Final Programme
UNIFYING SPORT SCIENCE
18th annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science ECSS Barcelona 2013
Hosted by the National Institute of Physical Education of Catalonia (INEFC) ECSS 26-29 JUNE 2013 BARCELONA UNIFYING SPORT SCIENCE
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18th annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Barcelona - Spain, 26 - 29 June 2013
Final Programme
Hosted by the National Institute of Physical Education of Catalonia (INEFC)
INEFC-Barcelona/Spain, 26-29 JUNE 2013 1 Welcome to Barcelona
WelcomeDear congress participant,
Since its creation one of the main aims of the ECSS has been to contribute to the unifi cation of sport science. However, the tremendous growth in the fi eld has produced further fragmentation. Is it possible to unify these fragmented areas? Are there common principles that bind them? Reductionism has dominated research for over a century and has provided a wealth of knowledge, yet it is increasingly clear that a discrete biological function can only rarely be attributed to an individual molecule. Indeed, most biological characteristics arise from complex interactions: between proteins, cells, organisms, groups, societies, etc. A key challenge in the twenty-fi rst century is therefore to understand the structure and dynamics of these complex interactions, as this will surely foster a new and better understanding between the different scientifi c disciplines. The 2013 ECSS Congress in Barcelona seeks to help sport science make its own leap forward towards a comprehension of ourselves not as part of a technical world but as interacting parts of a consistent and coherent whole: nature. The 18thAnnual Congress of the ECSS aims to contribute to the development of global approaches in the different specialized areas and to provide an even broader view of sport science. Hopefully, by moving from the whole to the parts and vice versa, sport scientists will be able to fi nd the best paths through the fi eld. Barcelona is an open city: open to the sea, to culture, to the world and to science. What better place in which to join forces in unifying sport science.
Benvinguts a Barcelona, Bienvenidos a Barcelona, Welcome to Barcelona!
Natàlia Balagué & Carlota Torrents ECSS Congress Presidents Barce
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Congress Presidents ECSS Scientifi c Committee Local Scientifi c Committee Additional reviewers – Natàlia Balagué, Carlota Torrents (ESP) – Natàlia Balagué (ESP) – Rosa Angulo – Duarte Araújo – Wilhelm Bloch (GER) – Natàlia Balagué – Roser Cussó ECSS Executive Board – Annalisa Cogo (ITA) – Alfonso Blanco – Guadalupe Garrido – Nenad Dikic (SRB) – Joan Cadefau – Myriam Guerra – Sigmund Loland - President (NOR) – Taija Finni (FIN) – Andreu Camps – Casimiro Javierre – Hans Hoppeler - Past President (SUI) – Daniel Green (GBR) – Marta Castañer – Daniel Memmert – Marco Narici – President Elect (GBR) – Michael Grey (GBR) – Francesc Corbi – Susana Monserrat – Romain Meeusen (BEL) – Markus Gruber (GER) – Francesc Cos – Carme Porcar – Gisela Sjøgaard (DEN) – Jørn Wulff Helge (DEN) – Assumpta Ensenyat – Anna Puig – Tim Cable (GBR) – Ylva Hellsten (DEN) – Pere Lavega – Nicolás Terrados – Luc van Loon (NED) – Eloisa Lorente – Alfonsas Vainoras ECSS Scientifi c Board – Mike McNamee (GBR) – Xavier Peirau – Josep Lluís Ventura – Anton Wagenmakers - Chair (GBR) – Maria Francesca Piacentini (ITA) – Jordi Porta – Flemming Dela - Co-Chair (DEN) – Janice L. Thompson (GBR) – Joan Riera Organizing Committee – Jan Cabri - Secretary (NOR) – Nicole Wenderoth (BEL) – Rosa Rodríguez – Agustí Boixeda – Joan Duda (GBR) – Joan Solé – Jordi Borrell – Paul Greenhaff (GBR) – Susanna Soler ECSS Offi ce – Elena Gil – Martin Halle (GER) – Anna Vilanova – Thomas Delaveaux – Xavier Iglesias – José Antonio López Calbet (ESP) – Elias Tsolakidis – Vicente Javaloyes – Erich Müller (AUT) – Steffen Neubert – Alfredo Joven – Juliane Melber – Pere Manuel – Tuulia Hokkanen – Mercè Mateu – M. José Montilla – Felip Santamaria – Cristófol Salas – Jordi Solà Congress – Rafael Tarragó – Carlota Torrents – Lorena Torres elona 2013 – ESP – Josep Vilà
INEFC-Barcelona/Spain, 26-29 JUNE 2013 3 General Information
VENUE Registration fee for accompanying persons includes: and poster presentations complete the programme. INEFC is located in an excellent setting, right at the centre of the Olympic No admission to scientifi c sessions 2210 abstracts have been accepted and allocated as follows: Ring on Montjuïc hill. Next door to some of the main tokens of Barcelona’s Admission to exhibitions • 1 honorary session with 1 presentation Olympic dream, such as Calatrava’s sculpture-like communication tower, Opening Ceremony the historical Lluís Companys Olympic Stadium or the beautifully built sports • 4 plenary sessions with 8 presentations arena, Isozaki’s Palau Sant Jordi, INEFC benefi ts from the best of both worlds. Opening reception • 36 invited symposia with 108 presentations Congress material • 85 Oral sessions with 411 presentations Institut Nacional d‘Educació Física de Catalunya Coffee breaks (7) and lunches (3) at the congress venue • 126 Mini-Oral sessions with 1228 presentations Av. de l‘Estadi 12-22 Closing Ceremony • 454 e-poster not debated 08038 Barcelona Congress Party (pre-booking required)
Spain Registration fee for additional exhibitors (two free delegates per YOUNG INVESTIGATORS AWARD (YIA) Tel. (+34) 93 425 54 45, Fax (+34) 93 426 36 17 company) includes: SPONSORED BY MARS INC • Admission to all scientifi c sessions The ECSS has received 538 applications for this year‘s YIA. Out of those CONGRESS OFFICE AND REGISTRATION • Admission to exhibitions 538 applications 276 have met the administrative requirements for the YIA. • Opening Ceremony Based on thorough review 117 contestants have entered the fi nal stage of the The congress registration desks are located opposite the main entrance competition and will present in front of the jury in Barcelona. The applicants • Opening reception of the building. are contending for 20 prizes (10 oral and 10 mini-oral). The Scientifi c Board Opening times are: • Congress material (congress bag, Final Programme - in print, Book of and Committee will select the 10 best presentations for each category. Four Abstracts – print on demand 20,- EURO/30,- EURO) • Wednesday: 8.00 to 18.00 fi nalists of the oral presentations will present their papers again (10 minutes) • Coffee breaks (7) and lunches (3) at the congress venue presentation + 5 minutes questioning time by the Scientifi c Board and/or • Thursday: 8.00 to 18.00 • Closing Ceremony Scientifi c Committee) at the Closing Ceremony on Saturday, June 29th. All • Friday: 8.00 to 18.00 winners will be announced and receive their prizes at the end of the Closing • Congress Party (pre-booking required) • Saturday: 8.00 to 16.00 Ceremony and following the fi nal evaluation by the ECSS Scientifi c Board and Scientifi c Committee. CONGRESS STAFF The top 10 candidates of each category (oral/mini-oral) will be announced REGISTRATION FEES INCLUDE on Friday afternoon, June 28th 2013 at the ECSS congress booth in the Congress Staff members will be available to answer questions about the exhibition hall. Registration fee for participants includes: Congress Programme, the location of lecture halls, rooms, meals etc. Staff • They will be invited by Mars Inc. to join the YIA-Cocktail to take place in members will be identifi able by the dark blue Polo-shirt with the Congress • Admission to all scientifi c sessions the evening on Friday, 28th of June 2013. Logo. • Admission to exhibition • In order to receive their certifi cate and prize money all prize winners will be • Opening Ceremony asked to be present personally at the Young Investigators Award Ceremony that takes place on Saturday, June 29th, commencing at 16:45. • Opening reception SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME • Prize winners who do not attend and accept their prize within the frame- • Congress material (congress bag, Final Programme - in print, Book of In developing the scientifi c programme, we have amassed an enviable work of the YIA Ceremony on Saturday, June 27th 2013 cannot be considered Abstracts – print on demand 20,- EURO/30,- EURO) collection of leading researchers and scholars from across Europe and for the award prize. • Coffee breaks (7) and lunches (3) at the congress venue around the Globe, to address our congress Unifying Sport Science. Plen- ary and invited symposium sessions will provide a mix of styles and will • Closing Ceremony focus on emerging new challenges within the broad range of disciplines • Congress Party (pre-booking required) that constitutes Sport Sciences. The programme will examine the exercise response from both empirical and applied viewpoints and from molecular to community contexts. In addition a large number of oral presentations
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PRIZE MONEY During session at least 5 minutes before the session starts. Mars Inc. will provide generous cash prizes for the fi nalists. The Chair will introduce you and call you to speak. During Please practice to keep to the exact timeline of the session: Oral presentations The Chair introduces the speakers (Name, Institution, title of presentation, • 10 min presentation • 1st - Euro 4.000,-- and if the speaker is running for YIA). • 5 min discussion • 2nd - Euro 3.000,-- Please practice to keep to the exact timeline of the session: A Barcelona Volunteer will show you (and the chair) a yellow card at 9 • 2 min presentation • 3rd - Euro 2.000,-- minutes and a red card at 10 minutes, in order to guide you with respect to • 4th - Euro 1.000,-- the timeline of the presentation. When necessary, a red card will be shown • 2 min discussion • Equal 5th - Euro 500,-- to you again after the allocated 15 minutes, in order to advise and the chair The chair will initiate discussion by asking the audience fi rst; then putting a to move on to the next presentation. pertinent question for the speaker. Mini-Oral presentations After • 1st - Euro 3.000,-- After Please, clear the room as soon as possible as the next session will start • 2nd - Euro 2.000,-- within 15 minutes of the end of your session. Please leave the room of your mini-oral presentation as there will be a • 3rd - Euro 1.000,-- session following shortly after. • 4th - Euro 500,-- Mini-Oral SESSIONS • Equal 5th - Euro 300,-- CONGRESS LANGUAGE Before The offi cial congress language is English. No simultaneous translation will PRESENTATION REGULATIONS AND SPEAKERS READY Mini-Oral presentation requires the pre-upload of an e-poster in pdf format be provided. ROOM (one slide only) in landscape (horizontal). The presentation time is 2 minutes plus 2 minutes Questions and Answers. The e-poster must be pre-uploaded Before right in advance of the congress via your ECSS account (deadline 15th of June MEALS AND COFFEE BREAKS 2013). When preparing your e-poster for mini-oral presentation, remember The Speakers Ready Room is located next to Aula informatica 1 on level that all the key issues of clear communication of ideas and content (font Congress lunches and coffee breaks are included in the fee for the con- 3 of the building. Please locate your lecture hall well in advance of your size, colour and contrast, organisation and fl ow, clarity etc.) are respected. gress participants. Lunch bags are served in the exhibition area Thursday session and familiarise yourself with the layout. Oral presentation format is The dimensions of your e-poster to must be: 140 cm (55 in) width x 79 (31 to Saturday. Coffee breaks are also served in the Exhibition area from PowerPoint. All PowerPoint presentations must be preloaded in the Speaker in) cm height, in landscape (horizontal) orientation. Wednesday to Saturday 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/ E-poster must have to be prepared in a special format: hall - please check that the fi le is available on the PC and that it is functional. • Number of pages (slides): one (1). Lunch tickets Note that using private laptops is not allowed! • E-poster fi le size is a max of 2 MB. For lunches participants are asked for pre-booking indicating special food All presenters must be available at the respective lecture hall 15 minutes • Make sure your text and background have a large contrast. requirements. For each day (Thursday, Friday, Saturday) you will receive a before the session starts. Please introduce yourself to the Chair. There will be • Minimum suggested font size: 24 (20 for references). lunch ticket at the registration desk. 1 or 2 Barcelona Volunteers in each lecture hall that can help with logistics, IT and timing of presentations. • For embedded images prefer .jpeg or .png fi le formats in a resolution of 72 or 96 dpi. • Do not use animated effects, “animations” and videos. Have• Before submitting, save your poster as a PDF fi le a nice st Please locate your mini-oral session right in advance and introduce yourself to your session Chair. Introduce yourself and wait at the fi rst e-poster in your
INEFC-Barcelona/Spain, 26-29 JUNE 2013 5 General Information
BADGES motorway network and is a hub of high-speed rail to link Spain with France ECSS Congress Party and the rest of Europe. All registered participants and accompanying persons receive a badge. The Congress Party will take place in placa d‘Europa, right next door to Exhibiting companies have Exhibitor Passes and accredited members INEFC building, a scenic Barcelona location on the Saturday night. It will be of media have Media Passes. The badge is your document to enter the SOCIAL PROGRAMME the time to celebrate, dancing being compulsory. Congress site or any of the social activities. The ECSS congress offers you a wide range of social events outside of the scientifi c programme. All functions are included in the congress registration OPTIONAL TOURS and ACTIVITIES TRANSPORTATION fees, unless indicated differently. Barcelona is easily accessible via its public transport services. We re- Visit the Olympic Museum commend to make yourself familiar with the Transports Metropolitans de Opening Ceremony All congress participants are offered a free entrance to the Olympic Museum Barcelona. of the 1992 Barcelona Olympic Games. A service sponsored by Fundació This is the offi cial opening of the Congress and will feature an Opening Barcelona Olímpic. addresses from the congress presidents and the ECSS president together MESSAGES AND CHANGES IN THE PROGRAMME with some local entertainment. Guided visit to Montjuïc’c mountain Messages to participants are given via email. Any changes in the program- Thursday 27.06.2013, 19:30 - 21:30 me will also be announced via email. Opening Reception Starting at INEFC and from MNAC’s viewpoint, Sants-Montjuïc district, Montjuïc’s mountain and the city of Barcelona will be introduced. We’ll walk The Opening Ceremony will be followed by an Opening Reception also the slopes of the mountain and we’ll discover the evolution of Montjuïc INTERNET SERVICES being the offi cial opening of the exhibition with some fi nger food and drinks. and its own charm. 1929 and 1992 are the two main dates in the history of Montjuic: an International Exhibition and the Olimpic Games were two Wireless internet will be available at the congress venue. You will need to key moments in the evolution of this mountain. This guided tour will help obtain a log-in code from the registration desk. ECSS General Assembly you to discover how was Montjuïc before and after these two events. And All ECSS members are invited to join the ECSS General Assembly to be how this charming mountain is nowadays, and from 1992, closely related TECHNICAL EXHIBITION informed on latest facts and fi gures and the development of the society. to sport. We’ll fi nish the route in a unique and exceptional place, Maria Crisitna‘s avenue and the Magic Fountains, where we’ll enjoy the show of The technical exhibition is located on the lower Level, 1st Level of the congress water, lights and music. venue. An extensive area is arranged for the congress exhibition forming Friday Night Out in Barcelona the hub of the congress. Sporting activities for children- Family friend congress Delegates will be provided with a meeting location to start the evening The opening hours of the exhibition are Wednesday, June 26th 15:00 to together and explore the fabulous night life of Barcelona on the Friday night. 27-28-29. 06.2013, 10:00-13:00 20:00, Thursday, June 27th and Friday, June 28th, 10:00 to 16:30 (1st coffee Do you want to come with your family to the congress? We will run sporting break to end of 2nd coffee break) and Saturday, June 29th 10:00 to 14:00 activities for children aged between 3 – 12 years old during the congress (1st coffee break to end of lunch break) at which exhibitors attendance is Closing Ceremony days. Different activities according to the age of the children will be offered mandatory. in the mornings of the 27th, 28th and 29th of June, from 10 am to 13 pm. The Closing Ceremony will immediately follow the Young Investigator Awards and will feature Thanks and Goodbye from Barcelona and a presentation TOURIST INFORMATION from the 19th Annual Congress ECSS Amsterdam 2014 in the Netherlands. Barcelona is the capital of Catalonia and the second largest city in Spain, after Madrid, About fi ve million people live in the Barcelona metropolitan area. It is also Europe‘s largest metropolis on the Mediterranean Sea. Barcelona is today one of the world‘s leading tourist, economic, trade fair/exhibitions and cultural-sports centres, and its infl uence in commerce, education, entertainment, media, fashion, science, and the arts all contribute to its status as one of the world‘s major global cities. It also boasts an extensive
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Swing dance class Thursday 27.06.2013, 19:30 - 20:30 Your notes Looking for a way to meet new people and expand your social skills? On Thursday, June 27 in the afternoon ECSS is organizing the swing class (a European version called the Jive). In a short lesson you will learn the steps of American style Swing from the master teacher and dancer Dr. Michael Kalinski. He performed as a dancer on many stages in several European and Asian countries, including France, Germany, Poland, Ukraine, Syria etc. He is a world class Exercise Physiologist and an accomplished dancer at the same time. Michael teaches Ballroom Dance along with Exercise Physiology at Kent State University (Kent, Ohio, USA).
Free entrance to the 1992 Olympic Swimming Pool The congress is offering you a free entrance to the 1992 Olympic Swimming Pool close by. Tickets may be picked up at the registration each day. There is a limited number of tickets available per day.
Experiencing art in an open, dynamic, interactive space. The Fundació Joan Miró, located in Barcelona’s Parc de Montjuïc, in an out- standing building designed by Josep Lluís Sert, houses a unique collection of over 300 painting, 150 sculptures and the complete graphic works. The Fundació Joan Miró offers a 20% discount for all congress delegates upon presentation of the congress badge.
INEFC-Barcelona/Spain, 26-29 JUNE 2013 7 Congress venue - Planta 0
Cafeteria-Bar
8 18th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Congress venue - Planta I
1: Aula rítmica 2: Pavelló parquet 3: Aula PP1 4: Aula PP2 5: Sala Judo 6: Sala Musculacio 7: Aula PS1 8: Aula PS2 9: Pavelló sintètic 10: Gimnàs esportiva 11: Aula esportiva 1 12: Aula esportiva 2
INEFC-Barcelona/Spain, 26-29 JUNE 2013 9 Congress venue - Planta II
1: Sala d‘honor 2: Aula Magna 4 3: Aula 4 4: Aula 3 5: Aula Magna 3 6: Sala d‘Actes 7: Aula Magna 2 8: Aula 2 9: Aula 1 10: Aula Magna 1
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1: Speakers Ready Room 2: Aula informàtica 1 (Internet Corner) 3: Aula Magna 5 4: Sala professorat 2 5: Executive Board 6: Library 7: Sala professorat 1
INEFC-Barcelona/Spain, 26-29 JUNE 2013 11 Exhibition Area Congress Exhibitors
