World Rowing Sports Medicine and Science Conference 2018 Berlin, Germany November 21-23, Hall DÖBLIN I+II Einstein I+II Ehrlich I +II Foyer

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1 PROGRAM Wednesday, November 21 st 2018 Congress Overview Hall DÖBLIN I+II Einstein I+II Ehrlich I +II Foyer 14:00 Welcome Session 15:00 Metabolic stress and nutrition Development 16:00 Break 17:00 Understand Training? Scientific Aspects of Training MD Hands-On- 18:00 Main Topics Workshop Free communications Wednesday, November 21 st 2018 Location: Main Lecture Hall DÖBLIN I+II Main Topics 14:00-16:15 Welcome Session Focus on Metabolic Stress and Nutrition 14:45 Energy deficiency and nutrition in high performance sports Karsten Köhler, Lincoln, NE, USA 15:15 Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport (RED-S) in Rowers? Kathryn E. Ackerman, Boston, MA, USA 15:45 Rowing is maximum! - revisiting the nature of rowing Dr. Jürgen Steinacker, Ulm, Germany 16:15 Coffee Break

2 16:30-18:00 Session 1 Understanding Training? Scientific Aspects of Training 16:30 Understanding training? What do we learn from Genomics for elite sporting performance? Dr. Bernd Wolfarth, 17:00 Understanding training? Posttranscriptional regulation of training adaptation Dr. Bloch, Wilhelm, Cologne, Germany 17:30 Understanding training? Integrating molecular, behavioral and environmental aspects Dr. Yannis Pitsiladis, Brighton, Eastbourne, United Kingdom 14:45-16:15 Development Donia Koubaa, Tunis, Tunesisa Dr. Mike Wilkinson, Vancouver, Canada 16:30-18:00 MD Hands-On- tbd 18:00 End of Scientific Program Day One

3 Thursday, November 22 nd 2018 Congress Overview 08:00 Hall DÖBLIN I+II Einstein I+II Ehrlich I +II Foyer 09:00 Health in athetes and in all Coaches Junior Coaches 10:00 Break Opening Ceremony 11:00 Modern Aspects of Training Athletes Commission 12:00 13:00 Lunch Break Paralymics 14:00 15:00 Rowing and the Heart - Adaption to High Volume Stress Workshop Preventing Injury in the Developing Rower Break 16:00 17:00 Ergometer Testing Psychological Relations for Coaches Postersession 18:00 Main Topics Workshop Free communications

4 Thursday, November 22 nd 2018 Location: Main Lecture Hall DÖBLIN I+II Main Topics 08:30-10:00 Session 2 Health in Athletes and in all 08:30 Biological profile the hematological passport putting science into antidoping Dr. Martial Saugy, Lausanne, Switzerland 09:00 Use of non-prohibited medication in sports legal, but what is sound? Dr. Philippe Tscholl, Geneva, Switzerland 09:30 The role of International Sports Federation for athletes and public health Dr. Margo Mountjoy, Hamilton, Canada 10:00 Break 10:30 Opening ceremony 11:00-12:30 Session 3 Modern Aspects of Training 11:00 Actual data on strength testing and training of Rowers Dr. Trent Lawton, New Zealand 11:30 Intensity distribution of training among well-trained athletes Dr. Billy Sperlich, Würzburg, Germany 12:00 Modern concepts in altitude training Dr. Carsten Lundby, Copenhagen, Denmark 12:30-13:30 Lunch Break 13:30-14:00 Session 4 Paralympic athletes 13:30 Paralympic athletes - What can we learn for prevention and therapy of injuries? Yetsa A. Tuakli-Wosornu, New Haven, CT, USA 14:00-15:30 Session 5 Rowing and the Heart Adaptation to high volume stress 14:00 High cardiac output athletes: the role of ventricular remodeling Dr. Aaron Baggish, Boston, MA, USA 14:30 Cardiac hypertrophy in athletes - what is normal? Dr. Domenico Corrado, Padua, Italy 15:00 The heart in the ageing athlete the role of chronic coronary stress Dr. Sanjay Sharma, London, United Kingdom 15:30 Coffee Break

