42-2
INFLUENCE OF INCREASED TRAINING VOLUME
ON IRON STATUS IN WELL-TRAINED FEMALE LONG
DISTANCE RUNNERS
Ishibashi, A. et al [Japan]
MO-PM42-3
COMBINED ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES INCREASE
OXIDATIVE STRESS INCREASE IN FEMALE ATHLETES
Cauci, S. et al [Italy]
MO-PM42-4
THE ROLE OF ORAL CONTRACEPTION IN THE
EFFECT OF BODY TEMPERATURE ON SKIN BLOOD
FLOW DURING EXERCISE IN THE HEAT
Minahan, C. et al [Australia]
MO-PM42-5
CHANGES IN ESTROGEN AND PROGESTERONE
LEVELS DO NOT RELATE WITH VO2 DURING MENSTRUAL CYLCE IN FEMALE ATHLETES
Barba Moreno, L. et al [Spain]
MO-PM42-6
INFLUENCE OF MENSTRUAL CYCLE ON RESPIRATORY AND PERCEIVED EXERTION VARIABLES: A
PILOT STUDY
Alfaro, V.M. et al [Spain]
MO-PM42-7
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HOFFMANN REFLEX
AND VERTICAL JUMP DURING MENSTRUAL CYCLE
PHASES IN YOUNG JAPANESE WOMEN
Murata, M. et al [Japan]
MO-PM42-8
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND NUTRITION INTAKE
DURING PREGNANCY AND THEIR ASSOCIATED
FACTORS IN CHINESE WOMEN
Mi, X. et al [Japan]
MO-PM42-9
THE EFFECTS OF SELF-REPORTED MENSTRUAL
CYCLE PHASE ON PHYSICAL FOOTBALL PERFORMANCE
Julian, R. et al [Germany]
55
Wednesday, July 6th
Gallery-Level I
PO-CPP-01-7
CORRELATION BETWEEN MOVEMENT VARIABILITY
DURING STATIC STANDING AND ONE-LEGGED
STANDING ABILITY IN FRAIL OLDER ADULTS
Yamagata, M. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-01-8
12:00 - 13:00
KINETIC ANALISYS OF TWO DIFFERENT SPRINT
START POSITIONS IN SKILLED SPRINTERS
Milanese, C. et al [Italy]
VITAMIN D.
Dzedzej, A. et al [Poland]
PO-CPP-05-7
GENDER DIFFERENCES IN BODY WEIGHT LOSS
AFTER A SHORT AND MIXED WEIGHT REDUCING
PROGRAM
JOFFROY, S. et al [France]
PO-CPP-09 Health & Fitness 1
PO-CPP-01 Biomechanics 1
LECTURE ROOM: GALLERY
Chair(s):
Witte, K. [Germany]
PO-CPP-01-1
KINEMATICS OF SPRINT START FOR MASTERS’
ATHLETES
KIJIMA, K. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-01-2
3D KINEMATIC COMPARISON OF MOTORIZED
AND NON-MOTORIZED TREADMILL AND OVERGROUND RUNNING
Gahlen, M. et al [Germany]
PO-CPP-01-3
COORDINATION OF MOVEMENT ON A KAYAK
ERGOMETER
Jahn, C. et al [Germany]
PO-CPP-01-4
QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS FOR ACQUISITION OF
SNATCH SKILL IN JUNIOR WEIGHT LIFTER
Kashiwagi, K. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-05 Adapted Physical
Activity
Chair(s):
Mello, M. [Brazil]
PO-CPP-05-1
BIOMECHANICAL EFFECT OF ROBOTIC EXERCISE
FOR BOCCIA PLAYERS WITH CEREBRAL PALSY
Hatanaka, Y. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-05-2
HEALTH FITNESS AND DAILY PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
LEVELS OF ADULTS WITH MILD AND MODERATE
INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES
Chow, B.C. et al [Hong Kong]
PO-CPP-05-3
EFFECTS OF 12-WEEKS NORDIC WALKING AND
XCO WALKING TRAINING ON THE ENDURANCE
CAPACITY IN OLDER ADULTS
Morat, T. et al [Germany]
PO-CPP-05-4
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN NURSES’ PERSONAL FACTORS AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
Sinsoongsud, T. et al [Thailand]
KNEE HYPEREXTENSION CAUSED BY THE UP-BEAT
DOLPHIN-KICK MOVEMENT.
Sano, K. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-01-6
KINEMATICS OF JUMP SHOT IN TOP SERBIAN
BASKETBALL PLAYERS
Bubanj, S. et al [Serbia]
56
PO-CPP-05-5
PHYSICIANS’ PHYSICAL ACTIVITY COUNSELING
BEHAVIORS AND PERSONAL FACTORS
Sinsoongsud, W. et al [Thailand]
PO-CPP-05-6
REGULAR NORDIC-WALKING TRAINING ENHANCES THE MUSCLE STRENGTH AND BLOOD LEUCINE
CONCENTRATION IN OLDER WOMEN - EFFECT OF
MOTOR UNIT CONTRACTILE FUNCTION AND
MYOSIN HEAVY CHAIN EXPRESSION IN RAT MUSCLE AFTER VOLITIONAL RESISTANCE EXERCISE
Łochyński, D. et al [Poland]
PO-CPP-13 Neuromuscular
Physiology 1
PO-CPP-17 Physiology 1
Chair(s):
Chair(s):
Halle, M. [Germany]
PO-CPP-09-1
PO-CPP-13-1
ASSOCIATIONS OF PUBLIC BICYCLE USE WITH
TRANSPORT-RELATED AND LEISURE-TIME PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN TAIWANESE ADULTS
Liao, Y. [Taiwan]
PO-CPP-09-2
WORKPLACE HEALTH PROMOTION IN APPRENTICES – SURVEY OF HEALTH STATUS, SUBJECTIVE
STRESS AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
Biallas, B. et al [Germany]
PO-CPP-09-3
BODY IMAGES IN THE MEDIA AND THEIR EFFECT
ON OBESITY AND SPORTS RELATED ATTITUDES OF
KINDERGARTEN CHILDREN AND TEACHERS
Geitner, C. et al [Germany]
PO-CPP-09-4
ADIPOSITY AND MODERATE-TO-VIGOROUS
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND HEALTH IN FEMALE
RURAL COMMUNITIES
Machado Rodrigues, A.M. et al [Portugal]
Poster
PO-CPP-01-5
PO-CPP-13-7
THE EFFECTS OF YOGA TRAINING ON BODY COMPOSITION AND BLOOD BIOMARKERS IN WOMEN
OFFICE WORKERS
PHANGJAEM, M. et al [Taiwan]
Chair(s):
PO-CPP-09-5
PHYSIQUE, PERFORMANCE AND IMMUNOLOGICAL STATE OF INACTIVE OR PHYSICALLY ACTIVE
ADULTS
Wilhelm, M. et al [Hungary]
PO-CPP-09-6
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN A COLLEGE COMMUNITY:
A PILOT STUDY
Riddell, N. et al [United Kingdom]
Po
PO-CPP-09-7
PO-CPP-17-1
ANALYSIS OF MUSCLE OXYGENATION PARAMETERS DURING CYCLING: INFLUENCE OF SITE
AND COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT COMMERICAL
NEAR-INFRARED SYSTEMS
Kohl-Bareis, M. et al [Germany]
PO-CPP-13-2
HOW COULD THE PINCH FORCE MVC BE INCREASED MORE WITH A TRAINING COUPLED
WITH PAIRS OF WEAK TMS PULSES?
Ono, K. et al [Japan]
HEMATOLOGICAL CHANGES INDUCED BY MARATHON RACE IN DIFFERENT THERMAL ENVIRONMENT
Oliveira, R.A. et al [Brazil]
PO-CPP-17-2
THE COMBINED EXPOSURES BETWEEN INTERMITTENT HYPOXIA AND COLD IS ASSOCIATED WITH
ENHANCED RESPIRATORY LONG-TERM FACILITATION AND PERIPHERAL CHEMOREFLEX SENSITIVITY WITH AN ELEVATED CO2 IN HUMAN
Fukuoka, Y. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-17-3
PO-CPP-13-3
THE EFFECT OF PREVIOUS STRAIN INJURY ON REGIONAL NEUROMUSCULAR ACTIVATION WITHIN
RECTUS FEMORIS
Kubo, Y. et al [Japan]
ENERGY COST DURING WALKING AT SIMULATED
HIGH ALTITUDE IN HEALTHY YOUNG MALE LOWLANDERS
Horiuchi, M. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-17-4
PO-CPP-13-4
THE EFFECTS OD MYOFASCIAL TRIGGER POINT
RELEASE ON THE FORCE & POWER PRODUCTION
OF THE LOWER LIMB KINETIC CHAIN
Devereux, F. et al [Ireland]
PO-CPP-13-5
VOLUNTARY ACTIVATION OF THE QUADRICEPS
MUSCLE IS IMPAIRED FOLLOWING A 2000-M
ROWING TIME-TRIAL IN ELITE ROWERS
Husmann, F. et al [Germany]
PO-CPP-13-6
COMPRESSION WITH VANTAGE SUPPORTER ON
THIGH PREVENTS HAMSTRING MUSCLE CRAMPS
AFTER MAXIMUM CONTRACTION
Tanimoto, M. et al [Japan]
EFFECT OF ENDURANCE TRAINING ON VENOUS
COMPLIANCE IN YOUNG SUBJECTS
Saito, M. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-17-5
EXERCISE INCREASES SKIN-GAS NITRIC OXIDE
CONCENTRATIONS EMANATING FROM RAT TAIL
Utsu, Y. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-17-6
THE INFLUENCE OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY DURING
PREGNANCY ON MATERNAL, FETAL OR INFANT
HEART RATE VARIABILITY: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
Sattler, M.C. et al [Austria]
oster
12:00 - 13:00
PO-CPP-21 Sport Development
& Sociology
PO-CPP-25 Sports Medicine &
Orthopaedics 1
Tsunoda, N. [Japan]
ENJOYMENT IN HIGH-SCHOOL STUDENTS
Merni, F. et al [Italy]
PO-CPP-29-1
PO-CPP-33-2
Chair(s):
Chair(s):
PO-CPP-21-1
DEVELOPMENT OF ADVANCED POSITION MEASUREMENT SYSTEM FOR SPORTS TEAMS
Shimpei, A. et al [Japan]
THE EFFECT OF TWO DIFFERENT WEIGHT LOSSES
ONTO ANAEROBIC POWER VARIABLES OF FREE
STYLE WRESTLES DURING WINGATE’S PROTOCOL
Yaserifar, M. [Iran]
PO-CPP-21-2
PO-CPP-25-2
EVALUATION OF A NOVEL NONINVASIVE BLOOD
HEMOGLOBIN MONITOR DEVELOPED FOR ATHLETES
Mougios, V. et al [Greece]
PRE-PARTICIPATION SCREENING EXAMINATION IN
CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS
Wippermann, F. et al [Germany]
PO-CPP-21-3
INTERVAL-TRAINING AND APPETITE REGULATION
IN PATIENTS WITH TYPE 2 DIABETES
Müller, I.A. et al [Denmark]
COMPARING THE PRACTICES OF USA ICE HOCKEY
AGAINST A GLOBAL MODEL FOR INTEGRATED
DEVELOPMENT OF MASS AND HIGH PERFORMANCE SPORT
MarcAurele, C. et al [United States]
PO-CPP-21-4
THE EVOLUTION OF SPORT CLUBS IN CATALONIA
<2009-2015>
Rocher, M. et al [Spain]
PO-CPP-21-5
THE ANALYSIS OF SPORT CLUBS IN CATALONIA
FROM A GENDER PERSPECTIVE
Díaz, N. et al [Spain]
PO-CPP-25-1
PO-CPP-25-3
PO-CPP-25-4
CHANGE OF THE FLUID COMPONENT IN CALF
AND ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE IN A MENSTRUAL
CYCLE
Sawai, A. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-25-5
SARCOPENIA AND HIP STRUCTURE ANALYSIS
VARIABLES IN A GROUP OF LEBANESE POSTMENOPAUSAL WOMEN
Nasr, R. et al [Lebanon]
PO-CPP-25-6
A STUDY ON PROCESS OF CAREER FORMATION IN
JAPANESE FEMALE FOOTBALL PLAYERS
Uemukai, K. et al [Japan]
SKELETAL MUSCLE MASS INDEX AND BONE
MINERAL DENSITY IN A GROUP OF LEBANESE
POSTMENOPAUSAL WOMEN
Alwan, A. et al [Lebanon]
PO-CPP-21-7
PO-CPP-25-7
THE DEVELOPMENT OF ELITE SWIMMING IN
THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA – FROM THE
PERSPECTIVE OF POLICY TRANSFER
Tien-Chin, T. [Taiwan]
THE EFFECT OF ELEVATION ON INTRAMUSCULAR
TISSUE TEMPERATURE
Gillette, C. et al [United States]
PO-CPP-21-6
STUDIES ON IMPROVEMENT OF PHYSICAL FITNESS BY MORNING EXERCISE AT ELEMENTARY
STUDENTS
Takeda, T. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-29-2
’ACTIVDISPENS.CH’ - BEWEGUNG TROTZ SPORTDISPENS
Diriwaechter, C. et al [Switzerland]
PACING PROFILES BETWEEN DIFFERENT LEVELS OF
SUB-3H PERFORMERS AT THE CLASSIC MARATHON COURSE
Xergia, S. et al [Cyprus]
PO-CPP-29-3
EFFECTS OF SIX WEEKS OF DIFFERENT HIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL VERSUS MODERATE CONTINUOUS TRAINING ON AEROBIC AND ANAEROBIC
PERFORMANCE
Cavar, M. et al [Bosnia and Herzegovina]
PO-CPP-29-4
CHRONIC AND ACUTE HORMONAL RESPONSES
AFTER TWO TYPES OF ENDURANCE TRAINING
Ščibrány, A. et al [Slovakia]
PO-CPP-33-3
PO-CPP-33-4
HOW SHOULD ELITE STUDENTS BALANCE DEMANDS OF COMPETITIVE SPORT AND ACADEMIC
CAREERS? A CONCEPT FOR THE EVALUATION OF
THE EFFECTS OF GRADUAL EXAMINATIONS IN
ELITE SPORT SCHOOLS – THE “ADDITIVES ABITUR”
Borchert, T. et al [Germany]
PO-CPP-33-5
LOAD CHARACTERISTICS OF SOCCER GAMES IN
PE CLASSES FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF IMPROVEMENT IN PHYSICAL FITNESS
Tsuda, R. [Japan]
PO-CPP-29-5
THE EFFECT OF THE PROGRAM FOR DISCOVERING
AND FOSTERING KOREA SPORTS TALENTS
Yoon, J.R. et al [Korea, South]
PO-CPP-29-6
PHYSIOLOGY OF A FEMALE JUNIOR WORLD
CROSS-COUNTRY CYCLING CHAMPION: FROM
YOUTH CATEGORIES TO JUNIOR SUCCESS
Fornasiero, A. et al [Italy]
PO-CPP-33 Physical Education
& Pedagogics 1
Chair(s):
Heim, C. [Germany]
PO-CPP-29 Training & Testing 1
PO-CPP-33-1
EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT PHYSICAL EDUCATION
PROGRAMMES ON MOTOR PERFORMANCE,
PHYSICAL CAPACITY PERCEPTION AND ACTIVITY
Chair(s):
THE EFFECT OF HIGH- AND LOW-INTENSITY
INSPIRATORY MUSCLE TRAINING ON THE PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE TO EXERCISE IN CROSSCOUNTRY SKIERS
Klusiewicz, A. et al [Poland]
57
Thursday, July 7th
Gallery-Level I
UNTARY ISOMETRIC CONTRACTIONS WITH AND
WITHOUT PRECEDING STRETCH
Paternoster, F.K. et al [Germany]
13:00 - 14:00
Chair(s):
Ogoh, S. [Japan]
PO-CPP-02 Biomechanics 2
PO-CPP-06-1
ASSOCIATIONS OF SLEEP DURATION, BODY COMPOSITION AND AEROBIC FITNESS IN YOUTH
Olafsdottir, A.S. et al [Iceland]
Chair(s):
Hahn, D. [Germany]
Tilp, M. [Austria]
PO-CPP-02-1
KINEMATIC STEP-PARAMETERS AND TRIPLE JUMP
PERFORMANCE IN FEMALE YOUTH ATHLETES
Jaitner, T. et al [Germany]
PO-CPP-02-2
EFFECTS OF MUSCLE FORCES ON HORIZONTAL
AND VERTICAL VELOCITIES OF THE BODY MASS
CENTER DURING FORWARD AND VERTICAL
JUMPING
Suzuki, Y. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-02-3
THE EFFECT OF ANKLE TAPING ON ANKLE DYNAMICS DURING LANDINGS ON AN INCLINED
SURFACE
Sato, N. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-02-4
FOOT PRESSURE ANALYSIS OF THE GRAB, TRACK
AND KICK START TECHNIQUES IN SWIMMING
Tatar, Y. et al [Turkey]
PO-CPP-06-2
REPEATED SPRINT EXERCISE TRAINING IN NORMOBARIC HYPOXIA IMPROVES CARDIO-METABOLIC FUNCTION IN OBESE YOUNG WOMEN
Kong, Z. et al [Macau]
PO-CPP-06-3
REDUCED HBA1C AFTER 12 WEEKS OF HIGHINTENSIVE AEROBIC INTERVAL TRAINING AMONG
TYPE 2 DIABETICS.
Støa, E.M. et al [Norway]
CARE IN RURAL AREAS
Behrens, K. et al [Germany]
PO-CPP-06-8
AEROBIC EXERCISE TRAINING CHANGES IN BRACHIAL ARTERY SHEAR PATTERNS IN MIDDLE AGED
AND OLDER ADULTS
Tanahashi, K. et al [Japan]
REDUCED ACTIVATION IN ISOMETRIC MUSCLE
ACTION AFTER LENGTHENING CONTRACTIONS IS
NOT ACCOMPANIED BY REDUCED PERIPHERAL
FATIGUE
Seiberl, W. et al [Germany]
PO-CPP-02-6
OXYGEN CONSUMPTION OF GASTROCNEMIUS
MEDIALIS MUSCLE DURING SUBMAXIMAL VOL-
58
DIETARY CAFFEINE INGESTION ENHANCES PERFORMANCE IN AMATEUR MARATHONERS.
Robles-Rodríguez, C. et al [Spain]
PO-CPP-10-6
EXERCISE PROGRAMS <EXP> TARGETING POSTMENOPAUSAL WOMEN: A NEW NETWORK OF
INTERVENTION
Trentini, M. et al [Italy]
PO-CPP-06-10
PO-CPP-10-7
EFFECTS OF EXERCISE ON ISOPROTERENOLINDUCED CARDIAC DAMAGE IN RAT LINKED TO
BRAIN FUNCTIONS
Tóth, K. et al [Hungary]
Chair(s):
COMPARISON OF YOUNG ADULTS BODY BALANCE AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
Aleknaite-Dambrauskiene, I. et al [Lithuania]
PO-CPP-14 Nutrition 1
Chair(s):
WORK ABILITY AND WORK-RELATED PHYSICAL
ACTIVITY OF EMPLOYEES REGARDING AGE AND
OCCUPATION IN A MEDIUM-SIZED BUSINESS
Wilke, C. et al [Germany]
CALORIC RESTRICTION IMPROVED AGING RESULTED DECLINE OF TESTOSTERONE SECRETION BY
DECREASING OXIDATIVE STRESS IN TESTICULAR
TISSUES OF MALE RATS
Tsai, H. et al [Taiwan]
PO-CPP-06-5
PO-CPP-10-2
EFFECTS OF CONCURRENT STRENGTH AND
ENDURANCE TRAINING ON PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE IN PATIENTS WITH PARKINSON´S DISEASE
Vajda, M. et al [Slovakia]
EXERCISE, LIFESTYLE AND HEALTH HABITS OF
YOUNG ADULTS
Al-Nakeeb, Y. [Qatar]
PO-CPP-14-2
PO-CPP-06-6
EFFECTS OF ONE- AND TWO-HANDED BACKHAND STROKES ON BONE MINERAL DENSITY AND
CONTENT OF THE DISTAL RADIUS IN POSTMENOPAUSAL TENNIS PLAYERS
Wang, H.S. et al [Taiwan]
RELATIONSHIP OF PHYSICAL FITNESS, VITALITY,
AND COGNITIVE FUNCTION WITH PHYSICAL ACTIVITY PATTERNS IN INSTITUTIONALIZED ELDERLY
INDIVIDUALS
Kamiya, M. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-06-7
LOCATION ANALYSIS OF REHABILITATION SPORT
PROGRAMS AND THEIR REACHABILITY - SERVICES
FOR THE ELDERLY PUBLIC AND THEIR HEALTH
PO-CPP-10-4
GENDER DIFFERENCES IN FACTORS AFFECTING
DEPRESSIVE STATE IN JAPANESE UNIVERSITY
STUDENTS
SHIMAMOTO, H. et al [Japan]
EFFECTS OF COMBINING BEEF, WHEY OR CARBOHYDRATE SUPPLEMENTATION WITH RESISTANCE
TRAINING ON BODY COMPOSITION, AND MARKERS OF HEALTH IN COLLEGE ATHLETES.
Seijo, M. et al [United Kingdom]
PO-CPP-14-7
EFFECTS OF HYDROGEN RICH WATER ON INTERMITTENT EXERCISE
Da Ponte, A. et al [Italy]
PO-CPP-14-8
PROBIOTIC SUPPLEMENTATION AND GASTROINTESTINAL ENDOTOXEMIA BEFORE AND AFTER THE
MARATHON DES SABLES.