74 ActiGraph 46 Bertec Corp. 9 Charnwood Dynamics Ltd. 51 COSMED Srl Objective activity monitoring device (accele- Force Measuring Instruments CODAMOTION - Movement Analysis System Cardiopulmonary, Metabolic and Body Com- rometer) USA United Kingdom position solutions for Research, Sport Science USA and Perfomance 71 CamNtech Ltd. 73 CIDIDA Foundation Italy 38 AEI Technologies Inc. Medical Devices International Athletics Documentation, Re- 4 Delsys Inc. Metabolic carts Unidet Kingdom search and Development Centre USA Spain Delsys Trigno Wireless Surface EMG, Delsys Surface Decomposition EMG (dEMG) 76 Cardiowise Seleon GmbH 5 Akern Srl 69 C-Motion, Inc. USA Equipment + Software for performance diag- Non invasive devices for body hydration and nostic and cardio-pulmonary rehabilitation Advanced biomechanical analysis and 6 ECSS Amsterdam 2014 body composition analysis Germany modeling software Italy USA 19th annual congress of the ECSS in Amster- dam 2014 77 Cardiowise Seleon GmbH 44 ANT Neuro b.v. 54 Corbera ML Polo Trade, S.A.L. The Netherlands Equipment + Software for performance diag- Mobile EEG & EMG systems, EEG recording nostic and cardio-pulmonary rehabilitation Portable charger for all kind of mobile 86 ECSS Offi ce and analysis systems, TMS Neuronavigation Germany devices The Netherlands Spain Organiser of the annual congresses of the European College of Sport Science 45 Casio 62 Artinis Medical Systems B.V. 55 CORTEX Biophysik GmbH Germany High speed photo cameras & eco projectors Near Infrared Spectroscopy System Spain Specialist in Cardiopulmonary Exercise 14 European Hydration Institute Testing The Netherlands Spain 13 Catapult Sports Pty Ltd Germany 29-32 Aspetar 18-19 European Hydration Institute Athlete Analytics 57 CORTEX Biophysik GmbH Sports Medicine and Orthopaedic Services United Kingdom Spain Qatar Specialist in Cardiopulmonary Exercise Testing 36 Channel Innomatrix BV 94 Gatorade Sports Science Institute 12 Bassett Biomechanics Germany Energy and performance enhancement Gatorade Sports Science Institute focuses on Research, Education and Athlete Services in Biomechanics online training, resources, and products like Airnergy and liquid activated 50 COSMED Srl community stabilized oxygen (ASO) products the fi elds Italy The Netherlands Cardiopulmonary, Metabolic and Body Com- USA position solutions for Research, Sport Science and Perfomance 10 b-Cat High Altitude Italy High Altitude Training Systems The Netherlands
INEFC-Barcelona/Spain, 26-29 JUNE 2013 13 Congress Exhibitors
37 GENEActiv (Activinsights Ltd) 39 Ivolution Research & Development 58 MICROGATE SRL 20 Northern Digital Inc. GENEActiv - tri-axial accelerometers Rehab, Recovery and Wellness equipment Optical Measuring Systems for Gait, Run, Research-Grade Motion Capture UK Spain Jump Analysis (Optogait / OptoJump Next) Canada Italy 93 h/p/cosmos sports & medical gmbh 98 Keiser Corperation 72 Novel GmbH 64 MICROGATE SRL Treatmill solutions for sport & medicine Fitness Equipment used for Rehab and Pressure distribution measurement syste- Germany specialist training Optical Measuring Systems for Gait, Run, mes, sensors USA Jump Analysis (Optogait / OptoJump Next) Germany 41 Hamamatsu Photonics Deutschland Italy GmbH 92 Kistler Instrumente AG 63 Novotec Medical GmbH 48 MIE Medical Research Ltd. NIRO - Near infrared oxygenation monitor Force Plates, Force and Acceleration Sensors, Vibration training devices, ground reaction Software for Perfomance and Balance EMG telemetry, force platforms, dynamome- force plates, Bone densitometry Germany analysis ters, goniometers Germany 87 Human Kinetics Switzerland UK 42 Omegawave Sport Science Publisher 60-61 Lode B.V. 70 Mind Media B.V. Omegawave Pro - physiological assessment UK (Sport)medical ergometry products Biofeedback and Neurofeedback Systems tool 78-81 HUR Labs Oy The Netherlands The Netherlands Finland Performance testing products 53 Manatec Biomedical/PhysioFLow 1 Monark Exercise AB 59 PAL Technologies Ltd Finland Non invasive continuous cardiac output Ergometers for high perfoming and fi tness activPALtm - clinical tools for quantifying monitors based on a novel and proprietary tests sedentary, upright and ambulatory activities 91 Iberian Sportech S.L. technology Sweden and behaviour Training technology devices France Scotland, UK Spain 2 Monark Exercise AB 88-89 Maxinutrition 95 Polar Electro Oy Ergometers for high perfoming and fi tness 35 Instituto de Estudios Médicos (IEM) Nutrition tests Training computers & HR monitors Private health training and Automated Exter- UK Sweden Finland nal Defi brillation (AED) Spain 97 Mega Electronics Ltd 56 myon AG 90 PowerBar Europe GmbH Systems for biomechanic measurements Biomechanical Solutions - high-technology PowerBar, Nestlé Nutrition Institute 11 Iskra Medical d.o.o. Finland equipment to record and analyse motion Germany Physiotherapy, rehabilitation, aestetic medi- Switzerland cine devices Slovenia
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3 Qualisys AB 8 T&T medilogic Medizintechnik GmbH Your notes 3D Motion Capture System - Movement Germany Analysis System Sweden 52 Tekscan, Inc. Pressure Measurement Systems 82-83 RBM elektronik-automation GmbH USA Cyclus2 - The Ergometer for Pros - PERFOR- MANCE DIAGNOSTICS AND TRAINING ON 75 TMG-BMC d.o.o. YOUR OWN BIKE Producer, Muscle Diagnostic, TMG 100 Germany Slovenia 85 Routledge/Taylor&Francis 40 Universidad Católica San Antonio Publisher of European Journal of Sport de Murcia (UCAM) Science UCAM University - Master High Performance UK Sport - Master en Gestión de eventos deportivos - CAFD 47 Sensamove Spain Interactive measurement and exergaming products for balance, coordination and 7 Velamed GmbH movement feedback Biomechanic Full Supplier The Netherlands Germany 49 Simi Reality Motion Systems GmbH 28 Xsens Technologies B.V. 2D/3D Movement and Behaviour Analyses, Video-based High-speed Systems MVN BIOMECH - 3D kinemaics measurement system / MTw - wireless inertial 3D motion Germany tracker The Netherlands 96 SM Europe EZYWrap Orthopedic products such as ortheses and 43 YoYo Technology AB the cryovest Resistance Exercise for Sports and Rehabi- France litation Sweden 84 Springer Verlag GmbH Scientifi c publications Germany
INEFC-Barcelona/Spain, 26-29 JUNE 2013 15 Scientifi c Programme
Sessions Your notes Plenary Sessions / Honorary session ..17
Oral Presentations ...... 18
Wednesday, June 26th ...... 18
Thursday, June 27th ...... 20
Friday, June 28th ...... 28
Saturday, June 29th ...... 36
Mini Oral Presentations
Thursday, June 27th (14:00-15:00) ...... 40
Thursday, June 27th (15:00-16:00) ...... 46
Friday, June 28th (14:00-15:00) ...... 52
Friday, June 28th (15:00-16:00) ...... 58
Saturday, June 29th (14:00-15:00) ...... 64
Saturday, June 29th (15:00-16:00) ...... 70 InvitedIitInvitePoster not debated ...... 76& Exhibitors profi les ...... 84
16 18th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Plenary sessions / Honorary session
Wednesday, June 26th, 2013 Thursday, June 27th, 2013 Friday, June 28th, 2013 Saturday, June 29th, 2013
17:00 - 18:15 12:00 - 13:15 12:00 - 13:15 12:00 - 13:15
Pavelló Sintètic PS-PL01 Pavelló Sintètic PS-PL02 Pavelló Sintètic PS-PL03 Pavelló Sintètic PS-PL04
Does Pain Produce Gain? * Emerging Trends in Team Sports Science The choreography of movement and the brain Rehabilitation through exercise * sponsored by Aspetar CHAIR(S): CHAIR(S): CHAIR(S): CHAIR(S): GONZÁLEZ-ALONSO, J. [UNITED KINGDOM] BEEK, P. [NETHERLANDS] WAGENMAKERS, A. [UNITED KINGDOM] ANGUERA, T. [SPAIN] ST CLAIR GIBSON, A. [UNITED KINGDOM] MATEU, M. [SPAIN] SJØGAARD, G. [DENMARK] ARAUJO, D. [PORTUGAL] 17:00 PS-PL01-1 12:00 PS-PL03-1 12:00 PS-PL04-1 UNIFICATION OF CONCEPTS AND MEASURES FOR CAPTURING 12:00 PS-PL02-1 WHITHER SPORT SCIENCE? THE CHALLENGE OF UNDERSTANDING EXERCISE AS PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF KNEE THE MIND CONTROL OVER THE MOTION SYSTEM ECOLOGICAL DYNAMICS IN ANALYSIS OF PERFORMANCE IN LIVING MOVEMENT OSTEOARTHRITIS TENENBAUM, G. [UNITED STATES] TEAM SPORT SCOTT KELSO, J.A. [UNITED STATES] Roos, E. [Denmark] DAVIDS, K. [AUSTRALIA] 17:40 PS-PL01-2 12:40 PS-PL03-2 12:40 PS-PL04-2 UNCERTAINTIES REGARDING SOME OF THE EXPECTED BENEFITS CHOREOGRAPHIC THINKING TOOLS 12:40 PS-PL02-2 THE ROLE OF MUSCLE STEM CELLS IN COUNTER-FIGHTING OF REGULAR EXERCISE DELAHUNTA, S. [UNITED KINGDOM] USING TEAM SPORTS TO ENHANCE HEALTH AND WELL-BEING SARCOPENIA BY EXERCISE BOUCHARD, C. [UNITED STATES] IN YOUNG PEOPLE MACKEY, A. [DENMARK] DUDA, J.L. [UNITED KINGDOM]
Honorary session & Oral 16:15 - 16:45 Pavelló Sintètic PS-HS01
Sport Science, in the World of Science
CHAIR(S): BALAGUÉ N. [SPAIN] 16:15 PS-PL01-1 SPORT SCIENCE, IN THE WORLD OF SCIENCE SALTIN, B. [DENMARK]
INEFC-Barcelona/Spain, 26-29 JUNE 2013 17 Oral & Invited Presentations
Pavelló Sintètic IS-PM07 Sala d’actes OP-PM20 Aula Magna 1 IS-PM13 Aula Magna 2 OP-PM25 Aula Magna 3 OP-PM26 Aula Magna 4 IS-BN05 Antioxidants in physical Nutrition [NU] 1 Exercise and Training in COPD Physiology [PH] 2 Physiology [PH] 3 Specifi city in strength training in exercise: points and Chair(s): Patients * Chair(s): Chair(s): elite sport * counterpoints * Chair(s): Chair(s): Chair(s): Kavouras, S. [United States] Cermak, N. [Netherlands] Willems, M. [United Kingdom] Raastad, T. [Norway] Sorichter, S. [Germany] Klissouras , V. [Greece] Verdijk, L. [Netherlands] Müller, E. [Austria] Viña, J. [Spain] 15:00 [YIA] OP-PM20-1 Drobnic, F. [Spain] 15:00 [YIA] OP-PM25-1 15:00 [YIA] OP-PM26-1 Moras, G. [Spain] Radak, Z. [Hungary] TRAINING INCREASES MUSCLE 15:00 IS-PM13-1 THE INFLUENCE OF BODY WEIGHT ON THE NEUROMUSCULAR ELECTRICAL 15:00 IS-BN05-1 15:00 IS-PM07-1 CARNOSINE LOADING BY BETA-ALANINE EFFECTS OF COPD ON RESPIRATORY PULMONARY OXYGEN UPTAKE KINETICS STIMULATION ATTENUATES MUSCLE SPECIFICITY IN STRENGTH TRAINING OVERVIEW OF THE ROLE OF FREE RADICALS SUPPLEMENTATION MUSCLES IN PRE-PUBERTAL CHILDREN DURING ATROPHY DURING LEG IMMOBILISATION NEEDS TO FOLLOW THE PRINCIPLE OF AND ANTIOXIDANTS IN PHYSICAL Bex, T. et al [Belgium] Kabitz H.J. [Germany] TREADMILL EXERCISE Dirks, M.L. et al [Netherlands] COORDINATIVE AFFINITY EXERCISE McNarry, M. et al [United Müller, E. [Austria] 15:15 [YIA] OP-PM20-2 15:30 IS-PM13-2 15:15 [YIA] OP-PM26-2 Gratas-Delamarche, A. [France] Kingdom] O REGULATION OF PG1-1A AND FNDC5 EFFECTS OF EXERCISE AND TRAINING ON VASTUS LATERALIS FASCICLE BEHAVIOUR 15:30 IS-BN05-2 15:30 IS-PM07-2 EXPRESSION IN HUMAN SKELETAL SKELETAL MUSCLES OF COPD PATIENTS 15:15 [YIA] OP-PM25-2 DURING ECCENTRIC CYCLING IN RELATION DANGEROUS LIAISONS OF STRENGTH ANTIOXIDANTS IN EXERCISE: WORSE MUSCLE: INFLUENCE OF EXERCISE Roca J. [Spain] OXYGEN AVAILABILITY IN THE BLOOD OF TO MUSCLE DAMAGE AND ENDURANCE TRAINING. CAN BE VOLUME AND PROTEIN CONTENT OF FOOTBALL PLAYERS DURING 12 DAYS OF Peñailillo, L. et al [Australia] MINIMIZED? THAN USELESS? 16:00 IS-PM13-3 THE DIET ACCLIMATISATION TO 3600M Izquierdo, M. [Spain] Gomez-Cabrera, M.C. [Spain] GAS EXCHANGE DURING EXERCISE IN 15:30 [YIA] OP-PM26-3 Ponce-Gonzalez, J.G. et al [Spain] Wachsmuth, N.B. et al [Germany] 16:00 IS-PM07-3 PATIENTS WITH COPD ARCHITECTURAL AND MORPHOLOGICAL 16:00 IS-BN05-3 ANTIOXIDANT SUPPLEMENTATION AND 15:30 [YIA] OP-PM20-3 Barbera, J.A. [Spain] 15:30 [YIA] OP-PM25-3 ADAPTATIONS TO ECCENTRIC VS. IS IT GOOD TO TRAIN TO FAILURE IN ELITE EXERCISE PERFORMANCE FACTORS INFLUENCING SERUM CAFFEINE ARE RESTRICTIONS IN BLOOD FLOW AND CONCENTRIC CONTRACTIONS: POSSIBLE SPORTS? Radak, Z. [Hungary] CONCENTRATIONS FOLLOWING CAFFEINE OXYGEN SUPPLY TO THE HUMAN BRAIN UNDERLYING MECHANICAL AND Gorostiaga, E. [Spain] INGESTION A MECHANISM BY WHICH DEHYDRATION BIOCHEMICAL MECHANISMS Skinner, T. et al [Australia] IMPAIRS MAXIMAL EXERCISE CAPACITY? Franchi, M.V. et al [United 15:45 [YIA] OP-PM20-4 Trangmar, S.J. et al [United Kingdom] MUSCLE CARNOSINE LOADING DOES Kingdom] 15:45 [YIA] OP-PM26-4 NOT ENHANCE ENDURANCE CYCLING 15:45 [YIA] OP-PM25-4 THERMOREGULATORY RESPONSES OF PERFORMANCE EXERCISE TRAINING PREVENTS ATHLETES WITH A SPINAL CORD INJURY Chung, W. et al [Belgium] RIGHT VENTRICULAR DYSFUNCTION DURING INTERMITTENT WHEELCHAIR 16:00 OP-PM20-5 AND MALADAPTIVE REMODELING IN EXERCISE IN COOL CONDITIONS KAYAK ROWING PERFORMANCE AND EXPERIMENTAL PULMONARY ARTERIAL Griggs, K. et al [United Kingdom] MUSCLE FUNCTION IS UNAFFECTED BY HYPERTENSION 16:00 [YIA] OP-PM26-5 BETA-ALANINE SUPPLEMENTATION IN Moreira-Gonçalves, D. et al THE ROLE OF THERMAL AND TOUCH ELITE KAYAKERS [Portugal] SENSE IN THE PERCEPTION OF SKIN Bech, S. et al [Denmark] 16:00 [YIA] OP-PM25-5 WETNESS AT REST AND DURING EXERCISE 16:15 OP-PM20-6 ALTITUDEOMICS: PROLONGED EXPOSURE IN DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENTS EFFECTS OF A CARBOHYDRATE AND TO HIGH ALTITUDE AFFECTS THE SEVERITY Filingeri, D. et al [United Kingdom] CAFFEINE GEL ON INTERMITTENT OF SUPRASPINAL FATIGUE AND ENDURANCE PERFORMANCE IN CORTICOSPINAL EXCITABILITY RECREATIONAL TRAINED MALES Twomey, R. et al [United Kingdom] Cooper, R. et al [United Kingdom] 16:15 [YIA] OP-PM25-6 MUSCLE ISCHEMIC PRECONDITIONING REDUCES FEEDBACK FROM GROUP III AND IV MUSCLE AFFERENTS InvitedAngius, L. et al [United Kingdom]& Ora 18 18th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Wednesday, June 26th, 2013 15:00 - 16:30
Aula Magna 5 OP-PM30 Aula 1 IS-SH01 Aula 2 IS-SH05 Aula 3 IS-PM01 Aula 4 OP-SH05 Physiology [PH] 7 Understanding sport A Critical Pedagogy for Physical JSPFSM Exchange Symposium: Psychology [PS] 1 Chair(s): participation in Europe * Education Futures: Prospects for Confronting super aging society Chair(s): Chair(s): Change - Japanese and European * Kalliokoski, K. [Finland] Chair(s): Chair(s): Balaguer, I. [Spain] Ensenyat, A. [Spain] Nagel, S. [Switzerland] 15:00 [YIA] OP-SH05-1 Kirk, D. [United Kingdom] Nagatomi, R. [Japan] 15:00 OP-PM30-1 Breedveld, K. [Netherlands] THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE OBJECTIVELY RATED COACH-CREATED HEAVY-INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING Lorente, E. [Spain] 15:00 IS-PM01-1 15:00 IS-SH01-1 MOTIVATIONAL CLIMATE, AND ATHLETES’ INCREASES CIRCULATING PROGENITOR EVALUATING THE IMPACT OF BLOOD FLOW UNDERSTANDING DIFFERENCES IN SPORT 15:00 IS-SH05-1 BASIC PSYCHOLOGICAL NEEDS AND CELL MOBILISATION BUT REDUCES FLOW- RESTRICTION TRAINING ON VASCULAR PARTICIPATION AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY A CRITICAL PEDAGOGY FOR SCHOOL SPORT ENJOYMENT. MEDIATED DILATION IN OVERWEIGHT/ IN EUROPE FUNCTION PHYSICAL EDUCATION: PROSPECTS FOR Smith, N. et al [United Kingdom] OBESE WOMEN Breedveld, K. [Netherlands] CHANGE Horiuchi, M. et al [Japan] OralHarris, E. et al [United Kingdom] &MacPhail, A. [Ireland]Invited15:30 IS-PM01-2 15:15 [YIA] OP-SH05-2 15:30 IS-SH01-2 15:15 OP-PM30-2 THE ROLE OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN LONGITUDINAL EXAMINATION OF SPORT PARTICIPATION AND CULTURAL 15:30 IS-SH05-2 THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN COACH EFFECT OF 60 MINUTES INTERMITTENT THE LIGHT OF AN AGEING EUROPEAN CHANGE. A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS FOR A CRITICAL PEDAGOGY FOR PETE: INTERPERSONAL STYLE, PSYCHOLOGICAL HYPOXIC EXPOSURE SESSION ON WORKFORCE SOME EUROPEAN COUNTRIES PROSPECTS FOR CHANGE NEED SATISFACTION AND MOTIVATIONAL OXYGEN UPTAKE KINETICS IN HEAVY Van Mechelen, W. [Netherlands] Llopis-Goig, R. [Spain] Martínez Alvarez, L. [Spain] REGULATIONS IN YOUNG FOOTBALLERS INTENSITY CYCLING EXERCISE 16:00 IS-PM01-3 16:00 IS-SH01-3 16:00 IS-SH05-3 González, L. et al [Spain] Minhalma, R. et al [Portugal] ACUTE EFFECT OF INCREASED SPORT PARTICIPATION IN FINLAND – A CRITICAL PEDAGOGY FOR PHYSICAL 15:30 [YIA] OP-SH05-3 15:30 OP-PM30-3 PARTICIPATION IN ACTIVITIES OF DAILY SOCIOLOGICAL INTERPRETATIONS EDUCATION FUTURES: PROSPECTS FOR THE ROLE OF COACHES IN FACILITATING EFFECT OF SPRINT TRAINIG: TRAING LIVING ON POSTPRANDIAL LIPAEMIA IN Vehmas, H. [Finland] CHANGE MENTAL TOUGHNESS IN ADOLESCENT ONCE A DAY VS. TWICE A DAY UNDER POSTMENOPAUSAL WOMEN Kirk, D. [United Kingdom] ENDURANCE ATHLETES. CONDITION WITH SAME TRAINING Miyashita, M. et al [Japan] VOLUME Mahoney, J.W. et al [Australia] Ijichi, T. et al [Japan] 15:45 [YIA] OP-SH05-4 15:45 OP-PM30-4 THE EFFECT OF A SELF-DETERMINATION THEORY BASED EXERCISE INTERVENTION SHORT DURATION HIGHT INTENSITY/LOW ON PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVELS IN VOLUME RESISTANCE TRAINING HAS A RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS PATIENTS SUPERIMPOSABLE EFFECT ON AKT, 4EBP1 AND S6 COMPARED TO A MORE TIME Yu, C. et al [United Kingdom] COMMITMENT LOW INTENSITY/HIGH 16:00 [YIA] OP-SH05-5 VOLUME RESISTANC PERFECTIONISM SUB-BELIEFS AND Paoli, A. et al [Italy] PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL- AND ILL-BEING IN 16:00 OP-PM30-5 ATHLETES WITH AND WITHOUT HEARING IMPAIRMENTS NONINVASIVE EVALUATION OF MUSCLE OXYGEN SATURATION DURING HIGH- Ho, M.S.H. et al [United Kingdom] INTENSITY CONSTANT LOAD CYCLING. 16:15 OP-SH05-6 Van Beekvelt, M. et al [Norway] PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHERS SELF- 16:15 OP-PM30-6 DETERMINED MOTIVATION TOWARDS THEIR CLASSES ARE THE MOOD CHANGES DURING HIGH- INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING RELATED TO Coelho, L. et al [Portugal] CHANGES IN AEROBIC CAPACITY? alSaanijoki, T. et al [Finland] INEFC-Barcelona/Spain, 26-29 JUNE 2013 19 Oral & Invited Presentations
Pavelló Sintètic OP-PM22 Sala d’actes OP-PM40 Aula Magna 1 OP-PM47 Aula Magna 2 OP-PM14 Aula Magna 3 OP-BN10 Aula Magna 4 OP-BN09 Nutrition [NU] 3 Sports Medicine [SM] 1 Training and Testing [TT] 1 Neuromuscular Physiology Motor Learning [ML] 1 Coaching [CO] 1 Coaching Chair(s): Chair(s): Chair(s): [NP] 1 Chair(s): Chair(s): Chair(s): Hansen, M. [Denmark] González-Alonso, J. [United Zamparo, P. [Italy] Button, C. [New Zealand] Tessitore, A. [Italy] Gravina Alfonso, L. [Spain] Kingdom] McNarry, M. [United Kingdom] Girard, O. [Qatar] Jaitner, T. [Germany] 08:30 OP-BN09-1 08:30 OP-PM22-1 08:30 [YIA] OP-PM40-1 08:30 [YIA] OP-PM47-1 08:30 [YIA] OP-PM14-1 08:30 [YIA] OP-BN10-1 RELATEVE AGE EFFECTS IN ELITE JAPANESE SWIMMER: A LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF EVALUATION OF FOOD PROVISION AND COMPARISON BETWEEN THREE COMMON NON-INVASIVE DETECTION OF PERCEIVED EXERTION, TIME OF COGNITIVE TRAINING DURING 14-DAY SEX, AGE AND PERFORMANCE NUTRITION SUPPORT AT THE LONDON AND EFFECTIVE ENDURANCE TRAINING VENTILATORY BREAKPOINTS DURING IMMERSION, AND PHYSIOLOGICAL PHYSICAL INACTIVITY IMPROVES DUAL- 2012 OLYMPIC AND PARALYMPIC GAMES. PROTOCOLS ON EXERCISE CAPACITY IN FIELD TESTING IN RUNNING CORRELATES IN ELITE SYNCHRONIZED TASK WALKING Yoshimi, J. et al [Japan] Pelly, F. et al [Australia] CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE Heyde, C. et al [Germany] SWIMMING DURING COMPETITION Marusic, U. et al [Slovenia] 08:45 OP-BN09-2 Tschentscher, M. et al [Austria] Rodríguez-Zamora, L. et al [Spain] 08:45 OP-PM22-2 08:45 [YIA] OP-PM47-2 08:45 [YIA] OP-BN10-2 THE ANALYSIS OF SPORT EXPERIENCE BY 08:45 [YIA] OP-PM40-2 08:45 [YIA] OP-PM14-2 AGE AND GROUP ON THE DEVELOPMENTO WEIGHT STATUS IN PRIMARY SCHOOL LIPID MOBILISATION AND RESPIRATORY THE CONTEXTUAL INTERFERENCE EFFECT OF BALANCE CONTROL: A STUDY BY CHILDREN: THE ACTUAL VERSUS THE FATIGUE EFFECTS ON SENSORIMOTOR QUOTIENT DURING REST AND EXERCISE RESPONSE INHIBITION ALTERS PERCEPTION IN PERCEPTUAL-COGNITIVE TRAINING ACCELEROMETRY PERCIEVED BY PARENTS CONTROL IN ATHLETES WITH AND IN YOUNG AND ELDERLY AFTER 2 WEEKS OF EFFORT INDEPENDENTLY OF Broadbent, D. et al [United WITHOUT FUNCTIONAL ANKLE INSTABILITY NEUROMUSCULAR ALTERATIONS Oliveira, A.R. et al [Brazil] Leitão, R. et al [Portugal] OF UNILATERAL IMMOBILISATION Kingdom] Steib, S. et al [Germany] Vigelsoe, A. et al [Denmark] Pageaux, B. et al [United Kingdom] 09:00 OP-BN09-3 09:00 OP-PM22-3 09:00 [YIA] OP-BN10-3 09:00 [YIA] OP-PM40-3 09:00 [YIA] OP-PM14-3 VALIDITY ISSUES IN SELECTIONS OF TOP NUTRITIONAL ASSESSMENT OF HIGH 09:00 [YIA] OP-PM47-3 THE COUPLING BETWEEN GAZE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN IMPACT OF NEUROMUSCULAR ELECTRICAL LEVEL SPORT TEAMS INTENSITY TRAINING COLLECTIVE: STATUS A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL TO BEHAVIOUR AND OPPONENT KINEMATICS NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL PERFORMANCE STIMULATION CURRENT CHARACTERISTICS Johansson, A. [Sweden] OF VITAMINS INVESTIGATE THE EFFECTS OF TRAINING IN DURING SUCCESSFUL ANTICIPATION OF AND OCCURRENCE OF KNEE INJURIES IN ON NEUROMUSCULAR FATIGUE Garcia Hortal, M. et al [Spain] THE FUNCTIONAL MOVEMENT CIRCLE FOR BADMINTON SERVES 09:15 OP-BN09-4 TEAM SPORTS Neyroud, D. et al [Switzerland] ELDERLY ON FALL-RELATED RISK FACTORS Alder, D. et al [United Kingdom] COACHES INFLUENCE SUCCESS BY 09:15 OP-PM22-4 Dallinga, J. et al [Netherlands] Morat, T. et al [Germany] 09:15 [YIA] OP-PM14-4 MENTAL ROTATION IN BASKETBALL PROTEIN DISTRIBUTION AND QUANTITY 09:15 [YIA] OP-BN10-4 09:15 [YIA] OP-PM40-4 DOES TRUNK STRENGHT CORRELATE WITH Schul, K. et al [Germany] AMONGST ELITE RUGBY PLAYERS 09:15 [YIA] OP-PM47-4 MUSCLE COORDINATION DURING BENCH MODERATE ENDURANCE EXERCISE IN THE ONSET TIMINIG OF ANTICIPATORY MacKenzie, K. et al [Australia] A NEW MODEL FOR ESTIMATING PEAK PRESS IN UNTRAINED AND EXPERT POWER 09:30 OP-BN09-5 SICKLE CELL DISEASE PATIENTS: EFFECTS POSTURAL ADAPTATIONS? OXYGEN UPTAKE BASED ON POST- LIFTERS THE EFFECTS OF 6-WEEKS TRAINING 09:30 OP-PM22-5 ON OXIDATIVE STRESS, NITRIC OXIDE EXERCISE MEASUREMENTS AND HEART Voglar, M. et al [Slovenia] PROGRAMME ON PHYSICA FITNESS IN GLYCAEMIC INDEX BREAKFASTS AFFECT BIOAVAILABILITY AND ENDOTHELIAL Kristiansen, M. et al [Denmark] RATE KINETICS IN SWIMMING 09:30 OP-PM14-5 SEMI-PROFESSIONAL FEMALE HANDBALL: CONGITION BUT NOT LUNCH INTAKE IN ACTIVATION 09:30 OP-BN10-5 Schuller, T. et al [Germany] NEUROMUSCULAR CONTROL OF LEG CASE STUDY ATHLETIC MALES Faes, C. et al [France] THE EFFECT OF EXPERTISE ON STIFFNESS FOLLOWING SOCCER-SPECIFIC Skarbalius, A. [Lithuania] Wu, D.M.Y. et al [United Kingdom] 09:30 [YIA] OP-PM47-5 COORDINATION VARIABILITY DURING A 09:30 [YIA] OP-PM40-5 EXERCISE EFFECT OF PHYSICAL EXERCISE ON DISCRETE MULTI-ARTICULAR ACTION 09:45 OP-BN09-6 09:45 OP-PM22-6 FOREARM DEOXYGENATION USING POSTURAL CONTROL IN PATIENTS WITH Oliver, J.L. et al [United Kingdom] RELIABILITY ANALISYS OF THE SCORING THE ANALYSIS OF BODY COMPOSITION A HANDGRIP TEST IN SEVERE Stannard, R. et al [United Kingdom] HIP OSTEOARTHRITIS 09:45 OP-PM14-6 JUDGES SYSTEM IN SNOWBOARDING AND NUTRITIONAL STATUS IN ROWERS MITOCHONDRIAL MYOPATHY AND 09:45 OP-BN10-6 Miller, R. et al [Germany] CENTRAL AND PERIPHERAL HALPIPE: WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP AND Rilova, N. et al [Russia] MCARDLE DISEASE INFLUENCE OF THE AMOUNT OF PRACTICE CONTRIBUTIONS TO FATIGUE AFTER 4-KM, OLYMPIC GAMES. Celie, B. et al [Belgium] 09:45 OP-PM47-6 ON THE CONSOLIDATION OF MOTOR 20-KM AND 40-KM CYCLING TIME TRIALS Perez Ruiz, J. et al [Spain] VALIDITY OF SUB-MAXIMAL ERGOMETER MEMORY IN FORCE FIELD ADAPTATION 09:45 OP-PM40-6 TESTS FOR ESTIMATING MAXIMAL Thomas, K. et al [United Kingdom] TASKS RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AEROBIC CAPACITY IN CHILDREN Stockinger, C. et al [Germany] CARDIORESPIRATORY FITNESS AND Ekblom, Ö. [Sweden] QUALITY OF LIFE IN RESPONSE TO A LIFESTYLE INTERVENTION STUDY IN BREAST CANCER SURVIVORS InvitedTravier, N. et al [Spain] & Ora 20 18th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Thursday, June 27th, 2013 08:30 - 10:00