5 08:00-10:00 Coaches in the Spotlight Sven Ueck, Potsdam, Germany Josy Verdonkschot, Amsterdam, Netherlands 08:00-10:00 Junior Coaches Prof. Urs Granacher, Potsdam, Germany 16:00-17:30 Psychological Relations for Coaches Psychological relations between athletes and coaches Yannick Balk, Amsterdam, Netherlands Fatique in Coaches N.N. Workshops 11:00-12:30 Workshop Athletes Commission Dr. Lenka Wech, Frankfurt, Germany 14:00-15:30 Workshop Preventing Injury in the Developing Rower Dr. Larissa Trease, Australia Kellie Wilkie, Australia Connie Draper, Switzerland Free Communications 16:00-17:30 Free Communications Ergometer Testing (10 min s) Main Lecture Hall DÖBLIN I+II 16:00-17:30 Structured poster discussion (5+3 min s) 17:30 End of Scientific Program Day Two

6 Friday, November 23 rd 2018 Congress Overview 08:00 Hall DÖBLIN I+II Einstein I+II Ehrlich I +II Foyer 09:00 Performance, ethics and mental health Workshop Body Composition 10:00 Break 11:00 Musculoskeletal Pain Syndroms Biomechanics 12:00 Lunch Break 13:00 Preperation for Tokyo - Performance in the Heat Safeguarding policies in FISA 14:00 Break 15:00 Internal Medicine and general Medicine Educational Approaches Disscussion with Coaches on the Spotlight 16:00 Concluding Session FISA Main Topics Workshop Free communications

7 Friday, November 23 rd 2018 Location: Main Lecture Hall DÖBLIN I+II Main Topics 08:30-10:00 Session 6 Performance, ethics, and mental health 08:30 Empowering athletes and how facilitating them to take risks? Lesley Mckenna, London, United Kingdom 09:00 Performance and Ethics friend and foe? Dr. Michael J McNamee, Swansea, United Kingdom 09:30 Psychological aspects of recovery Dr. Michael Kellmann, Bochum, Germany 10:00 Break 10:15-12:15 Session 7 Musculoskeletal Pain Syndromes 10:15 Management of Acute Low Back Pain in Rowers An Athlete Care Pathway Dr. Fiona Wilson, Dublin, Ireland 10:45 Thoracic wall pain syndromes in rowers Dr. Jane S Thornton, London, Ontario, Canada 11:15 Diagnostic and therapeutic strategies for ribstress fractures in athletes Dr. Mike Wilkinson, Vancouver, Canada 11:45 Femoroacetabular impingement syndromes in rowing Dr. Tomislav Smoljanovic, Zagreb, Croatia 12:15-13:15 Lunch Break 13:15-14:15 Session 8 Preparation for Tokyo Performance in the Heat 13:15 Heat adaptation Dr González-Alonso, United Kingdom 13:45 Management of heat - precooling and cooling strategies Dr. Tony Rice, Sydney, Australia 14:15-14:30 Break 16:00-17:00 FINAL SESSION with FISA 14:30-16:00 Discussion with Coaches on the Spotlight Sven Ueck, Potsdam, Germany Josy Verdonkschot, Amsterdam, Netherlands

8 Workshops 08:30-10:00 Workshop Body Composition tbd 10:15-12:15 Workshop Biomechanics tbd 13:15-14:15 Workshop Safeguarding Policies in FISA Tbd Free Communications 14:30-16:00 Free Communications Internal Medicine and general Medicine ( min s) Main Lecture Hall DÖBLIN I+II 14:30-16:00 Free Communications Educational Approaches ( min s) 17:00 End of Scientific Program Day Three