Suckling, C. et al [United Kingdom]
EXERCISE DOES NOT SEEM TO CHANGE QUALITATIVE FRUCTOSE DISPOSAL INTO GLUCOSE OR
LACTATE
Cros, J. et al [Switzerland]
PO-CPP-14-1
PO-CPP-10-1
EFFECTIVENESS OF SUPERVISED EXERCISE PROGRAM FOR CARDIAC PATIENTS IN A “PLAESTRA
SICURA” CERTIFICATED FITNESS CENTER
Felisatti, M. et al [Italy]
PO-CPP-10-3
PO-CPP-14-6
PO-CPP-14-9
PO-CPP-06-4
Poster
PO-CPP-02-5
PO-CPP-14-5
EFFECTS OF METHODS FOR WARM-UP PRIOR TO
BENCH PRESS EXERCISE ON IEMG, MEF AND THE
NUMBER OF REPETITIONS IN PECTORALIS AND
TRICEPS
Yoon, C. et al [Korea, South]
EFFECTS OF AEROBIC INTERVAL TRAINING AND
MODERATE CONTINUOUS TRAINING ON CARDIAC, MUSCULAR, AND CEREBRAL HEMODYNAMICS SUPPRESSED BY SEVERE HYPOXIA IN
HUMANS
Wang, J. et al [Taiwan]
PO-CPP-06-9
Po
PO-CPP-10-5
EFFECT OF THE DIETARY SUPPLEMENT SP® ON
EXERCISE PERFORMANCE
Gatterer, H. et al [Austria]
PO-CPP-14-3
EFFECT OF DEHYDROEPIANDROSTERONE <DHEA>
SUPPLEMENT COMBINED WITH WHOLE-BODY VIBRATION TRAINING ON EXERCISE PERFORMANCE
AND BIOCHEMICAL PROFILES
Chen, W.C. et al [Taiwan]
PO-CPP-14-4
CAFFEINE SUPPLEMENTATION HAS NO EFFECT
OVER PERFORMANCE IN YOUNG ELITE FOOTBALL
PLAYERS
Mackay, K. et al [Chile]
Chair(s):
PO-CPP-18-1
AEROBIC EXERCISE TRAINING IMPROVES RESPONSE OF CENTRAL BLOOD PRESSURE TO ORAL
GLUCOSE LOADING IN OVERWEIGHT/OBESE MEN
Yoshikawa, T. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-18-2
VENOUS RESPONSE OF SUPERFICIAL AND DEEP
VEINS IN UPPER ARM DURING HEAD-UP TILT
Oue, A. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-18-3
ACUTE CARDIAC AUTONOMIC RESPONSES TO
AN INCREMENTAL ISOMETRIC EXERCISE TEST IN
oster
PRE-HYPERTENSIVE MALES.
Taylor, K.A. et al [United Kingdom]
PO-CPP-18-4
ELEVATED VISCERAL ADIPOSITY AND ACUTE
NEURAL STRESS; IMPLCIATIONS FOR CEREBROVASCULAR FUNCTION
Hodson, D.A. et al [United Kingdom]
PO-CPP-18-5
VERY SHORT-TERM HRV ANALYSIS TO ASSESS
AUTONOMIC CONTRIBUTIONS TO HEART RATE
RECOVERY AFTER LOW INTENSITY EXERCISE
Weippert, M. et al [Germany]
PO-CPP-18-6
URINARY NO2-/NO3-OUTPUT WHILE PERFORMING A HIGH-INTENSITY INTERMITTENT TRAINING
ON CYCLE ERGOMETER
Lützow, M. et al [Germany]
PO-CPP-18-7
EFFECTS OF ANABOLIC ANDROGENIC STEROIDS
INTERRUPTION AFTER TRAINING AND DETRAINING IN CALCANEUS TENDON: HISTOLOGICAL
CHARACTERISTICS
OLIVEIRA, A. et al [Brazil]
PO-CPP-22-1
EARLY TREATMENT WITH LOW POWER LASER
<ASGA> DECREASE INFLAMMATORY RESPONSE
INDUCED ACUTE TRAUMATIC INJURY MUSCLE
Dias, F. [Brazil]
PO-CPP-22-2
A CROSS SECTIONAL ANALYSIS OF INFLUENCING
FACTORS ON MISPERCEPTION IN SELF-REPORTED
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
Rudolf, K. et al [Germany]
PO-CPP-22-3
ACUTE EFFECTS OF POLE WALKING IN WATER ON
GAIT AND SPASTICITY IN A HEMIPLEGIC PATIENT
Fukusaki, C. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-22-4
EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY OF INJURIES IN A
SPANISH HONOR LEAGUE RUGBY TEAM
García-Fernández, P. et al [Spain]
PO-CPP-22-5
EFFECT OF A FREQUENT THERAPEUTIC CLIMBING
TRAINING ON PHYSICAL ACTIVITY OF PEOPLE
WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
Graf, A. et al [Germany]
PO-CPP-18-8
PO-CPP-22-6
EFFECTS OF SPRINTER’S ABILITY ON GAZE MOTION
AND COGNITION DURING SPRINT OBSERVATION
Kurabe, Y. et al [Japan]
EXERCISE PRESCRIPTION OF MEDITATIVE KARATE
KATA CAN IMPROVE PHYSICAL AND MENTAL
ABILITIES IN THE SENIOR-AGED INDIVIDUALS
Yoshiharu, F. [Japan]
PO-CPP-18-9
EFFECT OF DIFFERENT DOSE OF LEUCINE INGESTION FOLLOW RESISTANCE EXERCISE ON SATELLITE
CELL ACTIVATION OF SKELETAL MUSCLE IN RATS
LIM, C.H. et al [Korea, South]
PO-CPP-18-10
METABOLIC AND AEROBIC PROFILE OF WOMEN
WITH AND WITHOUT NON-ALCOHOLIC FATTY
LIVER DISEASE
Montenegro, C.G.P. et al [Brazil]
PO-CPP-22 Rehabilitation &
Physiotherapy 1
Chair(s):
PO-CPP-22-7
CORRELATION BETWEEN FOOT FUNCTION INDEX
AND REARFOOT ANGLE WITH THE DOWN STAIRS
FUNCTIONAL TASK: STANCE PHASE
Yi, L. et al [Brazil]
PO-CPP-22-8
EFFECTS OF ULTRASOUND ASSOCIATED WITH
GOLD NANOPARTICLES IN EXPERIMENTAL MODEL
OF MUSCLE OVERUSE: ROLE OF OXIDATIVE
STRESS
Silveira, P.C.L. et al [Brazil]
PO-CPP-22-9
INTRODUCTION OF EXERCISE THERAPY DURING
DIALYSIS AND PHYSICAL/PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS
Inagawa, T. [Japan]
13:00 - 14:00
Chair(s):
PO-CPP-26-1
EFFECTS OF AN EIGHT-WEEK PLYOMETRIC TRAINING PROGRAM ON SPRINT AND JUMP PERFORMANCE IN ADOLESCENT ELITE RUGBY PLAYERS
Ulrich, G. et al [Germany]
PO-CPP-26-2
LONG-TERM TESTING OF ECCENTRIC STRENGTH
IN ELITE FEMALE AUSTRIAN SKI RACERS AND ITS
RELATIONSHIP TO RACING PERFORMANCE
Patterson, C. et al [Austria]
PO-CPP-26-3
EFFECT OF LOW INTENSITY CYCLING EXERCISE
SUBSEQUENT TO UPPER-BODY RESISTANCE
TRAINING ON MUSCLE HYPERTROPHY IN UNTRAINED MEN
Tomiya, S. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-26-4
COMPARISON OF THE MAXIMUM TOE FLEXOR
MUSCLE STRENGTH BETWEEN KENDO ATHLETES
AND COMPETITIVE SWIMMERS
Miyamoto, A. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-26-5
DETERMINATION OF LACTATE, HEART RATE AND
VENTILATORY TURN POINTS IN INCREMENTAL LEG
PRESS EXERCISE
Almer, Ch. et al [Austria]
PO-CPP-26-6
DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF THE ROPECLIMBING ERGOMETER FOR PHYSICAL FITNESS
TESTS OF UPPER LIMBS
Arakawa, H. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-26-7
THE EFFECTS OF HIP THRUST TRAINING ON
STRENGTH AND POWER PERFORMANCES OF
LOWER EXTREMITY
Kun-Han, L. et al [Taiwan]
PO-CPP-26-8
THE STUDY OF SCAPULAR STABILIZER MUSCLES
STRENGTH AND FLEXIBILITY IN WEIGHTLIFTERS
Vanasant, T. et al [Thailand]
PO-CPP-26-9
MUSCLE ACTIVATION AND LACTATE RESPONSE
TO ACUTE WHOLE BODY VIBRATION WITH BLOOD
FLOW RESTRICTION IN HEALTHY UNTRAINED MEN
Cai, Z. et al [Taiwan]
Chair(s):
PO-CPP-30-1
ADAPTATIONS IN THE CARDIAC SYSTEM OF AN
OLYMPIC DOWNHILL SKIING CHAMPION: A
6-YEAR ECG CASE-STUDY.
Eichberger, P. et al [Austria]
PO-CPP-30-2
NEUROMUSCULAR ADAPTATIONS TO 2½-WEEK
HIGH-INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING WITH COMPRESSION GARMENTS IN FEMALE ICE HOCKEY
PLAYERS
Piirainen, J.M. et al [Finland]
PO-CPP-30-3
METABOLIC AND CARDIOVASCULAR RESPONSES
DURING GROUP SUSPENSION TRAINING
Giancotti, G.F. et al [Italy]
PO-CPP-34 Psychology 1
Chair(s):
Lemyre, P. [Norway]
PO-CPP-34-1
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN COACH FEEDBACK
AND SELF-PERCEIVED SPORT COMPETENCE IN
COLLEGIATE MALE FOOTBALL PLAYERS
Ambe, H. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-34-2
POSITIVE SOCIAL-EMOTIONAL CONDITIONS,
BASIC PSYCHOLOGICAL NEEDS AND WELL-BEING
IN HIGH PERFORMANCE ATHLETES
Castillo, I. et al [Spain]
PO-CPP-34-3
THE CHALLENGES AND COPING STRATEGIES
EXPERIENCED BY TAIWANESE PROFESSIONAL
BASEBALL PLAYERS IN THE UNITED STATES
Chi, L.K. et al [Taiwan]
PO-CPP-34-4
THE RELATIONSHIP OF SELF DETERMINATION
MOTIVATION TOWARDS PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, TIME
SPEND SEDENTARY AND DEPRESSION SYMPTOMS
IN RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS PATIENTS
Yu, C. et al [United Kingdom]
PO-CPP-34-5
THE INTERNAL TASK HIDDEN IN THE MOVEMENT
TROUBLE IN COLLEGE ATHLETES: ANALYSIS BY THE
LANDSCAPE MONTAGE TECHNIQUE
Katsuhiko, K. [Japan]
PO-CPP-30-4
EFFECT OF EXERCISE INDUCED HYPOHYDRATION
ON BODY COMPOSITION MEASUREMENTS IN
ACTIVE AND ATHLETIC SUBJECTS
Klass, M. et al [Belgium]
PO-CPP-30-5
FEASIBILITY OF POSTURAL SWAY CALCULATION IN
THE EQUINE ATHLETE USING WEARABLE SENSOR
TECHNOLOGY
Egan, S. et al [Ireland]
PO-CPP-30-6
PERFORMANCE & METABOLISM IN MICE
Thomasson, R. [France]
59
Friday, July 8th
Gallery-Level I
Chair(s):
PO-CPP-07-1
13:00 - 14:00
PO-CPP-03 Biomechanics &
Motor Learning
Chair(s):
PO-CPP-03-1
COMPARING FACTORS DETERMINING THE ENJOYMENT OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN 10-12 YEAR-OLD
CHILDREN IN JAPAN AND SOUTH KOREA
Ikeda, T. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-03-2
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE MOVEMENT AND
SELF-RECOGNITION OF CHILDREN IN THE STANDING LONG JUMP
Yasue, M. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-03-3
MIRROR-INDUCED VISUAL FEEDBACK IMPROVES
INTER-MANUAL TRANSFER OF A SPORT SPECIFIC
SKILL: COMPARISON BETWEEN DIFFERENT SKILL
LEVELS
Steinberg, F. et al [Germany]
AGE RELATED DIFFERENCES IN MUSCLE ACTIVATION AND EXPLOSIVE FORCE PRODUCTION IN
OPEN AND CLOSED KINETIC CHAIN EXERCISES
Prevc, P. et al [Slovenia]
PO-CPP-07-2
A MIXED-METHODS EXAMINATION OF PHYSICAL
ACTIVITY, SEDENTARY TIME, AND THEIR ASSOCIATION WITH FRAILTY AMONGST ETHNICALLY
DIVERSE MIGRANT WOMEN 60+ YEARS
Castaneda-Gameros, D. et al [United Kingdom]
PO-CPP-07-3
PHYSICAL FITNESS AND SELF PERCEPTION OF
AGED POPULATION WITH DIFFERENT LIFE STYLE
Reinales, A. et al [Portugal]
PO-CPP-07-4
EFFECTS OF SQUARE-STEPPING EXERCISE WITH
MUSIC ON COGNITIVE FUNCTION IN HEALTHY
OLDER ADULTS
Shimura, Y. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-07-5
HEALTH BENEFITS OF CYCLE ERGOMETER TRAINING FOR OLDER ADULTS OVER 70: A REVIEW
Bouaziz, W. et al [France]
PO-CPP-07-6
THE EFFECTS OF RESISTANCE, AEROBIC AND COMBINED TRAINING AND DETRAINING ON BLOOD
APOLIPOPROTEINS, LIPOPROTEIN <Α> AND
HS C-REACTIVE PROTEIN PROFILE IN CORONARY
ARTERY DISEASED PATIENTS
Panayiotou, G. et al [Cyprus]
PO-CPP-07-8
PO-CPP-11-6
ACTIGRAPHY-BASED SLEEP BEHAVIOR AND
HIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING <HIIT>: THE
CHRONOTYPE EFFECT
Galasso, L. et al [Italy]
EFFECT OF AEROBIC EXERCISE TRAINING ON NADPH OXIDASE ACTIVITY IN MUSCLE MICROVASCULAR ENDOTHELIAL FUNCTION IN AGED MEN
Jeon, Y.N. et al [Korea, South]
PO-CPP-07-9
PO-CPP-11-7
VOLTA DA UNICAMP: A ROAD RACE DROVE BY
EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES
Salgado, J.V.V. et al [Brazil]
GENOME-WIDE ASSOCIATION STUDY OF ELITE
RUSSIAN ENDURANCE ATHLETES
Khabibova, S. [Russia]
PO-CPP-11 Molecular Biology &
Biochemistry
PO-CPP-15 Nutrition 2
Chair(s):
THE INFLUENCE OF THROWING DEVELOPMENT
ON LEARNING VOLLEYBALL OVERHAND SERVE
Chang, C.Y. et al [Taiwan]
PO-CPP-03-5
WHY DOES MUSCLE RELAXATION DIFFICULT DURING SPORTS?
Kato, K. et al [Japan]
60
PO-CPP-15-7
Chair(s):
Kadi, F. [Sweden]
PO-CPP-11-1
EXPRESSION OF ANGIOGENESIS- AND INFLAMMATION-RELATED FACTORS AFTER EXERCISEINDUCED MUSCLE DAMAGE IN HUMANS
Tryfonos, A. et al [Greece]
PO-CPP-11-2
ENDURANCE EXERCISE TRAINING REGULATES
MITOCHONDRIAL BIOGENESIS IN SKELETAL MUSCLE OF DIABETIC MICE
Yeo, H.S. et al [Korea, South]
PO-CPP-11-3
MONITORING OF A FOOTBALL TEAM DURING A
COMPETITION SEASON BY MEASURING SERUM
MYOSIN ISOFORMS
Cussó, R. et al [Spain]
PO-CPP-11-4
PROTEOMIC PROFILE OF CALCANEAL TENDON IN
AGING AND RESISTANCE TRAINING
Barin, F. et al [Brazil]
PO-CPP-07-7
PO-CPP-11-5
DEVELOPMENT OF STEP WALKING EXERCISE PROGRAM USING NATURAL USER INTERFACE AND
THE MICROSOFT KINECT TO PREVENT DEMENTIA:
A PRELIMINARY STUDY
Kang, S. [Korea, South]
PREVENTIVE EFFECTS OF PHYSICAL TRAINING ON
OXIDATIVE STRESS PARAMETERS AND NEUROTROFIC AND INFLAMMATORY MEDIATORS DURING SARCOPENIA PROCESS IN ELDERLEY MEN
Pinho, R.A. et al [Brazil]
Po
PARABEN ANALYSIS ON SPORT AND ENERGY
DRINKS BY LC-MS-IT-TOF
Acar Cevik, U. et al [Turkey]
Poster
PO-CPP-03-4
SPORTS STUDENTS
Stallmann, C. et al [Germany]
Chair(s):
Derbré, F. [France]
PO-CPP-19-1
CHANGES IN NEURAL ACTIVITY DUE TO POSTURE
POSITION
Özcan-Çakır, C.E. et al [Turkey]
PO-CPP-15-1
HYDRATION STATUS AND WATER INTAKE OF
CYPRIOT ADOLESCENT STUDENT-ATHLETES LIVING
IN A WARM ENVIRONMENT
Aphamis, G. et al [Cyprus]
PO-CPP-15-2
EFFECTS OF COLOSTRUM SERUM ADMINISTRATION ON SEROTONIN SYNTHESIS IN THE BRAIN
DURING EXHAUSTIVE EXERCISE IN RATS
SEO, J.H. et al [Korea, South]
PO-CPP-15-3
INTAKE OF MACRO-AND MICRONUTRIENTS
AMONG HUNGARIAN SOCCER PLAYERS
Dobak, Z. et al [Hungary]
PO-CPP-15-4
A PALEOLITHIC HIKING INTERVENTION IMPROVES
ACUTE BUT NOT CHRONIC CLINICAL MARKERS OF
HEALTH IN ATHLETIC MALE ADULTS
Krusche, T. et al [Germany]
PO-CPP-15-5
MEAL FREQUENCY DOES NOT AFFECT BODY
COMPOSITION CHANGE DURING WEIGHT GAIN
PERIOD IN ATHLETES
Hara, A. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-15-6
THE INFLUENCE OF BUCHINGER’S FASTING ON
ISOMETRIC RESISTANCE PERFORMANCE OF
PO-CPP-19-2
EFFECTS OF PHYSICAL TRAINING ON ERYTHROCYTE TRACE ELEMENTS <CU, FE, SE, ZN>.
Maynar Mariño, M. [Spain]
PO-CPP-19-3
SKIN-GAS ACETONE CONCENTRATIONS ON
SURFACE OF ACTIVE MUSCLES FOLLOWING
SUBMAXIMAL EXERCISE
Kato, H. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-19-4
EFFECT OF UNDERWATER ACTIVITYT ON SKELETAL
MUSCLE METABOLISM AND NUTRITIVE BLOOD
FLOW IN SCUBA DRIVERS
Ra, S.G. et al [Korea, South]
PO-CPP-19-5
MYOGLOBIN REGULATES MITOCHONDRIAL
RESPIRATION THROUGH ITS INTERACTION WITH
COMPLEX IV
Masuda, K. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-19-6
CIRCULATING IRISIN LEVEL AS A PREDICTIVE
BIOMARKER FOR SARCOPENIA
Kong, I. et al [Korea, South]
PO-CPP-19-7
EFFECTS OF VOLUNTARY EXERCISE AND CALORIC
RESTRICTION ON HEPATIC FAT ACCUMULATION IN
oster
WBN/KOB-LEPRFA RATS.
Shiroya, Y. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-19-8
EVALUATION OF EXERCISE BENEFITS: TYPE 2 DIABETES DEVELOPMENT IN FRUCTOSE FED RATS
Dupas, J. et al [France]
PO-CPP-19-9
EFFECT OF BEETROOT JUICE SUPPLEMENTATION ON MITOCHONDRIAL FITNESS IN HEALTHY
ELDELRY MEN.
Calabria, E. et al [Italy]
PO-CPP-23 Rehabilitation &
Physiotherapy 2
PO-CPP-23-5
PO-CPP-27-5
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVEL IN INPATIENTS WITH
CHRONIC MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN DURING
MULTIDISCIPLINARY REHABILITATION
Terrier, P. [Switzerland]
DO TRAINING EXPOSURES PREPARE ADOLESCENT
RUGBY UNION PLAYERS FOR MATCH-PLAY?
Phibbs, P. et al [United Kingdom]
PO-CPP-23-6
LOW INTENSITY ISOMETRIC HANDGRIP EXERCISE
HAS NO TRANSIENT EFFECT ON BLOOD PRESSURE
IN CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE PATIENTS
Goessler, K. et al [Belgium]
PO-CPP-23-7
THE BENEFITS OF PRESCRIBING LOW INTENSITY
RESISTANCE EXERCISE DURING HEMODIALYSIS ON
PHYSICAL FITNESS AND SERUM LIPID PROFILE IN
END STAGE RENAL DISEASE PATIENTS
YASUKAWA, S. [Japan]
Chair(s):
PO-CPP-23-1
EVALUATING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF A PILATES
BASED EXERCISE PROGRAMME FOR THE REDUCTION OF PERCEIVED FUNCTIONAL DISABILITY AND
PAIN ASSOCIATED WITH NON-SPECIFIC CHRONIC
LOW BACK PAIN.