Aula Magna 5 OP-PM12 Aula 1 OP-SH01 Aula 2 OP-SH07 Aula 3 OP-PM31 Aula 4 OP-SH16 Molecular Biology [MB] 2 Misc. topics [CS][EC][HI][PE] Psychology [PS] 3 Physiology [PH] 8 Sport Statistics and Analyses Chair(s): Chair(s): Chair(s): Chair(s): [SA] 2 Chair(s): Gomez-Cabrera, M. [Spain] Torregrosa, M. [Spain] Tenenbaum, G. [United States] Horowitz, J. [United States] Wall, B. [Netherlands] Diketmüller, R. [Austria] 08:30 OP-SH07-1 08:30 OP-PM31-1 Hopkins, W. [New Zealand] 08:30 OP-PM12-1 08:30 [YIA] OP-SH01-1 DECISION MAKING AND GAZE THE EFFECT OF EXERCISE TRAINING Schoellhorn, W. [Germany] BEHAVIOUR IN BEACH VOLLEYBALL INTENSITY ON FAT OXIDATION, NEAT, AND TIME-COURSE OF TRANSCRIPTOMIC SPORT CONSUMPTION IN GERMANY DEFENSIVE ACTIONS: MOVING JUST IN APPETITE IN OVERWEIGHT/OBESE MEN 08:30 OP-SH16-1 CHANGES IN SKELETAL MUSCLE DURING Alfs, C. [Germany] THE EFFECTS OF ADDITIONAL LINES ON A TIME! Alahmadi, M.A. et al [Saudi RECOVERY FROM ENDURANCE EXERCISE FOOTBALL FIELD ON ASSISTANT REFEREES’ 08:45 [YIA] OP-SH01-2 Kredel, R. et al [Switzerland] Neubauer, O. et al [Austria] Arabia] POSITIONING AND OFFSIDE JUDGMENTS COSTS AND BENEFITS OF DECEPTION: 08:45 OP-SH07-2 08:45 OP-PM12-2 THE CASE OF PROFESSIONAL BASKETBALL 08:45 OP-PM31-2 Barte, J.C.M. et al [Netherlands] Oral &EMOTION IN DECISIONInvited MAKING: THE MUSCLE WATER DEFICIT DOES NOT THE ACUTE ANGIOGENIC PLAYERS AND REFEREES 08:45 OP-SH16-2 CASE OF SPORT REFEREEING INCREASE GLYCOGENOLYSIS DURING TRANSCRIPTIONAL RESPONSE TO LOW Morgulev, E. et al [Israel] MEASURING ACCELERATIONS AND LOAD RESISTANCE EXERCISE WITH BLOOD Rix-Lièvre, G. et al [France] INTENSE EXERCISE 09:00 [YIA] OP-SH01-3 DECELERATIONS IN SOCCER-SPECIFIC FLOW RESTRICTION 09:00 OP-SH07-3 Fernández-Elías, V.E. et al [Spain] MOVEMENTS CONTEXTUAL AND AGE GROUP EFFECTS Hunt, J.E. et al [United Kingdom] SELF-GENERATED EMOTIONS AND THEIR IN POSITIVE DEVELOPMENT OF YOUTH 09:00 OP-PM31-3 Stevens, T.G.A. et al [Netherlands] INFLUENCE ON SPRINTING ABILITY: AN 09:00 OP-PM12-3 SOCCER PLAYERS EXERCISE-INDUCED DEHYDRATION, 09:00 OP-SH16-3 INVESTIGATION OF HAPPINESS AND INDEPENDENT OF HYPERTHERMIA, DOES AGING IMPAIRS MYOGENIC PRECURSOR Santos, A.J. et al [Portugal] SOCCER ANALYSIS OF FAST ATTACK ANXIETY NOT INFLUENCE PERFORMANCE OR CELL EXPANSION AND MUSCLE RECOVERY SEQUENCES THAT END IN GOAL. 09:15 [YIA] OP-SH01-4 Rathschlag, M. et al [Germany] NEUROMUCULAR DRIVE DURING A AFTER IMMOBILITY-INDUCED ATROPHY IN COMPARING REAL MADRID AND INTER WINNING WITHOUT CONSEQUENCES: MAXIMAL EFFORT, 5KM CYCLE TIME TRIAL HUMAN SKELETAL MUSCLE 09:15 OP-SH07-4 MILAN TENDENCIES OF DOPING AND Suetta, C. et al [Denmark] GOAL PERSPECTIVE AND PHYSICAL Cannon, J. et al [Australia] ENHANCEMENT Barbosa, A. et al [Portugal] FITNESS 09:15 OP-PM31-4 09:15 OP-PM12-4 Knechtl, S. [Austria] 09:15 OP-SH16-4 Mehus, I. [Norway] AGALACTO-OLIGOSACCHARIDES DYNAMIC CHANGES IN DNA METHYLATION CLASSIFICATION POWER OF SPATIAL 09:30 OP-SH01-5
Pavelló Sintètic IS-PM06 Sala d’actes OP-PM48 Aula Magna 1 IS-SH11 Aula Magna 2 OP-PM24 Aula Magna 3 IS-BN02 Aula Magna 4 OP-BN02 Sports nutrition: from science to Training and Testing [TT] 2 In Pursuit of Active Aging - Physiology [PH] 1 Feedback and feedforward Biomechanics [BM] 2 recommendations (sponsored Chair(s): Achieving Sustained Physical Chair(s): interaction - the role of Chair(s): by GSSI) * Activity and Function in Older augmented feedback in Chair(s): Roelands, B. [Belgium] Adults * Cermak, N. [Netherlands] performance (sponsored by Solana, M. [Spain] 10:20 [YIA] OP-PM48-1 Chair(s): Draper, N. [New Zealand] Adidas) Lindinger, S. [Austria] Jeukendrup, A. [United Kingdom] COMPARISON OF TWO DIFFERENT 10:20 [YIA] OP-PM24-1 Chair(s): 10:20 [YIA] OP-BN02-1 TRAINING LOADS IN SPANISH ELITE Thompson, J. [United Kingdom] 10:20 IS-PM06-1 FOUR WEEKS OF REPEATED-SPRINT UNSTEADY FLOW FIELD AROUND A FREEDIVERS. HYDRATION Stathi, A. [United Kingdom] EXERCISE TRAINING UP-REGULATES THE Gollhofer, A. [Germany] HUMAN UNDULATORY SWIMMER: Pahnke M. [United States] Fernández, F.A. et al [Spain] 10:20 IS-SH11-1 NA+-K+-ATPASE B ISOFORM IN BOTH Nicol, C. [France] COMPARISION BETWEEN EXPERIMENTAL FAST AND SLOW TWITCH SINGLE FIBRES 2D-PIV-RESULTS AND NUMERICAL 10:50 IS-PM06-2 10:35 OP-PM48-2 OPAL-PLUS: A 3-YEAR FOLLOW-UP 10:20 IS-BN02-1 HALF TIME SOCCER PERFORMANCE CAN IN HUMAN SKELETAL MUSCLE SIMULATIONS CARBOHYDRATE: CARBOHYDRATE INTAKE ASSESSING CHANGES IN PHYSICAL LEARNING TO MOVE FAST DEPENDS ON GUIDELINES AND LOW VERSUS HIGH BE IMPROVED FOLLOWING SPECIFIC RE FUNCTION, PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND Wyckelsma, V.L. et al [Australia] Hochstein, S. et al [Germany]O MEMORY OF SENSORY FEEDBACK RELATED WARM UP ACTIVITIES DEBATE MENTAL WELL-BEING IN ADULTS 70+ 10:35 [YIA] OP-PM24-2 TO PREVIOUS MOVEMENTS 10:35 [YIA] OP-BN02-2 Jeukendrup, A. [United Kingdom] Zois, J. et al [Australia] YEARS. HIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL AND Lundbye-Jensen J. [Denmark] TRUNK MUSCLE ACTIVITY DURING FRONT Fox, K.R. [United Kingdom] TRADITIONAL ENDURANCE TRAINING CRAWL SWIMMING 11:20 IS-PM06-3 10:50 OP-PM48-3 10:50 IS-BN02-2 DETRAINING OF ELITE JUNIOR TENNIS BOTH INCREASE INSULIN SENSITIVITY, THE ROLES OF EXERCISE AND NUTRITION 10:50 IS-SH11-2 BRAIN PLASTICITY IN FEEDBACK-MEDIATED Martens, J. et al [Belgium] PLAYERS DURING INTERNATIONAL TOURS VO2PEAK AND SKELETAL MUSCLE IN MAXIMIZING ANABOLISM DEVELOPMENT AND PILOTING OF A LEARNING 10:50 [YIA] OP-BN02-3 AND THE EFFECT OF TRAINING AND PERILIPIN 2 AND PERILIPIN 5 CONTENT IN Phillips, S. [Canada] MODEL OF NEIGHBOURHOOD SUPPORT BIOMECHANICAL PREDICTORS OF TOURNAMENT LOAD SEDENTARY OBESE MALES Leukel, C. et al [Germany] FOR PROMOTION OF ACTIVE AGEING – PERFORMANCE IN ALPINE SKI RACING Murphy, A. [Australia] Shepherd, S. et al [United 11:20 IS-BN02-3 PROJECT ACE Spörri, J. et al [Austria] Kingdom] PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS IN LEARNING 11:05 OP-PM48-4 Stathi, A. et al [United Kingdom] WITH FEEDBACK 11:05 OP-BN02-4 THE RELIABILITY OF POWER OUTPUT AND 10:50 [YIA] OP-PM24-3 11:20 IS-SH11-3 INFLUENCE OF SPORT SURFACES ON PERFORMANCE TIME DURING SIMULATED EFFECTS OF HIGH-INTENSITY INTERVAL Taube, W. [Switzerland] NEW EVIDENCE FOR THE POSITIVE RUNNING PATTERN OF CHILDREN AND DYNAMIC GRADIENT CYCLING TIME TRIALS TRAINING ON MYOCARDIAL VASCULAR RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SPORTS, HEALTH ADULTS. NATURAL GRASS AND ARTIFICIAL FUNCTION Clark, B. et al [Australia] AND AGEING TURF COMPARISON Eskelinen, J.J. et al [Finland] 11:20 OP-PM48-5 Hopman-Rock, M. et al Sanchis, M. et al [Spain] THE DUTCH TALENT IDENTIFICATION [Netherlands] 11:05 [YIA] OP-PM24-4 11:20 OP-BN02-5 ASSESSMENT FOR TABLE TENNIS; A ACUTE INTERVAL AND CONTINUOUS A NOVEL INSTRUMENTED BACKSTROKE REPRODUCIBILITY AND VALIDITY STUDY SPRINT CYCLING INCREASES ANGIOGENIC START HANDGRIP Faber, I.R. et al [Netherlands] GENE EXPRESSION IN TRAINED SKELETAL MUSCLE de Jesus, K. [Portugal] Taylor, C.W. et al [United Kingdom] 11:35 OP-BN02-6 FOOT STRIKE PATTERNS IN LONG- 11:20 [YIA] OP-PM24-5 DISTANCE RUNNING: BIOMECHANICAL HIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING AND PHYSIOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS IMPROVES INSULIN MEDIATED GLUCOSE CLEARANCE IN SKELETAL MUSCLE IN Ogueta-Alday, A. et al [Spain] PATIENTS WITH TYPE 2 DIABETES Skaaby, S. et al [Denmark] 11:35 [YIA] OP-PM24-6 MECHANICAL EFFICIENCY DURING SPRINT EXERCISE IN MAN InvitedMorales-Alamo, D. et al [Spain]& Ora 22 18th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Thursday, June 27th, 2013 10:20 - 11:50
Aula Magna 5 OP-PM11 Aula 1 IS-SH03 Aula 2 IS-SH10 Aula 3 OP-SH06 Aula 4 OP-SH14 Molecular Biology [MB] 1 Transitions and strategies in top Implementation and impact Psychology [PS] 2 Sport Management [SM] 2 Chair(s): level sport of the Empowering Coaching Chair(s): Chair(s): Chair(s): programme in promoting Bouchard, C. [United States] children’s active and healthy Martínez Alvarez, L. [Spain] Breedveld, K. [Netherlands] 10:20 OP-PM11-1 Torregrosa, M. [Spain] engagement in sport: Findings 10:20 [YIA] OP-SH06-1 10:35 OP-SH14-1 REACTIVE OXYGEN SPECIES REGULATES Vilanova, A. [Spain] from the PAPA main trial THE WHY OF GOAL STRIVING MATTERS: THE ORGANIZATION OF SWEDISH TALENT MUSCLE SIGNALLING AND POST EXERCISE Chair(s): THE IMPACT OF PRIMED GOAL MOTIVES DEVELOPMENT IN SOCCER: IMPACT ON INSULIN SENSITIVITY. 10:20 IS-SH03-1 ON PERSISTENCE PERFORMANCE APPLYING THE DEVELOPMENTAL MODEL Stepto, N.K. et al [Australia] Healy, L. et al [United Kingdom] Söderström, T. [Sweden] OF TRANSITIONS IN INVESTIGATING THE Duda, J. [United Kingdom] 10:35 OP-PM11-2 CAREER DEVELOPMENT OF ELITE ATHLETES Balaguer, I. [Spain] 10:35 [YIA] OP-SH06-2 10:50 OP-SH14-2 A C-TO-T POLYMORPHISM IN HIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL AND TALENT DEVELOPMENT IN SOCCER: A Wylleman, P. et al [Belgium] 10:20 IS-SH10-1 Oral3’-UNTRANSLATED REGION OF CNTFR & InvitedTRADITIONAL ENDURANCE TRAINING QUESTION OF TOP-LEVEL CLUBS BUDGET EMPOWERING AND DISEMPOWERING IS ASSOCIATED WITH SPRINT/POWER 10:50 IS-SH03-2 LEAD TO COMPARABLE IMPROVEMENTS AND TABLE POSITION? ENTERING AN ELITE SPORT TRAINING COACH BEHAVIOURS, PLAYERS’ NEED PERFORMANCE IN MOTIVATION AND WELL-BEING Sæther, S. [Norway] CENTER: MODALITIES OF ADAPTATION SATISFACTION AND WELL-BEING IN THE Mikami, E. et al [Japan] OUTCOMES CONTEXT OF SPANISH GRASSROOTS 11:05 OP-SH14-3 Ledon, A. et al [France] Kinnafi ck, F.E. et al [United 10:50 OP-PM11-3 FOOTBALL: A MULTILEVEL ANALYSIS THE REGULATION OF CAREERS IN SPORT POLYMORPHIC VARIATION WITHIN THE 11:20 IS-SH03-3 Balaguer, I. et al [Spain] Kingdom] INDUSTRY. FOREIGN FOOTBALL PLAYERS ADAPTATION ADAMTS2, ADAMTS14, ADAMTS5, 10:50 [YIA] OP-SH06-3 Camps, A. et al [Spain] TO SPANISH LEAGUES: UNTANGLING 10:50 IS-SH10-2 ADAM12 AND TIMP2 GENES AND THE COMPARISON BETWEEN THINK ALOUD NON-NORMATIVE TRANSITIONS GENERAL SELF-ESTEEM, VITALITY AND RISK OF ACHILLES TENDON PATHOLOGY; PROTOCOL AND RETROSPECTIVE RECALL INTENSIVE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY: EVIDENCE A GENETIC ASSOCIATION STUDY Azócar, F. et al [Spain] IN ASSESSING DECISION MAKING IN GOLF FOR CROSS-CULTURAL INVARIANCE OF El Khoury, L. et al [South Africa] THEIR ASSOCIATION ACROSS 5 EUROPEAN Whitehead, A. et al [United 11:05 OP-PM11-4 COUNTRIES Kingdom] INVESTIGATION OF GENES INVOLVED IN Papaiaonnou, A. et al [United 11:05 [YIA] OP-SH06-4 THE CELL-SIGNALLING PATHWAY WITH Kingdom] WATCHING VIDEO’S AS DELIBERATE RISK OF ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT 11:20 IS-SH10-3 PRACTICE AMONG MOGUL SKIERS RUPTURE Laurin-Landry, D. et al [France] September, A.V. et al [South Africa] CORRELATES OF THE OBJECTIVELY ASSESSED EMPOWERING AND 11:20 [YIA] OP-SH06-5 11:20 OP-PM11-5 DISEMPOWERING FEATURES OF THE DANCERS’ DAILY EXPERIENCES: A BASIC THE ASSOCIATION OF A POLYMORPHISM MOTIVATIONAL CLIMATE IN GRASSROOTS NEEDS THEORY APPROACH WITHIN A FUNCTIONAL REGION OF THE FOOTBALL Norfi eld, J.E. et al [United Kingdom] COL5A1 GENE WITH ULTRA-ENDURANCE Sarrazin, P. et al [France] RUNNING PERFORMANCE AND JOINT 11:35 OP-SH06-6 RANGE OF MOTION HOW INCREASE PUPILS MOTIVATION Abrahams, S. et al [South Africa] TOWARDS DANCE IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION? 11:35 OP-PM11-6 Amado, D. et al [Spain] EFFECT OF CONTINUOUS COMPARED WITH ACCUMULATED EXERCISE ON INSULIN SENSITIVITY alBurns, S.F. et al [Singapore] INEFC-Barcelona/Spain, 26-29 JUNE 2013 23 Oral & Invited Presentations
Pavelló Sintètic OP-PM43 Sala d’actes IS-PM03 Aula Magna 1 IS-PM08 Aula Magna 2 IS-PM11 Aula Magna 3 OP-PM28 Aula Magna 4 IS-BN01 Sports Medicine [SM] 4 Oxygenation and fatigue Limits to performance during Muscle mass regulation in Physiology [PH] 5 What the dynamics of team Chair(s): in humans: unravelling the short-term and prolonged humans: relative importance of Chair(s): sports tell us about collective mechanisms * exercise in the heat (sponsored protein synthesis and protein behaviours MacPhail, A. [Ireland] Chair(s): by Aspetar) breakdown * Hettinga, F. [Netherlands] Chair(s): 16:20 OP-PM43-1 Chair(s): Chair(s): Abeln, V. [Germany] Calbet, J. [Spain] Button, C. [New Zealand] CAFFEINE AND PERFORMANCE OVER TWO 16:20 [YIA] OP-PM28-1 DAYS OF SIMULTATED CROSS-COUNTRY Mora-Rodriguez, R. [Spain] Greenhaff, P. [United Kingdom] Hellsten, Y. [Denmark] EFFECT OF ACUTE ISOMETRIC BILATERAL Memmert, D. [Germany] SKIING COMPETITION 16:20 IS-PM08-1 Zorzano, A. [Spain] LEG EXTENSION EXERCISE ON BRACHIAL Stadheim, H.K. et al [Norway] 16:20 IS-PM03-1 16:20 IS-BN01-1 BRAIN OXYGENATION AND FATIGUE: ROLE MARATHON PERFORMANCE IN A HOT 16:20 IS-PM11-1 AND COMMON FEMORAL ARTERY FLOW- INTER-TEAM DYNAMICS IN SOCCER: ENVIRONMENT MEDIATED DILATATION 16:35 OP-PM43-2 OF PAO2 AND CAO2? PROTEIN IN PROMOTING ADAPTION WITH EVIDENCE FROM SMALL-SIDED GAMES EFFICACY OF FLYWHEEL RESISTANCE Calbet, J. [Spain] Maughan R. [United Kingdom] EXERCISE TRAINING Howland, L.J. et al [United AND FULL-SIZED MATCHES EXERCISE TO MAINTAIN MYOSTATIN AND Kingdom] Frencken, W. [Netherlands]O 16:50 IS-PM08-2 Phillips, S. [Canada] OXIDATIVE AND GLYCOLYTIC POTENTIAL OF 16:50 IS-PM03-2 CARDIOVASCULAR LIMITS DURING MUSCLE DURING 90 D BED REST OXYGENATION AND TRAINING 16:50 IS-PM11-2 16:35 [YIA] OP-PM28-2 16:50 IS-BN01-2 EXERCISE IN A HOT ENVIRONMENT EFFECTS OF DAWN SIMULATION ON Rodriguez-Miguelez, P. et al Lundby, C. [Switzerland] CATABOLISM: IMMOBILISATION AND PAIRED BEHAVIORS IN RUGBY UNION: THE González-Alonso, J. [United MARKERS OF SLEEP INERTIA AND POST- COMPLEMENTARITY BETWEEN STABILITY [Spain] INFLAMMATION 17:20 IS-PM03-3 Kingdom] WAKING PERFORMANCE IN HUMANS AND VARIABILITY NUCLEOTIDES, THE KEY TO HEALTH AND Murton, A.J. [United Kingdom] 16:50 OP-PM43-3 17:20 IS-PM08-3 Thompson, A. et al [United Passos, P. [Portugal] CREATINE SUPPLEMENTATION ASSOCIATED PERFORMANCE? 17:20 IS-PM11-3 METABOLIC LIMITATIONS DURING Kingdom] OR NOT WITH STRENGTH TRAINING UPON Hellsten, Y. [Denmark] AGEING SARCOPAENIA: EXERCISE AND 17:20 IS-BN01-3 PROLONGED EXERCISE IN A HOT DEPRESSION AND COGNITION IN OLDER NUTRITIONAL INTERVENTION 16:50 [YIA] OP-PM28-3 TEAM COORDINATION IN BASKETBALL: ENVIRONMENT WOMEN Atherton, P. [United Kingdom] POST-EXERCISE ELECTROCORTICAL WHAT CAN VARIOUS LEVELS OF ANALYSIS Mora-Rodriguez, R. [Spain] ALTERATIONS INDUCED BY DIFFERENT REVEAL ABOUT INTERPERSONAL Gualano, B. et al [Brazil] RECOVERY INTERVENTIONS DYNAMICS? 17:05 OP-PM43-4 De Pauw, K. et al [Belgium] Bourbousson, J. [France] VITAMIN D DEFICIENCY AND EVALUATION OF APPLIED SUPPLEMENTATION IN POLISH 17:05 [YIA] OP-PM28-4 ATHLETES MODEST FOOD RESTRICTION STIMULATES INCREASES IN APPETITE THAT DO NOT Krzywanski, J. et al [Poland] OCCUR IN RESPONSE TO AN EQUIVALENT 17:20 OP-PM43-5 EXERCISE-INDUCED ENERGY DEFICIT. MITOCHONDRIAL BIOGENESIS AND Deighton, K. et al [United Kingdom] ENDURANCE PERFORMANCE IN RESPONSE TO HIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL 17:20 [YIA] OP-PM28-5 TRAINING AND ENDURANCE TRAINING IN CARDIAC FUNCTION AND LEFT GAELIC FOOTBALL PLAYERS VENTRICULAR MECHANICS IN MEN AND WOMEN AT REST AND DURING EXERCISE Tobin, C. et al [Ireland] Nio, A.Q.X. et al [United Kingdom] 17:35 OP-PM43-6 ORAL L-ARGININE MODULATES BLOOD 17:35 [YIA] OP-PM28-6 LACTATE AND INTERLEUKIN-6 AFTER PACING AND TECHNIQUE OF TALENTED EXERCISE IN HIV-INFECTED MEN SPEED SKATERS: PERSIST TO THE END. Alves, G.N.Invited et al [Brazil] &Stoter, I.K. et al [Netherlands] Ora 24 18th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Thursday, June 27th, 2013 16:20 - 17:50
Aula Magna 5 IS-BN04 Aula 1 IS-SH04 Aula 2 IS-SH09 Aula 3 OP-SH15 Aula 4 OP-BN01 Cyclic sports: energetics, The impact of sport for all Towards a theory of sports Sport Statistics and Analyses Biomechanics [BM] 1 evaluation and constraints * policies on elite sporting success coaching [SA] 1 Chair(s): Chair(s): Chair(s): Chair(s): Chair(s): Senner, V. [Germany] Arellano, R. [Spain] De Bosscher, V. [Belgium] Ronglan, L. [Norway] Quested, E. [United Kingdom] 16:20 [YIA] OP-BN01-1 Seifert, L. [France] Monserrat, S. [United Kingdom] Joven, A. [Spain] 16:20 [YIA] OP-SH15-1 PRELIMINARY STUDY: ELECTROMYOGRAPHICAL CHANGES 16:20 IS-BN04-1 16:20 IS-SH04-1 16:20 IS-SH09-1 EARLY IMPROPER MOTION DETECTION IN GOLF SWING IN BAREFOOT AND SHOD RUNNING, INTER-LIMB COORDINATION IN NEW INSIGHTS TO MEASURING THE TOWARDS A THEORY OF COACHING: THE Stancin, S. et al [Slovenia] BEFORE AND AFTER A FATIGUING 10KM SWIMMING: EFFECT OF EXPERTISE PERFORMANCE OF NATIONS IN THE LEARNING ORDER RUNNING TRIAL OLYMPIC GAMES Seifert, L. [France] Jones, R.L. [United Kingdom] 16:35 [YIA] OP-SH15-2 Tam, N. et al [South Africa] Shibli, S. [United Kingdom] TRACKING CAREER PERFORMANCE OF 16:50 IS-BN04-2 16:50 IS-SH09-2 Oral & InvitedSUCCESSFUL TRIATHLETES 16:35 [YIA] OP-BN01-2 A LASER SYSTEM AS A TOOL FOR ASSESS 16:50 IS-SH04-2 TOWARDS A THEORY OF COACHING: THE Malcata, R.M. et al [New Zealand] GENDER DIFFERENCES IN FORCE PERFORMANCE IN REAL-TIME IN SPORTS DOES MORE MONEY IN EQUAL MORE TEMPORAL ORDER APPLICATION DURING OFFENSIVE AND Ferro, A. [Spain] MEDALS OUT? AN INTERNATIONAL Mesquita, I. [Portugal] 16:50 [YIA] OP-SH15-3 DEFENSIVE AGILITY MOVEMENTS COMPARISON IN 15 COUNTRIES, RESULTS 17:20 IS-BN04-3 17:20 IS-SH09-3 BODY MASS MANAGEMENT OF FEMALE Spiteri, T. et al [Australia] OF THE SPLISS 2.0 STUDY CYCLISTS: TRENDS IN THE PELOTON ECONOMY AND EFFICIENCY IN CYCLIC TOWARDS A THEORY OF COACHING. PART De Bosscher, V. et al [Belgium] Haakonssen, E. et al [Australia] 16:50 [YIA] OP-BN01-3 SPORTS 1: THE SECURITY ORDER UNWEIGHTING STATE AS A PREPARATORY Zamparo, P. [Italy] 17:20 IS-SH04-3 Ronglan, L.T. [Norway] 17:05 OP-SH15-4 MOVEMENT SHORTEN THE SIDESTEP THE IMPACT OF SPORT FOR ALL POLICIES ANALYSIS OF OFFENSIVE GAME SITUATIONS INITIATION FOR BASKETBALL PLAYERS IN ON ELITE SPORTING SUCCESS IN TEAM HANDBALL BY MEANS OF 1-ON-1 BASKETBALL SITUATION Dijk, B. et al [Netherlands] ARTIFICIAL NEURONAL NETWORKS Fujii, K. et al [Japan] Schrapf, N. et al [Austria] 17:05 [YIA] OP-BN01-4 17:20 OP-SH15-5 ENERGETIC COST OF LOCOMOTION EFFECTS OF LOW-VOLUME HIGH-INTENSITY AND BIOMECHANICAL ASPECTS OF THE INTERVAL TRAINING ON POWER OUTPUT DOUBLE POLING TECHNIQUE IN ADULTS: A META-ANALYSIS Zoppirolli, C. [Italy] Weston, M. et al [United Kingdom] 17:20 [YIA] OP-BN01-5 LOCOMOTION ADAPTATION WITH AGE - CHANGES IN JOINT MOMENTS AND POWERS DURING WALKING, RUNNING AND SPRINTING Kulmala, J.P. et al [Finland] 17:35 [YIA] OP-BN01-6 RUNNING PERFORMANCE ON DIFFERENT SURFACES IN ELITE AND AMATEUR ORIENTEER ATHLETES al Hébert-Losier, K. et al [Sweden] INEFC-Barcelona/Spain, 26-29 JUNE 2013 25 Oral & Invited Presentations
