We encourage presentations from the wide spectrum of sports professionals, including physiology, psychology, biomechanics and nutrition.

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2 Covering a broad range of topics within sports science, this three-day event will provide plenty of opportunity for networking and debate. This informal international meeting will bring you up to date with current research and thinking regarding enhancing performance, together with the application of treatment and prevention of injuries related to sports medicine and technology. We encourage presentations from the wide spectrum of sports professionals, including physiology, psychology, biomechanics and nutrition. This event has CPD accreditation This is a draft agenda The agenda will be finalised two weeks before the event #Sports2017

3 Contents Day 1: Maximising Performance... 5 Early Session... 5 Euroscicon Welcome... 5 Introduction by the chair... 5 Optimising High Intensity Training to Maximise Sports Performance... 5 Tactical Load Carriage: Impacts and Conditioning Oral Presentations... 5 Reducing Anxiety in Elite Athletes: The Effects of Implementing a Moderate Running Regimen... 5 Neuromuscular performance during vertical jumping in children... 5 Interactions among physical inactivity, motor illiteracy, obesity and academic success... 5 The neural correlates of superior performance in elite athletes: behavioural and neurophysiological evidence... 5 Day 1: Maximising Performance... 6 Late Session... 6 Euroscicon Welcome... 6 Introduction by the chair... Error! Bookmark not defined. Developing Champions: Practice, Specificity, and Plasticity Digital intervention in self-determined exercise motivation - a randomized controlled trial... 6 Development of Critical Power Road Testing... 6 Nutrition and Exercise Immunology... 6 Enhancing motor skill acquisition by preparing to teach... 6 The Immediate Motor Effects Of tdcs On Lower Limb Maximal Voluntary Strength In Healthy Subjects... 6 Closing remarks, End of Late Session... 6 Day 2: Injury & Rehabilitation... 7 Early Session... 7 Euroscicon Welcome... 7 Introduction by the chair... 7 Fractures in Sport: Optimising their Management and Outcome... 7 Evolutionary aspects of spinal health: implications for spine pathology... 7 Dual Energy X-ray Absorptiometry for the measurement of Body Composition

4 Screening athletes: the star excursion balance test... 7 Day 2: Injury & Rehabilitation... 8 Late Session... 8 Euroscicon Welcome... 8 Introduction by the chair... Error! Bookmark not defined. Recovery Strategies... Error! Bookmark not defined.... Error! Bookmark not defined. Injury Prevention Considerations for Tactical Athletes... 8 Exercise and intestine: what gut has to do with it?... 8 Day 3: Exercise Physiology & Nutrition... 9 Early Session... 9 Euroscicon Welcome... 9 Introduction by the chair... 9 Human Aquaticity Genetics and Exercise... 9 Immunologic aspects of sport... 9 Exercise and intestine: what gut has to do with it? Closing remarks, End of Early Session

5 Day 1: Maximising Performance London GMT New York EST Tokyo JST Early Session 07:15 02:15 16:15 Session online Speaker practice session Poster Viewing 07:45 02:45 16:45 Euroscicon Welcome Euroscicon Host 07:50 02:50 16:50 Introduction by the chair Optimising High Intensity Training to Maximise Sports Performance 08:20 03:20 17:20 Tactical Load Carriage: Impacts and Conditioning 08:40 03:40 17:40 Oral Presentations Reducing Anxiety in Elite Athletes: The Effects of Implementing a Moderate Running Regimen 08:55 03:55 17:55 Session break Poster Viewing 09:45 04:45 18:45 Neuromuscular performance during vertical jumping in children 10:05 05:05 19:05 Interactions among physical inactivity, motor illiteracy, obesity and academic success 10:25 05:25 19:25 Session Break Poster Viewing Dr. John Babraj, Abertay University, Dundee, United Kingdom Dr Rob Orr, Tactical Research Unit / Faculty of Health Sciences and Medicine, Bond University, Australia Spencer Pratt, Sentinel Secondary, North Vancouver, Canada Dr Dimitrios Patikas, University of Thessaloniki, Serres, Greece Dr Maria Isabel Mourão-Carvalhal, University of Tras-os-Montes and Alto Douro, Vila Real, Portugal 11:00 06:00 20:00 The neural correlates of superior performance in elite athletes: behavioural and neurophysiological evidence 11:20 06:20 20:20 Stress Appraisals, Emotions, and Coping among Athletes: How to Maximise Performance during Pressurised Competitions 11:40 06:40 20:40 Closing remarks, End of Early Session Dr. Stergios Makris, Edge Hill University, Ormskirk, Lancashire,United Kingdom Dr. Adam Nicholls, University of Hull, Hull, United Kingdom 5