Konstantaki, M. et al [United Kingdom]
PO-CPP-23-2
SENSORIMOTOR TRAINING VS. REACTIVE BALANCE TRAINING: SPECIFIC STIMULI INDUCE
SPECIFIC NEUROMUSCULAR AND FUNCTIONAL
ADAPTATIONS
Freyler, K. et al [Germany]
PO-CPP-23-3
EFFECTS OF AEROBIC WARM-UP ON FLEXIBILITY AND ISOMETRIC STRENGTH AFTER STATIC
STRETCHING
Takeuchi, K. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-23-4
INTRA-RATER RELIABILITIES OF ANKLE DORSIFLEXION STRENGTH EVALUATION USING THE ORIGINAL COSTUMED DEVICE IN WEIGHT BEARING
POSITION
Yoshida, M. et al [Japan]
13:00 - 14:00
Chair(s):
PO-CPP-27-1
HYDRATION STATUS, NEUROMUSCULAR RESPONSES, AND COMPETITIVE STATE ANXIETY IN
PROFESSIONAL TENNIS PLAYER DURING OFFICIAL
COMPETITION
Lopez-Samanes, A. et al [Spain]
PO-CPP-27-2
EXTERNAL LOAD ASSESSMENT DURING SMALL
SIDED GAMES IN SOCCER: INFLUENCE OF PITCH
SIZE AND GOALKEEPER PRESENCE
Modena, R. et al [Italy]
PO-CPP-27-3
A COMPARISON OF U18 SCHOOL AND ACADEMY
RUGBY UNION MATCH PLAY
Read, D. et al [United Kingdom]
PO-CPP-27-4
ANALYSIS OF PERFORMANCE IN DIFFERENT AGILITY TESTS IN YOUNG SOCCER PLAYERS
Perri, E. et al [Italy]
Chair(s):
PO-CPP-31-1
EFFECT OF INTENSIFIED STEP AEROBICS TRAINING
ON NEURAL AND MUSCULAR FUNCTION OF THE
PLANTAR FLEXORS IN PATIENTS WITH OSTEOPOROSIS
Behrens, M. et al [Germany]
PO-CPP-31-2
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ONE-LEG STANDING
ABILITY AND RATE OF FORCE DEVELOPMENT IN
COMMUNITY-DWELLING ELDERLY PEOPLE
Takehiro, K. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-31-3
COMPARISONS OF WALKING-BASED TRAINING
TECHNIQUES IN COPD
Pomidori, L. et al [Italy]
PO-CPP-31-4
ASSESSING BALANCE PERFORMANCE: INTRASESSION RELIABILITY OF A WOBBLE BOARD
Fusco, A. et al [Italy]
PO-CPP-35 Psychology 2
Chair(s):
Amesberger, G. [Austria]
PO-CPP-35-1
VISUAL PERCEPTION AND DECISION MAKING IN
DYNAMIC ENVIRONMENTS. AN EXPERIMENTAL
STUDY IN VOLLEYBALL
Velentzas, K. et al [Germany]
PO-CPP-35-2
TEMPORAL FEATURES OF DIFFERENT MOTOR
IMAGERY TASKS FOR YOUNG AND OLDER ADULTS
IN LOCOMOTION.
Iasevoli, L. et al [Italy]
PO-CPP-35-3
BEHAVIOR OF COPING STRATEGIES IN SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMERS AT DIFFERENT TIMES.
Ponciano, K. et al [Brazil]
PO-CPP-35-4
DEVELOPMENTAL DIFFERENCES IN ACHIEVING
PSYCHOSOCIAL DEVELOPMENTAL TASKS AND
PSYCHOLOGICAL COMPETITIVE ABILITY AMONG
MALE JAPANESE ATHLETES
Takenouchi, T. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-35-5
MENTAL TOUGHNESS AND SELF-AFFIRMATIONS
FOLLOWING PERCEIVED THREAT
Meggs, J. et al [United Kingdom]
PO-CPP-31-5
RE-TEST RELIABILITY OF BALANCE TESTS IN PRESCHOOL CHILDREN
Freudenthaler, T. et al [Austria]
PO-CPP-31-6
ANALYSIS OF TWO SPECIFIC JUMPS <CHANGEMENT AND ECHAPPÉ> IN FEMALE BALLET DANCERS
Mannacio, E. et al [Italy]
PO-CPP-31-7
A STUDY OF SPRINT-ASSISTED TRAINING FOR
PARA-SWIMMERS
TANAKA, T. et al [Japan]
61
Saturday, July 9th
BODY PERCEPTION OF PEOPLE WITH MULTIPLE
SCLEROSIS
Fracca, I. et al [Italy]
Gallery-Level I
PO-CPP-04-7
13:00 - 14:00
PO-CPP-04 Coaching & Adapted Physical Activity
Chair(s):
Werner, I. [Austria]
PO-CPP-04-1
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SPRINT PERFORMANCE AND VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL
PERFORMANCE TASKS IN FEMALE FIELD SPORT
ATHLETES
Monahan, M. et al [Ireland]
PO-CPP-04-2
COUNSELLING OF COACHES ENHANCED BY
SPORTS SCIENCE
Weber, J. et al [Germany]
PO-CPP-04-3
DIFFUSION OF THE LONG-TERM ATHLETE DEVELOPMENT MODEL IN CANADIAN COACHES
Trudeau, F. et al [Canada]
PO-CPP-04-4
EFFECT OF A STATIONARY ARMCRANK PEDALING
TRAINING PROGRAM ON THE LEVEL OF AUTONOMY , ANAEROBIC PERFORMANCE, SPIROMETRIC
FUNCTION AND HEART RATE VARIABILITY IN
PERSONS WITH TETRAPLEGIA
Sinz, S. et al [Spain]
PO-CPP-08-6
PO-CPP-12-4
ACTIVE VERSUS PASSIVE TRANSPORTATION TO
SCHOOL: HEALTH MOMENT IN THE SCHOOL.
Martinez-Martinez, J. [Spain]
THE NEED FOR EMG NORMALIZATION METHODS
FROM A CLINICAL PERSEPECTIVE
Kratzenstein, S. et al [Germany]
PO-CPP-08-7
PO-CPP-12-5
ARE MODERATE AND VIGOROUS INTENSITY ASSOCIATED WITH CHILDREN’S SELF-PACED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY RELATED TO HEALTH AND FITNESS
OUTCOME?
Moghaddaszadeh, A. et al [Canada]
PROTECTIVE EFFECTS OF QUERCETIN SUPPLEMENTATION ON MUSCLE DAMAGE AND NEUROMUSCULAR IMPAIRMENT INDUCED BY ECCENTRIC
CONTRACTIONS
Patrizio, F. et al [Italy]
PO-CPP-08-8
PO-CPP-12-6
Chair(s):
Titze, S. [Austria]
THE EFFECTS OF A NINE MONTH INTRADIALYTIC
EXERCISE PROGRAM ON FUNCTIONAL CAPACITY AND FATIGUE SYMPTOMS IN HEMODIALYSIS
PATIENTS
Giannaki, C. et al [Cyprus]
NEUROMUSCULAR FUNCTION OF THE QUADRICEPS MUSCLE IN GONARTHROSIS PATIENTS
Mau-Moeller, A. et al [Germany]
PO-CPP-08-1
PO-CPP-08-9
CARDIOVASCULAR ADAPTATION TO EARLY SPORT
ACTIVITY IN RECENT SPINAL CORD INJURY SUBJECTS
Merati, G. et al [Italy]
SECULAR TREND IN MENTAL HEALTH AMONG
ADOLESCENTS IN NATURAL DISASTER AREAS
Suzuki, K. et al [Japan]
THE EFFECT OF INTERMITTENT HYPOXIC TRAINING
ON BLOOD ANTIOXIDANT STATUS IN SWIMMERS
Poprzecki, S. [Poland]
PO-CPP-08-2
ASSOCIATION BETWEEN HAND GRIP STRENGTH
AND PHYSICAL FITNESS TEST PERFORMANCE
FROM A LARGE SAMPLE <10-18 YEARS> OF
HUNGARIAN SCHOOL CHILDREN
Karsai, I. et al [Hungary]
PO-CPP-08-3
PROFILE IN PHYSICAL FITNESS IN CHILDREN AGED
3-6 YEARS
Torres-Luque, G. et al [Spain]
PO-CPP-12 Neuromuscular
Physiology 2
Chair(s):
Nicol, C. [France]
PO-CPP-12-1
A MULTILEVEL ANALYSIS OF CHILDREN AEROBIC
FITNESS
Maia, J. et al [Portugal]
PO-CPP-08-5
PO-CPP-12-2
Poster
PO-CPP-04-5
BODY COMPOSITION ASSESSMENT IN SPINAL
CORD INJURED WHEELCHAIR ATHLETES
Cavedon, V. et al [Italy]
PO-CPP-04-6
PHYSIQUE AND PHYSICAL STRENGTH IN BOYS
WITH DIFFERENT LEVELS OF FAT ACCUMULATION
AND BMI-ANALYSIS ON SOUTH KOREAN JUNIOR
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS Tanaka, N. et al [Japan]
DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF AN EXERCISE
DEVICE FOR USE IN AN LBNP BOX
Baptista, R. et al [Brazil]
PO-CPP-12-8
EFFECT OF PELVIC TILT ON ABDOMINAL MUSCLE
ACTIVITY DURING ABDOMINAL HOLLOWING
-AN ULTRASONIC SHEAR WAVE ELASTOGRAPHY
STUDYShimizu, I. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-16-3
Po
EFFECTS OF HYPEROXIA ON MUSCULAR ENDURANCE
Kojima, Y. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-16-4
THE EFFECTS OF RUNNING AN ULTRA TRAIL RUN
OF 130 KILOMETERS – A CASE REPORT
Wegmayr, C. [Austria]
PO-CPP-16-5
MUSCLE OXYGENATION CHANGES DURING THE
EXERCISE AND THE RECOVERY PHASES OF REPEATED SPRINTS OF DIFFERENT DURATIONS
Smilios, I. et al [Greece]
PO-CPP-16-6
EFFECTS OF NITRATE ON O2 COST OF EXERCISE IN
HEALTHY ELDERLY MEN
Dal Sacco, L. et al [Italy]
PO-CPP-16-7
EFFECT OF PALM PRE-COOLING WITHOUT NEGATIVE PRESSURE ON ENDURANCE PERFORMANCE
IN HOT ENVIRONMENT
Masuda, Y. et al [Japan]
LONGITUDINAL CHANGES IN MUSCLE SIZE AND
FUNCTION DURING A 5 YEAR FOLLOW UP STUDY
IN OLDER MEN AND WOMEN
Cameron, J. et al [United Kingdom]
PO-CPP-08-4
PO-CPP-12-7
MANS
Papadopetraki, A. et al [Greece]
AGE-RELATED INCREASE IN MUSCLE DEFORMABILITY OF THE RECTUS FEMORIS: RELEVANCE TO
SARCOPENIA
Tanaka, F. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-12-3
CIRCULATING MIRNAS AS EARLY BIOMARKERS OF
SKELETAL MUSCLE DENERVATION IN RATS
SIRACUSA, J. et al [France]
Chair(s):
Chair(s):
PO-CPP-16-1
CYTOKINES LEVELS IN HIPPOCAMPAL FORMATION OF RATS SUBMITTED TO DIFFERENT EXERCISE
MODELS
Arida, R. [Brazil]
PO-CPP-16-2
FUNCTIONAL AND CORTISOL RESPONSES AFTER
EXERCISE INDUCED MUSCLE DAMAGE IN HU-
PO-CPP-20-1
EFFECTS OF ENDURANCE EXERCISE AND PDTC ON
SKELETAL MUSCLE ENERGY METABOLISM GENE
EXPRESSION IN RATS FED A HIGH-FAT DIET
Hu, M. et al [China]
PO-CPP-20-2
CARBOHYDRATE SUPPLEMENTATION ALLEVIATES
NEUROMUSCULAR FATIGUE DURING PROLONGED CYCLING
Dekerle, J. et al [United Kingdom]
ROLE OF ADAPTED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY <APA>
IN QUALITY OF LIFE, MOOD, SOCIALIZATION,
62
oster
PO-CPP-20-3
PO-CPP-24-1
THE USE OF GOL SCALE TO MEASURE PERCEIVED
EXERTION IN SOCCER
Polito, L.F.T. et al [Brazil]
THERAPEUTIC PERCUTANEOUS ELECTROLYSIS
<EPTE®> COMBINED WITH ISOINERTIAL ECCENTRIC EXERCISE FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF
CHRONIC PATELLAR TENDINOPATHY: A 3 MONTH
FOLLOW-UP STUDY
Fernández, Á. et al [Spain]
PO-CPP-20-4
BIOCHEMICAL AND FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS OF
MUSCLE RESPONSE TO A HIGH INTENSITY CONCENTRIC EXERCISE
Illera, V. et al [Spain]
PO-CPP-20-5
PERCEIVED EXERTION IS LOWER IN RUNNING
THAN WALKING AT THE SAME HEART RATE AND
LACTATE LEVEL
Sakamoto, M. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-20-6
BASKETBALL MATCH-INDUCED DEHYDRATION IS
RELATED TO A REDUCED JUMP HEIGHT AFTER A
MATCH IN YOUNG BASKETBALL PLAYERS
Díaz-Castro, F. et al [Chile]
PO-CPP-20-7
EFFECT OF 12 WEEKS EXERCISE PROGRAM ON CIRCULATING LEVELS OF WNT INHIBITORS IN BREAST
CANCER SURVIVORS
Yeh, B. et al [Korea, South]
PO-CPP-20-8
GENDER DIFFERENCES IN SALIVARY HORMONES
AND PERCEPTION OF EXERTION OF ELITE VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS DURING TOURNAMENT
Peñailillo, L. et al [Chile]
PO-CPP-20-9
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BALANCE, ENDURANCE OF CORE MUSCLES AND ANAEROBIC
PERFORMANCE IN PROFESSIONAL BASKETBALL
PLAYERS
Aksen Cengizhan, P. et al [Turkey]
PO-CPP-24 Sports Medicine &
Orthopaedics 2
Chair(s):
PO-CPP-24-2
13:00 - 14:00
Chair(s):
Lames, M. [Germany]
PO-CPP-28-1
LEG DOMINANCE AND BONE CROSS-SECTIONAL
GEOMETRY OF THE PROXIMAL FEMUR IN ELITE
CRICKET FAST BOWLERS
Hind, K. et al [United Kingdom]
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THROWING VELOCITY AND SHOULDER INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL
STRENGTHS IN JAPANESE WATER POLO PLAYERS
AGED 9 – 18 YEARS
Komori, Y. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-24-3
PO-CPP-28-2
MUSCLE STRENGTH CHARACTERISTICS OF ANKLE
AND TOE IN RUNNERS WITH HISTORY OF MEDIAL
TIBIAL STRESS SYNDROME
Saeki, J. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-24-4
IMPACT OF THREE-POINT WALKING IN WOMEN
WITH TOE DEFORMITY
Nogami, Y. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-24-5
NON-ELITE ATHLETES WITH VENTRICULAR PREMATURE BEATS: WHAT IS THE ARRHYTHMIC BURDEN
CONTINUING INTENSE TRAINING?
TRANCHITA, E. et al [Italy]
PO-CPP-24-6
DYNAMIC KNEE VALGUS INFLUENCES ANGULAR
IMPLUSES IN THE LOWER EXTREMITY DURING
THE DECCELERATION PHASE OF A SINGLE-LEG
LANDING
Tamura, A. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-24-7
TRAINING LOAD AND SUBSEQUENT WELLNESS
UNDERTAKEN BY AN ELITE SOCCER GOALKEEPER:
A CASE STUDY REPORT
Malone, J. et al [United Kingdom]
PO-CPP-28-3
COMPARISION OF DIFFERENT EVALUATION METHODS OF PROFESSIONAL SOCCER PLAYERS’ PHYSICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Bizati, Ö. [Turkey]
PO-CPP-28-4
THE EFFECTS OF ISOKINETIC HIP FLEXION AND
EXTENSION TRAINING FOR MEN’S UNIVERSITY
FOOTBALL PLAYERS
Miyagi, O. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-28-5
LACTATE TURN POINTS IN INCREMENTAL LEG
CYCLE ERGOMETER AND BICEPS CURL EXERCISE
Müller, A. et al [Austria]
PO-CPP-28-6
IMMEDIATE CHANGES IN MEDIAL ELBOW LAXITY
DURING REPETITIVE THROWING IN HIGH SCHOOL
BASEBALL PLAYERS
Hattori, H. et al [Japan]
ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN DYNAMIC KNEE VALGUS, AND ABDOMINAL AND HIP ABDUCTOR
MUSCLES ACTIVATION DURING SINGLE-LEG
SQUATS
Takuya, A. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-24-8
PO-CPP-28-7
VIDEO ANALYSIS OF HEAD INJURIES CAUSED BY
TACKLING IN COLLEGE RUGBY UNION PLAYERS
Keita, S. et al [Japan]
USING TIME TO EXHAUSTION IN THE UNIVERSITÉ
DE MONTRÉAL TRACK TEST TO EVALUATE MAXIMUM OXYGEN UPTAKE IN THE TRACK FIELD FOR
FEMALE MASTER RECREATIONAL RUNNERS
Bonet, J.B. et al [Spain]
PO-CPP-28-8
ARE CURRENT EXHAUSTION CRITERIA FOR PHYSICAL EXERCISE TESTING HIGH ENOUGH TO SUFFICIENTLY DETERMINE VO2MAX?
Knaier, R. et al [Switzerland]
PO-CPP-32 Physical Education
& Pedagogics 2
Chair(s):
Paoli, A. [Italy]
PO-CPP-32-1
HEALTH-RELATED QOL <QUALITY OF LIFE> AND
SOC <SENSE OF COHERENCE> OF JUDO EXPERTS
<HIGH RANK DAN HOLDERS> AND SENIOR
PLAYERS
Ryosuke, O. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-32-2
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE OBJECTIVE AND
SUBJECTIVE EVALUATION OF CHILDREN’S
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVEL BY THEIR PARENTS AND
NURSERY SCHOOL TEACHERS
Ishizawa, J. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-32-3
COMPARISON OF PHYSICAL FITNESS OF CHILDREN
BETWEEN TWO DIFFERENT AREAS OF SNOW COLD
REGIONS IN JAPAN
Nagatani, M. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-32-4
EFFECTS ON VERTICAL JUMP ABILITIES OF ELEMENTARY STUDENTS DURING PROGRAMING PLAY IN
THE MORNING
Omiya, S. et al [Japan]
PO-CPP-32-5
EFFECTS OF DIFFERENCIAL AND TRADITIONAL
TEACHING METHODS IN CHINESE HEALTH QIGONG ON CONCENTRATION, MINDFULNESS AND
EMOTIONAL STATE
Hellmich, A.C. et al [Germany]
PO-CPP-36 Sport Statistics &
Analysis
Chair(s):
Baca, A. [Austria]
PO-CPP-36-1
LOW BACK PAIN IN PROFESSIONAL VOLLEYBALL
AND HANDBALL PLAYERS
Frangež, M. et al [Slovenia]
PO-CPP-36-2
CHAMPIONS’ TATICS: DO THEY DIFFER FROM
THOSE OF OTHER COMPETITORS?
Wu, Y.T. et al [Taiwan]
PO-CPP-36-3
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF DECATHLON: A NEW
APPROACH.
Ciacci, S. et al [Italy]
PO-CPP-36-4
COLLECTIVE PERFORMANCE IN RUGBY UNION: XV
DE FRANCE VS NEW-ZEALAND.
Saulière, G. [France]
PO-CPP-36-5
COMPARING THE SPATIAL INFORMATION IN OFFENSIVE STRATEGY AND SCORING STYLE BETWEEN
WINNING AND LOSING TEAMS OF BASKETBALL
GAMES
Lan, Y.C. et al [Taiwan]
PO-CPP-36-6
HAND POSITIONING EFFECTIVENESS IN BLOCKING
IN HIGH-LEVEL FEMALE VOLLEYBALL
Gubellini, L. et al [Italy]
PO-CPP-36-7
AEROBIC PHYSICAL ACTIVITY ASSESSED WITH
FOUR DIFFERENT METHODS IN FINNISH POPULATION SAMPLE
Hukkanen, H. et al [Finland]
PO-CPP-32-6
CONDITIONAL SKILL DEVELOPMENT IN PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
Bodó, D. et al [Hungary]
63
e-Poster
Adapted Physical Activity
Biomechanics
EP-UD01-1-1
EP-UD01-2-1
COMPARISON OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
ATTRIBUTABLE TO NEIGHBOURHOOD
ENVIRONMENT BETWEEN CHILDREN
IN AN EARTHQUAKE- AND TSUNAMIAFFECTED AREA AND THOSE IN UNAFFECTED AREA
Okazaki, K. et al [Japan]
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MECHANICAL STRESS AND INJURY AROUND THE
HIP JOINT DUE TO KICKING ACTION IN
FOOTBALL.
Murakami, K. [Japan]
EP-UD01-1-2
EP-UD01-2-2
AN INVESTIGATION OF WITHIN AND BETWEEN DAY TEST- RETEST RELIABILITY OF
A NEW REACTIVE AGILITY TEST ‘VECTOR’
COMPARED TO THE ‘GOLD STANDARD’
T DRILL TEST
Alhammad, A. et al [United Kingdom]
EP-UD01-2-8
EFFECT OF REPEATED SHORT-DISTANCE
SPRINTS IN ADDITION TO A STANDARDIZED WARM-UP ROUTINE ON SWING
VELOCITY
Nakamura, M. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-2-9
MORPHOLOGICAL COMPARISON OF UPPER LIMBS OF RUSSIAN JUNIOR JUDOKAS IN VARIOUS WEIGHT CATEGORIES
Elipkhanov, S. et al [Russia]
MEASUREMENT UNIT
Kosaka, Μ. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-2-16
HEAD IMPACT MECHANISMS DURING
PRACTICE FOR SOCCER OF JUNIOR
ATHLETES
OSULLIVAN, D. [Korea, South]
EP-UD01-2-17
SHOE MIDSOLE HARDNESS EFFECTS
ON PLANTAR FORCE DURING HEEL-TOE
RUNNING
Horiguchi, Y. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-2-24
EP-UD01-3-8
CORRELATION BETWEEN THE CONFORT
OF RUNNING SHOES AND ANTHROPOMETRIC CHARACTERISTICS OF FEET OF
THE RUNNER`S
Ribeiro, A.P. et al [Brazil]
KINEMATIC ANALYSIS OF JAVELIN
THROWING IN JAPNESE ELITE THROWER.