Pavelló Sintètic OP-PM21 Sala d’actes OP-PM27 Aula Magna 1 OP-PM05 Aula Magna 2 OP-PM56 Aula Magna 3 OP-BN03 Aula Magna 4 OP-BN12 Nutrition [NU] 2 Physiology [PH] 4 Health and Fitness [HF] 1 Training and Testing [TT] 10 Biomechanics [BM] 3 Motor Learning [ML] 3 Chair(s): Chair(s): Chair(s): Chair(s): Chair(s): Chair(s): Platen, P. [Germany] Collins, M. [South Africa] Capranica, L. [Italy] Cortis, C. [Italy] Schwameder, H. [Austria] Seifert, L. [France] Derave, W. [Belgium] Morales-Álamo, D. [Spain] Porta, J. [Spain] Ponce Gonzáles, J. [Spain] Seminati, E. [Italy] Araujo, D. [Portugal] 18:00 OP-PM21-1 18:00 [YIA] OP-PM27-1 18:00 OP-PM05-1 18:00 [YIA] OP-PM56-1 18:00 OP-BN03-1 18:00 OP-BN12-1 BEETROOT JUICE AND EXERCISE: PLASMA ADIPOKINE CONCENTRATIONS IN STRENGTH, AEROBIC AND COGNITIVE STRENGTH TRAINING MAY ENTAIL A PHYSIOLOGICAL AND BIOMECHANICAL AN ANALYSIS OF HERDING BEHAVIOURS THE PHARMACOKINETIC- PREPUBERTAL CHILDREN WITH DIFFERENT EXERCISE TO IMPROVE EXECUTIVE LOWER OVERLOAD RISK TO KNEE AND ANALYSIS OF THE ARM SWING IN ROLLER IN BASKETBALL AS A FUNCTION OF SKILL PHARMACODYNAMIC AND DOSE- LEVELS OF CARDIORESPIRATORY FITNESS FUNCTION ANKLE. AN INFRARED THERMOGRAPHY SKI SKATING LEVEL RESPONSE RELATIONSHIPS AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY Eggenberger, P. et al [Switzerland] STUDY Hegge, A. et al [Norway] Chow, J.Y. et al [Singapore] Wylie, L.J. et al [United Kingdom] Llorente-Cantarero, F.J. et al [Spain] Fernández-Cuevas, I. et al [Spain] 18:15 OP-PM05-2 18:15 OP-BN03-2 18:15 OP-BN12-2O 18:15 OP-PM21-2 18:15 [YIA] OP-PM27-2 TWITCH AND M-WAVE POTENTIATION 18:15 OP-PM56-2 DIALECTICAL COMPLEXITY APPROACH TO FAMILIAL, SOCIAL, AND ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF COMBINED SUPPLEMENTATION INVESTIGATION OF COL3A1, COL6A1 INDUCED BY MAXIMAL VOLUNTARY OPTIMAL JAMAR DYNAMOMETER A CONTESTING ATHLETE IN TEAM SPORTS FACTORS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF ELITE OF DIETARY NITRATE AND L-ARGININE ON AND COL12A1 POLYMORPHISMS WITH CONTRACTIONS OF THE QUADRICEPS: HANDLE POSITION TO ASSESS MAXIMAL Lebed, F. et al [Israel] AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES, SPRINT AND ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT RUPTURE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN OVER- ISOMETRIC HAND GRIP STRENGTH IN MacMahon, C. et al [Australia] ENDURANCE PERFORMANCE IN TWO INDEPENDENT POPULATIONS THE-MUSCLE AND FEMORAL NERVE EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDIES 18:30 OP-BN03-3 BIOMECHANICALLY RELEVANT EVENTS IN 18:30 OP-BN12-3 Bucher Sandbakk, S. et al [Norway] O’Connell, K. et al [South Africa] STIMULATION Trampisch, U. et al [Germany] FIGURE SKATING SINGLE JUMPS CAN BE DIFFERENT LEVEL OF TASK VARIATION IN Rodriguez-Falces, J. et al [Spain] 18:30 OP-PM21-3 18:30 [YIA] OP-PM27-3 18:30 OP-PM56-3 DETERMINED BY UNIAXIAL ACCELERATION LEARNING A GOLF PUTTING SKILL DOES SODIUM BICARBONATE LOADING DOES PHYSICAL TRAINING INFLUENCE THE 18:30 OP-PM05-3 EFFECT OF STRENGTH AND HIGH-INTENSITY DATA Schmidt, M. et al [Germany] IMPROVE FIRE FIGHTER PERFORMANCE INCRETIN EFFECT? SPONTANEOUS PHYSICAL TRAINING ON JUMPING, SPRINTING AND Schäfer, K. et al [Germany] 18:45 OP-BN12-4 Williford, H. et al [United States] Lund, M. et al [Denmark] ACTIVITY, AEROBIC PHYSICAL INTERMITENT ENDURANCE PERFORMANCE EXERCISE AND CORTISOL TO IN PREPUBERTAL SOCCER PLAYERS 18:45 OP-BN03-4 COACHES PERSPECTIVES UPON MOTOR 18:45 OP-PM21-4 18:45 [YIA] OP-PM27-4 AERODYNAMIC DRAG COEFFICIENT OF DEVELOPMENT WHEN SELECTING DEHYDROEPIANDROSTERONE SULFATE Ferrete, C. et al [Spain] EFFECT OF TWO BUFFERING AGENTS ON SMALL-SIDED GAMES TRAINING ARE RATIO IN POST-MENOPAUSE MODERN SOCCER BALLS TALENTED YOUNG SOCCER PLAYERS REPEATED SPRINTS DURING INTERMITTENT AS EFFECTIVE AS TRADITIONAL CYCLE 18:45 OP-PM56-4 Di Blasio, A. et al [Italy] Asai, T. et al [Japan] Roaas, T. et al [Norway] EXERCISE PERFORMED UNDER HYPOXIC ERGOMETRY AT REDUCING CLINICAL EFFECT OF A TYPICAL IN-SEASON WEEK CONDITIONS RISK FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH THE 18:45 OP-PM05-4 ON STRENGTH JUMP AND SPRINT 19:00 OP-BN03-5 19:00 OP-BN12-5 MOVEMENT PATTERNS OF RUGBY UNION ON THE STRIDE RATE CHOICE IN RUNNING Saunders, B. et al [Brazil] DEVELOPMENT OF DIABETES AND HEAVY HIP EXTENSION STRENGTH PERFORMANCES IN NATIONAL-LEVEL CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE TRAINING AND VOLUNTARY MOVEMENT FEMALE BASKETBALL PLAYERS. PLAYERS PERFORMING SCRUMMAGING Hansen, E.A. et al [Denmark] 19:00 OP-PM21-5 AGAINST A SCRUM MACHINE: THE EFFECT Mendham, A.E. et al [Australia] RHYTHM IN CYCLING Calleja-González, J. et al [Spain] PROTEIN-LEUCINE INGESTION OF PLAYING LEVEL AND ENGAGEMENT Sardroodian, M. et al [Denmark] FOLLOWING INTENSE ENDURANCE 19:00 [YIA] OP-PM27-5 19:00 OP-PM56-5 CONDITION EXERCISE STIMULATES A REGENERATIVE TWO WEEKS OF PHYSICAL INACTIVITY 19:00 OP-PM05-5 COMPARISON OF DYNAMIC AND STATIC Trewartha, G. et al [United INFLAMMATORY TRANSCRIPTOME IN REDUCES THE MITOCHONDRIAL DIFFERENCES IN THE MITOCHONDRIAL STRETCHING WARM-UP ON JUMPING, Kingdom] SKELETAL MUSCLE RESPIRATORY CAPACITY IN YOUNG AND CONTENT OF DIFFERENT FIBRE TYPES IN SPRINT AND AGILITY RUN PERFORMANCE Rowlands, D. et al [New Zealand] ELDERLY HEALTHY MEN THE LEG AND ARM MUSCLES OF ELITE Atan, T. et al [Turkey] 19:15 OP-BN03-6 Gram, M. et al [Denmark] CROSS-COUNTRY SKIERS LANDING TECHNIQUE DOES NOT EXPLAIN 19:15 OP-PM56-6 Ørtenblad, N. et al [Denmark] THE INJURY DISCREPANCY BETWEEN ELITE 19:15 [YIA] OP-PM27-6 CHANGES IN MUSCLE SIZE AND STRENGTH AND SUB-ELITE VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS ACTN3 GENE POLYMORPHISM: 19:15 OP-PM05-6 IN RESPONSE TO RESISTANCE TRAINING Janssen, I. et al [Netherlands] ASSOCIATION WITH AEROBIC FITNESS MAXIMAL HEART RATE AND PERFORMANCE WITH MODERATE AND HIGH INTENSITIES Pasqua, L.A. et al [Brazil] INCREASE WITH INTERMITTENT OXYGEN IN YOUNG WOMEN SUPPLEMENTATION DURING EXHAUSTIVE Alegre, L.M. et al [Spain] WORK IN ELITE ATHLETES InvitedGullstrand, L. et al [Sweden] & Ora 26 18th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Thursday, June 27th, 2013 18:00-19:30
Aula Magna 5 OP-BN04 Aula 1 OP-PM19 Aula 2 OP-SH10 Aula 3 OP-PM42 Aula 4 OP-PM32 Biomechanics [BM] 4 Neuromuscular Physiology Psychology [PS] 6 Sports Medicine [SM] 3 Physiology [PH] 9 Chair(s): [NP] 6 Chair(s): Chair(s): Chair(s): Chair(s): Potthast, W. [Germany] Chroni, S. [Greece] Van Lieshout, J. [Netherlands] Guadalupe Grau, A. [Denmark] Cronin, N. [Finland] Nosaka, K. [Australia] 18:00 OP-SH10-1 Peirau, X. [Spain] Ferguson, R. [United Kingdom] 18:00 OP-BN04-1 Leukel, C. [Germany] THE MEDIATION OF MASTERY ORIENTED 18:00 OP-PM42-1 18:00 OP-PM32-1 CLIMATE BETWEEN COACH INITIATED THE INFLUENCE OF 6 WEEKS OF MAXIMAL EFFECTS OF SHORT-TERM EXERCISE- REMOTE EFFECTS OF OCCLUSION 18:00 OP-PM19-1 PROSOCIAL FEEDBACK AND PROSOCIAL ECCENTRIC PLANTARFLEXOR TRAINING ON TRAINING ON TISSUE DOPPLER INDICES OF TRAINING ARE ASSOCIATED WITH ANTICIPATORY REGULATION DURING BEHAVIOR IN SPORTS MUSCLE-TENDON MECHANICS. REPEATED SPRINTS IS BASED ON LEFT VENTRICULAR DIASTOLIC FUNCTION ELEVATIONS IN SALIVARY TESTOSTERONE Wagnsson, S. et al [Sweden] Kay, A.D. et al [United Kingdom] LOCOMOTOR MUSCLE FATIGUE IN OVERWEIGHT AND OBESE INDIVIDUALS. Beaven, C.M. et al [Sweden] 18:15 OP-SH10-2 Millen, A.M.E. et al [South Africa] 18:15 OP-BN04-2 Billaut, F. et al [Canada] 18:15 OP-PM32-2 Oral &QUALITATIVE ANALYSISInvited OF A SELF- DOES MUSCLE ACTIVATION ALTER 18:15 OP-PM42-2 EFFECTS OF EXERCISE-INDUCED ARTERIAL 18:15 OP-PM19-2 DETERMINATION THEORY-BASED SYNERGISTIC MUSCLE BEHAVIOR? CARDIORESPIRATORY FITNESS AND HYPOXEMIA ON CATECHOLAMINE RESIDUAL FORCE ENHANCEMENT – A INTERVENTION IN SCHOOL TO PROMOTE RISK OF SUDDEN CARDIAC DEATH IN RESPONSE TO MAXIMAL EXERCISE Finni, T. et al [Finland] BENEFICIAL MUSCULAR PROPERTIY? PHYSICAL ACTIVITY Hahn, D. et al [Germany] NORTH AMERICAN MEN AND WOMEN. Durand, F. et al [France] 18:30 OP-BN04-3 González-Cutre, D. et al [Spain] A PROSPECTIVE STUDY STANCE LIMB KINETICS OF OLDER MALE 18:30 OP-PM32-3 18:30 OP-PM19-3 18:30 OP-SH10-3 Jiménez-Pavón, D. et al [Spain] ENDURANCE RUNNING PERFORMANCE THE EFFECT OF PROLONGED NEUROMUSCULAR RECRUITMENT AND MOTIVATION IN ADOLESCENTS’ PHYSICAL 18:30 OP-PM42-3 ERYTHROPOIETIN EXPOSURE Diss, C.E. et al [United Kingdom] COMMON DRIVE OF THE KNEE EXTENSORS ACTIVITY OF TWO EUROPEAN COUNTRIES FOLLOWING ACUTE ACCENTUATED RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CARDIO- AND ENDURANCE TRAINING ON 18:45 OP-BN04-4 Aibar, A. et al [Spain] ECCENTRIC LOAD RESPIRATORY FITNESS, PHYSICAL INTRAMYOCELLULAR LIPID CONTENT IN AGE-RELATED FASCICLE-TENDON 18:45 OP-SH10-4 ACTIVITY AND ARTERIAL STRUCTURE YOUNG UNTRAINED INDIVIDUALS INTERACTION IN REPETITIVE HOPPING Hunter, A.M. et al [United Kingdom] EXPLORING STIGMATISATION OF EATING AND COMPLIANCE IN CHILDREN Christensen, A. et al [Denmark] Hoffrén-Mikkola, M. et al [Finland] DISORDERS IN SPORT Böhm, B. et al [Germany] 18:45 OP-PM19-4 18:45 OP-PM32-4 19:00 OP-BN04-5 McArdle, S. et al [Ireland] 18:45 OP-PM42-4 TESTOSTERONE BUT NOT PROTEIN RAPID STRETCHING OF THE ACTIVATED ANKLE DESTABILISATION DEVICE FOR 19:00 OP-SH10-5 EFFECT OF EXERCISE AND PHYSICAL SUPPLEMENTATION INFLUENCES AGEING MUSCLE INDUCES FAVORABLE INJURY PREVENTION OR REHABILITATION MOTIVATION, BODY WEIGHT CONTROL ACTIVITY COUNSELLING ON THE MAINTENANCE AND GROWTH MECHANICAL, MORPHOMETRIC, AND IN SPORTS AND PHYSICAL EXERCISE: EVALUATION CARDIOVASCULAR RISK FACTORS OF SKELETAL MUSCLE FOLLOWING HORMONAL CHANGES Paizis, C. et al [France] BETWEEN MEN AND WOMEN Mann, S. et al [United Kingdom] IMMOBILIZATION Váczi, M. et al [Hungary] 19:00 OP-PM19-5 Hanson, E.D. et al [Australia] Rosa, J.P.P. et al [Brazil] 19:00 OP-PM42-5 19:15 OP-BN04-6 REDUCED TYPE IA AFFERENT FEEDBACK 19:15 OP-SH10-6 LONG-TERM EFFECT OF A PHYSICAL 19:00 OP-PM32-5 COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE DOES NOT INFLUENCE QUADRICEPS CONSIDERING TEMPORAL EVOLUTION ACTIVE LIFESTYLE ON ARTERIAL STIFFNESS EFFECTS OF SHORT-TERM SIMVASTATIN RHYTHMIC STRUCTURE FOR THE 400 MAXIMAL AND EXPLOSIVE ISOMETRIC OF DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMATOLOGY: IN SAPALDIA 3 TREATMENT ON MITOCHONDRIAL METRES HURDLES EVENT AT THE WORLD FORCE PRODUCTION IN MAN A LONGITUDINAL STUDY INVOLVING Endes, S. et al [Switzerland] FUNCTION AND APOPTOSIS IN PRIMARY CHAMPIONSHIPS OF DAEGU 2011 AND Fry, A. et al [United Kingdom] PHYSICAL ACTIVITY HUMAN SKELETAL MYOTUBES BARCELONA JUNIOR 2012 19:15 OP-PM19-6 Vachon, H. et al [France] Kwak, H.B. [Korea, South] López, J.L. et al [Spain] TORQUE-ANGLE RELATIONSHIPS OF THE ELBOW FLEXORS AND EXTENSORS IN 19:15 OP-PM32-6 HEALTHY FEMALES LACK OF A PHYSIOLOGICAL ROLE FOR Pencheva, N. et al [Bulgaria] ERYTHROPOIETIN IN HUMAN SKELETAL MUSCLE al Christensen, B. et al [Denmark] INEFC-Barcelona/Spain, 26-29 JUNE 2013 27 Oral & Invited Presentations
Pavelló Sintètic OP-PM10 Sala d’actes OP-PM49 Aula Magna 1 IS-PM14 Aula Magna 2 OP-PM01 Aula Magna 3 OP-BN07 Aula Magna 4 OP-PM13 Health and Fitness [HF] 6 Training and Testing [TT] 3 Hypoxia for health and fi tness * Adapted Physical Activity [AP] 1 Biomechanics [BM] 7 Molecular Biology [MB] 3 Chair(s): Chair(s): Chair(s): Chair(s): Chair(s): Chair(s): Kenney, W. [United States] Memmert, D. [Germany] Dehnert, C. [Germany] van Meeteren, N. [Netherlands] Brüggemann, G. [Germany] Radak, Z. [Hungary] 08:30 OP-PM10-1 Schelling i del Alcázar, X. [Spain] Ventura, J. [Spain] Aranda-Garcia, S. [Spain] 08:30 OP-BN07-1 Posthumus, M. [South Africa] EFFECT OF “FUNCTIONAL FOOD” 08:30 OP-PM49-1 08:30 IS-PM14-1 08:30 OP-PM01-1 UNSTEADY HYDRODYNAMIC FORCES 08:30 OP-PM13-1 SUPPLEMENTATION ON MUSCLE GROWTH ACTING ON A ROBOTIC HAND AND ITS COMPARING HEART RATE MONITOR AND HYPOXIA FOR WEIGHT LOSS IN OBESITY? CHANGES IN WALKING STEPS DURING SKELETAL MUSCLE GENE EXPRESSION AND STRENGTH INDUCED BY 12 WEEKS FLOW FIELD ACCELEROMETER TO DETERMINE ENERGY PREGNANCY. A MULTI-ETHNIC OF THE NUCLEAR HORMONE RECEPTOR OF RESISTANCE EXERCISE IN ELDERLY MEN Dehnert C. [Germany] EXPENDITURE POPULATION-BASED STUDY Takagi, H. et al [Japan] FAMILY NR4A IS INDUCED BY ACUTE Hetlelid, K.J. et al [Norway] 09:00 IS-PM14-2 Dyrstad, S. et al [Norway] Richardsen, K.R. et al [Norway] 08:45 OP-BN07-2 AEROBIC EXERCISE AND REDUCES TRAINING IN HYPOXIA: DOES IT IMPROVE 08:45 OP-PM10-2 FASTER DISTANCE RUNNERS HAVE MORE MYOSTATIN EXPRESSION DEPENDING ON 08:45 OP-PM49-2 SEA-LEVEL PERFORMANCE? 08:45 OP-PM01-2 A SIMPLE 45 SECOND SQUAT TEST COMPLIANT ACHILLES TENDONS TRAINING STATUS O HEART RATE VARIABILITY THRESHOLD BRISK WALKING INCREASES BONE CAN ACCURATELY PREDICT VO2MAX: Rodríguez, F.A. [Spain] Velders, M. et al [Germany] PREDICTS LACTATE THRESHOLD IN WORLD- MINERAL DENSITY IN CART-PATIENTS Oda, T. et al [Japan] PRELIMINARY RESULTS 09:30 IS-PM14-3 CLASS ROAD CYCLISTS Bonato, M. et al [Italy] 09:00 OP-BN07-3 08:45 OP-PM13-2 Sartor, F. et al [Netherlands] OXYGEN: A POSIBLE TREATMENT FOR Garcia-Tabar, I. et al [Spain] MEASUREMENT OF THE AERODYNAMIC RECOMBINANT ERYTHROPOIETIN OBESITY? 09:00 OP-PM01-3 09:00 OP-PM10-3 DRAG OF TEXTILES WITH A NOVEL DEVICE TREATMENT ENHANCES MITOCHONDRIAL 09:00 OP-PM49-3 EXERCISE AUGMENTATION COMPARED TO ASSOCIATION BETWEEN MOTOR González-Muniesa, P. et al [Spain] FATTY ACID OXIDATION IN HUMAN RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HEART RATE USUAL CARE FOR POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS Schindelwig, K. et al [Austria] COMPETENCE AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY. SKELETAL MUSCLE. RECOVERY AND LACTATE THRESHOLDS IN DISORDER. A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED A LONGITUDINAL STUDY IN CHILDREN 09:15 OP-BN07-4 Guadalupe Grau, A. et al ELITE SOCCER PLAYERS TRIAL: RESULTS FROM THE REAP TRIAL THE EFFECT OF PLAYING LEVEL AND Lopes, V.P. et al [Portugal] [Denmark] Baumgart, C. et al [Germany] Rosenbaum, S. et al [Australia] ENGAGEMENT METHOD ON FORCES 09:15 OP-PM10-4 GENERATED IN RUGBY SCRUMMAGING 09:00 OP-PM13-3 09:15 OP-PM49-4 09:15 OP-PM01-4 EXERCISE HYDRATION KNOWLEDGE OF INVOLVEMENT OF OXIDATIVE STRESS IN CARDIOVASCULAR EFFECTS OF PASSIVE CONCENTRIC AND ECCENTRIC TORQUE Preatoni, E. et al [United Kingdom] SINGAPOREAN YOUTH COACHES AND PROSTATE CANCER PROGRESSION: A LOWER LEG VIBRATION IN COPD PATIENTS VS. HEALTHY CONTROL PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHERS 09:30 OP-BN07-5 PREVENTIVE EFFECT OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY Gholoum, M. et al [United Rinaldo, N. et al [Italy] THE EFFECTS OF GRADED SLOPES AND Chia, M. et al [Singapore] AND/OR POMEGRANATE JUICE? WALKING SPEED ON LOWER EXTREMITY Kingdom] Guéritat, J. et al [France] MUSCLE ACTIVITY 09:30 OP-PM49-5 Gierlinger, G. et al [Austria] 09:15 OP-PM13-4 EFFECTS OF A MULTISTAGE SHUTTLE RUN CIRCULATING MICRORNAS SPECIFIC FOR 15 METERS TEST ON HEART RATE, LACTATE 09:45 OP-BN07-6 SKELETAL AND/OR CARDIAC MUSCLE AND RATING OF PERCEIVED EXERTION IN BIOMECHANICAL DETERMINANTS OF ARE ENHANCED AFTER AN IRONMAN BEACH HANDBALL PLAYERS LONG-STANDING ADDUCTION-RELATED TRIATHLON RACE GROIN PAIN IN FOOTBALL PLAYERS. Bago Rascon, P. et al [Spain] Wessner, B. et al [Austria] Kloskowska, P. et al [United 09:45 OP-PM49-6 Kingdom] 09:30 OP-PM13-5 MONITORING RECOVERY DURING THE PROTEIN ADJUSTMENTS OF GLUCOSE IN-SEASON COMPETITIVE PHASE IN ELITE UPTAKE AND MITOCHONDRIAL SOCCER PLAYERS RESPIRATION FOLLOWING DOWNHILL Thorpe, R. et al [United Kingdom] SKIING IN THE ELDERLY Flück, M. et al [Switzerland] 09:45 OP-PM13-6 GENES ENCODING PROTEOGLYCANS ARE ASSOCIATED WITH THE RISK OF ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT RUPTURES Invited & OrMannion, S. et al [South Africa] a 28 18th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Friday, June 28th, 2013 08:30-10:00
Aula Magna 5 OP-PM04 Aula 1 OP-SH04 Aula 2 OP-SH08 Aula 3 OP-SH11 Aula 4 OP-PM44 Biochemistry [BC] 1 Biochemistry Physical Education and Psychology [PS] 4 Sociology [SO] 1 Sports Medicine [SM] 5 Chair(s): Pedagogics [PP] 3 Chair(s): Chair(s): Chair(s): Chair(s): Prats, C. [Denmark] Bourbousson, J. [France] Vertinsky, P. [Canada] Torres, L. [Spain] Nielsen, J. [Denmark] Knoppers, A. [Netherlands] 08:30 OP-SH08-1 08:30 OP-SH11-1 Blazevich, A. [Australia] 08:30 OP-PM04-1 Chow, J. [Singapore] THE INTERRELATION OF SPORT SPORT SCIENCE IN EUROPE: FIRST STEPS 08:30 OP-PM44-1 PSYCHOLOGY AND SPORT SCIENCES IN IN A “SCIENCE STUDIES [1], [2]” RESEARCH EFFECT OF A FUTSAL MATCH ON BENEFITS OF FIFA 11+ PROTOCOL DURING 08:30 OP-SH04-1 THE PREPARATION OF ELITE PERFORMERS. PROJECT LYMPHOCYTE SURFACE MARKERS FOR JOINING UP THE DOTS: WHO ARE THE FIVE SEASONS, A PRELIMINARY STUDY IN Fink, C. et al [United States] Camy, J. [France] APOPTOSIS AND ROS PRODUCTION BEGINNING TEACHERS? YOUNG PROFESSIONAL SOCCER PLAYERS Hatanaka, E. et al [Brazil] Queirós, P. et al [Portugal] 08:45 OP-SH08-2 08:45 OP-SH11-2 Olla, S. et al [Italy] 08:45 OP-PM04-2 IDENTITY FORMATION IN PROFESSIONAL PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHER 08:45 OP-PM44-2 Oral08:45 &OP-SH04-2 YOUTH TEAM FOOTBALLInvited ENVIRONMENTS EDUCATION IN FINLAND – FOUNDATION SALIVARY HORMONAL PROFILE IN INJURIES IN GERMAN ELITE MEN’S THE HIDDEN LEARNING OBJECTS IN PE – BUILT FOR HIGHER EDUCATION IN THE RELATION WITH BONE-MUSCLE ACTIVITY Mitchell, T.O. et al [United HANDBALL - VIDEO ANALYSIS OF MATCH PROBLEMATIC OR NOT? 1960’S OVER A CYCLING STAGE RACE Kingdom] INJURIES Redelius, K. et al [Sweden] Lahti, J. [Finland] Lombardi, G. et al [Italy] 09:00 OP-SH08-3 Luig, P. et al [Germany] 09:00 OP-SH04-3 BREAKING WAVES: THE WITHIN-CAREER 09:00 OP-SH11-3 09:00 OP-PM04-3 EFFECTS OF A SHORT-TERM SERVICE 09:00 OP-PM44-3 TRANSITIONS EXPERIENCED BY A HIGH COACHES’ ALTERNATIVE DEFINITIONS OF THE EFFECTS OF NAC SUPPLEMENTATION LEARNING EXPERIENCE ON PHYSICAL DO ELITE RUGBY PLAYERS WITH PERFORMANCE ADOLESCENT SWIMMER. THEIR PROFFESIONAL SUCCESS ON REDOX STATUS IN PEOPLE WITH G6PD EDUCATION PRESERVICE TEACHERS’ REPEATEDLY INJURED HAMSTRINGS Dumitriu, D. [Romania] DEFICIENCY CULTURAL COMPETENCY AND TEACHING Lyons, D. et al [Ireland] DEMONSTRATE ALTERED GLUTEAL- Jamurtas, A. et al [Greece] SKILLS. 09:15 OP-SH08-4 09:15 OP-SH11-4 HAMSTRING RECRUITMENT PATTERNS WHEN SPRINTING? 09:15 OP-PM04-4 Peralta, L.R. et al [Australia] A QUALITATIVE EXPLORATION OF SPORT ATTITUDES AND MOTIVATIONAL CLIMATE IN TWO CONTRASTING FOOTBALL Brett, A.N. et al [United Kingdom] MUSCLE FIBRE TYPE DOES NOT EXPLAIN 09:15 OP-SH04-4 ATHLETES’ EXPERIENCES OF A THREE TIER POST OLYMPIC DEBRIEFING PROGRAMME. CLUBS POOR MUSCLE STRENGTH IN MCARDLE THE SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION OF 09:15 OP-PM44-4 Domingues, M. et al [Portugal] PATIENTS PEDAGOGIC DISCOURSE IN PHYSICAL Moore, P. et al [Ireland] PROPENSITY OF CONTACT EVENTS TO Kohn, T.A. et al [South Africa] EDUCATION AND SCHOOL SPORT POLICY 09:30 OP-SH08-5 CAUSE INJURY IN RUGBY UNION DURING A DECADE OF CHANGE IN Stokes, K.A. et al [United Kingdom] 09:30 OP-PM04-5 THE MOTHER’S PSYCHOLOGICAL SUPPORT ENGLAND, 2000-2010 THE EFFECT OF SOCCER TRAINING IN HIGH LEVEL SPORT 09:30 OP-PM44-5 AND EXERCISE ON DNA STABILITY AND Jung, H. et al [United Kingdom] Palomo, M. et al [Spain] THE ANALYSIS OF MOTOR SKILLS, OXIDATIVE STRESS STATUS 09:30 OP-SH04-5 09:45 OP-SH08-6 FUNCTIONAL MOVEMENT AND Baralic, I. et al [Serbia] PE TEACHERS’ CONSTRUCTIONS OF MOTIVATIONS OF MASTERS SURF PREVENTION OF INJURY IN ELITE YOUNG SOCCER PLAYERS 09:45 OP-PM04-6 SOCIAL AND BODILY DIVERSITY AND LIFESAVERS THEIR INFLUENCE ON TEACHING Zalai, D. et al [Hungary] BLOOD LACTATE KINETICS AND MUSCLE Reddan, G. [Australia] PROCESSES IN MULTI-CULTURAL PE POWER FOLLOWING ONE SESSION OF CLASSES IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN HIGH INTENSIVE INTERVAL TRAINING AND THE NETHERLANDS HIGH INTENSIVE TRAINING IN YOUNG AND ADULT MALE ATHLETES Van Doodewaard, C.L. et al Engel, F. et al [Germany] [Netherlands] 09:45 OP-SH04-6 FACTORS INFLUENCING PARENTS’S INVOLVEMENT IN A SCHOOL-BASED INTERVENTION FOR THE PROMOTION OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND HEALTHY EATING al Beltrán-Carrillo, V.J. et al [Spain] INEFC-Barcelona/Spain, 26-29 JUNE 2013 29 Oral & Invited Presentations