6 London GMT New York EST Tokyo JST Day 1: Maximising Performance Late Session 13:15 08:15 22:15 Session online Speaker practice session Poster Viewing 13:55 08:55 22:55 Euroscicon Welcome Euroscicon Host 14:00 09:00 23:00 Developing Champions: Practice, Specificity, and Plasticity 14:20 09:20 23:20 Digital intervention in self-determined exercise motivation - a randomized controlled trial 14:40 09:40 23:40 Development of Critical Power Road Testing 15:00 10:00 00:00 Strength training induces specific neural adaptations Professor Mark Williams, Chair Department of Health, Kinesiology, and Recreation College of Health University of Utah Dr. Karin Weman-Josefsson, Högskolan i Halmstad/Halmstad University, Halmstad, Sweden Dr. Bettina Karsten, University of Greenwich, London, United Kingdom Dr. Louis-Solal Giboin, University of Konstanz, Konstanz, Germany 15:30 10:30 00:30 Session break Poster Viewing 16:00 11:00 01:00 Nutrition and Exercise Immunology 16:20 11:20 01:20 Enhancing motor skill acquisition by preparing to teach 16:40 11:40 01:40 Oral Presentation The Immediate Motor Effects Of tdcs On Lower Limb Maximal Voluntary Strength In Healthy Subjects 16:55 11:55 01:55 Closing remarks, End of Late Session Dr Glen Davison, School of Sport & Exercise Sciences, University of Kent, Kent, United Kingdom Dr. Matthew Miller, Auburn University, Auburn, United States Mr Stephen Bornheim, University of Liege, Liege, Belgium 6

7 London GMT New York EST Tokyo JST Day 2: Injury & Rehabilitation Early Session 07:15 02:15 16:15 Session online Speaker practice session Poster Viewing 07:45 02:45 16:45 Euroscicon Welcome Euroscicon Host 07:50 02:50 16:50 Introduction by the chair Professor Karen Knapp, University of Exeter Medical School, Exeter, United Kingdom 08:00 03:00 17:00 Fractures in Sport: Optimising their Management and Outcome 08:25 03:25 17:25 Evolutionary aspects of spinal health: implications for spine pathology Greg Robertson, Edinburgh Orthopaedic Trauma Unit, University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, United Kingdom 08:50 03:50 17:50 Session Break Poster Viewing 09:15 04:15 18:15 Dual Energy X-ray Absorptiometry for the measurement of Body Composition 09:40 04:40 18:40 Screening athletes: the star excursion balance test 10:15 05:15 19:15 Closing remarks, End of Early Session Dr. Been Ella, Head of Physical Therapy Department, Faculty of Health Professions, Ono Academic College, Department of Anatomy and Anthropology, Tel Aviv University, Israel Professor Karen Knapp, University of Exeter Medical School, Exeter, United Kingdom Dr Benita Olivier, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa 7

8 London GMT New York EST Tokyo JST Day 2: Injury & Rehabilitation Late Session 13:15 08:15 22:15 Session online Speaker practice session Poster Viewing 13:45 08:45 22:45 Euroscicon Welcome Euroscicon Host 14:00 09:00 23:00 Neuromuscular Monitoring After ACL Injury: Return to Sport and Return to the Podium 14:25 09:25 23:25 Injury Prevention Considerations for Tactical Athletes 14:50 09:50 23:50 Knee Osteoarthritis: Applying Basic Science Principles to Aquatic and Land Interventions 15:15 10:15 00:15 Exercise and intestine: what gut has to do with it? 15:45 10:45 00:45 Closing remarks, End of Late Session Mr Matt Jordan, Phd, Human Performance Laboratory, The University of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta, CANADA, along with NORAXON USA, the Movement Data People. Professor Kenneth Games, Indiana State University, Terre Haute, United States Dr. Lori Thein Brody, UW Clinics Research Park, Madison, United States Dr Patrícia L. Campos-Ferraz, University of Sao Paulo, São Paulo, State of São Paulo, Brazil 8

9 London GMT New York EST Tokyo JST Day 3: Exercise Physiology & Nutrition Early Session 07:15 02:15 16:15 Session online Speaker practice session Poster Viewing 07:45 02:45 16:45 Euroscicon Welcome Euroscicon Host 07:50 02:50 16:50 Introduction by the chair Dr Giorgos K. Sakkas, St Mark and St John, Plymouth, United Kingdom Human Aquaticity 08:30 03:30 17:30 Genetics and Exercise 09:00 04:00 18:00 Session Break Poster viewing University of Dr. Ana Pereira, Polytechnic Institute of Setúbal, Setúbal, Portugal 09:30 04:30 18:30 Immunologic aspects of sport 10:00 05:00 19:00 Exercise and intestine: what gut has to do with it? 10:30 05:30 19:30 Closing remarks, End of Early Session Dr Ana Maria Teixeira, University of Coimbra, Faculty of Sport Science and Physical Education, Sta Clara, Coimbra, Portugal Associate Professor Ioannis G. Fatouros, School of Physical Education & Sport Sciences, University of Thessaly, Trikala, Greece 9

Missing Speakers It is unfortunate that occasionally a speaker cannot

Whilst we do everything possible to ensure that our speakers are present

speaker could not We always try to keep our agendas as up to date as

10 Missing Speakers It is unfortunate that occasionally a speaker cannot attend. Whilst we do everything possible to ensure that our speakers are present at the event we apologise in advance if you were at a session where a speaker could not attend. We always try to keep our agendas as up to date as possible, however if a speaker cancels the night before an event or on the day, there is little we can do to rectify this. MEDIA SPONSORS 10

This event has CPD accreditation. #AlzheimersESC

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