Koyama, Y. et al [Japan]
Coaching
OPTIMAL TRAINING LOAD FOR DEVELOPING MUSCULAR POWER
Lyons, M. et al [Ireland]
EP-UD01-3-1
EP-UD01-3-10
THE ACUTE EFFECTS OF POST-ACTIVATION POTENTIATION ON SHOT PUT
PERFORMANCE IN FEMALE THROWERS
Kontou, E. et al [Greece]
EFFECTS OF ALTITUDE CONCURENT
STRENGTH AND ENDURANCE TRAINING
ON NEUROMUSCULAR FUNCTION
Strojnik, V. et al [Slovenia]
EP-UD01-3-2
EP-UD01-3-11
THE CHARACTERISTICS OF TURN
RHYTHM PATTERNS IN THE MEN’S HAMMER THROW
Hirose, K. et al [Japan]
QUANTITATIVELY MEASURED VARIATION
OF PLAY BY SUBSTITUTED TEAM MEMBERS IN BALL GAMES
Tazuke, S. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-3-3
EP-UD01-3-12
A STUDY OF THE “IDEAL COACH” FOR
THE ELITE LEVEL RUGBY FOOTBALL PLAYERS IN JAPAN
Washiya, K. et al [Japan]
SKILL TESTS FOCUSING ON BALL MANIPULATION AND AGILITY IN BASKETBALL
CLASSES FOR PHYSICAL EDUCATION
MAJORS
KAWAZURA, T. et al [Japan]
e-Poster
EPIDEMIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF THE
BRAZILIAN PARALYMPIC ATHLETES OF
THE MODALITIES OF SWIMMING AND
ATHLETICS
Silva, A. et al [Brazil]
EP-UD01-1-3
EP-UD01-2-3
THE MOVEMENT SPEED OF DURING THE
GAME IN AMPUTEE SOCCER
Maehana, H. et al [Japan]
JUMP PERFORMANCE OF MALE VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS: COMPARATIVE STUDY
AMONG AGE CATEGORIES
Busko, K. et al [Poland]
EP-UD01-1-4
EP-UD01-2-4
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE SUBJECTIVE
EFFORT AND THE OBJECTIVE PERFORMANCE IN BADMINTON SERVICE AND
THE GRIP:IN THE CASE OF THREE PARABADMINTON PLAYERS IN JAPAN
KANEKO, M. et al [Japan]
A CROSS-SECTIONAL INVESTIGATION OF
THE AGE-RELATED DEVELOPMENT OF
POWER EXERTION IN THE LOWER LIMB
AMONG JAPANESE SPEED SKATERS
Yuda, J. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-1-5
EFFECT OF NEUROBIKE CYCLING ON EEG
BRAIN ACTIVITY AND MATHEMATICAL
PERFORMANCE: AN INTERVENTION
STUDY
John, A. et al [Germany]
EFFECTS OF A PROGRESSIVE RESISTANCE
EXERCISE PROGRAM ON ISOKINETIC LEG
STRENGTH OF INDIVIDUALS WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES
Barros, J.F. et al [Brazil]
EP-UD01-1-6
PALMAR’S PREENSION STRENGTH,
LUMBAR AND LOWER LIMBS IN BEARERS OF MENTAL DEFICIENCY WITH AND
WITHOUT DOWN’S SYNDROME
Magalhães, G.L. et al [Brazil]
EP-UD01-1-7
EVALUATION OF PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE AMONG CHILDREN PRACTISING
ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS, RHYTHMIC
GYMNASTICS AND ATHLETICS
Argeitaki, P. et al [Greece]
64
EP-UD01-2-5
EP-UD01-2-6
MUSCLE ACTIVITIES AND MECHANICAL
PROPERTIES ON KNEE EXTENSOR MUSCLES UNDER ISOMETRIC CONDITION
Tanaka, S. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-2-7
MUSCLE ACTIVITIES AND MECHANICAL
PROPERTIES OF THIGH MUSCLE DURING
ISOKINETIC KNEE EXTENSOR MUSCLE.
Imawaka, T. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-2-10
DIFFERENCES IN MUSCULAR ACTIVATION
PATTERNS DURING ELASTIC AND WEIGHT
RESISTANCE TRAINING
Ronca, F. et al [United Kingdom]
EP-UD01-2-11
A STUDY OF THE STRUCTURE OF THE
COMPETITIVE ROUTINES ON HORIZONTAL BAR
Angelov, V. et al [Bulgaria]
EP-UD01-2-12
BIOMECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS
OF THE RADIUS OF CURVATURE ON A
NON-MOTORIZED CURVED TREADMILL
WALKING AND RUNNING
Kim, S.Y. et al [Korea, South]
EP-UD01-2-13
RUNNING AT DIFFERENT SPEEDS, THE
ROLE OF THE INTACT AND PROSTHETIC
LIMBS FOR TRANS-TIBIAL AMPUTEES
Strike, S. [United Kingdom]
EP-UD01-2-14
BIOMECHANICAL COMPARISON OF
VERTICAL JUMP PERFORMANCE DURING
TAKE-OFF PHASE BETWEEN LAND AND
WATER ENVIRONMENTS
Chen, W.C. [Taiwan]
EP-UD01-2-15
ACCURACY OF THREE-DIMENSIONAL
MEASUREMENT FOR HIP, KNEE, AND
ANKLE JOINT ANGLES DURING WALKING AND RUNNING BY USING INERTIAL
EP-UD01-2-18
THE DIFFERENCE IN THE IMPACT OF THE
HEAD DURING USHIRO-UKEMI AND
UKEMI OF OSOTOGARI IN JUDO
Yoshida, T. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-2-19
SHEAR WAVE ELASTOGRAPHY OF MUSCLE AND TENDON BEFORE AND AFTER
DYNAMIC STRETCHING: A PILOT STUDY.
Pamboris, G. et al [United Kingdom]
EP-UD01-2-20
KINETIC ANALYSIS OF PELVIS HORIZONTAL ROTATION OF ANGLED INSTEP
KICKING IN SOCCER
Inoue, K. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-2-21
RELATIONSHIP MAXIMAL AND EXPLOSIVE POWER TO PERFORMANCE OF
MOTOR ACTIONS IN WEIGHTLIFTING
Sivokhin, I. et al [Kazakhstan]
EP-UD01-2-22
HIP ROTATION AS A PREDISPOSING
FACTOR OF THE SCREENING TESTS FOR
ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT INJURY
IN FEMALE ATHLETES
Yasuda, T. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-2-23
LOWER LEG QUASI-STATIC STIFFNESS
RELATED TO INJURY IN ELITE NETBALLERS
Pickering Rodriguez, E.C. et al [Australia]
EP-UD01-3-9
EP-UD01-3-4
THE POST ACTIVATION POTENTIATION
EFFECTS OF PLYOMETRIC EXERCISES ON
JUMPPERFORMANCE IN WELL TRAINED
GYMNASTS
DALLAS, G. et al [Greece]
EP-UD01-3-13
EP-UD01-3-5
EFFECTS OF THE LONG TIME CYCLING ON
THE OUTPUT OF THE LOWER EXTREMITY
MUSCLES IN THE BIKE COMPETITION
Tago, T. et al [Japan]
THE ALTERNATION OF BRAIN ACTIVITY
IN FRONTAL CORTEX WITH PROFICIENCY
LEVELS IN TRAMPOLINE ATHLETES
YAMAZAKI, K. et al [Japan]
SELECTION OF THE OLDEST: RELATIVE AGE
EFFECTS IN THE UEFA YOUTH LEAGUE
Romann, M. et al [Switzerland]
EP-UD01-3-14
EP-UD01-3-15
EFFECTIVENESS OF TACTICAL ACTIONS IN
ELITE MEN’S ÉPÉE
Iglesias, X. et al [Spain]
THE ANALYSIS OF TACTICAL SKILLS IN
BALL GAMES IN LOWER GRADE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHILDREN
Okuda, T. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-3-7
EP-UD01-3-16
WORK TO REST RATIO IN FENCING: A
ELITE MEN’S ÉPÉE STUDY
TARRAGO, R. et al [Spain]
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SPRINTING
ABILITY WITH CHANGE OF DIRECTION IN
THE REACTIVE CONDITION AND REAC-
EP-UD01-3-6
e-Poster screens - Level I
TION TIME IN FEMALE SOCCER PLAYERS
Iguchi, Y. et al [Japan]
Health and Fitness
EP-UD01-4-8
EP-UD01-4-16
EP-UD01-4-23
STREGTH TRAINING USAGEWITH SKOLIOSIS OF S II DEGREE IN VIEW OF BODY
DEFECTS FOR GIRLS 17-19 YEARS OLD
Shklyarenko, A. et al [Russia]
RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN DIETING
METHOD AND THE FACTORS OF GENDER DIFFERENCE AND NUTRITIONAL
KNOWLEDGE AMONG ATHLETES AND
DIETITIANS
Miyata, M. et al [Japan]
CANCER SURVIVORS’ PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
AND CHRONIC COMORBIDITY CONDITIONS: KOREA NATIONAL HEALTH AND
NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY
2008-2011
Lee, H. et al [Korea, South]
EP-UD01-4-17
EP-UD01-4-24
SHORT TERM SECULAR CHANGE IN
BODY SIZE AND PHYSICAL FITNESS OF
YOUTH 7-15 YEARS IN SOUTHWESTERN
POLAND: 2001-2002 AND 2010-2011
Ignasiak, Z. et al [Poland]
EFFECT INSPECTION OF ”WALK” AMONG
CHILDREN
Shikano, A. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-4-1
EP-UD01-4-9
COMPARISON OF UPPER BODY
STRENGTH GAINS BETWEEN MEN AND
WOMEN AFTER 10 WEEKS OF RESISTANCE
TRAINING
Gentil, P. et al [Brazil]
HYPERGLYCEMIA IS REDUCED AT POSTPRANDIAL MOMENTS OF 24 HOURS
AFTER LOW INTENSITY RESISTANCE EXERCISE IN WOMEN WITH TYPE 2 DIABETES.
Andrade, K.T.P. et al [Brazil]
EP-UD01-4-2
EP-UD01-4-10
THE ASSOCIATION OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY WITH BODY COMPOSITION AND
GLYCEMIC MARKERS IN MIDDLE-AGED
AND OLDER JAPANESE
Tabata, S. et al [Japan]
DISSIMILARITY IN PERIODIC FLUCTUATION AND SEASONAL VARIATION IN
PHYSICAL GROWTH
Tanaka, H. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-4-3
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LOWER EXTREMITY RANGE OF MOTION, MUSCLE
STRENGTH, AND PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE IN ELDERLY INDIVIDUALS
Jung, H. et al [Japan]
RE-VERIFICATION WITH REGARD
TO SCAMMON’S GROWTH CURVE
－ANALYSIS BASED ON WAVELET
INTERPOLATION MODEL AND CROSS
CORRELATION FUNCTION－
Fujii, K. [Japan]
EP-UD01-4-4
CHANGES OF BODY WEIGHT AND
SELF-IMAGE IN STUDENTS IN SCHOOL
FULL-TIME
Brito, L.M.S. et al [Brazil]
EP-UD01-4-6
EP-UD01-4-11
EP-UD01-4-12
EP-UD01-4-25
TERS DURING SIT-TO-STAND MOVEMENT
IN 801 WOMEN AGED 18–89 YEARS
Nakatani, T. et al [Japan]
TION IN PREADOLESCENTS: A VOLUMETRIC STUDY USING MRI
Dorado, C. et al [Spain]
EP-UD01-4-31
EP-UD01-4-39
PHYSICAL FITNESS OF LITHUANIAN PRIMARY SCHOOL CHILDREN. PILOT STUDY
Cesnaitiene, V. et al [Lithuania]
TRUNK SUBCUTANEOUS FAT IN PREPUBESCENT TENNIS PLAYERS AND SEDENTARY CONTROLS: A VOLUMETRIC STUDY
USING MRI
Sanchis-Moysi, J. et al [Spain]
EP-UD01-4-32
EFFECTS OF RESISTANCE TRAINING WITH
ELASTIC BANDS AT DIFFERENT LEVELS OF
INTENSITY ON THE IMMUNE SYSTEM OF
OLDER ADULTS
Munoz Cutillas, V. et al [Spain]
EXAMINING WEIGHT CONTROL AND
DIET BEHAVIOR AMONG UNIVERSITY STUDENTS IN JAPAN AND SOUTH
KOREA
Ikeda, T.O. et al [Japan]
THE ACTUAL CONDITIONS OF SLEEP,
SUBJECTIVE FATIGUE, MOOD DYSREGULATION TENDENCY, AND INTERNET
ADDICTION TENDENCY AMONG JUNIOR
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS IN A CERTAIN
AREA OF JAPAN
Tanaka, R. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-4-19
EP-UD01-4-26
EFFECTS OF 4 WEEKS OF HORSEBACK
RIDING ON ANXIETY, DEPRESSION, SELFESTEEM IN CHILDREN WITH ADHD
Seo, D.I. et al [Korea, South]
ASSOCIATION BETWEEN SKELETAL MUSCLE MASS AND DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS
IN JAPANESE COMMUNITY-DWELLING
ELDERLY WOMEN : A CROSS-SECTIONAL
STUDY.
Imai, A. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-4-34
EP-UD01-4-27
EP-UD01-4-35
TRAINING EFFCT DURING THE POLARNIGHT IN DIFFERENT CHRONOTYPES
Vitale, J.A. et al [Italy]
VALIDATION OF PHYSICAL FITNESS TEST
BATTERY IN LITHUANIAN PRIMARY
SCHOOL CHILDREN: PILOT STUDY
Mieziene, B. et al [Lithuania]
EP-UD01-4-18
EP-UD01-4-33
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PHYSICAL
ACTIVITY, INACTIVITY AND PHYSICAL
FITNESS AMONG LITHUANIAN PRIMARY
SCHOOL CHILDREN
Emeljanovas, A. et al [Lithuania]
CHANGE IN THE RELATIONSHIP AMONG
SALIVARY BIOMARKERS OF CHILDREN
AND ADOLESCENTS IN THE EARTHQUAKE AND TSUNAMI DISASTER AREA.
Sakamoto, Y. et al [Japan]
e-Poster
SECULAR TRENDS IN PHYSICAL GROWTH
INDICATORS IN INFANTS AND YOUNG
CHILDREN
Saito, N. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-4-5
All days
ONE-YEAR CHANGES IN ACTIVE TRAVEL
TO SCHOOL AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN
CHINESE CHILDREN
Wong, S. et al [China]
EP-UD01-4-7
WHOLE BODY VIBRATION TRAINING AS A
PREVENTIVE WORKPLACE-BASED SPORTS
ACTIVITY: A RCT
Kaeding, T.S. et al [Germany]
ASSOCIATIONS AMONG NEIGHBOURHOOD ENVIRONMENT, PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, AND QUALITY OF LIFE: AN ECOLOGICAL STRUCTURAL MODEL IN ADULTS
Karteroliotis, K. et al [Greece]
EP-UD01-4-13
DIFFERENCES IN THE REASON FOR DIETING BETWEEN GENDERS AND JAPANESE
AND ASIAN OVERSEAS STUDENTS
Sakaguchi, H. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-4-14
EFFECTS OF INTERACTIVE VIDEO GAMES
ON BRAIN AND CARDIOVASCULAR
RESPONSES IN ELDERLY
Widjaja, W. [Thailand]
EP-UD01-4-15
ANNUAL TRENDS DUE TO THE EFFECTS
OF THE GREAT EAST JAPAN EARTHQUAKE TO THE PHYSICAL FITNESS OF
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
Watanabe, T. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-4-20
PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE AND THE
DIURNAL CYCLE OF CORTISOL IN OLDER
ADULTS WITH AND WITHOUT COGNITIVE
IMPAIRMENT
Tortosa-Martínez, J. et al [Spain]
EP-UD01-4-21
EP-UD01-4-28
CHANGES IN OXIDATIVE STRESS MARKERS OF MUSCLE INJURY IN RESPONSE TO
CROSSFIT TRAINING
Sadowska-Krępa, E. et al [Poland]
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVEL AND ITS
CORRELATES IN THE CROATIAN ADULT
POPULATION
Rakovac, M. et al [Croatia]
EP-UD01-4-22
EP-UD01-4-29
IMPROVEMENT IN SLEEP, TASK EXECUTION, AND FUNCTIONING OF THE
AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM OF
CHILDREN DURING LONG-DURATION
CAMPING <30 NIGHTS AND 31 DAYS>
Noi, S. et al [Japan]
THE DECREASE IN BLOOD CHOLESTEROL
INDUCED BY NORDIC WALKING TRAINING IS MODULATED BY VITAMIN D SUPPLEMENTATION IN ELDERLY WOMEN
Kortas, J. et al [Poland]
EP-UD01-4-37
EP-UD01-4-30
EP-UD01-4-38
AGE-ASSOCIATED CHANGES OF
GROUND REACTION FORCE PARAME-
TENNIS PLAYING LIMITS UPPER EXTREMITY SUBCUTANEOUS FAT ACCUMULA-
EP-UD01-4-36
LEAN BODY MASS INCREASE COULD
SLOW DECREASE IN RESTING METABOLIC
RATE AFTER WEIGHT LOSS
Castro, E. et al [Spain]
ADOLESCENTS ATHLETES AND NONATHLETES: DO THEY DIFFER IN HEIGHT,
WEIGHT AND BMI?
Markovic, L. et al [Serbia]
EP-UD01-4-40
DIFFERENCES IN ANTHROPOMETRIC
CHARACTERISTICS BETWEEN CHILDREN
SOCCER PLAYERS: TODAY AND EIGHTEEN YEARS AGO
Gusic, M. et al [Serbia]
EP-UD01-4-41
EFFECT OF EXPIRATORY MUSCLE
STRENGTH TRAINING INTERVENTION ON
THE MAXIMUM EXPIRATORY PRESSURE
OF PARKINSON DISEASE PATIENTS
Kuo, Y.C. et al [Taiwan]
EP-UD01-4-42
ARTIFICAL CO2-WATER BATHING
IMPROVED MUSCLE FLEXIBILITY AND
HARDNESS IN MALE COLLEGE STUDENTS
Yamamoto, N. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-4-43
THE INFLUENCE OF GROUP STAY ACTIVITY ON MORNING BODY TEMPERATURE
AND ABILITY TO GET UP AFTER SLEEP IN
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 5TH GRADERS
Hisakawa, H. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-4-44
QUALITY OF LIFE IN THE SUBJECTIVE
EVALUATION OF THE ELDERLY IN POLAND
Sławińska, T. et al [Poland]
EP-UD01-4-45
MARCHING IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION:
REPORTING ON THE BENEFITS OF A
HOLISTIC HEALTHY LIFESTYLE INTERVENTION FOR EMIRATI NATIONAL SERVICE
RECRUITS.