Pavelló Sintètic IS-PM02 Sala d’actes OP-PM45 Aula Magna 1 IS-PM15 Aula Magna 2 IS-PM04 Aula Magna 3 IS-BN07 Aula Magna 4 OP-PM17 ACSM Exchange symposium: Sports Medicine [SM] 6 Can exercise damage the heart Mitochondrial structural New trends in motor learning Neuromuscular Physiology Exercise - Thermoregulation * Chair(s): Chair(s): organization, dynamics and Chair(s): [NP] 4 Chair(s): function Chair(s): Mackey, A. [Denmark] Halle, M. [Germany] Chair(s): Beek, P. [Netherlands] Meeusen, R. [Belgium] van Mechelen , W. [Netherlands] Vainoras, A. [Lithuania] Schoellhorn, W. [Germany] Zorzano, A. [Spain] Prats, C. [Denmark] Kalinski, M. [United States] 10:20 OP-PM45-1 10:20 IS-PM15-1 10:20 IS-BN07-1 de Haan, A. [Netherlands] 10:20 IS-PM02-1 PERSISTENCE OF EXERCISE ADAPTATIONS DOES MARATHON INCREASE INCIDENCE García-Rovés, P. [Spain] ROBOTICS AS A TOOL TO UNDERSTAND 10:20 OP-PM17-1 INTERNAL HEAT TRANSFER IN EXERCISING AFTER ONE MONTH OF DETRAINING IN OF SUDDEN DEATH? 10:20 IS-PM04-1 HUMAN MOTOR LEARNING MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF THE RECTUS HUMANS METABOLIC SYNDROME PATIENTS Halle, M. [Germany] SKELETAL MUSCLE MITOCHONDRIAL Stein, T. [Germany] FEMORIS MUSCLE IN PROFESSIONAL Hamouti, N. et al [Spain] FOOTBALLERS FROM START TO MID- Kenney, W. [United States] 10:50 IS-PM15-2 NETWORKS – STRUCTURAL 10:50 IS-BN07-2 SEASON 10:50 IS-PM02-2 10:35 OP-PM45-2 CARDIAC SCREENING BEFORE ORGANIZATION AND ADAPTATIONS TO IMPLICIT MOTOR LEARNING: A NEW TREND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY / INACTIVITY Warner, M. et al [United OKingdom] HEAT TRANSFER FROM SKIN TO CDC34+ CIRCULATING PROGENITOR CELLS MARATHON? OR AN OLD ATTRIBUTE? ENVIRONMENT IN HYPERTHERMIC AFTER DIFFERENT TRAINING METHODS Scherr, J. [Germany] Dahl, R. et al [Denmark] Masters, R. [Hong Kong] 10:35 OP-PM17-2 HUMANS Niño, O. et al [Spain] METABOLIC AND NEUROMUSCULAR 11:20 IS-PM15-3 10:50 IS-PM04-2 11:20 IS-BN07-3 FATIGUE IN HEALTHY WOMEN DURING A Havenith, G. [United Kingdom] 10:50 OP-PM45-3 IMMUNONUTRITION SUPPORT FOR ROLE OF MITOCHONDRIAL FUSION INFLUENCE OF SLEEP ON CONSOLIDATION WINGATE TEST AEROBIC AND ANAEROBIC THRESHOLD ATHLETES: BENEFIT OR HAZARDS? PROTEINS ON MUSCLE METABOLISM IN MOTOR LEARNING Kokova, M. et al [Bulgaria] RESPONSES TO A TRAINING PERIOD WITH Nieman, D. [United States] Zorzano, A. [Spain] Van der Werf, Y. [Netherlands] DIFFERENT STIMULUS 10:50 OP-PM17-3 11:50 IS-PM15-4 11:20 IS-PM04-3 Alamo, J.M. et al [Spain] NEUROMUSCULAR FATIGUE INDUCED BY EVIDENCE FOR CARDIAC STRAIN DURING MITOCHONDRIAL FUNCTIONAL REPEATED WINGATE TESTS 11:05 OP-PM45-4 A MARATHON ADAPTATION TO EXERCISE TRAINING Place, N. et al [Switzerland] MONITORING WORKLOAD DURING George, K. [United Kingdom] Dela, F. [Denmark] A TRAINING PROGRAM IN A WEIGHT 11:05 OP-PM17-4 LOSS INTERVENTION IN BREAST CANCER FUNCTION OF THE VASTUS LATERALIS SURVIVORS. MUSCLE FIBERS DURING A RAPID KNEE Guillamó, E. et al [Spain] EXTENSION Ogiso, K. et al [Japan] Invited & Ora 30 18th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Friday, June 28th, 2013 10:20-11:50
Aula Magna 5 IS-BN03 Aula 1 IS-SH06 Aula 2 IS-SH02 Aula 3 OP-PM02 Aula 4 OP-PM41 Biomechanical human- Ethico-legal perspectives on Body projects and the Adapted Physical Activity [AP] 2 Sports Medicine [SM] 2 environment interaction justice in sport embodiment of gender and Chair(s): Chair(s): Chair(s): Chair(s): ethnicity Chair(s): Guerra, M. [Spain] Gratas- Delamarche, A. [France] Brüggemann, G. [Germany] McNamee, M. [United Kingdom] Giné-Garriga, M. [Spain] Verhagen, E. [Netherlands] Pfi ster, G. [Denmark] Angulo-Barroso, R. [Spain] Pérez Triviño, J. [Spain] 10:20 OP-PM02-1 10:20 OP-PM41-1 10:20 IS-BN03-1 10:20 IS-SH06-1 Soler, S. [Spain] PARENTAL SOCIO-ECONOMIC POSITION ANKLES BACK IN CONTROL: BRACES THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT SKI-SNOW PRIVACY VS. ANTIDOPING POLICIES 10:20 IS-SH02-1 AND BEHAVIOR INFLUENCING HABITUAL VERSUS NEUROMUSCULAR EXERCISES INTERACTION MODES ON THE HUMAN Nicolás, P. [Spain] THE TRANSNATIONAL FLOW OF BODY PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AMONG 6-YEAR FOR THE SECONDARY PREVENTION OF BODY OLD CHILDREN. A REPRESENTATIVE ANKLE SPRAINS 10:50 IS-SH06-2 CULTURES: THE GLOBALIZATION OF Kröll, J. et al [Austria] MODERN YOGA IN THE 20TH CENTURY. COMMUNITY STUDY Janssen, K.W. et al [Netherlands] VALUE PLURALISM IN SPORTS: JUSTICE Oral &Vertinsky, P. [Canada]InvitedAspvik, N.P. et al [Norway] 10:50 IS-BN03-2 AND CHEATING 10:35 OP-PM41-2 ESTIMATING AND ADJUSTING FOR EFFECTS Tamburrini, C. [Sweden] 10:50 IS-SH02-2 10:35 OP-PM02-2 MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS IN SPORT POSITIVE INFLUENCE OF ACOUSTIC OF THE FOOT WITH JONES FRACTURE IN 11:20 IS-SH06-3 CONTESTED BODIES – CONFLICTS AND RESEARCH CONTROVERSIES ABOUT DRESS CODES FEEDBACK FOR ADAPTIVE ELITE ATHLETES UNIVERSITY SOCCER PLAYER LUCK EGALITARIANISM, JUSTICE AND Hopkins, W.G. et al [New Zealand] AT INTERNATIONAL SPORT COMPETITIONS IN ROWING Fujitaka, K. et al [Japan] SPORT Pfi ster, G. [Denmark] Schaffert, N. et al [Germany] 11:20 IS-BN03-3 Pérez Triviño, J.L. [Spain] 10:50 OP-PM41-3 GROUND-SHOE-FOOT INTERACTION TO 11:20 IS-SH02-3 10:50 OP-PM02-3 SPORTS INJURIES AMONGST UNIVERSITY BIOMECHANICS OF THE MUSCULAR- CHALLENGING THE NORM? PHYSICAL UPPER BODY TRAINING AND EXERCISE: PHYSICAL EDUCATION STUDENTS – SKELETAL SYSTEM IN LOCOMOTION IMPAIRMENT, ACTIVE AGING AND LOW INTENSITY HAND CYCLING A PROSPECTIVE EPIDEMIOLOGICAL Brüggemann, G.P. et al [Germany] SPORTING BODIES Hettinga, F. et al [Netherlands] INVESTIGATION Mukherjee, S. [Singapore] Knoppers, A. et al [Netherlands] 11:05 OP-PM02-4 REAL-TIME ANALYSIS OF HEART RATE 11:05 OP-PM41-4 INTENSITY AND MOTOR T-PATTERNS EPIDEMIOLOGY OF INJURIES IN MIXED IN EXERCISE PROGRAMMES FOR THE MARTIAL ARTS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW ELDERLY: A MULTILEVEL MIXED METHODS WITH META-ANALYSIS DESIGN Lystad, R.P. et al [Australia] Saüch, G. et al [Spain] 11:20 OP-PM41-5 11:20 OP-PM02-5 AN ANALYSIS OF HOW TWO DIFFERENT “CALCIAPENSIERI” PROJECT: AN ADD-ON FRONT FOOT POSITIONS INFLUENCE TREATMENT IN THE MANAGEMENT OF PELVIC ROTATION AND LOWER EXTREMITY SUBJECTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA MOTION IN THE TENNIS BACKHAND Battaglia, G. et al [Italy] GROUNDSTROKE Iwamoto, S. et al [Japan] 11:35 OP-PM02-6 INFLUENCE OF ANATOMICAL PLACEMENT OF ACCELEROMETERS ON PREDICTION OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY ENERGY EXPENDITURE IN WHEELCHAIR USERS Nightingale, T.E. et al [United al Kingdom] INEFC-Barcelona/Spain, 26-29 JUNE 2013 31 Oral & Invited Presentations
Pavelló Sintètic IS-PM09 Sala d’actes OP-PM46 Aula Magna 1 IS-BN09 Aula Magna 2 OP-PM09 Aula Magna 3 OP-BN05 Aula Magna 4 IS-BN08 The brain at work * Sports Medicine [SM] 7 Biomechanics in disability sport: Health and Fitness [HF] 5 Biomechanics [BM] 5 Biomechanics of sport Chair(s): Chair(s): Challenges and solutions * Chair(s): Chair(s): equipment: Triad of Chair(s): performance, comfort and injury Secher, N. [Denmark] George, K. [United Kingdom] Miyashita, M. [Japan] Linnamo, V. [Finland] prevention * Meeusen, R. [Belgium] 16:20 OP-PM46-1 Potthast, W. [Germany] Puig Ribera, A. [Spain] Angulo-Barroso, R. [Spain] Chair(s): 16:20 IS-PM09-1 NEUROMUSCULAR FUNCTION, Guerra, M. [Spain] 16:20 OP-PM09-1 16:20 OP-BN05-1 HORMONAL AND REDOX STATUS AND Schwameder, H. [Austria] EXERCISE IN THE HEAT USING THE ACTIVE WORKSTATION: CAN SHORT-TERM KINEMTATIC ADAPTATION MUSCLE DAMAGE OF PROFESSIONAL 16:20 IS-BN09-1 WE BE ACTIVE AT WORK AND STILL BE TO UNANTICIPATED SPRINT RUNNING Balius, X. [Spain] Nybo, L. [Denmark] SOCCER PLAYERS AFTER A HIGH-LEVEL MODELING AND OPTIMAL CONTROL OF PRODUCTIVE? CONDITIONS IN FIELD SPORT 16:50 IS-PM09-2 COMPETITIVE MATCH DOUBLE AMPUTEE RUNNING 16:20 IS-BN08-1 Walsh, M. et al [United States] Wdowski, M.M. et al [United EFFECT OF ORTHOSTASIS ON CEREBRAL Silva, J.R. et al [Portugal] Mombaur, K. [Germany] BIOMECHANICS OF SPORT EQUIPMENT: Kingdom] BLOOD FLOW AND OXYGENATION 16:50 IS-BN09-2 16:35 OP-PM09-2 TRIAD OF PERFORMANCE, COMFORT AND 16:35 OP-PM46-2 INJURY PREVENTION O PHYSICAL FITNESS AND HEART Van Lieshout, J. [Netherlands] BICYCLE COMMUTING AND PHYSICAL PROSTHESES FOR RECREATIONAL 16:35 OP-BN05-2 RATE VARIABILITY IN PEOPLE WITH Schwameder, H. [Austria] 17:20 IS-PM09-3 ACTIVITY LEVELS AND ELITE SPORTS: BIOMECHANICAL EFFECTS OF RESISTED SLED TOWING ON REQUIREMENTS AND TECHNICAL SCHIZOPHRENIA ACCELERATION SPRINT KINEMATICS IN CEREBRAL BLOOD FLOW AND METABOLISM Donaire-Gonzalez, D. et al [Spain] 16:50 IS-BN08-2 FULFILMENTS Blasco-Lafarga, C. et al [Spain] SPRINTERS DURING EXERCISE METHODOLOGICAL CHALLENGES 16:50 OP-PM46-3 Brüggemann, G. [Germany] 16:50 OP-PM09-3 Alcaraz, P.E. et al [Spain] AND BEST PRACTICE EXAMPLES IN Secher, N. [Denmark] VALIDITY OF THREE COMMONLY USED PSYCHO-PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES TO SPORTS TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH AND ACTIVITY MONITORS FOR ESTIMATING 17:20 IS-BN09-3 16:50 OP-BN05-3 A STANDARDIZED EXERCISE PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT SEDENTARY TIME IN SCHOOL CHILDREN BIOMECHANICS OF SPRINTING ON STANCE LIMB KINEMATIC VARIABILITY NATURAL LIMBS AND SPRINTING ON INDOORS VS. NATURAL ENVIRONMENT: IN MAXIMUM VELOCITY PHASE SPRINT Senner, V. [Germany] Staalesen, J. et al [Norway] ONE OR TWO PROSTHESES PRELIMINARY RESULTS FROM A PILOT RUNNING 17:20 IS-BN08-3 STUDY. PART IV: CORTISOL PROFILE 17:05 OP-PM46-4 Potthast, W. [Germany] Gittoes, M.J.R. et al [United PERFORMANCE, COMFORT AND INJURY THE CONTRIBUTION OF YOUTH SPORT Mikkila, S. et al [Norway] Kingdom] PREVENTION IN TENNIS EQUIPMENT TOWARDS WEEKEND AND WEEKLY 17:05 OP-PM09-4 Miller, S. [United Kingdom] PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND RELATIONSHIPS 17:05 OP-BN05-4 WALK@WORKSPAIN: EFFECTIVENESS ON WITH INDICATORS OF ADIPOSITY AND EFFECT OF MASAI BAREFOOT 17:50 IS-BN08-4 INCREASING PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVELS CARDIOVASCULAR RISK TECHNOLOGY SHOES ON KNEE JOINT ALPINE SKI RACING EQUIPMENT IN OFFICE EMPLOYEES. Fenton, S. et al [United Kingdom] MOMENTS IN SUBJECTS WITH KNEE – THE CHALLANGE OF BALANCING Bort-Roig, J. et al [Spain] OSTEOARTHRITIS PERFORMANCE AND SAFETY ASPECTS 17:20 OP-PM46-5 17:20 OP-PM09-5 Tateuchi, H. et al [Japan] Spörri, J. et al [Austria] INFLUENCE OF 30-HOURS OF EXERCISE RUNNING OUT OF TIME? STRATEGIES AND SLEEP DEPRIVATION ON LACTATE 17:20 OP-BN05-5 AND PERCEPTIONS IN CONNECTION TO METABOLISM DURING GRADED TEST TO HEIGHT OF THE COUNTERMOVEMENT PHYSICAL ACTIVITY EXHAUSTION JUMP – A PREDICTOR OF THE PEAK Book, K. [Sweden] Ziemba, A. et al [Poland] MECHANICAL POWER OUTPUT Gajewski, J. et al [Poland] 17:35 OP-PM46-6 INFLUENCE OF REGULAR BREATH-HOLDS 17:35 OP-BN05-6 ON HEART RATE AND ARYTHMIA IN ELITE BIOMECHANICAL ANALYSIS OF LONG BREATH-HOLD DIVERS. JUMP IN ATHLETES AMPUTEES InvitedNarycheva, I. et al [Russia] &Padullés, J.M. et al [Spain] Ora 32 18th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Friday, June 28th, 2013 16:20-17:50
Aula Magna 5 IS-BN06 Aula Magna 5 OP-PM52 Aula 2 IS-SH08 Aula 3 OP-PM07 Aula 4 OP-PM57 Evolution and adaptation in Training and Testing [TT] 6 Strategies for preventing Health and Fitness [HF] 3 Training and Testing [TT] 11 human locomotion * Chair(s): sexual harassment in sport – in Chair(s): Chair(s): Chair(s): between voluntariness and de Ruiter, J. [Netherlands] obligation Fox, K. [United Kingdom] Zemkova, E. [Slovakia] Grey, M. [United Kingdom] 16:20 OP-PM52-1 Chair(s): 16:20 OP-PM07-1 Ritzmann, R. [Germany] Cronin, N. [Finland] DIFFERENCES IN SWIMMING FORCE PERCEPTIONS AND AWARENESS OF 16:20 OP-PM57-1 METRICS INDUCED BY GENDER Hartmann-Tews, I. [Germany] PARENTS ABOUT PEDIATRIC OVERWEIGHT: 16:20 IS-BN06-1 EFFECT OF INTEGRATIVE TRAINING ON Amaro, N. et al [Portugal] THE ACORDA PROJECT MESSING WITH EVOLUTION: EXAMPLES Rulofs, B. [Germany] INJURY FREQUENCY IN PROFESSIONAL Lagoa, M.J. et al [Portugal] FROM HUMAN WALKING 16:35 OP-PM52-2 16:20 IS-SH08-1 SOCCER PLAYERS Cronin, N. et al [Finland] REPRODUCIBILITY OF SELECTED SEXUAL HARASSMENT PREVENTION IN 16:35 OP-PM07-2 Reer, R. et al [Germany] PHYSIOLOGICAL PARAMETERS IN THE REAL ENERGY EXPENDITURE OF OBESE 16:50 IS-BN06-2 EUROPEAN SPORT: SCIENCE, ACTIVISM 16:35 OP-PM57-2 OralSWIMMING &AND POLICY InvitedADULTS IN A FITNESS WORKOUT CORTICAL ADAPTATIONS FOR HUMAN PRESCRIBING AND MONITORING HIGH Götz, J.K. et al [Germany] Vallejo, L. et al [Spain] WALKING Brackenridge, C. [United Kingdom] INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING IN CVD Grey, M.J. [United Kingdom] 16:50 OP-PM52-3 16:50 IS-SH08-2 16:50 OP-PM07-3 Christle, J. et al [Germany] A MODIFIED METHOD OF TRIMP PREVENTING SEXUAL HARASSMENT AND CHANGES IN ADIPOSITY AMONG 16:50 OP-PM57-3 17:20 IS-BN06-3 CALCULATION TO QUANTIFY TRAINING PORTUGUESE YOUTH WITH OR WITHOUT ABUSE IN SPORT - THE NORWEGIAN EFFECTS OF AN INJURY PREVENTION NEUROMUSCULAR INTERACTION DURING LOAD IN ELITE SWIMMERS INDIVIDUALIZED COUNSELING APPROACH PERSPECTIVE WARM-UP PROGRAM ON POSTURAL RUNNING FOR ELITE LONG-DISTANCE AS PART OF A SCHOOL-BASED PROGRAM: García-Ramos, A. et al [Spain] Fasting, K. [Norway] CONTROL MEASURES IN YOUTH TEAM RUNNERS THE ACORDA PROJECT Ishikawa, M. et al [Japan] 17:05 OP-PM52-4 17:20 IS-SH08-3 ATHLETES. A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED Aires, L. et al [Portugal] TRIAL TRAINING VOLUME OF TRIATHLETES OF INTERVENTIONS AGAINST SEXUAL DIFFERENT AGE CATEGORIES: A NATIONAL EXPLOITATION IN SPORT FROM A GREEK 17:05 OP-PM07-4 Zech, A. et al [Germany] INVESTIGATION PERSPECTIVE INFLUENCE OF THE BMI ON THE MOTOR 17:05 OP-PM57-4 DEVELOPMENT OF CHILDREN AND Comotto, S. et al [Italy] Chroni, S. [Greece] RELIABILITY OF FUNCTIONAL CAPACITY ADOLESCENTS 17:20 OP-PM52-5 TESTS IN FIBROMYALGIA PATIENTS. 17:50 IS-SH08-4 Albrecht, C. et al [Germany] PLAYERS BORN DURING EVEN YEARS ARE CHILD PROTECTION AND PREVENTION OF Carbonell-Baeza, A. et al [Spain] MORE SUCCESSFUL IN ELITE HANDBALL 17:20 OP-PM07-5 SEXUALIZED VIOLENCE IN SPORT – THE 17:20 OP-PM57-5 EFFECTS OF HOSPITALIZATION ON Karcher, C. et al [France] GERMAN PERSPECTIVE EFFECTS OF 9 WEEKS OF WHOLE OXIDATIVE STRESS AND BODY Rulofs, B. [Germany] BODY VIBRATION VS. UNSTABLE COMPOSITION IN PATIENTS WITH SURFACE TRAINING ON STRENGTH IN RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS POSTMENOPAUSAL WOMEN Stavropoulos-Kalinoglou, A. et al Del Cerro, N. et al [Spain] [Greece] 17:35 OP-PM57-6 17:35 OP-PM07-6 WHOLE-BODY CRYOTHERAPY [-110 DIETARY HABITS, BODY MASS INDEX AND °C] DO NOT AFFECT VERTICAL JUMP PHYSICAL ACTIVITY OF BRITISH AND SAUDI PERFORMANCE AFTER HIGH-INTENSITY YOUTH: A CROSS-CULTURAL CLUSTER EXERCISE ANALYSIS Vieira, A. et al [Brazil] al Al-Nakeeb, Y. et al [Qatar] INEFC-Barcelona/Spain, 26-29 JUNE 2013 33 Oral & Invited Presentations
Pavelló Sintètic OP-PM33 Sala d’actes OP-PM55 Aula Magna 1 OP-PM35 Aula Magna 2 OP-PM06 Aula Magna 3 OP-PM23 Aula Magna 4 OP-PM08 Physiology [PH] 10 Training and Testing [TT] 9 Physiology [PH] 12 Health and Fitness [HF] 2 Nutrition [NU] 4 Health and Fitness [HF] 4 Chair(s): Chair(s): Chair(s): Chair(s): Chair(s): Chair(s): Havenith, G. [United Kingdom] Bishop, D. [Australia] Horiuchi, M. [Japan] Lopes, V. [Portugal] Pahnke, M. [United States] Stathi, A. [United Kingdom] 18:00 OP-PM33-1 Buchheit, M. [Qatar] 18:00 OP-PM35-1 18:00 OP-PM06-1 Garrido, G. [Spain] Gómez Cabello, A. [Spain] NOVEL PERIPHERAL TRAINING AS A 18:00 OP-PM55-1 POST-RESISTANCE EXERCISE HYPOTENSION MOTOR FITNESS OF HEARING-IMPAIRED 18:00 OP-PM23-1 18:00 OP-PM08-1 PRIMER FOR INCREASED GAINS IN IN NORMOTENSIVE AND HYPERTENSIVE PRIMARY SCHOOL CHILDREN USEFULNESS OF REACTIME SYSTEM IN EVALUATION OF FLUID STATUS AND ALTERATIONS IN MUSCLE STRENGTH, FUNCTIONAL CAPACITY IN THE ELDERLY MEN: HEMODYNAMIC AND NEURAL TRACK AND FIELD Augste, C. et al [Germany] EFFECT OF AN INDIVIDUAL INTERVENTION MUSCLE THICKNESS AND LEAN MASS VanBruggen, M. et al [United MECHANISMS Dolenec, A. et al [Slovenia] 18:15 OP-PM06-2 IN FEMALE SOCCER PLAYERS BEFORE UPON WORK ECONOMY IN ELDERLY MEN States] Forjaz, C.L.M. et al [Brazil] MATCH PLAY FOLLOWING STRENGTH TRAINING 18:15 OP-PM55-2 EFFECTS OF A 6-MONTH INTEGRAL 18:15 OP-PM35-2 PROGRAM OF EXERCISE ON PHYSICAL Domnik, K. et al [Germany] Salvesen, S. et al [Norway] 18:15 OP-PM33-2 SEASONAL PROGRESSION OF MAXIMAL THE INFLUENCE OF AGEING AND TRAINING INTER-INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN FITNESS AND BODY COMPOSITION IN O SPRINTING AND AEROBIC SPEEDS IN 18:15 OP-PM23-2 18:15 OP-PM08-2 CONTROL OF ALVEOLAR CAPILLARY LIVER TRANSPLANTATION RECIPIENTS. STATUS ON EXERCISE EFFICIENCY AND HIGHLY-TRAINED YOUNG SOCCER EFFECTS OF FLUID REPLENISHMENT IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN OLD AGE – A BLOOD VOLUME IN EXERCISE AND CYCLING PERFORMANCE PLAYERS Moya-Nájera, D. [Spain] HYPOHYDRATED INDIVIDUALS DURING CROSS-SECTIONAL ANALYSIS OF GERMAN HYPOXIA: ANY RELATION WITH INCREASED Hopker, J. et al [United Kingdom] EXERCISE IN THE TROPICS PRIMARY HEALTH CARE PATIENTS Mendez-Villanueva, A. [Qatar] MIROVASCULAR FILTRATION? 18:30 OP-PM06-3 HEALTH-RELATED PHYSICAL FITNESS IN Lee, J. et al [Singapore] Gaedtke, A. et al [Germany] 18:30 OP-PM33-3 18:30 OP-PM55-3 Bartesaghi, M. [Italy] MARTIAL ARTS AND COMBAT SPORTS THE EFFECTS OF TRAINING INVOLVING REPRODUCIBILITY OF PHYSIOLOGICAL, 18:30 OP-PM23-3 18:30 OP-PM08-3 18:30 OP-PM35-3 PRACTITIONERS SIMULTANEOUS WALKING WITH NEUROMUSCULAR AND PERCEPTUAL THE EFFECT OF EXERCISE-INDUCED EFFECTS OF A SPECIFIC PHYSICAL ACTIVITY TOTAL HEMOGLOBIN MASS IN RELATION ISOMETRIC EXERCISE ON RESTING BLOOD RESPONSES TO SMALL-SIDED GAMES Franchini, E. et al [Brazil] HYPOHYDRATION UPON TREADMILL PROGRAM (POSTURAL STABILITY) ON TO BLOOD AND PLASMA VOLUMES: PRESSURE IN YOUNG HEALTHY ADULTS IN HIGHLY-TRAINED YOUNG SOCCER RUNNING PERFORMANCE FITNESS IN POST-MENOPAUSAL WOMEN LONGITUDINAL INSIGHTS INTO THE ROLE 18:45 OP-PM06-4 Baross, A.W. et al [United PLAYERS OF GENDER VALIDITY OF AEROBIC FITNESS ESTIMATED Baker, D. et al [United Kingdom] Mateu, M. et al [Spain] Kingdom] Mayer, N. et al [France] BASED ON THE SUBMAXIMAL OXYGEN Pringle, J. et al [United Kingdom] 18:45 OP-PM23-4 18:45 OP-PM08-4 PULSE IN INDIVIDUALS WITH CEREBRAL 18:45 OP-PM33-4 18:45 OP-PM55-4 EFFECT OF VITAMIN D SUPPLEMENTATION NUTRITIONAL HABITS, PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, 18:45 OP-PM35-4 PALSY DOES HBA1C RESPOND TO STRENGTH RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EFFICIENCY ON PERFORMANCE IN ELITE RUGBY UNION SEDENTARY TIME AND WEIGHT STATUS OF HEMODYNAMIC CHANGES DURING DEEP TRAINING IN POST-MENOPAUSAL OF PISTOL SHOOTING AND SELECTED Satonaka, A. et al [Japan] PLAYERS OF SOUTHERN NEW ZEALAND SAUDI YOUTH FROM RURAL AND URBAN DIVING BY MEANS OF A PORTABLE DEVICE FEMALES? PHYSICAL-PHYSIOLOGICAL PARAMETERS Fairbairn, K.A. et al [New Zealand] COMMUNITIES. Tocco, F. et al [Italy] Viljoen, J. et al [South Africa] OF POLICE Alnuaim, A. et al [United Kingdom] 19:00 OP-PM23-5 Kayihan, G. et al [Turkey] 19:00 OP-PM35-5 19:00 OP-PM33-5 SIMILAR FUNCTIONAL RECOVERY AND 19:00 OP-PM08-5 EFFECT OF PROLONGED DYNAMIC CHANGES IN METABOLIC PROFILES AND 19:00 OP-PM55-5 SORENESS RESPONSE TO THE INGESTION THE IMPACT OF PHYSICAL INACTIVITY EXERCISE AND SLEEP DEPRIVATION MUSCLE FUNCTION OF ELDERLY MEN ASSOCIATION BETWEEN PHYSICAL FITNESS, OF A COMMERCIAL OR HOMEMADE ON FUNCTIONAL LIMITATIONS IN OLDER ON CARDIOVASCULAR AND PLASMA AFTER ECCENTRIC OR CONCENTRIC MOTOR COMPETENCE, COGNITIVE SKILLS BEVERAGE AFTER AN EXHAUSTIVE BRAZILIAN ADULTS ADRENOMEDULLIN RESPONSES TO STATIC TRAINING AND INTELLIGENCE LEVEL IN 15 YEAR-OLD ECCENTRIC PROTOCOL EXERCISE IN HEALTHY YOUNG MEN Sebastiao, E. et al [United States] Chen, T.C. et al [Taiwan] ADOLESCENTS Sousa, M. et al [Portugal] Krzeminski, K. et al [Poland] 19:15 OP-PM08-6 Hafsteinsson, T. et al [Iceland] 19:15 OP-PM33-6 REACTIVE VS. ANTICIPATORY BALANCE NO EFFECT OF 16 WEEKS’ ENDURANCE TRAINING IN OLDER ADULTS. TRAINING ON RATE OF LIPID OXIDATION Welman, K.E. et al [South Africa] DURING SUBMAXIMAL EXERCISE IN OBESITY AND TYPE 2 DIABETES. O’Hagan, C.Invited et al [United Kingdom] & Ora 34 18th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Friday, June 28th, 2013 18:00-19:30
