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BOOK OF ABSTRACTS Complex Systems in Sport Book of abstracts PROGRAMME THURSDAY 5th of October WOLFGANG 8:30- Auditori SCHÖLLHORN (GER) Registration 9:15 1899 15:00- Differential Training as a Auditori 15:55 Turbo 1899 for Body and Brain 9:15- Auditori Opening Chair: Alfonsas Vainoras 9:30 1899 RAFEL POL (ESP) 16:00 - Auditori Cons-Training in Team SCOTT KELSO (USA) 16:30 1899 Principles of Sports 9:35- coordination: synergies Auditori Chair: Natàlia Balagué 10:30 of synergies! 1899 Invited Session 2 Chair: Pedro Passos & Training and Learning Carlota Torrents Methodologies 16:30- Auditori Chair: Jia Yi Chow 18:00 1899 Speakers: Jia Yi Chow, 10:30- Plaça Coffee Break Bruno Travassos & 11:00 Jugadors Ludovic Seifert Invited Session 1 18:00- Plaça Coffee Break Game and Performance 18:30 Jugadors Analysis 11:05- Chair: Daniel Memmert Auditori Invited Session 3 12:35 Speakers: Daniel 1899 Injuries: Myths, Realities Memmert, Jordi Duch, 18:30- and Future Approaches Auditori Robert Rein & 19:30 Chair: Sergio Fonseca 1899 Jurgen Perl Speakers: Sergio Fonseca Auditori & Natàlia Balagué 1899 12:40- Oral Presentations 1 Sala Auditori 13:40 (Sessions 1-2-3) Fundació 1 1899 Sala 19:30- Oral Presentations 2 Sala Fundació 2 20:30 (Sessions 4-5-6) Fundació 1 Sala Fundació 2 13:40- Plaça Lunch 15:00 Jugadors 2 Complex Systems in Sport Book of abstracts FRIDAY 6th of October Invited Session 4 Auditori Performance 1899 Oral Assessment in Sport 8:30- Presentations 3 Chair: Tim McGarry; 10:00 Sala (Sessions 7-8) Speakers: Tim McGarry, Fundació 1 Micael Couceiro, Harjo Sala de Poel Fundació 2 ROBERT HRISTOVSKI (MKD) 10:05- Unpredictability in competitive Auditori 11:00 environments 1899 Chair: Duarte Araujo 11:00- Plaça Coffee Break 11:30 Jugadors Invited Session 5 Developing Resilience in Athletes and 11:30- Teams Auditori 13:00 Chair: Adam Kiefer 1899 Speakers: Rollin McCraty; Adam Kiefer, Paula Silva 13:00- Plaça Lunch 14:30 Jugadors 14:30- Auditori Poster Session 15:30 1899 JAIME SAMPAIO (POR) 15:30- A short journey into the dimensions of Auditori 16:25 performance in team sports 1899 Chair: Harjo de Poel Invited Session 6 Athletes as Complex Adaptive Systems 16:30- Auditori Chair: Keith Davids 18:00 1899 Speakers: Keith Davids, Sam Robertson & Matt Dicks 18:00- Plaça Coffee Break 18:30 Jugadors Invited Session 7 Interpersonal Coordination 18:30- Auditori Chair: Frank Zaal 20:00 1899 Speakers: Frank Zaal, Laura Cuijpers, João Milho, Philip Furley 20:00- Auditori Closing Ceremony 20:20 1899 3 Complex Systems in Sport Book of abstracts INVITED SESSIONS Thursday 5th October Invited Session 1 GAME AND PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS Chair: Daniel Memmert Recent trends in match analysis with positional data Daniel Memmert 11:05 Analysis of dynamic processes in football Jürgen Perl 11:35 Modelling team games as a dynamic systems – Status Robert Rein quo and future directions 12:05 Statistical validation of team and individual Jordi Duch performance metrics in sports 12:35 Invited Session 2 TRAINING AND LEARNING METHODOLOGIES Chair: Jia Yi Chow Training methods in team sports – From a complex systems’ Bruno Travassos theory to practice 16:00 Neurobiological degeneracy: A key property for functional Ludovic Seiffert adaptations of perception and action to constraints 16:30 A Nonlinear Pedagogical Approach to Teaching Movement Jia Yi Chow Skills in Physical Education 17:00 Invited Session 3 INJURIES: MYTHS, REALITIES AND FUTURE APPROACHES Chair: Sergio Fonseca The role of self-awareness on injury prevention Natàlia Balagué 18:30 A complex-system approach to sports injury prediction and Sergio Fonseca prevention: looking into muscle injuries in football 19:00 4 Complex Systems in Sport Book of abstracts Friday 6th October Invited Session 4 PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT IN SPORT Chair: Tim McGarry Internet of Sports: The Rise of Smart Devices for Performance Micael Couceiro Assessment and Prediction in Sport 8:30 Assessing competitive between-athlete coordination Harjo de Poel 9:00 Tim McGarry 9:30 Invited Session 5 DEVELOPING RESILIENCE IN ATHLETES AND TEAMS Chair: Adam Kiefer Moving from Biology to Behaviour I: Leveraging Phenotypic Plasticity to Train Beyond Resiliency and Toward Adam Kiefer Antifragility in Sport 11:30 Moving from biology to behaviour II: Leveraging phenotypic Paula Silva plasticity to identify signatures of behavioural fitness. 