Al Shehhi, M. et al [United Kingdom]
65
e-Poster
EP-UD01-4-46
EP-UD01-4-54
EP-UD01-4-62
DESCRIPTIVE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, BODY COMPOSITION AND
QUALITY OF LIFE AMONG BRAZILIAN
MILITARY POLICE OFFICERS
Barbosa, W. et al [Brazil]
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY DID NOT ALTER
WEIGHT LOSS AND BODY COMPOSITION OF WOMEN AFTER 6 MONTHS OF
BARIATRIC SURGERY
Simoes, R.A. et al [Brazil]
IRISIN LEVELS IN THE BLOOD OF WOMEN
OF DIFFERENT BODY MASS UNDER
FASTING CONDITIONS AND AFTER A
10-MINUTE EXERCISE
Murawska-Cialowicz, E. et al [Poland]
EP-UD01-4-47
EP-UD01-4-55
EP-UD01-4-63
EP-UD01-5-1
STAIR DESCENDING EXERCISE INDUCED
PHYSIOLOGICAL BUT NOT BIOCHEMICAL
ADAPTATIONS IN ELDERLY MALES WITH
CHRONIC CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE
Theodorou, A.A. et al [Cyprus]
ADAPTATIONS IN MUSCLE MASS AND
MOTOR FUNCTION DURING RESISTANCE
TRAINING WITH ELASTIC BANDS AT DIFFERENT INTENSITIES IN OLDER ADULTS
Gargallo, P. et al [Spain]
THE ATTITUDE OF STUDENTS TOWARDS
THEIR HEALTH: MODERN TENDENCIES
AND BEHAVIOURAL RISKS
Fyodorov, A. et al [Russia]
CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE ABOUT
ELEMENTS FOR PARALLEL BAR PERFORMANCE IN MEN’S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS
“ANALYSIS FROM JAPANESE JOURNALS”
Nakasone, M. [Japan]
EP-UD01-6-7
EP-UD01-4-48
EP-UD01-4-56
COMBINED EFFECTS OF 17-BETA-ESTRADIOL AND EXERCISE TRAINING PROTECTS
AGAINST CARDIAC APOPTOSIS IN
OVARIECTOMIZED RATS
Lin, Y.Y. et al [Taiwan]
COMPARISON OF MOTOR SKILL LEVELS
BETWEEN EXPERTS AND NON-EXPERTS
ACCORDING TO THE EFFECT OF INTERNAL TIMING TRAINING WITH NONINVASIVE BRAIN STIMULATION<TDCS>
ON THE EXTERNAL TIMING TASK
Seo, H.J. et al [Korea, South]
IMPROVEMENT OF ANIOXIDANT CAPACITY IN PRE-DIABETIC MEN AFTER ECCENTRIC HYPOXIC EXERCISE TRAINING
Klarod, K. et al [Austria]
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AMOUNT
OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND SLEEP HABITS IN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
Sasaki, H. et al [Japan]
PHYSICAL TRAINING AND THE BLOOD
PRESSURE OF UNMEDICATED HYPERTENSIVE WORKERS
Mello, A.M. et al [Brazil]
Molecular Biology and
Biochemistry
EP-UD01-6-8
EP-UD01-7-7
EP-UD01-4-65
EP-UD01-6-1
EP-UD01-4-49
EP-UD01-4-57
BRAIN INFORMATION PROCESSING OF
FOOTBALL PLAYERS DURING DECISION
MAKING
Matsutake, T. et al [Japan]
THE EFFECT OF SLEEP ON RECOVERY
FROM CENTRAL FATIGUE
Shioda, K. et al [Japan]
EFFECTS OF GROUP EXERCISE CLASS FOR
REGIONAL ELDER PEOPLE HELD AT THE
UNIVERSITY ON FUNCTIONAL FITNESS
AND HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE
Ishizaki, S. et al [Japan]
CHRONIC RAPAMYCIN ADMINISTRATION
FURTHER STRENGTHEN EXERCISE-INDUCED MRNA EXPRESSION OF PROTEIN
INVOLVED IN ENERGY METABOLISM IN
RATS FED A HIGH–FAT DIET
Liao, B. et al [China]
COMPARISON ACCORDING TO NUMBER
OF YEARS OF PARTICIPATION –
Nakagaichi, M. [Japan]
History
EP-UD01-6-6
EP-UD01-7-5
SOCS3 ABLATION IN LEPTIN RECEPTOREXPRESSING CELLS INHIBITS GLUCONEOGENESIS AND PREDISPOSES MICE
TO HYPOGLYCEMIA AFTER PROLONGED
FASTING
Pedroso, J.A. et al [Brazil]
INFLUENCE OF ASCENDING OR DESCENDING FORCE OUTPUT ON THE
ACCURACY TO THE TARGET FORCE
Hayami, T. et al [Japan]
e-Poster
EP-UD01-4-50
A POSSIBILITY TO PROMOTE THE PHYSICAL RECOVERY BY SLEEP AFTER CO2WATER BATHING IN ATHLETES
Wada, T. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-4-51
THE USE EMG AND MRI TO EVALUATE
CORE STRENGTHENING PROGRAM
Rutkowska-Kucharska, A. et al [Poland]
EP-UD01-4-52
CONFIRMATION REGARDING RELATIONAL CONSTRUCTION OF BODY
COMPOSITION AND BMI IN PRESCHOOL
CHILDREN.
Sakai, T. [Japan]
EP-UD01-4-53
REGULATION OF EXERCISE INTENSITY
BASED UPON HEART RATE IN ENDURANCE SPORTS – EVALUATION OF TRAINING PRESCRIPTIONS BY THE AMERICAN
COLLEGE OF SPORTS MEDICINE
Oberschelp, N. et al [Germany]
66
EP-UD01-4-58
COULD CURIOSITY TRIGGER WELL-BEING
THROUGH SPORT EVENT?
Lu, W.C. et al [Taiwan]
EP-UD01-4-59
INVESTIGATING THE FACTORS OF BAD
POSTURE.
Ohta, M. [Japan]
EP-UD01-4-60
EXERCISE COMBINED WITH MILK INTAKES SUPPRESSES MORBIDITY AND
SYMPTOMS FOR UPPER RESPIRATORY
TRACT INFLAMMATION DURING WINTER
IN ELDERLY INDIVIDUALS
Murata, H. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-4-61
CHILDREN’S GUIDED ACTIVE PLAY: A
NOVEL APPROACH USING SELF-PACED
GAMES TO ESTABLISH PHYSICAL ACTIVITY PROGRAM TARGETS
Belcastro, A. [Canada]
EP-UD01-4-64
RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN SERUM
ADIPONECTIN LEVELS AND MUSCULAR
FITNESS IN PORTUGUESE ADOLESCENTS:
LABMED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY STUDY
Agostinis Sobriho, C. et al [Portugal]
CHANGES IN HGF LEVELS AFTER A
PROGRESSIVE TEST BEFORE AND AFTER A
TABATA HIIT PROGRAM
Wolanski, P. et al [Poland]
EP-UD01-4-66
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DAILY PHYSICAL
ACTIVITY, PHYSICAL FITNESS AND LIFESTYLE HABITS IN ELEKMENTARY SCHOOL
CHILDREN
Muraoka, Y. et al [Japan]
REGULAR MODERATE EXERCISE IMPROVES NON-ALCOHOLIC FATTY LIVER
DISEASE INDUCED BY HIGH-FAT DIET VIA
MONOACYLGLYCEROL O-ACYLTRANSFERASE 1 PATHWAY SUPPRESSION
Park, J.J. et al [Korea, South]
EP-UD01-4-67
EP-UD01-6-3
EP-UD01-6-2
BREAKS IN SEDENTARY TIME AND MUSCULAR FITNESS IN PORTUGUESE ADOLESCENTS: A LONGITUDINAL ANALYSIS
FROM THE LABMED STUDY.
Santos, R. et al [Portugal]
HIGH INTENSITY RESISTANCE TRAINING
REDUCES BODY WEIGHT AND MUSCLE
MASS LOSS INDUCED BY ACUTE SLEEP
DEPRIVATION
Mônico-Neto, M. et al [Brazil]
EP-UD01-4-68
EP-UD01-6-4
OBJECTIVELY MEASURE SEDENTARY
TIME AND ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT IN
SCHOOLCHILDREN
Lopes, L. et al [Portugal]
EP-UD01-4-69
PHYSICAL FITNESS AND COGNITIVE
FUNCTION OF COMMUNITY-DWELLING
ELDERLY FEMALE PARTICIPATING IN A
SQUARE-STEPPING EXERCISE CLUB–
THE IMPACT OF MODERATE-INTENSITY
CONTINUOUS AND HIGH-INTENSITY
INTERVAL TRAINING ON PLASMA MIRNA
PROFILE OF HYPERGLYCAEMIC PATIENTS
Moreno-Asso, A. et al [Australia]
EP-UD01-6-5
RESPONSES OF SKELETAL MUSCLE HYPERTROPHY IN WISTAR RATS TO DIFFERENT RESISTANCE EXERCISE MODELS
De Souza, C.T. et al [Brazil]
Motor Learning
EP-UD01-7-1
EP-UD01-7-6
EP-UD01-7-8
DEFENDER’S PURSUIT STRATEGY
AGAINST AN ATTACKER IN INTERPERSONAL COMPETITION TASK
Kazushi, T. et al [Japan]
VISUAL BIOFEEDBACK REDUCES FOREARM MUSCULAR ACTIVITY DURING
PIANO OCTAVE STROKE
Ishigaki, T. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-7-9
EP-UD01-7-2
EP-UD01-7-10
ACUTE EFFECTS OF CONTEXUAL INTERFERENCE, GRADUAL DIFFERENCIAL,
CHAOTIC DIFFERENCIAL, AND REPETITIVE
BADMINTON SERVE TRAINING ON EEG
BRAIN ACTIVITY
Henz, D. et al [Germany]
TEMPORAL AND SPATIAL OCCLUSION OF
ADVANCED VISUAL INFORMATION CONSTRAIN COORDINATION TENDENCIES IN
ONE-HANDED CATCHING BEHAVIOURS
Stone, J.A. et al [United Kingdom]
EP-UD01-7-3
Neuromuscular Physiology
THE PHENOMENOLOICAL STUDY OF
DIFFERENCES ABOUT A MOVEMENT
UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN LEANER
AND LEADER
Makoto, S. [Japan]
EFFECTS OF BLUE LIGHT TREATMENT ON
AGILITY IN BADMINTON PLAYERS
Kim, C. et al [Korea, South]
EP-UD01-8-1
INFLUENCE OF ELECTROMAGNETIC
STIMULATION ON MUSCLE STRENGTH
Gorodnichev, R. et al [Russia]
EP-UD01-7-4
EP-UD01-8-2
POSTURAL CONTROL IN CHILDREN
FROM 6-12 YEARS OLD
García-Massó, X. et al [Spain]
ADAPTIVE CHANGES OF MOTONEURON
PROPERTIES IN RESPONSE TO STRENGTH
EP-UD01-8-10
TRAINING
Krutki, P. et al [Poland]
EP-UD01-8-3
PLASTICITY OF MOTOR UNITS CONTRACTILE PROPERTIES WITHIN 8 WEEKS OF THE
ENDURANCE TRAINING ON A TREADMILL IN RAT HINDLIMB MUSCLE
Celichowski, J. et al [Poland]
EP-UD01-8-4
TRANSCRIPTOMIC STUDY OF LUMBAR
SPINAL CORD AFTER QUADRICIPITAL
ECCENTRIC EXERCISE
Lacrosse, Z. et al [Belgium]
EP-UD01-8-5
CONTRACTILE PROPERTIES OF FAST AND
SLOW MOTOR UNITS IN RAT SKELETAL
MUSCLE AFTER BETA-ALANINE SUPPLEMENTATION
Pawlak, M. et al [Poland]
EP-UD01-8-6
FASCICLE BEHAVIOR IN RESPONSE TO
VARYING LENGTHENING CONTRACTION
VELOCITIES
Takishita, W. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-8-7
TENSIOMYOGRAPHY OF SELECTED
LOWER LIMB MUSCLES IN SPRINTERS
AND LONG DISTANCE RUNNERS.
Hiratsuka, K. [Japan]
EP-UD01-8-9
EP-UD01-8-11
DAILY INTEGRATED MUSCLE PROTEIN
SYNTHESIS RESPONSES WITH RESISTANCE
TRAINING USING DEUTERIUM OXIDE.
Libardi, C.A. et al [Brazil]
EP-UD01-8-12
CONTRACTILE PROPERTIES OF MOTOR
UNITS AFTER 14 DAYS OF HISTIDINE
DEPRIVATION IN RATS
Kaczmarek, D. et al [Poland]
EP-UD01-8-13
REGIONAL DIFFERENCE IN CEREBRAL
OXYHEMOGLOBIN CHANGES DURING
CYCLING EXERCISE: A NEAR-INFRARED
SPECTROSCOPY STUDY
Tsubaki, A. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-8-14
CYCLISTS AT LOW AND HIGH ALTITUDES
Crum, E. et al [New Zealand]
TENSITY CYCLING EXERCISE IN HUMANS
Tsao, J.P. et al [Taiwan]
TREADMILL PROTOCOL
Peters, G. et al [United Kingdom]
STUDENTS
Casolo, F. et al [Italy]
EP-UD01-9-4
EP-UD01-9-12
EP-UD01-9-20
EP-UD01-11-6
ACUTE ORAL CAPSINOIDS SUPPLEMENTATION HAS NO BENEFICIAL EFFECT ON
RECOVERY FROM EXERCISE-INDUCED
FATIGUE IN HUMANS
Cheng, I.S. et al [Taiwan]
PANACEO SPORT SUPPLEMENTATION
SHOWS NO EFFECT ON BLOOD LACTATE
CONCENTRATION AND ENDURANCE
PERFORMANCE
Wallner, D. et al [Austria]
DIETARY VITAMIN D INTAKE, SERUM VITAMIN D CONCENTRATION, AND MUSCLE STRENGTH OF COLLEGIATE FEMALE
BASKETBALL PLAYERS IN JAPAN.
Nagano, M. [Japan]
PERSONALITY TRAITS IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION PRE-SERVICE TEACHERS AND
SPORT SCIENCE STUDENTS
Vago, P. et al [Italy]
EP-UD01-9-5
EP-UD01-9-13
EP-UD01-9-21
EFFECTS OF ALKALINE VERSUS MINERAL
WATER ON ENDURANCE PERFORMANCE
IN TRAINED CYCLISTS
Hottenrott, K. et al [Germany]
FRUCTOSE SUPPLEMENTATION ABROGATES EXERCISE INDUCE CHANGES IN
IRON METABOLISM
Tomczyk, M. et al [Poland]
SLEEP DURATION AND ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE IN JAPAN’S JUNIOR HIGH
SCHOOL STUDENTS
Nakajima, T. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-9-6
EP-UD01-9-14
EFFECT OF HIGH-FAT DIET AND INSULIN
DEFICIENCY ON METABOLISM OF BIOACTIVE SPHINGOLIPIDS IN DIFFERENT
BLOOD COMPARTMENTS.
Gorski, J. et al [Poland]
INFLUENCE OF A PALEO-DIET INTERVENTION ON TASTE PERCEPTION IN HEALTHY
PEOPLE
Broeckl, F. et al [Germany]
LOW DOSE OF CAFFEINE INGESTION OF
3 MG/KG BODY WEIGHT DOES NOT
ENHANCE RESISTANCE EXERCISE PERFORMANCE
Ersvær, E. et al [Norway]
EP-UD01-9-7
DOES A PALEOLITHIC DIET INFLUENCE
PERFORMANCE OR METABOLIC PARAMETERS AND IS IT SUITABLE IN EVERYDAY
LIFE OF YOUNG SOCCER PLAYERS? – A
PILOT STUDY
Oertzen-Hagemann, V. et al [Germany]
EP-UD01-9-15
THE EFFECT OF TRAINING AND MICROBIOME CHANGES IN CELL METABOLISM
Szenasi, N. et al [Hungary]
Physical Education and
Pedagogics
EP-UD01-11-1
COMPARISON OF BADMINTON LONG
SERVE BETWEEN SKILLED PLAYERS AND
BIGGINERS IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION
CLASS
Suda, K. et al [Japan]
e-Poster
BACKGROUND MUSCLE ACTIVITY
INFLUENCES FASCICLE BEHAVIOR DURING REPEATED MAXIMUM MUSCLE
CONTRACTIONS
Yano, S. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-8-8
A STUDY TO INVESTIGATE THE EPIDEMIOLOGY AND MODIFIABLE RISK FACTORS
FOR INJURY IN ADOLESCENT GAELIC
FOOTBALL
Miley, P. [Ireland]
All days
A STUDY TO EVALUATE THE EFFECTS OF A
NEUROMUSCULAR INJURY PREVENTION
PROGRAMME <GAA 15> IN ADOLESCENT MALES PARTICIPATING IN HURLING
Lodge, C. et al [Ireland]
EFFECTS OF LOWER LEG COMPRESSION
SLEEVES ON LOCOMOTION ECONOMY
Kurz, E. et al [Germany]
Nutrition
EP-UD01-9-1
EVALUATING THE EFFECT OF LYCOPENE
ON THE LEVEL OF PLASMA MALONDIALDEHYDE IN ATHELETES BY HIGH PERFORMANCE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY
Zhang, Q. et al [China]
EP-UD01-9-2
GASTROINTESTINAL DISORDERS CAUSED
BY USING DRY FOOD
Plavina, L. [Latvia]
EP-UD01-9-3
THE EFFECT OF POMEGRANATE EXTRACT
ON OXYGEN TRANSPORT AND EXERCISE
PERFORMANCE IN HIGHLY-TRAINED
EP-UD01-9-8
ASSOCIATION BETWEEN THE JAPANESE
CHILDREN AND MOTHERS ABOUT THEIR
LIFESTYLE AND NUTRIENT INTAKE
Kawata, Y. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-9-9
EP-UD01-9-16
NICOTINAMIDE TREATMENT ALTERS THE
CONTENTS OF CELL METABOLISM CREGULATING PROTEINS IN GASTROCNEMIUS
MUSCLE OF YOUNG AND OLD RATS
Melitta, P. et al [Hungary]
EP-UD01-9-17
SIDE EFFECTS OF ENERGY DRINKS AND
CAFFEINATED BEVERAGES
Soós, R. et al [Hungary]
EFFECT OF BLACK TEA DERIVED HIGHMOLECULAR-WEIGHT POLYPHENOL ON
FUNCTIONAL OVERLOAD IN MICE
Aoki, Y. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-9-10
EP-UD01-9-18
THE EFFECTS OF RED GINSENG INTAKE
ON CENTRAL AND PERIPHERAL FATIGUE
IN TRAINED MICE
Hyejung, H. et al [Korea, South]
EFFECTS OF CREATINE SUPPLEMENTATION ON SPRINT PERFORMANCE IN
YOUTH, ELITE FOOTBALL PLAYERS
Horne, S. et al [United Kingdom]
EP-UD01-9-11
EP-UD01-9-19
EIGHT WEEKS ORAL GREEN TEA EXTRACTS SUPPLEMENT INFLUENCED
ENERGY METABOLISM DURING HIGH IN-
THE INFLUENCE OF ACUTE DIETARY
NITRATE SUPPLEMENTATION ON PERFORMANCE DURING A SOCCER SPECIFIC
EP-UD01-11-2
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MOTOR
PERFORMANCE AND ATTENTION PERFORMANCE AMONG 11-12 YEARS OLD
AUSTRIAN STUDENTS
Gerhard, R. et al [Austria]
EP-UD01-11-3
EFFECT OF THE SENSORY INTEGRATION
THERAPY ON POSTURAL STABILITY IN
CHILDREN 4-6 YEARS OLD
Maciaszek, J. et al [Poland]
EP-UD01-11-7
EP-UD01-11-8
DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENTS’ PHYSICAL EDUCATION BASED ON REMOTE
TEACHING.