Aula Magna 5 OP-PM16 Aula 1 OP-PM51 Aula 2 OP-SH09 Aula 3 OP-PM15 Aula 4 OP-PM38 Neuromuscular Physiology Training and Testing [TT] 5 Psychology [PS] 5 Neuromuscular Physiology Rehabilitation [RE] 1 [NP] 3 Chair(s): Chair(s): [NP] 2 Chair(s): Chair(s): Chair(s): Arellano, R. [Spain] Passos, P. [Portugal] Folland, J. [United Kingdom] Nicol, C. [France] 18:00 OP-PM51-1 18:00 OP-SH09-1 Kawakami, Y. [Japan] Cos, F. [Spain] 18:00 OP-PM16-1 KINETICS STUDY OF EXERCISE-INDUCED COGNITIVE FUNCTIONING IN YOUTH ELITE Ishikawa, M. [Japan] 18:00 OP-PM38-1 HYPOXEMIA AT MODERATE ALTITUDE SOCCER PLAYERS QUANTIFICATION OF MOTOR UNITS 18:00 OP-PM15-1 EFFECTS OF CONCURRENT VERSUS BETWEEN FUNCTIONAL TASKS AND VERSUS SEA LEVEL IN TRIATHLETES Verburgh, L. et al [Netherlands] GRADUATED COMPRESSION SLEEVES NON-CONCURRENT REHABILITATIVE ANISOMETRIC CONTRACTIONS Hapkova, I. et al [France] 18:15 OP-SH09-2 DO NOT ATTENUATE MUSCLE DAMAGE CONDITIONING IN AN ACL- Cornett, K.M.D. et al [Canada] 18:15 OP-PM51-2 “GET IT OUT THE WAY. THE WAIT’S KILLING DURING EXERCISE IN TRAINED MEN RECONSTRUCTED POPULATION 18:15 OP-PM16-2 INFLUENCE OF AEROBIC CAPACITY IN ME.” HASTENING AND HIDING DURING Bottaro, M. et al [Brazil] Minshull, C. et al [United Kingdom] OralIS V-WAVE A RELEVANT TOOL TO RECOVERY AND& INFLUENCE OF RECOVERY SOCCER PENALTYInvited KICKS. 18:15 OP-PM15-2 18:15 OP-PM38-2 INVESTIGATE THE LEVEL OF CORTICAL CAPACITY IN RSA TEST Furley, P. et al [Germany] ACUTE NEUROMUSCULAR AND SUPERIOR DAILY PHYSICAL ACTIVITY NEURAL DRIVE ? Rodríguez-Fernández, A. et al 18:30 OP-SH09-3 METABOLIC RESPONSE AFTER A BOUT AND EXERCISE ADHERENCE IN CARDIAC Grospretre, S. et al [France] [Spain] DISTINGUISHING BETWEEN PENALTY KICK OF TWO DIFFERENT STRENGTH TRAINING REHABILITATION USING INTELLIGENT 18:30 OP-PM16-3 18:30 OP-PM51-3 STRATEGIES PROTOCOLS: HIGH RESISTANCE CIRCUIT TECHNOLOGY IS THE SPINAL REFLEX EXCITABILITY OF COMPARISON OF HIGH INTENSITY Noël, B. et al [Germany] VS. TRADITIONAL STRENGTH TRAINING. Hautala, A.J. et al [Finland] POSTURAL MUSCLES MAINLY AFFECTED AEROBIC AND REPEATED SPRINT TRAINING Márquez, G. et al [Spain] 18:45 OP-SH09-4 18:30 OP-PM38-3 BY MUSCLE ACTIVITY OR BODY POSITION? ON PERFORMANCE AND PHYSIOLOGICAL POSITIVE SELF-TALK IMPROVES 10 KM 18:30 OP-PM15-3 A SIX-WEEK HIGH-INTENSITY VIRTUAL- VARIABLES OF JUNIOR SPRINT KAYAK Cattagni, T. et al [France] CYCLING TIME TRIAL PERFORMANCE LOCALIZATION OF MUSCLE DAMAGE AFTER REALITY INTERVAL TRAINING PROGRAM IN ATHLETES 18:45 OP-PM16-4 FOLLOWING THE EVOLUTION OF A PACING NEUROMUSCULAR ELECTROSTIMULATION INDIVIDUALS WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY Oliveira Borges, T. et al [Australia] AGE-RELATED CHANGES IN CORTICAL TEMPLATE IN CONTRAST TO A NEUTRAL DETECTED BY MULTIMODAL MAGNETIC Davis, G.M. et al [Australia] EXCITABILITY DURING UPRIGHT STANDING 18:45 OP-PM51-4 SELF-TALK INTERVENTION RESONANCE IMAGING 18:45 OP-PM38-4 Baudry, S. et al [Belgium] EFFECTS OF LOCAL BODY COOLING ON Barwood, M. et al [United Fouré, A. et al [France] BIOCHEMICAL IMPACT OF SOCCER - ENDURANCE PERFORMANCE DURING Kingdom] 18:45 OP-PM15-4 MARKERS OF HORMONAL, MUSCLE 19:00 OP-PM16-5 CYCLING UNDER WARM AND HUMID LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF ANTERIOR DAMAGE AND REDOX MARKERS NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL ALTERATIONS ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS 19:00 OP-SH09-5 DURING 800M RUNNING AND FATIGUE I SPY WITH MY QUIET EYE. TRAINING CRUCIATE LIGAMENT RECONSTRUCTION THROUGHOUT THE SEASON Clijsen, R. et al [Switzerland] Poulsen, M.K. et al [Denmark] CATCHING IN CHILDREN: A PILOT STUDY. ON NEUROMUSCULAR ASYMMETRIES IN Silva, J.R. et al [Portugal] 19:00 OP-PM51-5 Wood, G. et al [United Kingdom] ELITE ALPINE SKI RACERS 19:15 OP-PM16-6 ALTITUDE TRAINING FOR ELITE ENDURANCE Jordan, M. et al [Canada] CHANGES IN BALANCE STRATEGY 19:15 OP-SH09-6 ATHLETES PRIOR MAJOR COMPETITIONS: 19:00 OP-PM15-5 AND NEUROMUSCULAR CONTROL IN A SIMPLE MEANS FOR INCREASING THE CALIBRATION PROCESSES IN A SERIAL EFFECT OF COLD WATER IMMERSION FOR RESPONSE TO FATIGUE – A STUDY IN RELATIVE TRAINING INTENSITY? TALENT TEST UNANTICIPATED PERTURBATION DURING THE RECOVERY OF MUSCLE DAMAGE AND Pugliese, L. et al [Italy] Fasold, F. et al [Germany] UNILATERAL STANCE MUSCLE STRENGTH AND POWER AFTER Ritzmann, R. et al [Germany] 19:15 OP-PM51-6 RUGBY GAME CHARACTERIZATION OF POLAR TRAINING Takeda, M. et al [Japan] LOAD IN PROFESSIONAL SOCCER TRAINING al Bruch, A. et al [Germany] INEFC-Barcelona/Spain, 26-29 JUNE 2013 35 Oral & Invited Presentations
Pavelló Sintètic OP-PM53 Sala d’actes OP-PM36 Aula Magna 1 IS-PM12 Aula Magna 2 OP-PM03 Aula Magna 3 OP-PM37 Aula Magna 4 OP-BN06 Training and Testing [TT] 7 Physiology [PH] 13 Regulation skeletal muscle Adapted Physical Activity [AP] 3 Physiotherapy [PT] 1 Biomechanics [BM] 6 Chair(s): Chair(s): carbohydrate and fat utilisation Chair(s): Chair(s): Chair(s): in exercise and disease in Frencken, W. [Netherlands] Abbiss, C. [Australia] humans * Stein, T. [Germany] Porta, J. [Spain] Morey-Klapsing, G. [Spain] 08:30 OP-PM53-1 Calleja-Gonzales, J. [Spain] Chair(s): Masso, N. [Spain] 08:30 OP-PM37-1 08:30 OP-BN06-1 THE LACTATE MINIMUM TEST IN ROWING 08:30 OP-PM36-1 08:30 OP-PM03-1 SURFACE EMG ACTIVITY OF SUBMENTAL INFLUENCE OF A FORCE-CONTROLLED – A NEW CONVINCING TESTING CONCEPT Stephens, F. [United Kingdom] MUSCLES DURING SWALLOWING AND BITING TASK ON BODY SWAY AND LOWER MIXED-METHOD COOLING MAINTAINS EFFECTS OF A PROGRAM ABOUT ACTIVITIES EXPIRATORY MUSCLE TRAINING TASKS IN EXTREMITY KINEMATICS DURING ONE- Perret, C. et al [Switzerland] MEDIUM-FAST BOWLING PERFORMANCE Cussó, R. [Spain] IN THE WATER ON THE AQUATIC SKILLS OF HUNTINGTON’S DISEASE PATIENTS LEGGED SQUATS 08:45 OP-PM53-2 ON CONSECUTIVE DAYS IN THE HEAT 08:30 IS-PM12-1 CHILDREN WITH AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER Reyes, A. et al [Australia] Ringhof, S. et al [Germany] EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL TRAINING LOAD Minett, G.M. et al [Australia] LIMITS TO MAXIMAL FUEL UTILISATION IN AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALLERS. Nasser, J.P. et al [Brazil] 08:45 OP-PM37-2 08:45 OP-BN06-2 08:45 OP-PM36-2 IN HUMAN SKELETAL MUSCLE DURING Gallo, T. et al [Australia] EXERCISE THE SWEDISH PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND BODY BALANCE IN HEALTHYO ELDERLY: NEUROMUSCULAR FATIGUE DURING 08:45 OP-PM03-2 FITNESS COHORT STUDY (SPAF): THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN YOUNGER OLD RESISTANCE EXERCISE AFFECTS CARDIAC Jeukendrup, A. [United Kingdom] EFFECT OF COMBINED AEROBIC AND 09:00 OP-PM53-3 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PHYSICAL AND OLDEST OLD AUTONOMIC MODULATION RESISTANCE EXERCISE TRAINING IN SYSTEMATIC BIAS BETWEEN RUNNING 09:00 IS-PM12-2 CAPACITY AND LUMBO-PELVIC ADULTS WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES Aranda-Garcia, S. et al [Spain] SPEED AND METABOLIC POWER DATA IN Carballeira, E. et al [Spain] SKELETAL MUSCLE CARNITINE AVAILABILITY MOVEMENT CONTROL IN MIDDLE-AGED ELITE SOCCER PLAYERS: INFLUENCE OF Oviedo, G. et al [Spain] 09:00 OP-BN06-3 09:00 OP-PM36-3 AND THE REGULATION OF FUEL SELECTION MEN AND WOMEN DRILL TYPE INFLUENCE OF EXPERTISE AND PLAYING LACTATE KINETICS AT THE LACTATE DURING EXERCISE 09:00 OP-PM03-3 Aasa, U. et al [Sweden] POSITION ON POSTURAL CONTROL Gaudino, P. et al [United Kingdom] THRESHOLD IN TRAINED AND UNTRAINED Stephens, F.B. [United Kingdom] STANDING BALANCE IMPROVEMENTS IN 09:00 OP-PM37-3 OF YOUNG AND ADULT ELITE SOCCER MEN ALCOHOLIC PATIENTS AFTER A SHORT- 09:15 OP-PM53-4 09:30 IS-PM12-3 EXERCISE HEMODYNAMICS IN PLAYERS THE MOXUS MODULAR METABOLIC Messonnier, L.A. et al [France] TERM TREATMENT SKELETAL MUSCLE FUEL UTILISATION PARKINSON’S DISEASE Pau, M. et al [Italy] SYSTEM EVALUATED WITH TWO SENSORS Carraro, A. et al [Italy] 09:15 OP-PM36-4 DURING EXERCISE IN TYPE 2 DIABETES Low, D.A. et al [United Kingdom] FOR VENTILATION AGAINST THE DOUGLAS 09:15 OP-BN06-4 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MUSCLE Van Loon, L.J.C. [Netherlands] 09:15 OP-PM03-4 BAG METHOD 09:15 OP-PM37-4 AGE-RELATED NEUROMUSCULAR HYPERTROPHY AND ACUTE HORMONAL ASSESSING PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN EMG OF PARAVERTEBRALIS MUSCLES I FUNCTION AND DYNAMIC BALANCE Rosdahl, H. et al [Sweden] RESPONSES OR MUSCLE ANDROGEN POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER: IS DIFFERENT EXERCISES AND APPARATUS CONTROL DURING SLOW AND FAST RECEPTOR CONTENT SELF-REPORT A VALID MEASURE? 09:30 OP-PM53-5 USED IN THE PREVENTION AND THERAPY DYNAMIC BALANCE PERTURBATIONS THE CORRELATION BETWEEN THE KINETIC Mitchell, C.J. et al [Canada] Rosenbaum, S. et al [Australia] OF BACK PAIN Piirainen, J.M. et al [Finland] VARIABLES OF A SPRINT START AND THE 09:30 OP-PM36-5 Porta, J. et al [Spain] FINISHING TIME FOR A DISTANCE OF FIVE 09:30 OP-BN06-5 PULMONARY OXYGEN CONSUMPTION METRES FOR GROUPS OF SKILLED AND 09:30 OP-PM37-5 CHANGES IN POSTURE AND BALANCE AND OXYGENATION OF UPPER-BODY NON-SKILLED SPRINTERS COGNITIVE FUNCTIONAL THERAPY FOR PERFORMANCE DURING FIVE DAYS OF MUSCLES DURING ISOLATED UPPER THE MANAGEMENT OF LOW BACK WOBBLE BOARD TRANING Bavdek, R. et al [Slovenia] BODY POLING AT DIFFERENT EXERCISE PAIN IN ADOLESCENT MALE ROWERS: A INTENSITIES Granerud, E. et al [Norway] 09:45 OP-PM53-6 RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDITY OF A NEW Skovereng, K. et al [Norway] 09:45 OP-BN06-6 Ng, L. et al [Australia] SCALE OF PERCEPTION OF VELOCITY IN 09:45 OP-PM36-6 NEUROMOTOR CONTROL IN CHILDREN LOWER BODY RESISTANCE TRAINING 09:45 OP-PM37-6 WITH AND WITHOUT CEREBRAL PALSY EFFECT OF ALACTIC AND LACTIC EFFECT OF TWO-MONTH HOME EXERCISE WHILE HOLDING A LOAD Bautista, I.J. et al [Spain] TRAINING ON BRAIN DC POTENTIAL IN PROGRAMME ON RANGE OF MOTION, RECREATIONAL RUNNERS Puig-Diví, A. et al [Spain] PAIN AND MUSCLE TONE IN PATIENTS Fomin, R. et al [Finland] WITH HALLUX VALGUS Invited &Aire, A. et al [Estonia] Ora 36 18th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Saturday, June 29th, 2013 08:30-10:00
Aula Magna 5 OP-PM39 Aula 1 OP-PM34 Aula 2 OP-PM50 Aula 3 OP-SH02 Aula 4 OP-SH13 Rehabilitation [RE] 2 Physiology [PH] 11 Training and Testing [TT] 4 Physical Education and Sport Management [SM] 1 Chair(s): Chair(s): Chair(s): Pedagogics [PP] 1 Chair(s): Chair(s): Mombaur, K. [Germany] Allen, J. [United States] Buscà Safont-Tria, B. [Spain] Fasting, K. [Norway] Cos, F. [Spain] Bowtell, J. [United Kingdom] Wagner, H. [Austria] Mesquita, I. [Portugal] 08:30 OP-SH13-1 08:30 OP-PM39-1 08:30 OP-PM34-1 08:30 OP-PM50-1 Lavega, P. [Spain] THE TRANSFORMATION OF CHINA’S NATIONAL FITNESS POLICY: FROM A MOMENT-KNEE ANGLE RELATIONS AND ACUTE AND CHRONIC EFFECTS OF VARIATIONS IN NEUROMUSCULAR 08:30 OP-SH02-1 MAJOR SPORTS COUNTRY TO A WORLD GAIT ANALYSIS IN FEMALES 10 YEARS POST RESISTANCE TRAINING COMBINED WITH ACTIVITY OF THIGH MUSCLES THE ROLE OF SELF MOTIVATION IN THE SPORTS POWER? TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY VASCULAR OCCLUSION OR HYPOXIA ON DURING WHOLE-BODY VIBRATION AFFECTIVITY OF HUNGARIAN STUDENTS Tan, T.C. [Taiwan] Ullrich, B. et al [Germany] HORMONAL RESPONSE. IN CONSIDERATION OF DIFFERENT AGED 11-18 FOR PHYSICAL EDUCATION Hamlin, M.J. et al [New Zealand] BIOMECHANICAL VARIABLES AT SCHOOL 08:45 OP-SH13-2 08:45 OP-PM39-2 Oral &Perchthaler, D.Invited et al [Germany] Hamar, P. et al [Hungary] SPORT POLICY FACTORS LEADING TO DUAL-TASK EXERGAMING IMPROVES 08:45 OP-PM34-2 SPANISH INTERNATIONAL SPORTING BALANCE AND GAIT IN PATIENTS WITH INFLUENCE OF SMOKING STATUS ON 08:45 OP-PM50-2 08:45 OP-SH02-2 SUCCESS. ATHLETES’ AND MANAGERS’ MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS AS MUCH AS MUSCULOSKELETAL INJURY RISK IN EFFECT OF PROGRESSIVE-OVERLOAD THE HORSE AS AN “ENABLER” IN PERCEPTION CONVENTIONAL BALANCE TRAINING BRITISH ARMY INFANTRY TRAINEES WHOLE BODY VIBRATION TRAINING HORSEBACK RIDING – THE HISTORY OF Inglés, E. et al [Spain] Kramer, A. et al [Germany] Siddall, A. et al [United Kingdom] AS PART OF OFF-SEASON STRENGTH THERAPEUTIC HORSEMANSHIP TRAINING IN FEMALE ATHLETES 09:00 OP-SH13-3 09:00 OP-PM39-3 09:00 OP-PM34-3 Hedenborg, S. [Sweden] Jones, M.T. [United States] EVALUATING THE DEVELOPMENT OF ELITE THE PSYCHOLOGICAL RESPONSE TO HIF-1 A IS NOT INVOLVED IN THE SKELETAL 09:00 OP-SH02-3 SPORTS POLICY IN TAIWAN COMBINED STRENGTH AND AEROBIC MUSCLE REGENERATION PROCESS AFTER 09:00 OP-PM50-3 DOES ENHANCED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY Chen, S. et al [United Kingdom] TRAINING IN A GROUP OF CARDIAC AN ACUTE INJURY HIGH-INTENSITY, VELOCITY, INCREASE COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE PATIENTS. Gondin, J. et al [France] ACCELERATION, AND DECELERATION AMONG YOUNG PEOPLE? 09:15 OP-SH13-4 Skaug, A. et al [Norway] RUNNING EFFORTS DURING TENNIS PROFILING RECREATIONAL AND SPORTING 09:15 OP-PM34-4 Collard, D.C.M. et al [Netherlands] MATCHES IN YOUNG MALE PLAYERS USERS IN NATIONAL AND NATURAL PARKS 09:15 OP-PM39-4 MUSCLE DISUSE REDUCES POST-PRANDIAL Hoppe, M.W. et al [Germany] 09:15 OP-SH02-4 AND WILDERNES ARES IN CATALONYA SKILLING-UP EXERCISE FOR MUSCLE PROTEIN SYNTHESIS RATES IN THE EFFECTS OF AN INTERVENTION IN - SPAIN DECONDITIONED NURSING HOME YOUNG MEN 09:15 OP-PM50-4 PHYSICAL EDUCATION ON CHILDREN’S Farias Torbidoni, E. et al [Spain] DWELLERS Wall, B.T. et al [Netherlands] EASY METHOD FOR QUANTIFYING FATIGUE EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONS Rogan, S. et al [Switzerland] IN HANDBALL TEAM PLAYERS 09:30 OP-SH13-5 09:30 OP-PM34-5 Schmidt, M. et al [Switzerland] Galdeano Llinares, P. et al [Spain] ASKING QUESTIONS ABOUT ATHLETE REGULAR PHYSICAL ACTIVITY FAVOR WELFARE: PIUTTING THE PERSON BACK SKELETAL MUSCLE REGENERATION AFTER 09:30 OP-PM50-5 TOGETHER TOXIC INJURY EFFECTS OF 1 YEAR OF WHOLE Saunders, J. et al [Australia] Teixeira, E. et al [Portugal] BODY VIBRATION TRAINING IN POSTMENOPAUSAL WOMEN. 09:45 OP-SH13-6 09:45 OP-PM34-6 Tillaar, R. [Norway] PROMOTING PARTICIPATION: IS ELITE EFFECT OF ECCENTRIC VERSUS SPORT A REMEDY OR AN OBSTACLE? CONCENTRIC TRAINING ON METABOLIC MEASURES FOLLOWING ECCENTRIC Segui, J. et al [Spain] EXERCISE INDUCED MUSCLE DAMAGE al Hughes, J. et al [United Kingdom] INEFC-Barcelona/Spain, 26-29 JUNE 2013 37 Oral & Invited Presentations
Pavelló sintèti OP-PM54 Sala d’actes OP-PM29 Aula Magna 1 IS-PM05 Aula Magna 2 IS-PM10 Aula Magna 3 IS-BN10 Aula Magna 4 OP-BN08 Training and Testing [TT] 8 Physiology [PH] 6 Obesity, diabetes and exercise: Dietary nitrate as an ergogenic Evidence Based Sports Biomechanics [BM] 8 Chair(s): Chair(s): new developments * aid * Physiotherapy: Core stability in Chair(s): Chair(s): Chair(s): sports – myth or reality Marina, M. [Spain] Scherr, J. [Germany] Chair(s): Spörri, J. [Austria] Haakonssen, E. [Australia] 10:20 OP-PM29-1 Horowitz, J. [United States] Jones, A. [United Kingdom] 10:20 OP-BN08-1 Solana, M. [Spain] 10:20 OP-PM54-1 THE IMPACT OF MAINTAINED AND Ara, I. [Spain] McConell , G. [Australia] THE USE OF SPRINGS IN SPORTS INCREASED PLASMA VOLUME ON FOOTWEAR, THE NEXT BIG THING OR PREDICTING AND MONITORING CYCLING Cabri, J. [Norway] CARDIAC FUNCTION FOLLOWING 10:20 IS-PM05-1 10:20 IS-PM10-1 REINVENTING THE WHEEL? PERFORMANCE IN TRAINED TO ELITE EFFECTS OF EXERCISE AND DIET ON MECHANISTIC BASES FOR DIETARY NITRATE PROLONGED EXERCISE 10:20 IS-BN10-1 Richards, J. et al [United Kingdom] CYCLISTS; PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS FOR MUSCLE FAT METABOLISM AND INSULIN AS AN ERGOGENIC AID Stöhr, E.J. et al [United Kingdom] FUNCTIONAL ASSESSMENT OF CORE USING THE LSCT. ACTION Bailey, S. [United Kingdom] STRENGTH 10:35 OP-BN08-2 Lamberts, R.P. [South Africa] 10:35 OP-PM29-2 Horowitz, J. [United States] Zemkova, E. [Slovakia] LUMBAR KINETICS IN THE ELITE COMPARISON OF CARDIOVASCULAR 10:50 IS-PM10-2 ADOLESCENT MALE TENNISO SERVE: A 10:35 OP-PM54-2 STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION IN ATHLETES 10:50 IS-PM05-2 APPLICATION OF DIETARY NITRATE AS AN 10:50 IS-BN10-2 LINK TO LOW BACK PAIN SECULAR TRENDS OF PHYSICAL FITNESS WITH AND WITHOUT MYOCARDIAL EXERCISE ADAPTATIONS IN MUSCLE LEPTIN ERGOGENIC AID IN ATHLETES MYTH OR REALITY - DOES IT MATTER? IN JUNIOR AUSTRIAN COMPETITIVE SKI Reid, M. et al [Australia] INFARCTION SIGNALING. Cermak, N. [Netherlands] Verhagen, E. [Netherlands] RACERS: A COMPARISON BETWEEN 1996- 10:50 OP-BN08-3 Maessen, M. et al [Netherlands] Guadalupe Grau, A. [Spain] 2003 AND 2004-2011 TIME PERIODS 11:20 IS-PM10-3 11:20 IS-BN10-3 THE USE OF GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM Raschner, C. et al [Austria] 10:50 OP-PM29-3 11:20 IS-PM05-3 APPLICATION OF DIETARY NITRATE THE EFFECT OF CORE EXERCISES ON (GPS) TRACKING DEVICES TO ASSESS EXERCISE TREATMENT OF TYPE 2 DIABETES AS AN ERGOGENIC AID IN CLINICAL LUMBAR RANGE OF MOVEMENT AND 10:50 OP-PM54-3 HEART RATE COMPLEXITY CHANGES MOVEMENT DEMANDS AND IMPACTS IN DURING BICYCLE ERGOMETRY Van Loon, L.J.C. [Netherlands] POPULATIONS CORE STABILITY UNDER-19 RUGBY UNION MATCH PLAY THROWING PERFORMANCE PRIOR Allen, J.D. [United States] Solana-Tramunt, M. et al [Spain] TO OLYMPIC FEMALE WATER POLO Berskiene, K. et al [Lithuania] Opperman, E. et al [South Africa] COMPETITION 11:05 OP-PM29-4 11:05 OP-BN08-4 Freeston, J. et al [Australia] SIGNIFICANT IMPROVEMENT IN ACUTE EFFECTS OF SMALL CHANGES 11:05 OP-PM54-4 HEMODYNAMIC RESPONSES TO IN SADDLE HEIGHT ON PEDALLING METABOREFLEX ACTIVATION AFTER ONE EFFICIENCY AND LOWER LIMB KINEMATICS THE OFFENSIVE AND DEFENSIVE DEMANDS YEAR TRAINING IN SPINAL CORD-INJURED OF COMPETITIVE AMATEUR BOXING: A Ferrer-Roca, V. et al [Spain] HUMANS COMPARISON OF ELITE AND NON-ELITE 11:20 OP-BN08-5 Crisafulli, A. et al [Italy] PERFORMANCES CHANGES IN THE APONEUROSIS WIDTH Thomson, E. et al [United Kingdom] 11:20 OP-PM29-5 INDUCED BY RESISTANCE TRAINING: 11:20 OP-PM54-5 CARDIOPROTECTION AFFORDED BY IMPLICATIONS FOR A HYPERTROPHIC BETA-BLOCKADE IS MAINTAINED DURING MODEL OF PENNATE MUSCLE CROSS–COUNTRY SKIING: SPECIFIC ISOMETRIC MUSCLE CONTRACTIONS STRENGTH TRAINING FOR ENDURANCE Wakahara, T. et al [Japan] Thomas, D.P. et al [United States] SUCCESS 11:35 OP-BN08-6 Shishkina, A. et al [Russia] THE INFLUENCE OF ACUTE VARIABLE 11:35 OP-PM54-6 RESISTANCE LOADING ON SUBSEQUENT FREE-WEIGHT MAXIMAL SQUAT CHANGES IN PRO/ANTIOXIDANT PERFORMANCE. BALANCE IN PROFESSIONAL MALE PLAYERS THROUGHOUT A SOCCER SEASON Mina, M.A. et al [United Kingdom] Le Moal, E. Invitedet al [France] & Ora 38 18th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Saturday, June 29th, 2013 10:20-11:50
Aula Magna 5 OP-BN11 Aula 1 IS-SH07 Aula 2 OP-PM18 Aula 3 OP-SH03 Aula 4 OP-SH12 Motor Learning [ML] 2 Sport sciences to improve dance Neuromuscular Physiology Physical Education and Sociology [SO] 2 Chair(s): performance and participation, [NP] 5 Pedagogics [PP] 2 Chair(s): an interdisciplinary proposal Chair(s): Chair(s): Davids, K. [Australia] Chair(s): Camy, J. [France] Taube, W. [Switzerland] Place, N. [Switzerland] Kirk, D. [United Kingdom] Pfi ster, G. [Denmark] Torrents, C. [Spain] 10:20 OP-BN11-1 Racinais, S. [Qatar] Rodriguez Arregi, R. [Spain] 10:20 OP-SH12-1 MENTAL IMAGERY AND MOVEMENT Castañer, M. [Spain] 10:20 OP-PM18-1 10:20 OP-SH03-1 GENDER BIAS IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS OBSERVATION OF BALANCE TASKS: 10:20 IS-SH07-1 ACUTE EFFECTS OF WHOLE-BODY EMERGING CREATIVE BEHAVIOURS UNDER MEDICINE – A CASE OF RELEVANCE? ACUTE EFFECTS ON BRAIN ACTIVITY AND QUALITY OF PARTICIPATION AND VIBRATION ON 3KM CYCLING TIME TRIAL ECOLOGICAL CONSTRAINTS IN CONTACT Hartmann-Tews, I. et al [Germany] FUNCTIONAL LONG-TERM ADAPTATIONS DANCER’S HEALTH PERFORMANCE IMPROVISATION DANCE 10:35 OP-SH12-2 Keller, M. et al [Switzerland] OralQuested, E. et& al [United Kingdom] Bhambhani, Y.Invited et al [Canada] Ric, A. et al [Spain] EXAMINING GENDERED IDENTITIES IN 10:35 OP-BN11-2 10:50 IS-SH07-2 10:35 OP-PM18-2 10:35 OP-SH03-2 YOUNG PEOPLE’S MEDIA CONSUMPTION FACTORS INVOLVED IN THE ADOPTION OF EXPERT LOOKING: PERCEPTUAL, NEUROMUSCULAR FACTORS AFFECTING CONTRIBUTIONS OF THE PHYSICAL OF BRITISH WOMEN OYLMPIC ATHLETES. A PREFERRED GAIT AROUND THE WALK- PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL, AND NEURAL PLANTARFLEXOR TORQUE AFTER EDUCATION TO THE CIRCUS ARTS Curtis, H. [United Kingdom] RUN TRANSITION: EFFECTS OF LEARNING RESPONSES TO DANCE BY DANCERS INTERMITTENT VS. CONSTANT MUSCLE Duprat, R. et al [Brazil] 10:50 OP-SH12-3 RACEWALKING STRETCH Christensen, J. et al [Spain] 10:50 OP-SH03-3 GENDER ISSUES IN SPORTS Heugas, A.M. et al [France] Trajano, G. et al [Australia] 11:20 IS-SH07-3 SHOULD CIRCUS ACTIVITIES COMPOSE THE ORGANISATIONS – ATTITUDES OF THE 10:50 OP-BN11-3 THE BEAUTY OF KINEMATIC DANCE 10:50 OP-PM18-3 PHYSICAL EDUCATION UNDERGRADUATE OFFICIALS EXAMINING THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN PARAMETERS PRIOR FATIGUING ARM EXERCISE COURSE? Diketmüller, R. [Austria] HYPOTHESIS-TESTING AND WORKING Morey-Klapsing, G. et al [Spain] ALTERS PERIPHERAL EXCITABILITY Tucunduva, B. [Brazil] 11:05 OP-SH12-4 MEMORY DURING MOTOR LEARNING AND VOLUNTARY DRIVE TO THE KNEE HIT AND TELL - THE SWEDISH CONTEXT Buszard, T. et al [Australia] EXTENSORS 11:05 OP-SH03-4 MOTOR SKILLS OBSERVATIONS AND Radmann, A. [Sweden] Bowtell, J.L. et al [United Kingdom] 11:05 OP-BN11-4 MARKS I PHYSICAL EDUCATION; PROMOTING OBJECT CONTROL SKILLS 11:05 OP-PM18-4 VALIDATION OF MOTORISK UTVECKLING BY SUPPRESSING ERRORS DURING APPROACH OF A NEW NON-LINEAL SOM GRUND FÖR INLÄRNING
PP-PM68-7 PP-PM28 Nutrition [NU] 2 PP-PM28-8 PP-PM39 Physiology ACTIVE MEN Thursday, June HEART RATE VARIABILITY AND COMBINATION OF Losa-Reyna, J. et al [Spain] LECTURE ROOM: SALA D’ACTES [PH] 6 27th, 2013 PRECOMPETITIVE ANXIETY IN JUDO A-GLYCEROPHOSPHOCHOLINE PP-PM39-9 Morales, J. et al [Spain] Chair(s):