12:00 Coherent Teams: New Techniques and Technologies for Rollin McCraty Improving Team Dynamics and Performance 12:30 Invited Session 6 ATHLETES AS COMPLEX ADAPTIVE SYSTEMS Chair: Keith Davids A rule induction framework to measure the representativeness Sam Robertson of skill practice and performance 16:30 Visual Exploratory Behaviour in Dynamic Team Sports Matt Dicks 17:00 Learning design for athletes and sports teams considered as Keith Davids Complex Adaptive Systems 17:30 Invited Session 7 INTERPERSONAL COORDINATION Chair: Frank Zaal Antiphase crew rowing on water: a first case study Laura Cuijpers 18:30 An Exploratory Approach to Capture Interpersonal Synergies João Milho between Defenders in Football 18:50 The social synapse in sports: Interpersonal coordination and Philip Furley nonverbal behavior in sports 19:10 Emergent Coordination in Joint Interception Frank Zaal 19:20 5 Complex Systems in Sport Book of abstracts ORAL PRESENTATIONS Thursday 5th October SESSION 1 COMPLEXITY AND EXPERTISE IN SPORT Auditori Chair: Bruno Gonçalves 1899 Santos, S.; Coutinho, D.; Exploring the differential learning routes on creative Gonçalves, B.; and tactical behaviour in Association football players 12:40 Schöllhorn, W.; Sampaio, J.; Leite, N. Cui, Y. ; Gómez, M.A.; Identifying different tennis player types: An Gonçalves, B.; Sampaio, exploratory approach to interpret performance based 12:55 J. on player features Den Hartigh, R. J. R.; Talent Development from a Complex Systems Hill, Y.;Van Geert, P. L. Perspective 13:10 C. Complexity viewed at the level of the micro-macro Araújo, D. 13:25 link in the study of sport expertise SESSION 2 NETWORKS AND FOOTBALL Sala Chair: Agne Slapsinskaite Fundació 1 Pina, T. J.; Paulo, A.; Network properties of successful performance of 12:40 Araújo, D. soccer teams in the UEFA Champions League. Ramos, J.P.; Lopes,R.L.; Hypernetworks: Capturing the Multilayers of 12:55 Marques, P.; Araújo, D. Cooperative and Competitive Interactions in Soccer Romero Clavijo, F.A.; Network of football players interactions according to Corrêa, U.C.; Trindade the match period: a case study of the Bayern vs. Real 13:10 Pinheiro Menuchi, M.R. Madrid Field locations as a constraints on emergent patterns Laakso, T. of play in 1 v1 football dyads 13:25 6 Complex Systems in Sport Book of abstracts Thursday 5th October SESSION 3 Exploratory behaviour and learning Sala Chair: Carlota Torrents Fundació 2 Hacques, G.; Visual-motor exploration during learning: a case study Bourbousson, J.; Komar, 12:40 in climbing J.; Seifert, S. Martínez, P.; Hristovski, Chasing in biological systems. A pedagogical example R.; Vázquez, P.; Balagué, 12:55 for learning general dynamical systems concepts N. Complex Learning Theory: Does the quantity of John, K.; Seifert, L. exploration during motor learning really influence the 13:10 learning rate? Torrents, C.; Ensenyat, Free play with equipment to foster exploratory A.; Ric, A.; Mateu, M.; 13:25 behaviour in pre-schoolers Hristovski, R. SESSION 4 Training and learning in football Auditori Chair: Angel Ric 1899 Pasquarelli, B. N.; Exploring the effects of a game-centered learning Gonçalves, B.; Santos, S.; program on team passing patterns during youth 19:30 Sampaio, J. football matches Coutinho, D.; Santos,S.; Gonçalves, B.; Travassos, Effects of a differential learning and physical literacy T.; Wong,D.P.; training program on