Kovalenko, T. et al [Russia]
EP-UD01-11-9
FUNDAMENTAL MOVEMENT SKILLS IN
YOUNG CHILDREN FROM LOW SES: THE
INFLUENCE ETHNICITY
Eyre, E.L.J. et al [United Kingdom]
EP-UD01-11-10
PHYSICAL EDUCATION’S STUDENTS AT
THE UNIVERSITY OF BRASILIA IN VIRTUAL
LEARNING ENVIRONMENT AND THE
CHARACTERIZATION AND HABITS OF
STUDY DURING THE COURSE
Silva, A. et al [Brazil]
EP-UD01-11-11
HOW DOES PHYSICAL EDUCATION AFFECT THE DEVELOPMENT OF LOCOMOTOR AND OBJECT CONTROL SKILLS IN
PRESCHOOL CHILDREN
Bellafiore, M. et al [Italy]
EP-UD01-11-4
THE EFFECTS OF A SPORTS GAMEORIENTATED EXERCISE PROGRAM ON
PEOPLE WITH MENTALLY DISABILITY - A
PILOT STUDY
Beller, R. et al [Germany]
EP-UD01-11-5
CORE VALUES IN NOVICE PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHERS AND SPORT SCIENCE
Physiology
EP-UD01-12-1
DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW PREDICTIVE
MODEL ENABLING THE ASSESSMENT
OF THE ANAEROBIC CAPACITY FROM A
STANDARD AEROBIC EXERCISE STRESS
67
e-Poster
TEST
Efrat, L. et al [Israel]
EP-UD01-12-2
ROLE OF SODIUM–HYDROGEN EXCHANGER-1 IN THE EFFECTS OF EXERCISE
ON INTERMITTENT HYPOXIA-INDUCED
LEFT VENTRICULAR CARDIAC FIBROSIS
Chen, T.I. et al [Taiwan]
EP-UD01-12-3
EFFECT OF RAIN ON THERMAL RESPONSES AND ENERGY METABOLISM WHILE
RUNNING AT HIGH INTENSITY IN COLD
TEMPERATURES
Ito, R. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-12-9
EP-UD01-12-17
EP-UD01-12-25
INHIBITION OF ERK 1/2 PHOSPHORYLATION DOES NOT SUPPRESS EXERCISEINDUCED S6K1 PHOSPHORYLATION AND
MUSCLE PROTEIN SYNTHESIS
Arata, T. et al [Japan]
TREADMILL RUNNING AMELIORATES
MUSCULAR DYSFUNCTION IN LACTATIONAL DEHP-EXPOSED RATS
Wang, D.C. [Taiwan]
EP-UD01-12-10
FUNCTIONAL ASSESSMENT OF SEVERE HAMSTRING MUSCLE DAMAGE
FOLLOWING INTENSIVE ECCENTRIC
EXERCISE: DIFFERENCES BETWEEN AND
WITHIN SUBJECTS
Carmona, G. et al [Spain]
TREADMILL RUNNING PROTECTS THE
SPATIAL LEARNING IN LACTATIONAL
DEHP-EXPOSED YOUNG RATS
Lee, Y.C. [Taiwan]
CARDIORESPIRATORY RESPONSES TO
GRADUAL AND ACUTE HYPOXIA DURING CONSTANT LOAD EXERCISE
Ishida, K. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-12-18
EP-UD01-12-26
LEUKOCYTE ALTERATION IN RESPONSE
TO A SOCCER GAME
Devrnja, A. et al [Croatia]
PHYSIOLOGICAL VARIABLES FOR ATHLETES DURING COMPETITION PHASE
Sabry, E. [Egypt]
EP-UD01-12-33
VARIABILITY IN TOTAL HAEMOGLOBIN
MASS TO ALTITUDE TRAINING
Eronen, T. et al [Finland]
EP-UD01-12-34
SEX DIFFERENCES IN CHOSEN CYTOKINE
CONCENTRATIONS FOLLOWING AN
EXERCISE STRESS IN SOCCER PLAYERS
Pokora, I. et al [Poland]
e-Poster
EP-UD01-12-4
EFFECTS OF COLD SHOWERS ON PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES AFTER EXERCISE
IN HOT ENVIRONMENT
Ajjimaporn, A. et al [Thailand]
EP-UD01-12-5
EFFECTS OF LEARNING TASKS ON HEART
RATE VARIABILITY
Perini, R. et al [Italy]
EP-UD01-12-6
THE EFFECT OF PRACTICALLY APPLIED
BLOOD FLOW RESTRICTION OF THE
LOWER LIMBS DURING HIGH INTENSITY
CYCLING EXERCISE ON CIRCULATING
GROWTH HORMONE
Storey, A. et al [Ireland]
EP-UD01-12-7
ACUTE PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES IN
MUSICIANS DURING A PUBLIC CONCERT
AND REHEARSAL: A PILOT STUDY
Korinek, M. et al [Austria]
EP-UD01-12-8
HAEMATOLOGICAL PARAMETERS IN
MIDDLE-AGED AMATEUR FEMALE
RUNNERS FOLLOWING TWO DIFFERENT
SCHEDULE TRAINING FOR A HALFMARATHON RUN
Torrella, J.R. et al [Spain]
EP-UD01-12-11
EP-UD01-12-19
THE ANTI-PHASIC RESPONSE OF BRACHIAL ARTERY BLOOD FLOW TO SINUSOIDAL WORK RATE LEG EXERCISE
Fukuba, Y. et al [Japan]
ACUTE IMPACT OF COFFEE INTAKE ON
CEREBRAL BLOOD FLOW AND ARTERIAL
STIFFNESS IN THE SYSTEMIC CIRCULATION
Washio, T. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-12-12
EP-UD01-12-20
EFFECT OF RESISTANCE TRAINING ON
INFLAMMATION MARKERS AND ANTIOXIDANT ENZYME IN AORTA OF OBESE
RATS
Kim, H. et al [Korea, South]
FLUTTERING ON OXYGEN PULSE DURING
EXERCISE IN DIASTOLIC HEART FAILURE
Roberto, S. et al [Italy]
EP-UD01-12-13
THE EXTRA FAT MASS AND BODY FLUID
VOLUME OF THE RUGBY PLAYER ATTENUATE BY A CAMP
Takashina, T. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-12-14
EP-UD01-12-21
THE EFECTS OF EXERCISE TRAINING
ASSOCIATE WITH LOW-LEVEL LASER
THERAPY ON BIOMARKERS OF BROWNING IN OBESE WOMEN
Campos, R.M.S. et al [Brazil]
EP-UD01-12-22
THE CURRENT STATE OF THE WATER
INTAKE OF SPECTATORS AT A HIGH
SCHOOL BASEBALL IN JAPAN
Iida, T. et al [Japan]
ACUTE AND TWO-WEEK EFFECTS OF
HIGH-INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING
AND ENDURANCE TRAINING ON FLOWMEDIATED DILATION
Rector, M. et al [Germany]
EP-UD01-12-15
EP-UD01-12-23
THE EFFECT OF TAPING ON PAINRELATED SOMATOSENSORY EVOKED
POTENTIALS
Yamashiro, K. et al [Japan]
EFFECTS OF PILATES EXERCISE ON S-IGA
SECRETORY LEVELS IN OLDER WOMEN
Hwang, Y. et al [Korea, South]
EP-UD01-12-16
EFFECTS OF SUPINE IMMERSION OF THE
BODY IN WATER ON THE REGIONAL
PULSE WAVE VELOCITY
SAITO, T. et al [Japan]
PHYSIOLOGICAL STRAIN IN HELICOPTER PILOTS IN EMERGENCY MEDICAL
SERVICES
Rinnerhofer, S. et al [Austria]
EP-UD01-12-24
EP-UD01-12-27
WHOLE-BODY BIOELECTRICAL IMPEDANCE VECTOR ANALYSIS <BIVA> IN
MALE TRAIL RUNNERS: PRELIMINARY
RESULTS
Castizo-Olier, J. et al [Spain]
CFDNA CHANGES IN RESPONSE TO
SWIMMING TRAINING; A PILOT STUDY
Morawin, B. et al [Poland]
EP-UD01-12-28
EP-UD01-12-36
INFLUENCE OF EXERCISE INTENSITY ON
CHANGES IN HUMAN SKIN-GAS ACETONE CONCENTRATIONS FOLLOWING
SUBMAXIMAL CYCLE EXERCISE
Itoh, H. et al [Japan]
HOW TEMPORAL PERCEPTION AFFECTS
THE START OF SHORT-TRACK RUNNERS
Furubayashi, T. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-12-29
ISCHEMIC PRECONDITIONING IMPROVES
CARDIAC AUTONOMIC RECOVERY IN
MIDDLE-AND LONG-DISTANCE RUNNERS: A RANDOMIZED, PLACEBO AND
NOCEBO-CONTROLLED STUDY
Paula-Ribeiro, M. et al [Brazil]
EP-UD01-12-30
FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES AND MUSCLE
PROTEINS INTO CIRCULATION AFTER
ECCENTRIC EXERCISE IN HUMANS
Kollias, L. et al [Greece]
EP-UD01-12-31
EFFECT OF EXERCISE AND GLUCAGONLIKE PEPTIDE-1 ANALOGUES ON BODY
WEIGHT AND GLUCOSE METABOLISM IN
OBESE RATS
Ghezzi, A. et al [Brazil]
EP-UD01-12-32
EFFECTS OF CREATINE ADMINISTRATION
ON SERUM CPK LEVELS AND SOME
68
EP-UD01-12-35
EP-UD01-12-37
　CHANGES IN NEUROMUSCULAR JUNCTION MORPHOLOGY OCCURRING IN CONJUNCTION WITH MUSCULAR ATROPHY: A COMPARISON OF
INACTIVITY, DENERVATION, AND AGING
Nishizawa, T. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-12-41
DOES VITAMIN D IMPROVE PERFORMANCE OF ATHLETES?
Grivas, G.V. et al [Greece]
EP-UD01-12-42
ENDOCRINE AND INFLAMMATORY
RESPONSE TO RESISTANCE TRAINING AT
DIFFERENT TIMES OF DAY
Morris, T.E. et al [United Kingdom]
EP-UD01-12-43
PERIPHERAL RATHER THAN CENTRAL
FATIGUE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ROWING
PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT WITH
OXYGEN SUPPLEMENTATION
Volianitis, S. et al [Denmark]
EP-UD01-12-44
EFFECT OF HEAT EXPOSURE AND EXERCISE ON FOOD INTAKE REGULATION
Faure, C. et al [France]
EP-UD01-12-45
THE EFFECT OF ONE BOTH ECCENTRIC
EXERCISE FLEXORS ELBOW ON
Nameni, F. et al [Iran]
EP-UD01-12-46
EFFECT OF INTERVAL HYPOXIC TRAINING ON EXERCISE PERFORMANCE OF
JUDOISTS
Sukhov, S. [Kazakhstan]
EP-UD01-12-38
THE EFFECT OF LONG-TERM EXERCISE
TRAINING AND HIGH-FAT DIET AND
HIGH-CARBOHYDRATE DIET ON ENERGY
SUBSTRATES UTILIZATION
Taein, L. [Korea, South]
EP-UD01-12-39
THE DIFFERENCE IN AGE IS NOT A KEYFACTOR IN THE MODULATION OF ACUTE
EXERCISE-INDUCED MUSCLE OXIDATIVE
STRESS
Brancher, E. et al [Brazil]
EP-UD01-12-40
Psychology
EP-UD01-13-1
EXAMINING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN JUNIOR ICE HOCKEY PARTICIPATION AND ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION
Roy, J. et al [Canada]
EP-UD01-13-2
VALIDATION OF THE SPORT MULTIDIMENSIONAL PERFECTIONISM SCALE-2
FOR THE MEXICAN SPORT CONTEXT
Pineda-Espejel, H.A. et al [Mexico]
EFFECTS AND EFFICIENCY OF AEROBIC
TRAINING AROUND PUBERTY
Cselkó, A. et al [Hungary]
EP-UD01-13-3
DEVELOPING A SCALE TO APPRAISE
REQUIRED MENTAL SKILLS FOR REFEREES
EP-UD01-13-4
THE FACTORS AND METHODOLOGY TO
BUILD UP THE FLOW STATE OF THAILAND
TAEKWONDO’S ATHLETES
Thawornwat, S. et al [Thailand]
EP-UD01-13-5
BASIC PSYCHOLOGICAL NEEDS AS A
MEDIATOR BETWEEN MINDFULNESS AND
ATHLETES’ WELL-BEING: A LONGITUDINAL STUDY
Chen, L.H. [Taiwan]
EP-UD01-13-6
AFFECTIVE RESPONSES IN MOUNTAIN
HIKING - A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED
TRIAL FOCUSING ON DIFFERENCES
BETWEEN INDOOR AND OUTDOOR
ACTIVITY
Niedermeier, M. et al [Austria]
EP-UD01-13-7
OPTIMAL PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVEL TO
PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL-BEING
Rodríguez-Villalobos, J.M. et al [Mexico]
EP-UD01-13-9
EP-UD01-13-11
THE EFFECT OF 8 WEEKS OF TRAINING IN
WATER, HAPPINESS AND SELF-ESTEEM
OF WOMEN WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
Aghabegloo, M. et al [Iran]
EP-UD01-13-12
CLUSTERS OF MENSTRUAL DISTRESS
AND THEIR ASSOCIATION WITH SPORTCONFIDENCE IN JAPANESE FEMALE
COLLEGE ATHLETES
Wakui, S. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-13-13
THE INTERACTIVE EFFECT OF PHYSICAL
FITNESS AND ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE
RELATED GENOTYPE ON COGNITIVE
FUNCTION IN ADOLESCENCE: AN EEG
COHERENCE STUDY
Woo, M. [Korea, South]
EP-UD01-13-14
THE EFFECT OF PROGRESSIVE MUSCLE
RELAXATION ON SPINAL POOL EXCITABILITY
Shigeki, A. [Japan]
EP-UD01-13-18
EP-UD01-14-7
EP-UD01-14-15
EP-UD01-15-2
GENDER DIFFERENCE IN ACUTE EXERCISE
AND NEUROCOGNITIVE PERFORMANCE
IN CHILDREN
Wen, H.J. et al [Taiwan]
EFFECTS OF PROGRESSIVE RESISTANCE
EXERCISE ON BODY COMPOSITION AND
PHYSICAL FUNCTION IN ELDERLY FEMALE
ADULTS WITH SARCOPENIC OBESITY_A
RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL
Chun De, L. [Taiwan]
DEVELOPMENT OF AIR INJECTABLE HARNESS FOR IMPROVED COMFORT AND
LOADING PRESSURE DISTRIBUTION
Kwon, N. [Korea, South]
INVESTIGATION OF JAPANESE GIRLS’
NONPARTICIPATION IN SPORTS AND
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
Sato, K. et al [Japan]
Rehabilitation and
Physiotherapy
EP-UD01-14-1
ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN SITTING TIME
AND MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN IN DIFFERENT BODY REGIONS AMONG WORKERS ACCORDING TO BLUE AND WHITE
COLLARS
SILVA, I. [Portugal]
EP-UD01-14-2
INFLUENCE OF MOVEMENT SPEED ON
MUSCLE SWELLING DURING STEP-UP
EXERCISES IN HEALTHY YOUNG MEN
Ikezoe, T. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-14-3
EFFECTS OF REHABILITATION IN MULTIPLE
SCLEROSIS ANIMAL MODEL
Yun-Hee, S. [Korea, South]
EP-UD01-14-8
LOWER LIMBS STRENGTH, BALANCE,
MOBILITY AND RISK OF FALLING IN COMMUNITY-DWELLING OLDER ADULTS
Fernandes, B. et al [Portugal]
EP-UD01-14-9
THE EFFECTS OF KINESIO TAPING IN
PROPRIOCEPTION FOR PITCHERS WITH
GLENOHUMERAL INTERNAL ROTATION
DEFICIT
Lo, C.L. et al [Taiwan]
EP-UD01-14-10
THE EFFECT OF AROMATHERAPY ON
DELAYED ONSET MUSCLE SORENESS
Wu, C.L. et al [Taiwan]
EP-UD01-14-11
EP-UD01-14-16
RESEARCH IN THE FIELD OF PHYSIOTHERAPY
Bungartz, G. [Germany]
EP-UD01-14-17
CAN MCCONNELL TAPING OR SERF
STRAP AFFECT PLANTAR LOADING
PATTERNS OF THE REARFOOT IN ADULTS
DURING WALKING AND JOGGING?
Poomsalood, S. et al [United Kingdom]
EP-UD01-14-18
STEPPING EXERCISE ON PHYSICAL
PERFORMANCE IN THAI ELDERLY: A
RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL
Janyacharoen, T. et al [Thailand]
EP-UD01-14-19
VALIDITY AND RELIABILITY OF THE
FRENCH TRANSLATION OF THE PATIENTRATED TENNIS ELBOW EVALUATION
<PRTEE> QUESTIONNAIRE
Kaux, J.F. et al [Belgium]
e-Poster
PERSPECTIVE OF PARTICIPATION IN
SPORTS AND LEISURE ACTIVITIES AS AN
AFFECTING FACTOR ON HEALTHY AGING
IN ADULTS WITH OTHER PSYCHOSOCIAL
FACTORS
HAN, K. [Korea, South]
EP-UD01-13-8
BASEBALL ATHLETES
Shimizu, Y. et al [Japan]
All days
RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN BODY DISSATISFACTION, COGNITIVE BODY IMAGE,
AUTHENTICITY, AND CONTINGENT SELFESTEEM FOR FEMALE ATHLETES
Haruka, K. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-13-10
RELATIONSHIPS AMONG COACHING
EVALUATION, COLLECTIVE EFFICACY AND
TEAM ADAPTATION OF HIGH SCHOOL
EP-UD01-13-15
EP-UD01-14-4
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN STATE
ANXIETY AND COPING WITH EXTERNAL
PRESSURE WHILE OFFICIATING: THE
MODERATING ROLE OF MENTAL TOUGHNESS.
Johansen, B.T. et al [Norway]
EFFECT OF MANIPULATION AND CORRECTIVE CORE EXERCISES ON THE SPINAL
DEFORMATION IN GOLFERS: A CASE
STUDY
Gi Duck, P. et al [Korea, South]
EP-UD01-13-16
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SELF-ESTEEM
AND REGULAR EXERCISE IN THE JAPANESE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHILDREN
Uchimaru, J. et al [Japan]
EFFECTS OF ACCELERATION TRAINING
AFTER ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT
RECONSTRUCTION ON DYNAMIC BALANCING FUNCTIONS
Yoon, S.D. et al [Korea, South]
EP-UD01-13-17
EP-UD01-14-6
ATTITUDE OF BASKETBALL AND BADMINTON PLAYING STUDENTS TOWARDS
OBESITY
TOMAR, R. [Saudi Arabia]
EP-UD01-14-5
OUTCOMES FOLLOWING THE INTERVENTION OF THE MULTIDISCIPLINARY
APPROACH FOR A PATIENT WITH SNAPPING HIP SYNDROME IN TAIWAN: A
CASE REPORT
HSU, C. [Taiwan]
INFLUENCE OF HIP ABDUCTOR FATIGUE
ON TRUNK AND LOWER EXTREMITY
MECHANICS DURING SINGLE-LEG LANDING IN FEMALES
Tsukagoshi, R. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-14-12
THE IMPACT OF COLD WATER IMMERSION ON BRAIN DERIVED FACTOR
<BDNF> AND ABILITY TO CONCENTRATE
AMONG HIGH TRAINED ATHLETES.
Jaworska, J. et al [Poland]
EP-UD01-14-13
NAVICULAR DROP IS ASSOCIATED WITH
FLEXOR HALLUCIS BREVIS THICKNESS IN
COMMUNITY-DWELLING OLDER ADULTS
Fukumoto, Y. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-14-14
THE INTERDISCIPLINARY BETWEEN OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY AND PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
Oliveira, T. et al [Brazil]
EP-UD01-14-20
THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN LOWER
LIMB FORCE GENERATION AND
STRENGTH PRODUCTION IN ANTERIOR
CRUCIATE LIGAMENT RECONSTRUCTED
<ACLR> PATIENTS
Ghulam, H. et al [United Kingdom]
Sociology
EP-UD01-15-1
CHANGING DISCRIPTIONS OF THE
CONCEPT OF SPORT FOR PEOPLE WITH
DISABILITIES: A COMPARISON BEFORE
AND AFTER A DISABILITY-INCLUSIVE
SPORT CLASS
Morikawa, H. et al [Japan]
Sport Management and
law
EP-UD01-16-1
THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE ADVANCED APPRENTICESHIP IN SPORTING
EXCELLENCE <AASE> IN THE UK
Lee, P. et al [Taiwan]
Sport Statistics and
Analyses
EP-UD01-17-1
SURVEY ON AWARENESS ABOUT SPORTS
AND IMPLEMENTATION STATUS OF
SPORTS ACTIVITY AMONG VISUALLY
IMPAIRED PEOPLE IN JAPAN
KONDO, H. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-17-2
DIFFERENCES IN DIETING METHODS
BETWEEN GENDERS AND JAPANESE AND
ASIAN OVERSEAS STUDENTS
Aoyagi, O. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-17-3
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN KNEE ANGLE IN
SQUAT TEST AND DEFENCE OR RECEPTION EFFICACY IN AMATEUR VOLLEYBALL
PLAYERS
Munerati, P. et al [Italy]
EP-UD01-17-4
SCALING OF DEFENSIVE TACTICAL PERFORMANCE FROM TRACKING DATA OF
SOCCER GAME
Matsuoka, H. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-17-5
DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW METHOD
USING SEQUENCE ANALYSIS FOR CLARIFICATION OF THE ATTACKING TACTICS IN
69
e-Poster
HANDBALL
Ichimura, S. et al [Japan]
THE ELDERLY WITH MILD COGNITIVE
IMPAIRMENT
Tsai, C.L. et al [Taiwan]
Sport Technology
EP-UD01-19-7
EP-UD01-18-1
ANALYSIS OF ANTICIPATION BY INTEGRATION OF EYE TRACKING IN VIRTUAL
REALITY – AN INNOVATIVE APROACH
Witte, K. et al [Germany]
ALIGNMENT OF TRUNK AND LOWER
LIMBS DURING STAR EXCURSION BALANCE TEST MIGHT BE USEFUL TO CATEGORIZE ACL INJURY RISK
Uebayashi, K. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-19-8
EP-UD01-19-14
LOW BACK PAIN INCIDENCE AND RELATIONS TO MOTIVATION AND PERSONALITY TRAITS IN CROATIAN ROWERS
Mladen, M. et al [Croatia]
EP-UD01-19-15
THE EFFECTS OF MAXIMAL EXERCISE
INTENSITY ON FREE RADICAL, ANTIOXIDANT CAPACITY AND EPOC
Han Kyo, S. et al [Korea, South]
Training and Testing
EP-UD01-20-1
COMPLEX TRAINING: THE EFFECT OF
EXERCISE SELECTION AND TRAINING
STATUS ON POST-ACTIVATION POTENTIATION IN RUGBY LEAGUE PLAYERS.
Scott, D. et al [Ireland]
EP-UD01-20-2
THE DIAGNOSTICS OF ED ELEMENTS
IN COMPETITIVE SPORT <ILLUSTRATED
WITH AN EXAMPLE OF POLISH WOMAN
BASKETBALL FIRST LEAGUE>
Mariusz, O. et al [Poland]
EP-UD01-20-8
COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF MEN’S AND
WOMEN’S ATTACK IN ESTONIAN VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP LEAGUE
Stamm, R. et al [Estonia]
EP-UD01-20-9
THE COMPARISON OF BONY STRUCTURES BETWEEN JAPANESE AND FRENCH
POPULATION ACCORDING TO THE
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVEL.
Iguchi, J. et al [Japan]
e-Poster
Sports Medicine and
Orthopedics
EP-UD01-19-1
THE EFFECT OF ACUTE EXERCISE MODALITY ON INTRADIALYTIC BLOOD PRESSURE
IN HEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS
Kim, Y. et al [Korea, South]
EP-UD01-19-2
GENDER RELATED DIFFERENCES OF
ACHILLES TENDON CROSS-SECTIONAL
AREA AT REST AND MAXIMAL VOLUNTARY CONTRACTION AMONG CHILDREN
Rauf, S. et al [Germany]
EP-UD01-19-3
EPIDEMIOLOGY OF FEMALE COLLEGIATE
FOOTBALL TEAM INJURIES FOR TWO
YEARS
Oda, K. et al [Japan]
EP-UD01-19-4
MRI FEATURES OF THE TRUNK MUSCLES
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LUMBAR DISK DEGENERATION
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THICKNESS IN JAPANESE JUNIOR HIGH
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PLAYERS
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HEART RATE AND PERCEPTUAL ACUTE
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THE DIFFERENT MOMENTS OF CAPOEIRA
CLASS
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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PHYSIQUES
AND PHYSICAL STRENGTH IN JUNIOR
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
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THE LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF SPRINT
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SPRINT CYCLING
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THE SPECIAL JUDO FITNESS TEST IN
COMPETITOR PREPARATION DIAGNOSTICS DURING AN ANNUAL TRAINING
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Szmatlan-Gabrys, U. et al [Poland]
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ENERGY SYSTEM INTERACTION DURING
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JUNIOR ELITE PLAYERS
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THE INFLUENCE OF BACK AND LEG
EXTENSOR MUSCLE POWER ON THE SPECIFIC MOTOR SKILLS OF YOUNG WATER
POLO PLAYERS
Okicic, T. et al [Serbia]
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IMPACT OF PHYSICAL TRAINING PROVIDED IN 12 DIFFERENT SWISS ARMY
BASIC MILITARY TRAINING SCHOOLS ON
FITNESS DEVELOPMENT OF TRAINEES
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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SPECIAL FITNESS
TEST SCORE AND ANAEROBIC LOWER
LIMB POWER AMONG FEMALE JAPANESE
JUDOKAS
Okawa, M. et al [Japan]
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EFFECTS OF PLYOMETRIC TRAINING WITH
BLOOD FLOW RESTRICTION ON MUSCULOSKELETAL PERFORMANCE AND MUSCLE DAMAGE IN YOUNG ADULTS
Puggina, E. et al [Brazil]
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LEYBALL COMMIT-BLOCK
Riva, G. et al [Italy]
EP-UD01-20-16
AORTIC ROOT DIMENSION IN SOCCER
PLAYERS
Olm, T. et al [Estonia]
EP-UD01-20-17
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PHYSICAL
CHARACTERISTICS AND PERFORMANCE
LEVEL OF COLLEGE KENDO ATHLETES.