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TRADITIONAL STRENGTH TRAINING IN ACTIVITY LEVELS PP-PM51-6 GRADE CLIMBERS COMPETITIVE TENNIS PLAYERS PP-PM63 Sports Medicine SOCCER PLAYERS. Matta, H. et al [Canada] EFFECTS OF COMPRESSION GARMENT Draper, N. [New Zealand] Fernandez-Fernandez, J. et al [SM] 7 Marín-Pagán, C. et al [Spain] PP-PM45-12 FOR 10 HOURS BEFORE AND DURING [Germany] WARM-UP ON SUBSEQUENT CYCLING PP-PM45-4 ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC THRESHOLD PP-PM73 Training and PP-PM73-8 LECTURE ROOM: AULA MAGNA 5 N-ACETYLCYSTEINE ALTERS SUBSTRATE OCCURS AFTER ATTENUATION OF AND RUNNING PERFORMANCE PORTIMÃO RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS Chair(s): Lee, D.C.W. [Hong Kong] METABOLISM DURING HIGH-INTENSITY MUSCLE DEOXYGENATION DURING Testing [TT] 8 WORLD CUP SCORES ANALYSIS. GROUP George, K. [United Kingdom] CYCLING EXERCISE IN WELL-TRAINED INCREMENTAL KNEE-EXTENSION AND INDIVIDUAL HOOP ROUTINES PP-PM51-7 LECTURE ROOM: AULA MAGNA 4 Ensenyat, A. [Spain] HUMANS EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF Ávila Carvalho, L. et al [Portugal] Chair(s): PP-PM63-1 Trewin, A. et al [Australia] Kohei, K. et al [Japan] ELITE FEMALE GYMNASTS PP-PM73-9 Moustogiannis, A. et al [Greece] Girard, O. [Qatar] TRAINING ADAPTATION DOES NOT PP-PM45-5 PP-PM45-13 Buchheit, M. [Qatar] HEART RATE PROFILE IN SPRINT ON CORRELATE WITH SONOANATOMIC LIPID PEROXIDATION AND ANTIOXIDANT ARTERIO-VENOUS OXYGEN DIFFERENCE PP-PM51-8 VARIOUS SLOPES CHANGES IN QUADRICEPS MUSCLE IN ADAPTATION IN REGULAR TRAINING AS A MEASURE OF RECOVERY KINETICS FUNCTIONAL ASYMMETRY OF MOTOR PP-PM73-1 Trecroci, A. et al [Italy] AN ELDERLY HEALTHY GROUP A MULTIDISCIPLINARY COMPARATIVE Mitic, N. et al [Serbia] FOLLOWING CONCENTRIC-ECCENTRIC SYSTEM IN ELITE BOWLERS PP-PM73-10 Delicado, M.C. et al [Spain] ISOKINETIC ARM AND LEG EXERCISE APPROACH TO TALENT IDENTIFICATION iniPP-PM45-6 OralsOkorokov, M. et al [Russia] INTENSITY PACING STRATEGY AND Mookerjee, S. et al [United States] IN TENNIS PP-PM63-2 OXIDATIVE STRESS STATUS IN ELITE DOWNHILL STRATEGY DURING A CROSS PP-PM51-9 Fett, J. et al [Germany] COMPARISON BETWEEN OBESITY ATHLETES OF DIFFERENT SPORT A NOVEL APPROACH TO DETERMINE COUNTRY SKI RACE AND METABOLIC SYNDROME IN THE PP-PM73-2 DISCIPLINES PP-PM51 Physiology THE APPROPRIATE WORK RATE TO Formenti, D. et al [Italy] CARDIOMETABOLIC RESPONCE TO PERFORMANCE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN Hadzovic-Dzuvo, A. et al [Bosnia and NORMALISE THE INTENSITY OF INTERVAL PP-PM73-11 INCREMENTAL EXERCISE Herzegovina] [PH] 18 ANAEROBIC POWER TEST LABORATORY TRAINING TO THE MODERATE-INTENSITY BLOOD ALKALOSIS AFFECTED CARDIO- Milia, R. et al [Italy] AND FIELD IN YOUNG BRAZILIAN PP-PM45-7 LECTURE ROOM: AULA MAGNA 3 DOMAIN IN POST-MENOPAUSAL DYNAMIC AND OXYGEN UPTAKE WOMEN SOCCER PLAYERS PP-PM63-3 MUSCLE ISCHEMIC PRECONDITIONING Chair(s): RESPONSES DURING ALL-OUT SUPRA- Birk, G.K. et al [United Kingdom] Sousa, S. et al [Brazil] EVALUATION OF THE PARAMETER TLIM DOES NOT IMPROVE EXERCISE Havenith, G. [United Kingdom] MAXIMAL CYCLING EXERCISE IN COPD PATIENTS PP-PM73-3 PERFORMANCE DURING 5000 M Snijders, T. [Netherlands] PP-PM51-10 Leprêtre, P.M. et al [France] Simi, H. et al [Austria] TEST-RETEST RELIABILITY OF 3-MIN ALL- RUNNING SELF PACED EXERCISE THE EFFECT OF HIGH INTENSITY PP-PM73-12 Crisafulli, A. et al [Italy] PP-PM51-1 OUT TEST FOR RUNNING PP-PM63-4 INTERVAL EXERCISE ON POSTPRANDIAL BODY BALANCE AND PROPRIOCEPTION CYCLING TIME TRIAL POSITION: TORSO Kuo, Y.H. et al [Taiwan] FUNCTIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF LOWER TRIACYLGLYCEROL AND LEUKOCYTE AMONG DIFFERENT SPORT-SKILLS PP-PM45-8 ANGLE AFFECTS METABOLIC AND BACK DISORDERS IN ATHLETES INFLUENCE OF STRENUOUS EXERCISE ACTIVATION PP-PM73-4 Cavaggioni, L. et al [Italy] PHYSIOLOGICAL VARIABLES Kaneoka, K. [Japan] ON LIPID PEROXIDATION AND Gabriel, B. et al [United Kingdom] AEROBIC AND ANAEROBIC POWER Fintelman, D. et al [United Kingdom] PP-PM73-13 NEUTROPHIL INFLAMMATORY RESPONSE DURING ERGOMETER AND TRACK- PP-PM63-5 PP-PM51-11 IS THE ABILITY TO CHANGE DIRECTION IN SEDENTARY PEOPLE PP-PM51-2 CYCLING IN ADOLESCENT CYCLISTS THE EXAMINATION OF THE EFFECT EMG FREQUENCY COMPONENTS OF INFLUENCED BY HIP STRENGTH AND Popovic, L. et al [Serbia] FAR INFRARED EMITTING FABRIC Nimmerichter, A. et al [Austria] OF ORAL-DENTAL HEALTH STATUS ON LOWER LIMB MUSCLE ACTIVATION FLEXIBILITY IN YOUTH SOCCER PLAYERS? PROMOTES BETTER PERFORMANCE IN FEMALE ATHLETES’ PERFORMANCE DURING CYCLING TO FATIGUE. PP-PM73-5 Paul, D. et al [Qatar] PP-PM45-9 RUNNING Ayan, S. et al [Turkey] INFLUENCE OF STRENUOUS EXERCISE ON Priego, J.I. et al [Spain] AEROBIC EXERCISE PRIOR TO Gaspari, A. et al [Brazil] PP-PM73-14 OXIDATIVE STRESS AND ANTIOXIDANT RESISTANCE EXERCISE COMPROMISES PP-PM63-6 PP-PM51-12 EFFECT OF A PERIODIZED PRE-SEASON DEFENSE IN SEDENTARY PEOPLE PP-PM51-3 FUNCTIONAL ADAPTATIONS, YET ENDURANCE TRAINING IMPROVES RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ANAEROBIC TRAINING PLAN ON INTERNAL TRAINING Popovic, L. et al [Serbia] THE INFLUENCE OF MOTORCYCLE BOOSTS INCREASES IN MUSCLE SIZE METABOLIC PARAMETERS IN CACHECTIC THRESHOLD AND RATE OF PERCEIVED LOAD AND MEASURES OF STRESS, CLOTHING ON HUMAN BODY Lundberg, T.R. et al [Sweden] CANCER PATIENTS. EXCERCION
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PP-PM63-8 PP-PM16-2 PP-PM16-10 OLDER JAPANESE ADULTS. PP-PM07-11 PP-PM05-4 PHYSICAL INACTIVITY AND OTHER MUSCLE POWER, STRENGTH AND CARDIORESPIRATORY FITNESS AND Kitano, N. et al [Japan] IS AGILITY ASSOCIATED WITH CORE VOLUNTARY PHYSICAL EXERCISE LIFESTYLE RISK FACTORS FROM CATALAN PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE ARE NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF STUDENTS: PP-PM07-2 STRENGTH, BALANCE AND STRAIGHT ATTENUATES THE CARDIAC CHANGES PHYSICIANS ASSOCIATED WITH VENTILATORY EVOLUTION IN 30 YEARS WALKING PROGRAM IMPACT ON SPRINTING SPEED IN HIGH-LEVEL YOUTH INDUCED BY AGE IN FEMALE WISTAR Pardo, A. et al [Spain] FUNCTION IN HEALTHY OLDER PEOPLE Araujo, T. et al [Brazil] DIABETIC ELDERLY POPULATION SOCCER PLAYERS? RATS. PP-PM63-9 Sillanpää, E. et al [Finland] PP-PM16-11 Cruz, J. et al [Portugal] Faude, O. et al [Switzerland] Hoffmann, M. et al [Portugal] SELF-REPORTED EXERCISE LIMITATIONS IN PP-PM16-3 IS KNOWLEDGE OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY PP-PM07-3 PP-PM07-12 PP-PM05-5 ASTHMATIC ADOLESCENTS REPRODUCIBILITY AND VALIDITY OF GUIDELINES MOTIVATIONAL BENEFICIAL ELDERLY PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT IN VALIDITY AND RELIABILITY OF A EFFECT OF WHOLE-BODY CRYOTHERAPY Westergren, T. et al [Norway] THE PORTUGUESE VERSION OF THE FOR BEHAVIOUR CHANGE? RESULTS STEP TEST USING OPTOJUMP. ‘ACT ON TRIGONOMETRIC METHOD TO EVALUATE ON SKELETAL MUSCLE REGENERATION IN PP-PM63-10 PREGNANCY PHYSICAL ACTIVITY FROM A NATIONAL SURVEY AGEING’: A PILOT STUDY RIGHT AND LEFT STRAIGHT LEG RAISE ELITE GRECO-ROMAN WRESTLERS QUESTIONNAIRE Knox, E. et al [United Kingdom] TEST AND HIP ABDUCTION TEST Zembron-Lacny, A. [Poland] SAFETY OF HIGH-INTENSITY INTERVAL Brustio, P.R. et al [Italy] Santos, P.C. et al [Portugal] Vázquez-Guerrero, J. et al [Spain] TRAINING IN PATIENTS WITH TYPE PP-PM16-12 PP-PM07-4 PP-PM05-6 2 DIABETES TREATED WITH ORAL PP-PM16-4 THE EVALUATION OF PHYSICAL FITNESS EFFECTS OF SQUARE-STEPPING EXERCISE PP-PM07-13 THE INFLUENCE OF LOW-MODERATE HYPOGLYCEMIC AGENTS: DIABETES EM WORKPLACE HEALTH PROMOTION AND PARAMETERS OF TURKISH JUNIOR ON PHYSICAL FITNESS AND COGNITIVE CHANGES OF JUMPING SKILL IN FEMALE ALTITUDE TRAININGM ON THE CELL- i MOVIMENTO® PILOT STUDY ITS IMPACT ON THE WORK ABILITY OF GOLFERS FUNCTION IN HEALTHY OLDER ADULTS VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS DURING AN MEDIATED IMMUNITY OF ELITE SPEED Mendes, R. et al [Portugal] YOUNGER AND OLDER EMPLOYEES IN A Odabas, I. et al [Turkey] Shimura, Y. et al [Japan] ANNUAL TRAINING CYCLE SKATERS PP-PM63-11 MEDIUM-SIZED BUSINESS PP-PM16-13 Busko, K. et al [Poland] Yu, T. et al [China] Wilke, C. et al [Germany] PP-PM07-5 BENEFITS OF INTEGRATIVE TRAINING TO ATTEMPT TO DEVELOP A SIMPLE AND PRACTICING SPORTS AT ADOLESCENCE: PP-PM05-7 BREAST CANCER PATIENTS’ HEALTH. A PP-PM16-5 LESS DEMANDING GLUCOSE TOLERANCE IS IT BETTER AT PROMOTING HEALTHY PP-PM05 Biochemistry THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT PILOT STUDY. ASSOCIATION BETWEEN INTRA- TEST CARBOXYHEMOGLOBIN ANALYZERS ON LIFESTYLES THAN DOING REGULAR [BC] 1 Casla Barrio, S. [Spain] ABDOMINAL PRESSURE AND MUSCLE Nii, A. et al [Japan] PHYSICAL ACTIVITY? HB-MASS ESTIMATIONS. ACTIVITY LEVELS OF TRUNK MUSCLES Voss, S.C. et al [Qatar] PP-PM63-12 PP-PM16-14 Arumi Prat, I. et al [Spain] LECTURE ROOM: AULA 3 Tayashiki, K. et al [Japan] MiniEFFECTS OF PHYSICAL EXERCISE IN OralsHIGH IMPACT EXERCISE INCREASED PP-PM07-6 Chair(s): PP-PM05-8 PATIENTS WITH ACUTE LEUKEMIA PP-PM16-6 CORTICAL THICKNESS AT THE SUPERIOR ALPINE SKIING WITH UNILATERAL TOTAL Gomez-Cabrera, M. [Spain] PHYSICAL EXERCISE ANTAGONIZES UNDERGOING INDUCTION 1RM BENCH PRESS PERFORMANCE: FEMORAL NECK IN OLDER MEN: A KNEE ARTHROPLASTY Posthumus, M. [South Africa] DOXORUBICIN-INDUCED TOXICITY ON CHEMOTHERAPY A NEW METHOD OF EVALUATION IN 12-MONTH RANDOMISED BLINDED Kristensen, M. et al [Denmark] HEART AND BRAIN MITOCHONDRIA Wehrle, A. et al [Germany] RECREATIONAL MALE AND FEMALE TRIAL USING MULTI-SLICE COMPUTED PP-PM05-1 Marques-Aleixo, I. et al [Portugal] PP-PM07-7 INFLUENCE OF 30-HOURS SLEEP PP-PM63-13 Thomas, E. et al [Italy] TOMOGRAPHY PP-PM05-9 Allison, S.J. et al [United Kingdom] DANCE AS A FACTOR IN ELDERLY DEPRIVATION AND EXERCISE ON LIPID ACUTE CENTRAL AND PERIPHERAL HIGH-INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING PP-PM16-7 QUALITY OF LIFE METABOLISM DURING MAXIMAL EFFECTS OF MAXIMAL EXERCISE IN EFFECTS OF SOCIAL AND
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PP-PM21 Molecular PP-PM21-7 PP-PM27-3 PP-PM27-11 BEARING PP-PM57-12 Biology [MB] 1 NONFUNCTIONAL OVERREACHING IS REMARKABLE REDUCTION OF FAT MASS EFFECTS OF CAFFEINE CONTAINING Freyler, K. et al [Germany] STABILITY OF CROSS-SECTIONAL ASSOCIATED TO LOW-GRADE CHRONIC IN OVERWEIGHT MEN IN FOUR DAYS ENERGY DRINK ON SIMULATED PP-PM57-4 RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN CHANGES IN LECTURE ROOM: AULA 4 INFLAMMATION IN SWISS MICE. WITH PROLONGED EXERCISE AND VOLLEYBALL PERFORMANCE METABOLOMICS OF SALIVARY FATIGUE BIOCHEMICAL AND HEMATOLOGICAL Chair(s): Pereira, B.C. et al [Brazil] SEVERE CALORIC RESTRICTION Pérez-López, A. et al [Spain] MARKERS AFTER 3 CONSECUTIVE DAYS MARKERS OVER A SOCCER HALF- PP-PM21-8 Pérez-Suárez, I. et al [Spain] PP-PM27-12 OF SOCCER GAME IN MALE SOCCER SEASON Collins, M. [South Africa] Patras, K. et al [Greece] Derbré, F. [France] VARIATION OF THE HIF1A AND MB PP-PM27-4 THE EFFECT OF BEETROOT JUICE PLAYERS GENES IN LITHUANIAN ATHLETES THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ON MECHANICAL EFFICIENCY AND Ra, S.G. et al [Japan] PP-PM21-1 Gineviciene, V. et al [Lithuania] LACTATE THRESHOLD AND LACTATE PERFORMANCE DURING ROWING THE EFFECT OF LOCAL BIOACTIVE PP-PM57-5 PP-PM79 Training and PP-PM21-9 DEHYDROGENASE ACCORDING TO El-Chab, A. et al [United Kingdom] INTERLEUKIN-6 AND INSULIN SENSITIVITY ANDROGEN PRODUCTION ON SKELETAL MCT1 GENETIC POLYMORPHISM Testing [TT] 14 IMPAIRED DIFFERENTIATION IN SKELETAL PP-PM27-13 RESPONSES IN OBESE MEN DURING MUSCULAR HYPERTROPHY Mohamed, W. et al [Egypt] Aizawa, K. et al [Japan] MUSCLE MYOBLASTS IS RESTORED WITH THE EFFECT INGESTION OF TRAINING AND DETRAINING LECTURE ROOM: AULA ESPORTIVA 1 TESTOSTERONE ADMINISTRATION PP-PM27-5 CARBOHYDRATE AND CAFFEINE ON Nikseresht, M. et al [Iran] Chair(s): PP-PM21-2 ini OralsHughes, D.C. et al [United Kingdom] MATCHING ENERGY INTAKE TO ENDURANCE EXERCISE PERFORMANCE PP-PM57-6 Roelands, B. [Belgium] DOES EXERCISE INFLUENCE THE PP-PM21-10 EXPENDITURE OF ISOCALORIC EXERCISE IN HYPOXIA ENVIRONMENT DIFFERENT INDIVIDUAL RESPONSES de Haan, A. [Netherlands] APOPTOSIS RELATED PROTEINS IN AT HIGH AND MODERATE INTENSITIES Wu, C. et al [Taiwan] PROTECTIVE ROLE OF 17-BETA-ESTRADIOL OF THE HYPOTHALAMIC-PITUITARY HEALTHY TRAINING SENSITIVE AND Holliday, A. et al [United Kingdom] PP-PM79-1 TOWARD IL-6 LEUKOCYTE EXPRESSION GONADAL AXIS AFTER INTRANASAL LH- TRAINING RESISTANCE RATS’ BRAIN? PP-PM27-14 OXYGEN CONSUPTION OF MILITARY INDUCED BY INTENSE TRAINING IN EFFECT OF CHRONIC SUPPLEMENTATION RH APPLICATION IN HEALTHY MEN Marton, O. et al [Hungary] PP-PM27-6 TASKS DURING FIELD EXERCISES YOUNG FEMALE ATHLETES DIETARY NITRATE CO-INGESTION WITH WITH L-ARGININE ON THE EXPRESSION Krusche, T. et al [Germany] PP-PM21-3 Pihlainen, K. et al [Finland] Vitale, J. et al [Italy] PROTEIN DOES NOT FURTHER ENHANCE OF PROTEINS THAT REGULATE MUSCLE PP-PM57-7 THE EFFECT OF EICOSAPENTAENOIC PP-PM79-2 PP-PM21-11 WHOLE-BODY PROTEIN SYNTHESIS RATES PROTEIN SYNTHESIS IN RATS TRAINED IN TOE DEFORMITY, PHYSICAL AND DOCOSAHEXAENOIC ACID ON IN OLDER, TYPE 2 DIABETIC MEN HIGH-INTENSITY EXERCISE. FIXED CONCENTRATION LACTATE TESTS EFFECTS OF CAFFEINE ON AEROBIC PERFORMANCE AND POSTURAL SWAY PROTEIN SYNTHESIS AND BREAKDOWN Kouw, I.W.K. et al [Netherlands] Gomes, M.R. et al [Brazil] IN RUNNERS: WHAT IS THE IDEAL SPEED PERFORMANCE IN SELF-PACED MANNER IN OLDER ADULTS USING A 3D FOOT IN MURINE C2C12 MYOTUBES TO START? IN THERMONEUTRAL AND HOT SCANNER Gray, S. et al [United Kingdom] PP-PM27-7 Dantas, J. et al [Italy] ENVIRONMENTS. CARBOHYDRATE MOUTH RINSING PP-PM57 Sports Medicine Saghazadeh, M. et al [Japan] PP-PM21-4 PP-PM79-3 Matsumoto, T. et al [Japan] DOES NOT IMPROVE TIME TRIAL PP-PM57-8 PHYSICAL INACTIVITY AND [SM] 1 THE RELIABILITY OF 200 AND 1000 PERFORMANCE IN THE FASTED OR FED ENTRY PHASE ALIGNMENT IN MEN’S HIGH FAT DIET SYNERGISTICALLY STATE METER ALL OUT TESTS ON DANSPRINT LECTURE ROOM: AULA RÍTMICA BACKWARD DIVE PIKE <201B> FROM 3 ENHANCE THE ACCUMULATION OF PP-PM27 Nutrition [NU] 1 PADDLING ERGOMETER. Trommelen, J. et al [Netherlands] M SPRINGBOARD DIVES INTRAMYOCELLULAR DIACYLGLYCEROL Chair(s): Kristoffersen, M. et al [Norway] AND INDUCE INSULIN RESISTANCE IN LECTURE ROOM: AULA INFORMÀTICA 1 PP-PM27-8 González-Alonso, J. [United Takaya, N. et al [Japan] PP-PM79-4 MURINE SOLEUS MUSCLE. Chair(s): EFFECTS OF SEVERE ENERGY DEFICIT ON Kingdom] PP-PM57-9 PACING IN ISOLATED AND NON- kakehi, S. et al [Japan] Guadalupe Grau, A. [Denmark] MUSCLE MASS: INFLUENCE OF PROTEIN SKELETAL MUSCLE CAPILLARY DENSITY Abeln, V. [Germany] ISOLATED SPORTS – INFLUENCE OF INGESTION AND EXERCISE VOLUME AND MICROVASCULAR FUNCTION ARE PP-PM21-5 Derave, W. [Belgium] COMPETITORS
INEFC-Barcelona/Spain, 26-29 JUNE 2013 43 Mini Oral Sessions
PP-PM79-7 PP-BN02 Biomechanics PP-BN02-8 PP-BN04-2 PP-BN04-11 PP-BN13-7 RELIABILITY OF MUSCLE RESPONSE INTRACYCLIC ACCELERATION A CASE STUDY OF EXTERNAL KINETICS HIP-KNEE COORDINATION AND AMETROPIA/DEFECTIVE VISION, VISUAL MEASUREMENTS WITHIN DIFFERENT [BM] 2 VARIATIONS ASSESSMENT IN ELITE FOLLOWING THE SPRINT START IN A SNATCH PERFORMANCE FOR A NOVICE DEFICITS AND MOTOR PERFORMANCE IN ELECTRICAL STIMULATION INTENSITIES LECTURE ROOM: AULA ESPORTIVA 2 LONG DISTANCE SWIMMERS WITH AN UNILATERAL TRANSTIBIAL AMPUTEE WEIGHTLIFTER SCHOOL SPORTS USING TENSIOMYOGRAPHY Chair(s): ACCELEROMETER DEVICE Bezodis, I.N. et al [United Kingdom] Ho, K. et al [Australia] Jendrusch, G. et al [Germany] Simola, R. et al [Germany] Company Badia, G. [Spain] Seifert, L. [France] PP-BN04-3 PP-BN04-12 PP-BN13-8 PP-PM79-8 Seminati, E. [Italy] PP-BN02-9 A RELIABILITY ANALYSIS OF KINETIC AND 3D KINEMATIC ANALYSIS OF CROATIAN MUSCLE RELAXATION OF THE FOOT CARDIODRIFT: A FACTOR TO BE ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF TEMPORAL VARIABLES RELATING TO WOMEN HIGH JUMP RECORD – 2,08 M INDUCES INTRACORTICAL INHIBITION OF CONSIDERED IN TARGET HEART RATE PP-BN02-1 MUSCLE RECRUITMENT PATTERNS ON VERTICAL JUMP PERFORMANCE Bakovic, M. et al [Croatia] THE HAND MUSCLE DURING RECREATIONAL RUNNING COMPARISON BETWEEN GRAB START STATIONARY AND SLIDING ROWING Nicholson, G. et al [United Kingdom] Kato, K. et al [Japan] AND TRACK START IN COMPETITIVE Hanakam, F. et al [Germany] ERGOMETERS PP-BN04-4 PP-BN13-9 SWIMMING START: ABOUT IMPULSE Osborne, M. et al [Switzerland] PP-BN13 Motor Learning PP-PM79-9 DURING A MOVEMENT ON THE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PLAYER THE INFLUENCE OF CATCH TRIALS ON TEST-RETEST RELIABILITY OF A FIELD- STARTING BLOCK PP-BN02-10 TECHNIQUE AND FORCES GENERATED IN [ML] 1 THE CONSOLIDATION OF MOTOTR BASED FITNESS TEST BATTERY USED IN BODY STABILITY IN THE VERTICAL RUGBY SCRUMMAGING MEMORY IN FORRCE FIELD ADAPTATION Sakai, S. et al [Japan] LECTURE ROOM: AULA PP2 Mi AUSTRIAN YOUTH SOCCER POSITION AND THE KINEMATIC Churchill, S.M. et al [United Kingdom] TASKS PP-BN02-2 Chair(s): Gonaus, C. et al [Austria] PARAMETERS OF UPPER LIMB PP-BN04-5 Focke, A. et al [Germany] THE EFFECT OF HEAD UP MOTION ON MOVEMENT IN SYNCHRONIZED Davids, K. [Australia] PP-PM79-10 GROUND REACTION FORCES OF WORLD PP-BN13-10 HAND DISPLACEMENT IN FRONT CRAWL SWIMMING Araujo, D. [Portugal] WHOLE-BODY CRYOTHERAPY <-110 CLASS RACE WALKERS LEARNING AN ENERGY-DEMANDING BY LIFESAVER. Rutkowska-Kucharska, A. [Poland] °C> IMPROVES ECCENTRIC MUSCLE Hara, R. et al [Japan] Hanley, B. et al [United Kingdom] PP-BN13-1 AND BIOMECHANICALLY CONSTRAINED PERFORMANCE RECOVERY AFTER HIGH- PP-BN02-11 ANALYSIS THE TRACKING EYE OF 10 MOTOR SKILL, RACEWALKING: PP-BN04-6 INTENSITY EXERCISE PP-BN02-3 OPTIMAL CYCLING TIME TRIAL POSITION EXPERTS AND 10 NOVICES SAILOR IN A MOVEMENT REORGANIZATION THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FOOT Ferreira-Júnior, J.B. et al [Brazil] EFFECTS OF SLIP-INDUCED CHANGES MODELS VIRTUAL SIMULATOR. AND CONTRIBUTION OF METABOLIC ALIGNMENT AND HIND-FOOT IN ANKLE MOVEMENT ON MUSCLE Fintelman, D. et al [United Kingdom] Manzanares Serrano, A. et al [Spain] EFFICIENCY AND SENSORY PP-PM79-11 KINEMATICS DURING WALKING. MiniACTIVITY AND GROUND REACTION Orals INFORMATION ADDING WHOLE BODY VIBRATION TO PP-BN02-12 Fukano, M. et al [Japan] PP-BN13-2 FORCES DURING RUNNING Heugas, A.M. et al [France] GAZE BEHAVIOUR OF ASSISTANT PRE CONDITIONING EXERCISE IMPROVES ACCELERATION COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE PP-BN04-7 ON-ICE SPRINT PERFORMANCE IN ICE REACTION TIME FOR HIGH LEVEL REFEREES DURING THE JUDGING OF PP-BN13-11 Ketabi, S. et al [Denmark] SEX DIFFERENCES IN LANDING HOCKEY PLAYERS SPRINTERS AND HURDLERS IN THE OFFSIDE IN FOOTBALL. VISUAL SEARCH AND ANTICIPATION IN KINEMATICS DURING JUMPING Slettaløkken, G. et al [Norway] PP-BN02-4 YOUTH, JUNIOR AND ABSOLUTE Koedijker, J. et al [Switzerland] INTERNATIONAL ICE HOCKEY PLAYERS EXERCISE USING BALL RESIN MAY AFFECT CATEGORIES North, J.S. et al [United Kingdom] PP-PM79-12 Daniuseviciute, L. et al [Lithuania] PP-BN13-3 HANDBALL THROWING PERFORMANCE López, J.L. et al [Spain] THE EFFECT OF MOTOR SKILL TRAINING VARIATION OF MUSCLE BALANCE AND Tsai, Y.S. et al [Taiwan] PP-BN04-8 ISOKINETIC PEAK TORQUE DURING AT LOW VERSUS HIGH SPEED IN SOCCER VALIDATION OF AN INERTIAL PP-SH01 Misc. topics 1 PRESEASON SOCCER PLAYERS OF U-19 PP-BN02-5 PERFORMANCE PP-BN04 Biomechanics SENSOR AGAINST OPTOELECTRONIC CUP. ESTIMATION OF THE FLUID FORCES Kvalø, M. et al [Norway] LECTURE ROOM: AULA PS1 MOTION CAPTURE UNDER DYNAMIC Caruso, F. et al [Brazil] AROUND A FOOT BY A PRESSURE [BM] 4 Chair(s): DISTRIBUTION ANALYSIS DURING CONDITIONS PP-BN13-4 PP-PM79-13 BREASTSTROKE KICKING LECTURE ROOM: AULA PP1 Kiani-Dehkordi, K. et al [United AMPLIFICATION OF ERROR: A LEARNING Capranica, L. [Italy] EFFECTS OF STRENGTHENING-AEROBIC Tsunokawa, T. et al [Japan] Chair(s): Kingdom] STRATEGY TO IMPROVE MOTOR SKILLS Diketmüller, R. [Austria] Milanese, C. et al [Italy] COMBINATION EXERCISE AND Spörri, J. [Austria] PP-BN04-9 PP-SH01-1 RHYTHMIC EXERCISE ON SUBJECTIVE PP-BN02-6 Lindinger, S. [Austria] EFFECTS OF STRENGTH OF PP-BN13-5 THE INFLUENCE OF SOAP OPERAS IN PAIN & PHYSICAL FITNESS IN KOREAN CONTRIBUTION TO PROPULSION OF SHOULDER INTERNAL ROTATORS INDIVIDUAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL THE BUILDING OF THE WOMEN´S BODY SENIOR FEMALES KICKING IN FRONT CRAWL SWIMMING PP-BN04-1 ON THE COMPETITION RESULTS IN FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH MOTOR IN THE 80´S Lee, B.K. et al [Korea, South] Ichikawa, H. et al [Japan] GENDER DIFFERENCE DURING ARMWRESTLING SKILLS IN CHILDREN Toledo, E. et al [Brazil] DIFFENSIVE CUTTING ACTION: PP-PM79-14 PP-BN02-7 Wang, L.H. et al [Taiwan] Coelho, E. et al [Portugal] THREE DEMENTIONAL MOTION PP-SH01-2 COMPARISON OF PULL DOWN CHANGES OF PHYSIOLOGICAL TREMOR RECONSTRUCTIONS FROM VIDEO PP-BN04-10 PP-BN13-6 THE HISTORICAL PRODUCTION OF STRENGTH BETWEEN RECREATIONAL AFTER MAXIMUM INTENSITY EFFORT IN SEQUENCES LINEAR AND ANGULAR KINEMATICS IS SURROUND INHIBITION REALLY THE PHYSICAL EDUCATION COLLEGE AND EXPERTS CLIMBERS MALE AND FEMALE YOUNG SWIMMERS Sasaki, S. et al [Japan] DURING SWIMMING AT ANAEROBIC FUNCTIONAL? OF MATO GROSSO FROM THE Gaspari, A. et al [Brazil] Mazur-Rozycka, J. et al [Poland] THRESHOLD Márquez, G. et al [Spain] DOCUMENTAL ORGANIZATION de Jesus, K. [Portugal] Ferreira, T. et al [Brazil]
44 18th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Thursday, June 27th, 2013 14:00 - 15:00
PP-SH01-3 PP-SH03-1 PP-SH03-11 PP-SH17-5 PP-BN05-2 PP-BN05-11 FROM FRAGMENTATION TO SYNTHESIS TEACHING INDICATORS RELATED TO THE EFFECTS OF DIFFERENTLY ORIENTED SWEDISH ELITE SPORT AT A DIFFERENCES IN ISOMETRIC STRENGTH INTER- AND INTRA- JOINT IN