forwards performance (youth 19:45 Schöllhorn, W.; Sampaio, soccer). J. Vaughan, J.; López-Felip, Ecological theories, non-linear practise and creative M.A.; O Sullivan, M.; 20:00 collaboration at AIK Football Club Hörtin , D. Ric, A.; Canton, A.; Torrents, C.; Gonçalves, Effects of temporal numerical imbalances on 20:15 B.; Arjol, J.L.; Sampaio, individual exploratory behaviour during football SSGs J.;Hristovski, R. 7 Complex Systems in Sport Book of abstracts Thursday 5th October SESSION 5 Game analysis in team sports Sala Chair: Lorena Torres-Ronda Fundació 1 Canton, A.; Torrents, C.; Ric, A.; Gonçalves,B.; Collective tactical patterns in football SSG by means 19:30 Sampaio, J.; Arjol, J.L.; of Hierarchical Principal Components analysis Hristovski,R. Tactical constraints for technical-tactical Serra-Olivares, J. 19:45 alphabetization in youth football. Pizarro, D., del Villar, F., Analysis of decision-making and execution variables Práxedes, A., & Moreno, 20:00 in futsal after an intervention program based on PNL A Práxedes, A., del Villar, The importance to the superiority in attack in task F., Pizarro, D., design. A study from the Non-Linear Pedagogy 20:15 Domínguez perspective. SESSION 6 Performance analysis Sala Chair: Pablo Vazquez Fundació 2 Castañer, M.; Barreira, D.; Polar coordinate analysis and T-pattern detection of Camerino, O.; Anguera, motor skills used in goal scoring by Lionel Messi and 19:30 M.T.; Fernandes, T.; Cristiano Ronaldo Hileno, R. Zhang,S.; Lorenzo, A.; Performance profiles of basketball players in NBA Gómez, M.A.; Mateus, N.; according to anthropometric attributes and playing 19:45 Gonçalves, B.; Sampaio, experience J. Unlocking African football potential: Acknowledging Ryan, B.; Todd, A. athletes as complex systems – A Human Factors and 20:00 Ergonomics Approach Gisbert, J.; Fernández- Variability sliding upon a novel slide vibration board Valdés, B.; Rodríguez- 20:15 at different vibration frequencies Jiménez, S.; Moras, G. 8 Complex Systems in Sport Book of abstracts Friday 6th October SESSION 7 Complexity of biological responses to exertion Sala Chair: Sergi Garcia-Retortillo Fundació 1 Exel, J.; Abrantes, C.; Different familiarity with running routes changes the Gonçalves, B.; Mateus, complexity of kinematic and physiological responses: 8:30 N.; Sampaio, J. a pilot study on recreational middle distance runners.
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    THE QUBICAAMF WORLD CUP TURNS 50!!! winners, Singapore's Shayna Ng and Malaysia’s Abdul Macek, th will be on hand in Wroclaw. If it follows the pattern of past Bowl- ing World Cups, however, the roster will probably include several past champs. Finland’s Lauri Ajanto, the fi rst champion, has When the 50th annual since passed away, but many former Bowling World Cup titlists QubicaAMF Bowling World are still active on the global tenpin stage. The bowlers and their Cup is conducted Nov. entourages will revel in the old-world charms of Wroclaw, Poland’s 50 1-9, in Wroclaw, Poland, it fourth largest city (population: 700,000). More than 100 bridges will be a far more robust affair than the inaugural event held in cross the city’s Odra River, leading to buildings that date back to Dublin, Ireland, in 1965. For starters, consider the size of the the 1600s. Famed as a center of culture, Wroclaw boasts several fi eld. Merely 20 men showed up for the 1965 debut. In vivid universities, classical music venues and galleries. contrast, the 2014 edition will likely attract the best male and Most of the competitors’ adventures, on the lanes and off, will female bowlers from nearly 100 nations. (Women fi rst entered be recorded by the Bowling World Cup’s longtime photographer, the tournament in 1972.) Hero Noda. The owner of a large bowling center near Tokyo, Noda Ireland’s fi rst tenpin center, 12-lane Stillorgan Bowl, was the and his state-of-the-art camera equipment have been a fi xture at venue for Opus One.