Hirono, J. et al [Japan]
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COMPARISON BETWEEN DIFFERENT
MEASUREMENTS OF PROPRIOCEPTION
FOLLOWING ECCENTRIC EXERCISEINDUCED MUSCLE DAMAGE
Lin, M. et al [Taiwan]
EP-UD01-20-19
THE ACUTE EFFECTS OF DYNAMIC
WARMUP ON SINGLE LEG BALANCE TEST
IN SCHOOL CHILDREN
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HEART SURGERY - TRAINING OR ACTIVATING EFFECTS?
EDER, B. et al [Austria]
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MAXIMUM, EXERCISE VOLUME, AND
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RM BARBELL CURLS
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EP-UD01-20-22
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MOTOR ABILITY, LACTATE, AND MUSCLE
PAIN IN COLLEGE STUDENTS
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AND TIME OF FORCE APPLICATION ON
VERTICAL JUMP HEIGHT DURING VOL-
All days
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EP-UD01-20-31
EP-UD01-20-39
EFFECTS OF SPECIAL MUSCLE STRETCHING ON THE BALL-SPEED AT DRIVER
SWING OF AMATEUR GOLF PLAYERS
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PRE SEASON VO2MAX ESTIMATION
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PLAYERS
Sempf, F. et al [Germany]
EP-UD01-20-24
EP-UD01-20-32
GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF THIGH
MUSCLE THICKNESS AND ANAEROBIC
POWER GENERATION CAPACITY IN
SHORT-DISTANCE AND ALL-ROUND
JUNIOR SPEED SKATERS
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EFFECTS OF PROPRIOCEPTIVE REHABILITATION TRAINING ON MUSCLE
FUNCTION IN PATIENTS WITH KNEE
OSTEOARTHRITIS
Seong, D.H. et al [Korea, South]
INTENSITY STRUCTURE OF TECHNICAL
AND TACTICAL TRAINING SESSIONS IN
U-16 FEMALE POLISH NATIONAL VOLLEYBALL TEAM
Gabrys, T. et al [Poland]
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EP-UD01-20-33
EFFECT OF WATER TEMPERATURE
AQUATIC EXERCISE ON CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM AND BLOOD LACTATE
CONSENTRATION**
Kim, K.H. et al [Korea, South]
SPRINT PARAMETERS AFFECTED BY
EXERCISE INDUCED MUSCLE DAMAGE
IN THIGH MUSCLES
Cadefau, J. et al [Spain]
EP-UD01-20-26
RESEARCH REGARDING PHYSICAL FITNESS CHARACTERISTICS VIEWED OVER
A LONG PERIOD OF TIME TARGETING
JUNIOR TENNIS PLAYERS
Umebayashi, K. et al [Japan]
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CONSCRIPTS PHYSICAL ABILITY LEVEL
AND THEIR OUT DURING BASIC TRAINING COURSE IN 2011 -2014
Stamm, M. et al [Estonia]
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EFFECT OF GRADED COLD EXPOSURE ON
PERCEIVED EXERTION AND HEART RATE
RESPONSE AT DIFFERENT INTENSITIES OF
EXERCISE
Kennedy, M.D. et al [Canada]
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THE REALITY OF THE SELECTION OF
TALENTED PLAYER (II): RELIABILITY OF
PERFORMANCE INDICATORS. A DESCRIPTIVE EXAMPLE
Pastor-Vicedo, J.C. et al [Spain]
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DETERMINATION OF THE ANAEROBIC
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THE EFFECTS OF PHV ON PHYSICAL
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THE EFFECT OF BODY POSITION DURING
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MUSCLE ACTIVITY OF LOWER EXTREMITIES AND THE TRUNK WHILE DOING
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Izumi, S. et al [Japan]
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DETERMINANTS OF MULTIPLE TURNS IN
DANCERS
DONTI, O. et al [Greece]
BACKSTROKE SWIMMING: THE EFFECT
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Awad, M.A. et al [Egypt]
EP-UD01-20-44
EP-UD01-20-52
CYCLISTS BODY STABILITY DURING 30
SECONDS ISOKINETIC SPRINT CYCLING
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PEDALLING POWER SYMMETRY AND
SMOOTHNESS
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PROGRAMMED AND SYSTEMISED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY OR FREESTYLE SWIMMING
FOR THE PHYSICAL FITNESS OF EGYPTIAN
ADOLESCENTS
Aboalmaty, H. et al [Egypt]
EP-UD01-20-45
ASSESSMENT OF MATCH INTENSITY IN
ICE HOCKEY PLAYERS
Stanula, A. et al [Poland]
ANTI-GRAVITY SYSTEMS FOR PATIENT
TRAINING
OHUNG, K. [Korea, South]
EP-UD01-20-55
PRE-FRONTAL CORTEX OXYGENATION
AND PERIPHERAL FATIGUE DURING
WINGATE EXERCISE
Neary, J.P. et al [Canada]
EP-UD01-20-56
VISUAL PACESETTERS DURING SUBMAXIMAL EXERCISE: COULD IMPROVE
PERFORMANCE?
Lecce, D. et al [Italy]
EP-UD01-20-57
ATNHROPOMETRY AND EXERCISE TESTING IN PROFESSIONAL CYCLO-CROSS
ATHLETES
Taeymans, J. et al [Switzerland]
EP-UD01-20-58
MAXIMUM OXYGEN UPTAKE DETERMINATION BASED IN DECREMENTAL TESTS
Baldissera, V. et al [Brazil]
EP-UD01-20-59
USE MORPHOLOGICAL AND FUNCTIONAL CHANGES IN THE CONTROL OF
TRAINING EFFECTS
Wierzbicka-Damska, I. [Poland]
e-Poster
PEAK TORQUES AND HAMSTRING TO
QUADRICEPS RATIO IN PROFESSIONAL
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PLAYERS
Parpa, K. et al [Cyprus]
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EP-UD01-20-40
PLAYERS: THE EFFECT OF CHANGE OF
DIRECTION
Kostoulas, I.D. et al [Greece]
TAI CHI CHUAN TRAINING MAY IMPROVE BALLET MOVEMENTS IN SENIOR
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
Tsai, Y.S. et al [Taiwan]
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EFFECTS OF MENTAL AND PHYSICAL
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Coutinho, D. et al [China]
COMPARISON OF LOAD INTENSITY EXPERIENCED BY PLAYERS WHEN PLAYING
THE TOP TWO WOMEN’S COMPETITIONS
Vala, R. et al [Czech Republic]
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EFFECTS OF PHOTOTHERAPY APPLIED IN
ASSOCIATION OF STRENGTH TRAINING:
PRELIMINARY RESULTS
Vanin, A.A. et al [Brazil]
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USING EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL PARAMETERS OF EFFORT IN MONITORING
THE TRAINING OF JUNIOR III FOOTBALL
PLAYERS
Marinescu, G. et al [Romania]
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METHOD AND DEVICE FOR ANAEROBIC
THRESHOLD DETERMINATION
Vinogradova, O. et al [Russia]
PHYSICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL PERFORMANCE OF YOUNG SWIMMERS DURING
THE SWIMMING SEASON
Dedeoglu, T. et al [Turkey]
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ANTHROPOMETRIC AND PHYSIOLOGICAL CORRELATES OF 20 M SPRINT IN
ELITE YOUNG FEMALE HANDBALL
EP-UD01-20-51
EP-UD01-20-53
EP-UD01-20-54
CHANGES IN RATE OF FORCE DEVELOPMENT AFTER ANGLE SPECIFIC LEG EXTENSION ISOMETRIC TRAINING
Bogdanis, G.C. et al [Greece]
EP-UD01-20-60
EFFECTS OF INDOOR CYCLING TRAINING
ON ROLLERS UNDER CONDITIONS OF
VASCULAR OCCLUSION IN AMATEUR
TRIATHLETES
Sellés-Pérez, S. et al [Spain]
EP-UD01-20-61
DOES A MENTALLY FATIGUING TASK
INFLUENCE PHYSICAL AND COGNITIVE
PERFORMANCE DURING A TOPTEST?
Vrijkotte, S. et al [Belgium]
HIGH VOLUME RESISTANCE TRAINING: A
PILOT STUDY
Plowman, P. et al [United Kingdom]
EP-UD01-20-64
ANALYSIS OF THE TECHNIQUES PERFORMED IN A TAEKWONDO UNIVERSITY
CHAMPIONSHIP
Menescardi, C. et al [Spain]
EP-UD01-20-65
A TARGETED STRENGTH TRAINING
PROGRAMME AND ITS EFFECT ON PERFORMANCE AND INJURY RISK: A CASE
STUDY IN SPRINTING
Brown, S.R. et al [New Zealand]
EP-UD01-20-66
COMPARISON OF MUSCLE ACTIVITY
DURING STUMP STRAPS BENCH PRESS
AND CONVENTIONAL BENCH PRESS ON
SELECTED UPPER BODY MUSCLES.
Gavanda, S. et al [Germany]
EP-UD01-20-67
POSTACTIVATION POTENTIATION: EFFECTS OF VARIOUS CONDITIONING
CONTRACTIONS ON BENCH PRESS
POWER PERFORMANCE
Parstorfer, M. et al [Germany]
EP-UD01-20-68
EFFECT OF A CORE TRAINING PROGRAM
ON MALE HANDBALL PLAYERS’ THROWING VELOCITY
Manchado, C. et al [Spain]
EP-UD01-20-69
INFLUENCE OF NON-WEIGHT-BEARING
HIP POSITION ON KNEE VALGUS IN
DYNAMIC TRENDELENBURG TEST
KAGAYA, Y. [Japan]
EP-UD01-20-62
TIME-MOTION ANALYSIS IN FENCING
COMPETITION
Sanhueza Alfaro, S. et al [Italy]
EP-UD01-20-63
THE EFFECT OF A PERIODIZED CONTRAST
WATER THERAPY PROTOCOL ON MUSCLE RECOVERY FOLLOWING A BOUT OF
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Delsys Trigno wireless technology and ground breaking surface decomposition EMG technology (dEMG)
are demonstrations of unrivalled, empirically led solutions in assisting the research community.
http://www.delsys.com
ECSS MetropolisRuhr 2017 [Germany]
On behalf of the three hosting institutions of the University Alliance Ruhr (UARuhr), namely the Faculty of Sport
Science (Ruhr-University Bochum), the Institute of Sport
and Sport Science (TU Dortmund University) and the In-
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g.tec medical engineering GmbH
[Austria]
g.tec offers solutions for neuroscience and biomedical
engineering.
The Wireless EEG system g.Nautilus sets a new standard in usability.
Our systems are used for Brain-Computer-Interfaces,
Evoked Potential studies, sports science, work psychology, and also clinical research. Stroke rehabilitation
and consciousness assessment systems round off the
portfolio.
We offer complete systems.
http://www.gtec.at
Gait Up SA [Switzerland]
Based on Physilog® inertial motion sensor, Gait Up
provides validated movement metrics. The system
is accurate, easy-to-use and interpret for sports and
healthcare. Gait Up’s flagship sports product is Running Analysis for performance enhancement and injury prevention. With our algorithm library, we additionally develop custom motion insights for our partners’
applications, like ski mountaineering, swimming, ...
http://www.gaitup.com
Human Kinetics [United Kingdom]
At Human Kinetics, our mission is to produce innovative, informative products in all areas of physical activity that helps people worldwide lead healthier, more
active lives. We are committed to providing quality
informational and educational products in physical
activity and health fields that meet the needs of our
customers.
http://www.humankinetics.com/Europe
HUR Labs Oy [Finland]
HUR Labs is a world leading vendor of products for testing human physical performance. Our main products
are portable force platforms and software for testing of
balance and jumps. Also products for strength testing
- both dynamic and isometric are in our range. In Vienna HUR Labs exhibits together with sister company
HUR who showcases the latest in cloud SW controlled
exercise equipment. Please visit us at the exhibition for
a demonstration.
http://www.hurlabs.com
Movement limits and force are infinitely adjustable,
thereby preventing injuries.
HIRBO - rehabilitation robot for automated hippotherapy.
http://www.intelligentmotion.at/
Kistler Instrumente AG [Switzerland]
Kistler force plates were first introduced in 1969 and
have consistently proved their worth as precise, reliable measuring instruments.
The unique piezoelectric measuring system offers numerous advantages and makes Kistler force plates a
cost effective investment for biomechanical laboratories. Longevity, high accuracy, linearity and sensitivity
provide reliable and reproducible results.
http://www.kistler.com/biomechanics
Laliga - UCAM University [Spain]
UCAM is a private university founded in 1996 with a
clear mission: to train students with knowledge and
skills to serve the society, to contribute to the further expansion of human knowledge through research as an
integral part of the development of man. The university
of sports in Spain. More than 50 olympic players and
12 000 students at the campus.
http://www.laliga.ucam.edu/
Lode B.V. [The Netherlands]
Lode is renowned as a manufacturer of high quality
ergometers. The Lode brand stands for accuacy, durability and ergonomic design. The Lode product range
varies from bicycle ergometers and treadmills to recumbent, arm and supine ergometers and ergometry
software.
http://www.lode.nl
intelligent motion GmbH [Austria]
MDE CO LTD [Germany]
LIFTER - multifunctional devices.
Combination of freely adjustable barbell weight bar
with virtual force simulation and optical sensors provides safe training without the need to abandon the
functional advantages of a “free barbell”.
MDE - Measuring Developments Engeneeing, a new
brand for physiological measurements for preventive
cardiology for sport diagnostic and metabolic disorders. MDE wireless systems are including standalone
blood pressure and ECG soltutions.
21tst Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science
Exhibitors profiles
The applied filtering and professional mechanical
setups are the guarantee for the low noise and most
precise data.
http://www.mdegmbh.eu
Sports & Medical area.
http://www.monarkexercise.se
PhysioFlow / Manatec Biomedical
[France]
Moor Instruments Ltd. [United Kingdom]
PhysioFlow® is a unique range of noninvasive hemodynamic monitors that perform the most accurate and
validated continuous measurements of cardiac output
in the world, even at max exercise. Some of our systems are wireless and portable. The combination of
advanced miniaturized hardware and software enables new applications in the lab and for the first time in
the field, for trainers and exercise physiologists.
http://www.physioflow.com
profiles
MediTECH Electronic GmbH [Germany]
MediTECH offers a unique solution to optimate peak
performance in top level athletes. Mental fitness often
tips the scale in favor of winning competition. Analysing specific neurophysiological skills and patterns
and providing corresponding training solutions isthe
key aim of MediTECH’s performance lab.
http://www.meditech.de
MES Forschungssysteme [Germany]
MES is a leading provider of solutions for neurophysiological research. We have more than 30 years of experience in offering state-of-the-art tools for the following
fields: - EEG / ERP / EP
- Wearable and Wireless EEG
- Wearable and Wireless fNIRS
- EEG & fNIRS
- EEG & tACS/tDCS
- BCI & Bio-/Neurofeedback
- Behavioral Research
http://www.mesmed.de
moore instruments specialise in blood flow & oxygen
assessments. Visit our booth to see our new VMS-NIRS
System for non-invasive muscle oxygen.
http://www.moor.co.uk
Moticon GmbH [Germany]
Moticon develops manufactures, and distributes sensor insoles and software for analyzing human foot
dynamics. The senor insole has unique characteristics
such as its fully integrated and wireless design, the
outstanding ease of use and its high data quality.
http://www.moticon.de
myon AG [Switzerland]
myon is a Swiss company that, since the foundation
in 2009, has established a world-wide reputation for
quality electromyography systems (EMG) that are very
easy to use and still perfectly fulfill the high measurement standards required by international scientific
societies.
http://www.myon.ch
PAL Technologies Ltd [Scotland, UK]
Microgate works in four fields: Professional Training,
Training & Sport, Medical Rehab and Engineering.
In Training field the main products are: OptoJump Next
(Run and Jump analysis), Gyko (inertial measurement
tool for the analysis of the movement of any body segment), Witty Timer and WittySEM (smart indicator for
training for reactivity, agility, motor-cognitive abilities)
http://www.microgate.it
PAL Technologies’ award winning activPALTM is the
researcher’s preferred choice for quantifying freeliving sedentary, upright and ambulatory activities,
providing the evidence to link sedentary behaviours to
chronic disease risk.
Working in partnership with our worldwide customer
base, we deliver clinically relevant measures to support and inform patient-centred treatment approaches.
http://www.paltechnologies.com
The new generation of Monark bikes is developed with
the cyclist in mind.
With a perfect position, modern force and open source
connect ability it offers models for any situation within
Not only are POWERbreathe’s K-Series devices the
Worlds 1st Intelligent Digital Breathing Trainers, but an
independent International 6 Nation Clinical Medical
Research study has endorsed these as “Gold Standard” devices. With the new K5 + K4 Breathe-Link s/w,
the possibilities for research in Sports Science and improvement in Time Efficient High Performance Training
Outcomes are increasingly being recognised.
Also ask about PBAS, the NEW – Innovative + Affordable & Modular room based plus portable POWERbreathe Altitude Systems, including a bespoke design for
h/p/cosmos: Saturn, Venus and other model treadmills. http://www.powerbreathe.com
http://www.powerbreathe.com
a) ROTOSPORT has developed the FAT-Software which
enables subcutaneous fat measurements with an accuracy and a reliability not reached before.
b) The software HUMAN POWER SPECTRUM, in combination with MONARK ergometers, enables all kinds
of out-put power measurements on cycle and handcrank ergometers, including Critical Power measurements.
http://rotosport.com/index1.php?lang=en
Routledge Taylor & Francis Group [United
Kingdom]
As a leading publisher in the field of Sports and Leisure, Routledge proudly offers a wealth of highly-cited
journal content and primary research. Routledge journals dominate the Hospitality, Leisure, Sport and Tourism category of the Social Sciences Citation Index®
as well as hosting a prestigious book publishing program. Discover more on Routledge Journals at http://
explore.tandfonline.com/sport
And Routledge books at http://www.routledge.com/
sport
http://www.tandfonline.com/tejs
S. Karger AG [Switzerland]
Exhibitor
MICROGATE SRL [Italy]
Monark Exercise AB [Sweden]
POWERbreathe International Ltd [United
Kingdom]
Rotosport [Austria]
RBM elektronik-automation GmbH
[Germany]
The Cyclus2 is an innovative state-of-the-art cycling
ergometer packed with electronic and IT solutions,
comprising of standardized performance tests, isokinetic mode, lateral oscillation, and training- and programming applications. Due to its versatility, functionality and user-friendliness it is used by sports scientists,
high performance centres, coaches and top-class
cyclists worldwide.
http://www.cyclus2.com
Karger is a leading international publisher of books
and journals in basic and medical science. During the
ECSS we are pleased to present the latest publications
in the book series ‘Medicine and Sport Science’ and a
wide range of related publications.
http://www.karger.com/
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Exhibitors profiles
Science to Practice [Slovenia]
Tekscan, Inc. [USA]
We build innovative measurement systems focused on
the biomechanical aspect of sport science, injury prevention and rehabilitation. The most prominent lines
of our products are isometric dynamometry, cycling
biomechanics and ground reaction force analyses. A
strong point of our products is software – advanced
signal analyses and ease of use.
http://s2p.si/en/
Tekscan manufactores a range of pessure assessment
and clinical/research evaluation tools. Our unique
systems use thin, flexible, high-resulution sensors to
count balance errors experienced by a subject during
the Balance Error Scoring System (BESS) test.
http://www.tekscan.com
Sense Product GmbH [Austria]
TMG provides relevant information about muscle contractile properties in an objective, selective and non-invasive way. It gives insights into: muscle composition,
muscle functional characteristics, local muscle fatigue,
atrophy, muscle inhibition, spasticity, tonus, and more.
High repeatability enables long term monitoring of
acute and chronic changes in muscle function.
http://www.tmg.si
sensewave develops and produces innovative devices
for supportive diagnosis, therapy and training used for
both rehabilitation and high performance sports. The
international company is highly committed to innovation, vitality, and ingenuity. SENSEPRODUCT is globally
active in the following areas:
medical technology for physical and neurophysical
medicine
medical measurement technology
sport technology
http://www.senseproduct.com/en/
TMG-BMC d.o.o. [Slovenia]
le, allowing detailed motion capture in almost any environment. Bonita is Vicon’s next generation camera,
combining size, power, and price performance into
one amazing solution.
http://www.vicon.com
Wisepress Medical Bookshop [United
Kingdom]
Wisepress.com, Europe’s leading conference bookseller, has a range of books and journals relevant to the
themes of the meeting. In addition to attending 200
conferences per year, Wisepress has a comprehensive medical and scientific bookshop online with great
offers. Follow us on Twitter for the latest news @WisepressBooks.
http://www.wisepress.com
Exhibitors
Sensor Medica SAS [Italy]
Producer of medical devices for the evaluation of foot
pressures and posture as well as CAD-CAM foot insoles Production.
http://www.sensormedica.com/site/en
Smartfish AS [Norway]
Smartfish is a Norwegian biotech company developing nutritional drinks for medical purposes and sports
recovery nutrition. We are research based and have
an exercise clinical study prc.
http://www.smartfish.no
Velamed GmbH, Qualisys AB, Bertec
Corp. [Germany]
Velamed GmbH was founded in 2005 as a medical
distribution company in Cologne, Germany. As European distributor for biomechanical measuring systems
the key company competence is to equip laboratories
with biomechanical measurement solutions combined
with qualified product and planning consultancy.
Velamed is distributor for Noraxon EMG and sensor
systems, Qualisys optical Motion Capture systems and
Bertec instrumented treadmills and force plates. For
further information please see:
www.velamed.com
www.noraxon.com
www.qualisys.com
www.bertec.com
http://www.velamed.com
Woodway GmbH [Germany]
WOODWAY treadmills are specifically requested by
professional sports teams, medical & rehabilitation facilities and high-usage fitness facilities worldwide because of their patented design that provides a superior
running surface for users, owners and operators.With
scientific accuracy, great ride feel and fully adjustable
setup, the WATTBIKE is the world’s most advanced indoor training bike.
http://www.woodway.de
Xsens Technologies B.V. [The
Netherlands]
Xsens’ full-body human measurement system based
on inertial sensors, biomechanical models and sensor
fusion algorithms. Easy to use, short setup time and
instant data output. Can be used anywhere.
http://www.xsens.com/
Vicon Motion Systems Ltd. [United
Kingdom]
Vicon delivers 3D movement analysis systems in
sports training and research department’s worldwide. Its flagship camera line, the T-Series, offers the
highest resolution, frame rates and accuracy availab-
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Wednesday 6th July 2016
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FOOTBALL SUPPORTER...
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INTERCULTURALITY IN SPORTS”
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Opening of registration
09:00 - 13:00
Satellite Symposia/Workshops/General Assembley (see page 86)
09:00 - 17:00
Exhibition opening hours
09:45 - 10:15
Press Conference (Lecture room N2)
PO-CPP-01
BIOMECHANICS 1
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ADAPTED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
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HEALTH & FITNESS 1
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NEUROMUSCULAR PHYSIOLOGY 1
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PHYSIOLOGY 1
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BODY COMPOSITION 1
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ENVIRONMENT
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HEALTH PROMOTION
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NUTRITION & SUPPLEMENTS
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BODY COMPOSITION 2
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ESSA-ECSS EXCHANGE (CARDIOVASCULAR)
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FATIGUE
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FOOTBALL
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OXYGEN UPTAKE KINETICS IN
PERFORMANCE...
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TECHNOLOGY AND MODELLING IN GAME SPORTS
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12:00 CONVENTIONAL
PRINT POSTER SESSIONS
IN „GALLERY“, LEVEL I
Mini-Orals B
15:00 - 16:30
Invited & Orals
16:30 - 16:45
Coffee break
16:45 - 18:00
Plenary Session I: „Crossing the limits of impairment – lessons from neuromuscular and cardiovascular function after spinal cord injury“ (lecture room E + live stream to lecture room F2)
18:00 - 19:30
Opening ceremony incl. Aspetar & GSSI award ceremony (lecture room E + live stream to lecture room F2)
19:30 - 20:30
Opening reception (in exhibition area)
Wednesday 6th July 2016
Time
12:00 - 13:00
Print posters I
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PEDAGOGICS 1
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ADAPTED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
MO-SH11
PSYCHOLOGY: AGEING & RISK
GROUPS
MO-SH10
PSYCHOLOGY: COGNITION,
PERFORMANCE...
MO-SH03
SPORT STATISTICS & ANALYSIS:
TEAM SPORTS
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STRENGTH TRAINING &
TESTING
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SPORTS MEDICINE: SPORTS
INJURIES
MO-SH12
PSYCHOLOGY: TEAM SPORTS
OP-PM13
MUSCLE STRENGTH
OP-PM12
SPORTS MEDICINE: INJURY TENDONS
OP-SH10
13:00 - 14:00
Mini-Oral A
14:00 - 15:00
Mini-Oral B
15:00 - 16:30
Invited & Oral
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ECSS - ACSM EXHANGE
SYMPOSIUM
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BRAIN & COGNITIVE FUNCTION
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SPORT STATISTICS & ANALYSIS
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SPORT MANAGEMENT
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& RUNNING
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HEALTH & FITNESS
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BIOMECHANICS
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LIVER & MITOCHONDRIA
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PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE
TO HIT
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LOW BACK PAIN
OP-PM36
HANDBALL PERFORMANCE
OP-PM18
TRAINING & TESTING: MIXED
SESSION
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SPORTS NUTRITION SYMPOSIUM SPONSORED BY GSSI
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IMPACT OF EXERCISE ON
VASCULAR DISEASE
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SUPPLEMENTS: PROTEIN,
CREATINE, CAFFEINE
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HAMSTRING MUSCLE FUNCTION IN HUMAN MOVEMENT
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FATIGUE AND FATIGABILITY IN
HEALTH AND DISEASE
IS-SH03
EVIDENCE-BASED PHYSICAL
ACTIVITY POLICY
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SPORT WITH PEOPLE CROSSING
BORDERS
Orals
09:00 - 17:00
09:30 - 09:45
Coffee break
09:45 - 11:15
IS-PM04
ACTIVE PREGNANCY
Invited & Orals
11:15 - 11:30
Break
11:30 - 12:45
Plenary Session II: „Promoting physical activity – environmental and economic health approaches“ (lecture room E)
12:45 - 14:00
Lunch-Print posters II
14:00 - 15:00
PO-CPP-02
BIOMECHANICS 2
PO-CPP-06
HEALTH & FITNESS 2
PO-CPP-10
HEALTH & FITNESS 3
PO-CPP-14
NUTRITION 1
PO-CPP-18
PHYSIOLOGY 2
PO-CPP-22
REHABILITATION & PHYSIOTHERAPY 1
PO-CPP-26
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DIET & GLUCOSE
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NUTRITION & PERFORMANCE
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AGEING 2
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FITNESS PERCEPTION & PERFORMANCE
MO-BN01
RUNNING BIOMECHANICS
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COACHING & TALENT MONITORING
MO-PM07
TEAM SPORTS
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COACHING: TRAINING EFFECTS
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HORMONES
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NUTRITIONAL STRATEGIES
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AGEING 3
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FITNESS & ENERGY EXPENDITURE
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NEURAL RESPONSES
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HEALTH & EXERCISE
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CYCLING
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TRAINING & TESTING: SWIMMING/TENNIS
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MITOCHONDRIAL FUNCTION
AND ADAPTATION...
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HEAT AND ALTITUDE TRAINING
SPONSORED BY ASPETAR
OP-PM03
OXYGEN UPTAKE & METABOLISM
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INTEGRATIVE FALL PREVENTION
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EVIDENCE BASED SPORT
PHYSIOTHERAPY
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PSYCHOLOGICAL DISORDERS IN
ELITE SPORTS
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(SELF-)IMPROVEMENT IN AND
THROUGH SPORTS...
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SPORTS MEDICINE: EXERCISE &
DISABILITY
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RUNNING FOOTWEAR
SIG
NUTRITION
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MOTOR LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT
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RISKS & INJURY: SCREENING,
PREVENTION & TREATMENT
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SOCIOLOGY: GENDER
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KAYAK & ROWING
13:00 CONVENTIONAL
Mini-Orals A
15:00 - 16:00
Mini-Orals B
16:00 - 16:20
16:20 - 17:50
Invited & Orals
17:50 - 18:00
18:00 - 19:30
Orals
Coffee break
IS-PM06
HIT TRAINING - MECHANISMS
AND APPLICABILITY
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Thursday 7th July 2016
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PERFORMANCE TESTS
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MIXED SESSION: TRAINING &
EXERCISE
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MOTOR LEARNING & CONTROL
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REGENERATION: MIXED
SESSION
OP-SH01
SPORTS HISTORY
IS-EX02
CSSS - ECSS EXCHANGE SYMPOSIUM (CHINA)
OP-PM11
MOLECULAR BIOLOGY &
BIOCHEMISTRY
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PERFORMANCE & WATER
OP-SH02
PSYCHOLOGY: SPORT PERFORMANCE
SIG
ELITE SPORT PERFORMANCE
OP-SH25
CHILDREN & PHYSICAL
EXERCISE
OP-SH20
SPORT CONSUMERS, EVENTS &
TOURISM
PO-CPP-30
PO-CPP-34
PSYCHOLOGY 1
MO-PM43
MO-PM48
REHABILITATION: PHYSIOTHERAPY
MO-PM50
TRAINING & TESTING: JUMPING
MO-SH08
PSYCHOLOGY: MIXED SESSION
COSMED
ADVANCES IN THE ASSESSMENT OF HUMAN...
MO-PM49
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RECOVERY METHODS
OP-BN15
NEUROMUSCULAR FATIGUE
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SPORT TECHNOLOGY: MOVEMENT MONITORS
OP-PM19
SOCCER & RUGBY PERFORMANCE
OP-SH11
OP-PM48
FATIGUE
OP-BN07
TRAINING & TESTING TECHNOLOGY
OP-PM20
SOCCER TRAINING
OP-SH09
PSYCHOLOGY: BEHAVIOR &
SOCIAL SUPPORT
Orals
09:45 - 11:15
Invited & Oral
12:45 - 14:00
Lunch-Print posters II
14:00 - 15:00
13:00 CONVENTIONAL
Mini-Oral A
15:00 - 16:00
MO-SH07
PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND
PEDAGOGICS
MO-BN12
MOTOR LEARNING
OP-PM04
REHABILITATION & TRAINING
OP-PM68
HEALTH & FITNESS
OP-SH17
PE IN SCHOOL & OTHER PEDAGOGICAL SETTINGS
OP-PM25
BALANCE
OP-PM69
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY & INACTIVITY
Mini-Oral B
16:20 - 17:50
Invited & Oral
18:00 - 19:30
Orals
MO-SH04
SOCIOLOGY & PHILOSOPHY
Friday 8th July 2016
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MUSCLE & TENDON ARCHITECTURE
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MUSCLE FUNCTION
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NEUROMUSCULAR
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OVERUSE & INJURIES - TREATMENT MODALITIES
OP-PM27
TEAM SPORTS PERFORMANCE
OP-PM28
SWIMMING
IS-PM09
A CLOSE LOOK AT SKELETAL
MUSCLE PLASTICITY
IS-PM10
NEW DISCOVERIES IN CELLULAR
CROSS-TALK...
OP-BN21
BIOMECHANICS: MUSCLE &
TENDON
IS-BN07
INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY FOR
ANALYZING...
IS-BN08
THE SEQUENCE OF INJURY
PREVENTION...
IS-SH07
TEAM SPORT AND ACCULTURATION DYNAMICS...
IS-SH08
THE CULTURES OF BOXING
PO-CPP-23
REHABILITATION & PHYSIOTHERAPY 2
PO-CPP-27
Orals
09:00 - 16:30
09:30 - 09:45
Coffee break
09:45 - 11:15
Invited & Orals
IS-PM08
EXERCISE AS A COUNTERMEASURE AGAINST..
11:15 - 11:30
Break
11:30 - 12:45
Plenary Session III: „Crossing borders through technology“ (lecture room E)
12:45 - 14:00
Lunch-Print posters III
14:00 - 15:00
PO-CPP-03
BIOMECHANICS & MOTOR
LEARNING
PO-CPP-07
HEALTH & FITNESS 4
PO-CPP-11
MOLECULAR BIOLOGY &
BIOCHEMISTRY
PO-CPP-15
NUTRITION 2
PO-CPP-19
PHYSIOLOGY 3
MO-PM28
TRAINING EFFECTS
MO-PM18
PHYSIOLOGY: MIXED SESSION
MO-BN06
MOTION ANALYSIS 1
MO-PM12
NEUROMUSCULAR PHYSIOLOGY
MO-PM13
PULMONARY & CARDIOVASCULAR PHYSIOLOGY
MO-BN04
BIOMECHANICS: MIXED
SESSION
MO-PM25
OBESITY
MO-PM21
PHYSIOLOGY: MIXED SESSION
MO-BN07
MOTION ANALYSIS 2
MO-PM38
TRAINING & TESTING: HIIT
MO-PM29
HEALTH PROMOTION & ENVIRONMENT
MO-BN05
BIOMECHANICAL TESTING
MO-BN08
BALANCE & POSTURE
MO-PM17
FATIGUE
IS-PM12
STATINS, PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
AND MUSCLE DYSFUNCTION
IS-SP03
PREVENTING INJURIES...
SPONSORED BY ADIDAS
OP-PM37
HYDRATION STATUS
OP-PM75
HEALTH & FITNESS: EXERCISE
& AGEING
OP-PM63
TAPING & INJURIES
OP-PM49
EXERCISE TESTING
OP-PM52
ADAPTED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY TEMPERATURE
OP-PM43
PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES
OP-BN17
KINEMATIC ANALYSIS OF SELECTED MOVEMENTS/ SPORTS
OP-BN20
MOTOR LEARNING & COORDINATION
OP-PM17
RUNNING PERFORMANCE
OP-PM64
CARDIOVASCULAR PATHOLOGIES
OP-PM23
PERFORMANCE TESTING
OP-PM44
INFLAMMATION & STRESS
RESPONSE
13:00 CONVENTIONAL
Mini-Orals A
15:00 - 16:00
Mini-Orals B
16:00 - 16:20
Coffee break
16:20 - 17:50
IS-PM11
STRATEGIES TO COMBAT
SARCOPENIA
Invited & Orals
17:50 - 18:00
18:00 - 19:30
Orals
MO-PM15
MUSCLE DAMAGE
Break
OP-PM57
SUBSTRATE OXIDATION, BLOOD
AND STEROIDS
Friday 8th July 2016
Time
M1
N2
1.61
L1
L8
0.31 & 0.32
1.62
08:00 - 09:30
OP-PM58
GENE NETWORKS IN RESPONSE
TO EXERCISE
OP-BN18
SPORT TECHNOLOGY: EQUIPMENT 1
OP-PM21
SOCCER ASSESSMENTS
OP-SH08
PSYCHOLOGY: BURNOUT &
STRESS
OP-PM50
BED REST & INACTIVITY
SIG
ENVIRONMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY
OP-SH19
PERSONS IN SPORT ORGANISATIONS
IS-EX03
JSPFSM-ECSS EXCHANGE
SYMPOSIUM
OP-BN05
BIOMECHANICS: MIXED
SESSION
OP-PM22
SOCCER FITNESS PARAMETERS
OP-PM78
COACHING: COACHES
OP-PM53
NUTRITION & DIETETICS
OP-PM41
EXERCISE & HEALTH
OP-SH21
ORGANIZATIONAL ASPECTS &
SUCCESS
13:00 CONVENTIONAL
PO-CPP-31
PO-CPP-35
PSYCHOLOGY 2
MO-PM30
PERFORMANCE: MIXED
SESSION
MO-PM41
HEALTH & FITNESS: CHILDREN
MO-PM32
CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM
MO-PM24
WOMEN & OSTEOPOROSIS
Mini-Oral A
MO-PM16
SPORTS MEDICINE & ORTHOPAEDICS
FIRSTBEAT
TRAINING AND RECOVERY MONITORING FOR ELITE SPORT
15:00 - 16:00
MO-PM19
STRETCHING
MO-PM20
TRAINING & TESTING: MIXED
SESSION
MO-PM37
TRAINING & TESTING:
CHILDREN
MO-PM44
MOLECULAR RESPONSES TO
EXERCISE
MO-PM42
WOMEN`S HEALTH
OP-PM33
PRE-ACTIVATION EXERCISES
OP-PM51
ANIMAL MODELS IN HEALTH
OP-SH06
PSYCHOLOGY: SOCCER &
COGNITIVE FUNCTION
OP-PM35
CONCURRENT TRAINING
OP-PM39
BONE HEALTH
OP-PM72
COACHING: SOCCER
Orals
09:45 - 11:15
Invited & Oral
12:45 - 14:00
Lunch-Print posters III
14:00 - 15:00
Mini-Oral B
16:20 - 17:50
Invited & Oral
18:00 - 19:30
Orals
OP-SH14
PHYSICAL EDUCATION, HEALTH
& STUDENTS PERSPECTIVES
OP-PM73
COACHING: EFFECTS OF
TRAINING
OP-SH18
SKILLS OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHERS
OP-SH04
EFFECTS & STATISTICS
OP-PM38
COGNITIVE FUNCTION
OP-SH16
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN
CHILDREN
OP-PM34
PACING STRATEGIES
Saturday 9th July 2016
Time
E
F2
1.85 & 1.86
L4 & L5
0.49 & 0.50
M2
N1
L7
08:00 - 09:30
OP-PM45
EXTRACELLULAR BIOMARKERS
OP-PM60
MOLECULAR EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY
OP-BN12
OP-BN09
POSTURAL CONTROL
OP-PM71
INJURY PREVENTION & REHABILITATION
OP-PM54
EXERCISE & NEUROLOGY
OP-PM76
ANTIOXIDANTS & GLYCOLYSIS
OP-PM65
CARDIOVASCULAR PHYSIOLOGY
IS-PM14
ACHIEVING AND MAINTAINING
A LARGE WEIGHT LOSS
OP-BN13
OP-BN06
BALANCE STRATEGIES
IS-BN09
BIOMECHANICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF...
OP-PM59
EXERCISE IN RHEUMATOLOGY
& CANCER
IS-SH09
INCLUSIVE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION...
OP-PM66
SPORTS MEDICINE: HEART RATE
VARIABILITY
PO-CPP-24
SPORTS MEDICINE & ORTHOPAEDICS 2
PO-CPP-28
Orals
09:30 - 09:45
09:45 - 11:15
Invited & Orals
Coffee break
IS-PM13
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND BRAIN
VASCULAR FUNCTION
11:15 - 11:30
Break
11:30 - 12:45
Plenary Session IV: „Crossing cultures and nations – interculturality and transnational mobility as challenges for sport and sport science“ (lecture room E)
12:45 - 14:00
Lunch-Print posters IV
13:00 CONVENTIONAL
PO-CPP-04
COACHING & ADAPTED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
14:00 - 15:15
Young Investigators Award - Presentations (lecture room E)
15:15 - 15:45
Tom Reilly Memorial Lecture (lecture room E)
15:45 -16:00
Break
16:00 - 16:30
Young Investigators Award - Award Ceremony (lecture room E)
16:30 - 17:30
Closing Ceremony (lecture room E)
20:00 - 03:00
ECSS Congress Party
PO-CPP-08
HEALTH & FITNESS 5
PO-CPP-12
NEUROMUSCULAR PHYSIOLOGY 2
PO-CPP-16
PHYSIOLOGY 4
PO-CPP-20
PHYSIOLOGY 5
Saturday 9th July 2016
Time
M1
N2
1.61
08:00 - 09:30
OP-PM26
CYCLING
OP-PM29
BODY COMPOSITION
OP-PM30
TRAINING METHODS IN
SOCCER
OP-PM32
CYCLING TESTS
OP-PM31
STRENGTH TRAINING - ASSESSMENT
OP-PM61
SPORTS MEDICINE: SOCCER
PO-CPP-32
PHYSICAL EDUCATION &
PEDAGOGICS 2
PO-CPP-36
SPORT STATISTICS & ANALYSIS
Oral
09:45 - 11:15
Invited & Oral
12:45 - 14:00
Lunch-Print posters IV
13:00 CONVENTIONAL
L1
OP-PM70
CHILDREN & ADOLESCENTS
L8
0.31 & 0.32
1.62
OP-PM42
RECOVERY MODALITIES
OP-SH13
SOCIOLOGY: DEVELOPMENT
OP-SH23
STATISTICS
OP-PM74
MENTAL DISABILITIES: PARALYMPICS
OP-SH24
STATISTICS, COMPUTER ANALYSIS & SIMULATION
Parallel programme
Satellites
ECSS Workshops (EWSS)
Sponsored Workshops
Awards
Special Interest Groups (SIG)
Sports Nutrition then and
now – hosted by GSSI
EWSSa - Preparing manuscripts for publication
in peer-reviewed journals:
Strategies and writing skills
Kistler: Force plate measurements in prevention and
rehabilitation of musculoskeletal injuries
ECSS Young Investigators
Award (YIA)
Elite Sport Performance
th
Thursday, 7 July 2016
Wednesday, 6th July 2016
Presentations
9:45 - 11:15
Lecture room: L8
11:00 – 12:00
Lecture room: L4 & L5
Thursday, 7th July 2016
10:00 – 12:30
Lecture room: 0.31 & 0.32
10:30 - 12:00
Lecture room: L8
(Sessions marked YIA)
Sports Nutrition
Finalists Presentations
th
Wednesday, 6 July 2016 and
09:00 – 12:00
Lecture room: F2
Crossing Boarders in Martial
Arts Development
09:00 – 12:00
Lecture room: 1.62
The Evolution of Critical Power Testing in the Laboratory
and in the Field
th
Wednesday, 6 July 2016
09:00 – 12:00
Lecture room: L1
EWSSb - Mixed Modeling:
Learning to Love the Standard Deviation
COSMED: Advances in the
assessment of human performance
(top 4 oral presentations)
18:00 - 19:30, Lecture room: L4 & L5
Saturday, 9th July 2016
14:00 – 15.15, Lecture room: E
Environmental Physiology
Thursday, 7h July 2016
Awards Ceremony
Friday, 8th July 2016
09:00 – 12:30
Lecture room: L7
14:00 - 15:30
Lecture room: Room: L8
Saturday, 9th July 2016
08:00 – 09:30
Firstbeat: Training and Recovery Monitoring for Elite Sport
GSSI Nutrition Award
Friday, 8th July 2016
13:00 - 15:00, Lecture room: F2
14:00 - 15:30
Finalists’ Presentations
Awards Ceremony
Aspetar Excellence in Football
Award
Finalists’ Presentations
15:00 - 16:30, Lecture room: F2
Awards Ceremony
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