INEFC-Barcelona/Spain, 26-29 JUNE 2013 45 Mini Oral Sessions
Thursday, June SOCCER PLAYERS PP-PM35 Physiology MODIFICATIONS? SEARCHING FOR VOLITIONAL FAILURE PP-PM40-10 Hautier, C. et al [France] [PH] 2 OPTIMAL STRATEGIES TO MAINTAIN Carmona, G. et al [Spain] ALLOPURINOL AND INDOMETHACIN PP-PM58-7 MUSCLE MASS IN HEALTHY ELDERLY PP-PM40-3 SYNERGISTICALLY PREVENT SKELETAL 27th, 2013 Strandberg, E. et al [Sweden] THE ANALYSIS OF ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC LECTURE ROOM: SALA D’ACTES COMPARISON OF MUSCLE DAMAGE MUSCLE ATROPHY. ROLE OF E3 ACTIVITY OF ANKLE MUSCLES DURING Chair(s): PP-PM35-9 INDUCED BY MAXIMAL ECCENTRIC UBIQUITIN LIGASES Ferrando, B. et al [Spain] 15:00 - 16:00 BALANCE TRAINING. Horowitz, J. [United States] DOES RESTING METABOLIC RATE REMAIN CONTRACTIONS BETWEEN ELBOW Masunari, A. et al [Japan] Ensenyat, A. [Spain] ELEVATED FOLLOWING HIGH INTENSITY FLEXORS AND KNEE EXTENSORS OF PP-PM40-11 PP-PM58-8 INTERMITTENT EXERCISE? OLDER ADULTS EFFECT OF CONCENTRIC AND PP-PM35-1 Kelly, B. et al [United Kingdom] Nogueira, F. et al [Brazil] ECCENTRIC EXERCISE ON POST-EXERCISE PP-PM58 Sports Medicine RATE PRESSURE PRODUCT RESPONSE THE EFFECTS OF A 6 WEEK ACSM TO DYNAMIC AND ISOMETRIC SETS OF PP-PM35-10 PP-PM40-4 GLUCOSE CLEARANCE [SM] 2 EXERCISE INTERVENTION ON BODY Willems, M.E.T. et al [United Kingdom] RESISTANCE EXERCISE COMPOSITION IN SEDENTARY OLDER INCREASES IN RESTING ENERGY REPEAT BOUT EFFECT ON ECCENTRIC Marocolo, M. et al [Brazil] EXPENDITURE AND ORGAN-TISSUE EXERCISE INDUCED MUSCLE DAMAGE LECTURE ROOM: PAVELLÓ SINTÈTIC MEN. PP-PM40-12 MASSES WITH WEIGHT GAIN IN AND GLYCAEMIC RESPONSE POST-EXERCISE COLD WATER IMMERSION Chair(s): PP-PM58-9 Herbert, P. et al [United Kingdom] ATHLETES Hughes, J. et al [United Kingdom] ENHANCES GENE EXPRESSIONS RELATED Potthast, W. [Germany] EFFECTS OF PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLE Mi PP-PM35-2 Higuchi, M. et al [Japan] TO MITOCHONDRIAL BIOGENESIS AND Masso, N. [Spain] TRAINING IN JAPANESE FEMALE ACCELEROMETRY
46 18th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Thursday, June 27th, 2013 15:00 - 16:00
ENVIRONMENT PP-PM46-12 WRESTLERS SUBJECTS PP-PM74-7 PP-PM64-1 Hasegawa, H. et al [Japan] INFLUENCE OF AGE ON Guzel, N.A. et al [Turkey] Rodriguez-Miguelez, P. et al [Spain] FIELD TESTS TO EVALUATE THE GLIDE EXUBERANT INFLAMMATORY REACTION PP-PM46-4 ELECTROMECHANICAL DELAY OF THE PP-PM54-6 ABILITY IN MASTER SWIMMERS AFTER AN INFILTRATION OF PLATELET- KNEE EXTENSOR MUSCLES Ciapparelli, C. et al [Italy] RICH PLASMA
INEFC-Barcelona/Spain, 26-29 JUNE 2013 47 Mini Oral Sessions
PLAYERS PROGRAM ENVIRONMENT STATUS AT THE END OF CHILDHOOD. PP-PM08-13 SYNDROME? Melville, P. [Australia] Garnier, S. et al [France] Calogiuri, G. et al [Norway] Rodrigues, L.P. et al [Portugal] MULTIDISCIPLINARY INTERVENTION Matute-Llorente, A. et al [Spain] PP-PM64-11 PP-PM17-4 PP-PM17-11 PP-PM08-5 TO PROMOTE A PHYSICALLY ACTIVE PP-PM01-7 KNEE JOINT POSITION SENSE IN WALK@WORKSPAIN: IMPACT VITALITY BEACH- HEALTH PROMOTION ADIPOSITY INDICATORS IN YOUTH FROM BEHAVIOUR AND HEALTHY NUTRITION EXERCISE VS. RELAXATION - A SUBJECTS AFTER ANTERIOR CRUCIATE OF “SITTING LESS AND MOVE IN THE SAND A LOW SOCIOECONOMIC REGION FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF CHILDHOOD NEUROCOGNITIVE PERSPECTIVE IN LIGAMENT RECONSTRUCTION: MORE AT WORK” ON EMPLOYEES´ Wollesen, B. et al [Germany] Matsudo, V.K.R. et al [Brazil] OBESITY INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY Serra, N. et al [Spain] A PRELIMINARY REPORT OF A CARDIOVASCULAR RISK FACTORS PP-PM17-12 PP-PM08-6 Vogt, T. et al [Germany] LONGITUDINAL STUDY Bort-Roig, J. et al [Spain] INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENT PHYSICAL DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS, PP-PM01-8 Hoshiba, T. et al [Japan] PP-PM17-5 INTERVENTIONS IN BIOCHEMICAL OBESITY INDICES AND PHYSICAL FITNESS PP-PM01 Adapted COMPARATIVE STUDY OF FOOTPRINTS PP-PM64-12 THE EFFECT OF 8-WEEKS AEROBIC VARIABLES OF WOMEN PARTICIPANT OF OVERWEIGHT/OBESE ELEMENTARY Physical Activity [AP] 1 IN YOUNG PEOPLE WITH DOWN ASSOCIATION BETWEEN THE STRESS TRAINING ON QUALITATIVE AND OF HEALTH UNITS IN RIO CLARO – SP – SCHOOL AGED CHILDREN IN CYPRUS SYNDROME FRACTURE AND BONE METABOLISM QUANTITATIVE PARAMETERS OF STROKE BRAZIL. Panayiotou, G. et al [Cyprus] LECTURE ROOM: AULA 3 Gutiérrez, L. et al [Spain] MARKERS IN FEMALE COLLEGIATE VOLUME Zorzetto, L.P. et al [Brazil] PP-PM08-7 Chair(s): ATHLETES -FOCUS ON ‘TRACP-5B’ AS A Pustivšek, S. et al [Slovenia] PP-PM17-13 HABITUAL PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IS van Meeteren, N. [Netherlands] Mi NEW BONE METABOLISM MARKER- PP-PM23 Neuromuscular PP-PM17-6 ASSOCIATIONS OF MUSCULAR AND ASSOCIATED WITH ACE I/D GENOTYPE IN Schoellhorn, W. [Germany] Wakamatsu, K. et al [Japan] STAIR CLIMBING TO PROMOTE BALANCE, CARDIORESPIRATORY FITNESS WITH 12 YEAR OLD BOYS Physiology [PH] 1 PP-PM01-1 PP-PM64-13 GAIT, STRENGTH, RESTING HEART RATE C-REACTIVE PROTEIN CONCENTRATION Mäestu, J. et al [Estonia] OBESITY IN CHILDREN AND LECTURE ROOM: AULA 4 THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF TIME-LOSS AND SUBMAXIMAL ENDURANCE IN IN YOUNG ADULT MEN PP-PM08-8 ADOLESCENTS WITH DOWN SYNDROME: INJURIES IN ENGLISH COMMUNITY LEVEL HEALTHY COMMUNITY-DWELLING Vaara, J.P. et al [Finland] Chair(s): THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AGREEMENT BETWEEN BODY MASS RUGBY UNION SENIORS Place, N. [Switzerland] BODY IMAGE SATISFACTION, BODY INDEX AND BIOELECTRICAL IMPEDANCE Roberts, S.P. et al [United Kingdom] Zahner, L. et al [Switzerland] Abeln, V. [Germany] PP-PM08 Health and COMPOSITION AND METHODS IN ANALYSIS PP-PM17-7 CONTROLLING WEIGHT Samur-San Martin, J.E. et al [Brazil] PP-PM23-1 WALK@WORKSPAIN: DOES IT IMPROVE Fitness [HF] 2 Bezerra, P. et al [Portugal] THE EFFECT OF THREE WEEKS OF MiniPP-PM17 Health and OralsPP-PM01-2 JOB PRODUCTIVITY IN OFFICE SHORT-TERM SPRINT INTERVAL VERSUS LECTURE ROOM: AULA 2 PP-PM08-9 OBESITY INDICATORS IN DOWN Fitness [HF] 11 EMPLOYEES? CONTINUOUS ENDURANCE TRAINING EFFICACY OF A PAEDIATRIC HOME- SYNDROME: AGREEMENT BETWEEN Puig-Ribera, A. et al [Spain] Chair(s): ON PERIPHERAL FATIGUE FOLLOWING LECTURE ROOM: AULA 1 BASED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY PROGRAM Zorzano, A. [Spain] BODY MASS INDEX AND SKINFOLDS MATCHED-WORK HIGH INTENSITY ACCORDING TO 2008 GUIDELINES Chair(s): PP-PM17-8 McNarry, M. [United Kingdom] THICKNESS EXERCISE NO DIFFERENCES IN ACUTE BLOOD Galvani, C. et al [Italy] Mora-Rodriguez, R. [Spain] Bertapelli, F. et al [Brazil] Ross, E.Z. et al [United Kingdom] PRESSURE AND HEART RATE RESPONSE PP-PM08-1 Vainoras, A. [Lithuania] PP-PM08-10 PP-PM01-3 BETWEEN HIGH INTENSITIVE RESISTANCE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DIETARY PP-PM23-2 DEVELOPMENT OF PHYSICAL FITNESS DOES WHOLE BODVIBRATION TRAINING PP-PM17-1 TRAINING AND TRADITIONAL TRAINING. HABITS, BODY MASS INDEX, AND MUSCLE METABOLIC DETERMINANTS AND THE RELATIONSHIP WITH AFFECT CROSS-SECTIONAL SOFT EFFECTS OF WHOLE BODY VIBRATION Moro, T. et al [Italy] PHYSICAL FITNESS AMONG JAPANESE OF EXERCISE TOLERANCE ABOVE AND EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONING IN CHILDREN TREATMENT AFTER ECCENTRIC TRAINING PRESCHOOL CHILDREN TISSUES IN ADOLESCENTS WITH DOWN BELOW CRITICAL POWER WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES. ON PHYSIOLOGICAL “DOMS” MARKERS PP-PM17-9 Takami, K. et al [Japan] SYNDROME? Chidnok, W. et al [United Kingdom] PSYCHO-PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES TO Hartman, E. et al [Netherlands] AND PAIN PERCEPTION Matute-Llorente, A. et al [Spain] A STANDARDIZED EXERCISE PROGRAM PP-PM08-2 PP-PM23-3 Brazo-Sayavera, J. et al [Spain] PP-PM08-11 PP-PM01-4 INDOORS VS. NATURAL ENVIRONMENT: POSTURE OF BOYS AS A RESULT OF EFFECTS OF ENDURANCE EXERCISE ON MEASUREMENT OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY EFFECTS OF AN EXERCISE PROGRAM IN PP-PM17-2 PRELIMINARY RESULTS FROM A PILOT WATER GYMNASTICS AND SWIMMING MUSCULAR SIZE AND NEUROTROPHIN IN YOUNGSTERS: INFLUENCE OF OBESITY ADOLESCENTS WITH DOWN SYNDROME A 16-WEEK AEROBIC INTERVAL TRAINING STUDY. PART II: MOTIVATION TO Torlakovic, A. et al [Bosnia and IN SENESCENCE-ACCELERATED MICE AND ACCELEROMETER PLACEMENT Greguol, M. et al [Brazil] PROGRAM IMPROVES HEALTH RELATED EXERCISE Herzegovina]
48 18th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Thursday, June 27th, 2013 15:00 - 16:00
ELBOW FLEXORS AMONG 9-10 AND PP-PM34 Physiology MIDDLE AND OLDER ADULTS. OF THE MALE ATHLETE’S HEART RUNNING RACE? PP-PM66-15 14-15 YEARS OLD BOYS AND 20-25 [PH] 1 Kono, S. et al [Japan] Utomi, V. et al [United Kingdom] Damasceno, M.V. et al [Brazil] INTENSITY DOSE-RESPONSE EFFECTS YEARS OLD MEN PP-PM34-8 PP-PM34-15 PP-PM66-7 ON BONE MINERAL DENSITY AND Nosaka, K. et al [Australia] LECTURE ROOM: AULA INFORMÀTICA 1 THE ERGOGENIC EFFECT OF EFFECTS OF REMOTE ISCHEMIC CAN THE BPAQ PREDICT BONE MINERAL ISOKINETIC STRENGTH IN MIDDLE-AGED PP-PM23-6 Chair(s): OXYGENATION ON HYPOXIA-INDUCED PRECONDITIONING ON HIGH-INTENSITY DENSITY IN MIDDLE-AGED AND OLDER AND ELDERLY ADULTS Lin, L. [Taiwan] THE REDUCTION IN MAXIMAL FORCE Kalliokoski, K. [Finland] CENTRAL FATIGUE DEPENDS LINEARLY CYCLE PERFORMANCE MEN? CAPACITY CAN LIMIT THE TIME TO TASK PONCE GONZÁLEZ, J. [Spain] ON THE PIO2 AND THE IMPROVEMENT Kilding, A.E. et al [New Zealand] Bolam, K. et al [Australia] FAILURE OF A SUSTAINED CONTRACTION IN SAO2 PP-PM66-8 PP-PM80 Training and Abdelmoula, A. et al [Belgium] PP-PM34-1 Losa-Reyna, J. et al [Spain] IMPAIRED IMMUNE FUNCTION AFTER PP-PM66 Training and COMPARABILITY OF ACCELEROMETER- Testing [TT] 15 PP-PM23-7 PP-PM34-9 AND IPAQ-DERIVED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY MILD HYPOTHERMIA AND PROLONGED Testing [TT] 1 IS SPASTICITY EXARCEBATED WITH COLD EXPOSURE THE CLINICAL UTILITY OF AN AND SEDENTARY TIME IN SOUTH ASIAN LECTURE ROOM: AULA ESPORTIVA 1 ACUTE NEUROMUSCULAR FATIGUE IN ACCELEROMETER FOR MEASURING WOMEN Dolci, A. et al [United Kingdom] LECTURE ROOM: AULA RÍTMICA Chair(s): STROKE PATIENTS? HABITUAL PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN Babakus, W.S. et al [United Kingdom] Bishop, D. [Australia] Boudarham, J. et al [France] PP-PM34-2 PATIENTS WITH RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS: Chair(s): ini Orals PP-PM66-9 Wagner, H. [Austria] WHOLE BODY CRYOSTIMULATION AS A LONGITUDINAL STUDY. Seifert, L. [France] PP-PM23-8 EFFICACY OF THE INJURY PREVENTION A DAILY RECOVERY STRATEGY DURING Prioreschi, A. et al [South Africa] Ritzmann, R. [Germany] PP-PM80-1 EFFECTS OF A ONE-MONTH MUSCLE PROGRAM ’11 +’ ON ANTERIOR INTENSIFIED TRAINING IN ELITE-LEVEL EVALUATION OF A NEW FORCE/ OVERLOAD ON THE MEDIAL PP-PM34-10 PP-PM66-1 CRUCIATE LIGAMENT INJURY RISK FOR SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING VELOCITY TEST AND ITS RELATION TO GASTROCNEMIUS MOTONEURONS OXYGENATION AND NEUROMUSCULAR EFFECTS OF A PRE-EXERCISE ADOLESCENT FEMALE SOCCER PLAYERS. Schaal, K. et al [France] MUSCLE MASS AND AGE CATEGORY IN Haluszka, A. et al [Poland] RESPONSES DURING SIMULATED GLYCOGEN REDUCTION PROTOCOL ON Saho, Y. et al [Japan] HANDBALL. PP-PM34-3 UPWIND SAILING EXERCISE ON A LASER NEUROMUSCULAR RESPONSES DURING PP-PM23-9 PP-PM66-10 Sánchez, A. et al [Spain] 6 WEEKS OF HIGH INTENSE INTERVAL ERGOMETER MAXIMAL ECCENTRIC KNEE EXTENSIONS MUSCLE FATIGUE FOLLOWING THE RELIABILITY OF TWO DIFFERENT TRAINING IMPROVES MITOCHONDRIAL Callewaert, M. et al [Belgium] Gavin, J.P. et al [United Kingdom] PP-PM80-2 SUSTAINED CONTRACTIONS WITH SPRINT TESTS PERFORMED ON A NON- RESPIRATORY CAPACITY BUT NOT TRANSMISSION OF PLATFORM IDENTICAL TORQUE-TIME INTEGRAL PP-PM34-11 PP-PM66-2 MOTORIZED TREADMILL
INEFC-Barcelona/Spain, 26-29 JUNE 2013 49 Mini Oral Sessions
PP-PM80-7 PP-BN01-1 ENGAGEMENT CONDITIONS PP-SH22-4 PP-BN10 Coaching [CO] 1 PP-BN10-9 RELIABILITY OF DIFFERENT JUMP AND SPECIFIC MUSCLE-TENDON Cazzola, D. et al [United Kingdom] LESSONS FROM THE LONDON OLYMPICS: THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN BASEBALL LECTURE ROOM: AULA PP2 MAXIMAL STRENGTH TESTS ARCHITECTURE IN ELITE KENIYAN PP-BN01-10 ATHLETICS, SWIMMING AND HOME ATHLETES’ PERFORMANCE EVALUATION Westphal, M. et al [Germany] DISTANCE RUNNERS VALIDITY OF A TWO-DIMENSIONAL NATION MEDAL ADVANTAGE Chair(s): AND PSYCHOLOGICAL ADAPTATION TO PP-PM80-8 Kunimasa, Y. et al [Japan] MOTION ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE FOR Stefani, R. [United States] Tessitore, A. [Italy] UNIVERSITY BASEBALL TEAMS Shimizu, Y. et al [Japan] ARE CHANGES IN BODY COMPOSITION PP-BN01-2 QUANTIFYING DYNAMIC KNEE VALGUS PP-SH22-5 Chow, J. [Singapore] ASSOCIATED WITH JUMPING HEIGHT IMITATION IN ADULTS WITH AUTISM DURING SINGLE LEG DROP LANDING THE CIRCUS IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION: A PP-BN10-1 AND STRENGTH OVER A SEASON SPECTRUM CONDITIONS: THE EFFECTS Kagaya, Y. et al [Japan] PORTRAIT OF PRODUCTION AVAILABLE THE USE OF THE ADIDAS MICOACH TO PP-SH25 Misc. topics 2 IN NATIONAL LEVEL BASKETBALL, OF SOCIAL MODULATION AND MOTOR PP-BN01-11 IN THE MAGAZINE PHYSIQUE ET QUANTIFY THE PHYSIOLOGICAL LOAD HANDBALL, AND VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS? ABILITY THE NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF NASAL ÉDUCATION SPORT / FRANCE OF HIGH-LEVEL BASKETBALL GAMES LECTURE ROOM: AULA PS1 Silva, A.M. et al [Portugal] Andrew, M. et al [United Kingdom] PROTECTOR FOR SPORTS ACTIVITIES Duprat, R. et al [Brazil] Moreno, D. et al [Spain] Chair(s): PP-PM80-9 PP-BN01-3 Granero, R. et al [Brazil] PP-SH22-6 PP-BN10-2 Torregrosa, M. [Spain] SPRINT AND AGILITY PERFORMANCE IN INFLUENCE OF GENDER ON CORE PP-BN01-12 ANALYSIS OF SET FOR UNDER-19, EFFECT OF APPLICATION OF PP-SH25-1 YOUNG FEMALE SOCCER PLAYERS STABILITY STRATEGIES DURING LATERAL ANALYSIS OF SPINE MOVEMENT IN UNDER-21 AND ELITE MALE BEACH PREPARATORY MOVEMENTS AND COMPUTER-BASEDM MUSCLE i Mathisen, G. [Norway] REACTIVE JUMPS TRIATHLON WITH RESPECT TO BACK VOLLEYBALL ACCORDING TO PLAYER ACTIONS BEFORE SHOOTING ON THE DYSMORPHIA ASSESSMENT PP-PM80-10 Weltin, E. et al [Germany] PAIN ROLE ACCURACY OF FREE THROWS González-Martí, I. et al [Spain] Medeiros, A. et al [Portugal] Kreivyte, R. [Lithuania] THE RELATIVE AGE EFFECT IN ENGLISH PP-BN01-4 Felker, K. et al [Germany] PP-SH25-2 LOWER-LEAGUE YOUTH SOCCER INVESTIGATE THE ELBOW JOINT PP-BN01-13 PP-SH22-7 PP-BN10-3 THE EFFECT OF AERODYNAMIC DRAG PLAYERS: A PRELIMINARY CROSS- LOADING DURING WII BOXING SPORTS RISK FACTORS OF KNEE INJURY DURING RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY OF JUDGING UNDERSTANDING THE FEINT IN IN THE SERVICE SPEED OF HIGH-LEVEL SECTIONAL STUDY GAME CROSSOVER AND CUTTING MANEUVER ARTISTRY ON BALANCE BEAM AT WORLD FOOTBALL – QUANTIFYING FOR MEN’S VOLLEYBALL. Lovell, R. et al [Australia] Hung, S.P. et al [Taiwan] IN FEMALE BASKETBALL ATHLETES CHAMPIONSHIP IN TOKIO 2011 TRAINING Peña, J. et al [Spain] Bucar Pajek, M. et al [Slovenia] Lopes, H. et al [Portugal] PP-PM80-11 PP-BN01-5 Lee, H. et al [Taiwan] PP-SH25-3 MiniOPTIMISATION OF THE STIMULATION TRANSTIBIAL AMPUTEES FAVOUR THE OralsPP-SH22-8 PP-BN10-4 PRACTICALITY OF A TENNIS SIMULATOR PARAMETERS FOR FES TRAINING: A INTACT LIMB WHEN LANDING FROM A ESTIMATION OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY PP-SH22 Sport Statistics COMMUNICATION AND MOTIVATION IN FOR PLAYER IMPROVEMENT PRELIMINARY STUDY ON ABLE-BODIED COUNTERMOVEMENT JUMP ENERGY EXPENDITURE IN CHILDREN THE COACH-ATHLETE RELATIONSHIP Viney, M. et al [Australia] SUBJECTS Strike, S. et al [United Kingdom] and Analyses [SA] 1 DURING SIMULATED FREE-LIVING Imrik, L. [Norway] PP-SH25-4 Deley, G. et al [France] PP-BN01-6 ACTIVITIES: PRECISION OF THE LECTURE ROOM: AULA PP1 ACTIHEART SENSOR PP-BN10-5 TACTICAL ANALYSIS IN FOOTBALL. PP-PM80-12 CHANGES IN THE LENGTH-RATE OF Chair(s): Innerd, A.L. et al [United Kingdom] ESTIMATING THE BASKETBALL WINNING T-PATTERNS RELATED TO COUNTER- THE INFLUENCE OF UNILATERAL FORCE DEVELOPMENT RELATIONSHIP Hopkins, W. [New Zealand] FACTORS FROM PLAYERS RECORDS AND ATTACK TRAINING ON CROSS EDUCATION AND AFTER ISOMETRIC EXERCISE AT A LONG PP-SH22-9 GAME STRATEGIES Barbosa, A. et al [Portugal] ASYMMETRY IN USE OF LIMBS IN YOUNG MUSCLE LENGTH PP-SH22-1 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN REGIONAL AND Choi, D. [Korea, South] BASKETBALL PLAYERS Philippou, A. et al [Greece] ANALYSIS ON THE MATCH PHYSICAL WHOLE-BODY COMPOSITION TO ONE PP-SH25-5 PP-BN10-6 THE SCORING SKILLS THAT DETERMINE Cvorovic, A. et al [Serbia] PP-BN01-7 DEMAND CHARACTERISTICS OF CHINESE MAXIMAL WEIGHT-LIFT PERFORMANCE <1RM> ATTACKING IN FOOTBALL: POSSIBLE THE FINAL OUTCOME OF VOLLEYBALL PP-PM80-13 EVALUATION OF ACL INJURY RISK ELITE MALE FIELD HOCKEY PLAYERS Hongyou, L. et al [Spain] Pessôa Filho, D. et al [Brazil] STRATEGIES TO STOP WASTING HIGH LEVEL IN SENIOR MEN’S WORLD ENERGY COST AT VO2MAX SWIMMING FACTORS IN YOUNG FEMALE HANDBALL OPPORTUNITIES LEAGUE 2011 INTENSITY: COMPARISON BETWEEN PLAYERS PP-SH22-2 PP-SH22-10 Vicente, A. et al [Portugal] João, P.V. et al [Portugal] METHODS Domínguez-Castrillo, Ó. et al [Spain] EFFECTS OF LOW-VOLUME HIGH- THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE DIRECT PP-BN10-7 PP-SH25-6 Fernandes, R.J. et al [Portugal] PP-BN01-8 INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING ON AND INDIRECT MEASURMENT OF VO2MAX IN THE 20-M SHUTTLE RUN RUNNING A TEAM IS LIKE LAYING A A CASE STUDY OF A TOTAL SUPPORT INDIVIDUALLY SHAPED FORCE- CARDIORESPIRATORY FITNESS IN ADULTS: TEST AMONG A GROUP OF ADOLESCENT PUZZLE – COACHES’ EXPERIENCES OF SYSTEM FOR THE ACTIVATION OF YOUTH VELOCITY RELATIONS EFFECT MUSCLE A META-ANALYSIS OF CONTROLLED AND PP-BN01 Biomechanics BOYS LIVING IN THE NORTH WEST WOMEN´S ICE HOCKEY SPORTS IN MEDIUM-SIZED CITIES STRESS DURING ISOKINETIC LEG PRESS NON-CONTROLLED TRIALS. PROVINCE OF SOUTH AFRICA – PAHL Henriksson, T. et al [Sweden] Kim, S.H. et al [Korea, South] [BM] 1 MOVEMENTS WITH MVC Taylor, K. et al [United Kingdom] STUDY Penasso, H. et al [Austria] PP-BN10-8 PP-SH25-7 LECTURE ROOM: AULA ESPORTIVA 2 PP-SH22-3 Pienaar, C. et al [South Africa] QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS ON FACTORS INFLUENCING DECISION THE RUGBY ATTACK ASSESSMENT Chair(s): PP-BN01-9 MAKING DURING THE FAST-BREAK IN INSTRUMENT
50 18th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Thursday, June 27th, 2013 15:00 - 16:00
PP-SH25-8 PP-SH08-7 ATTITUDES AND EXPERIENCES PP-SH20 Sport PP-SH20-9 EFFECT OF RESISTANCE TRAINING THE USE OF MINDFULNESS IN SPORT Nasri, K. et al [Spain] Management [SP] 1 SWIMMING POOLS AND CHEMICAL ON BDNF EXPRESSION AND MUSCLE PSYCHOLOGY: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW PP-SH18-2 TREATMENTS OF WATER: A QUALITATIVE QUALITY IN TYPE 2 DIABETIC SKELETAL Sole, S. et al [Spain] GENDER DIFFERENCES IN SPANISH LECTURE ROOM: SALA PROFESSORAT 2 VISION FOR MAINTENANCE MANAGERS MUSCLE PP-SH08-8 ONLINE SPORTS NEWSPAPERS Chair(s): Fernández-Luna, A. et al [Spain] Song, W. et al [Korea, South] OPINIONS AND PERCEPTIONS OF POLICY Schiefer, M. et al [Spain] Knoppers, A. [Netherlands] PP-SH20-10 MAKERS TOWARDS PROMOTION OF PP-SH18-3 WHAT IS THE ROLE OF THE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY PP-SH20-1 STAKEHOLDERS IN DECISION MAKING? PP-SH08 Psychology MEDIATED GENDER RELATIONS SEGMENTING THE SPECTATORS OF Pietrantoni, L. et al [Italy] IN A GENDER MIXED SPORT – EVIDENCE FROM A FOOTBALL CLUB [PS] 1 THE 23RD MEN’S HANDBALL WORLD Miragaia, D. et al [Portugal] PP-SH08-9 REPRESENTATIONS OF GENDER IN CHAMPIONSHIP SPAIN 2013 LECTURE ROOM: AULA PS2 THE PHENOMENON OF DOPING FROM EQUESTRIAN SPORTS DURING THE Garcia, P. [Spain] PP-SH20-11 THE PERSPECTIVE OF THE SPANISH OLYMPIC GAMES IN 2012 EVALUATION OF INTERNATIONAL YOUTH Chair(s): PP-SH20-2 Tenenbaum, G. [United States] OLYMPIC CYCLING NATIONAL TEAMS Hellborg, A. et al [Sweden] VOLLEYBALL PERFORMANCE CENTRES Morente-Sánchez, J. et al [Spain] THE COVERAGE OF HANDBALL NEWS IN Rath, G. et al [Austria] ini OralsPP-SH18-4 TURKISH PRINT MEDIA: A CASE STUDY PP-SH08-1 WORKING MEMORY CAPACITY AS PP-SH08-10 GENDER INEQUALITY AND DEMAND FOR IN ESKISEHIR PP-SH20-12 CONTROLLED ATTENTION IN SPORTS PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS TOWARD WOMEN’S SPORT: UNIFIED GERMANY AS Celiksoy, S. et al [Turkey] HOW SPAIN IS ADAPTING THE SPORTS Furley, P. et al [Germany] TO DOPING AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE IN A NATURAL EXPERIMENT TRAINING TECHNICIAN EUROPEAN IRANIAN ELITE ATHELETS Meier, H.E. et al [Germany] PP-SH20-3 MODEL PP-SH08-2 Same-Siahkalroodi, L. et al [Iran] GALES OF LAUGHTER FROM SCHOOL Segui, J. et al [Spain] THE PARADOX OF TRAUMA AND PP-SH18-5 SPORTS MANAGEMENT PERSPECTIVE PSYCHOLOGICAL GROWTH: EXAMINING PP-SH08-11 EQUALITY AT STAKE: THE
INEFC-Barcelona/Spain, 26-29 JUNE 2013 51 Mini Oral Sessions
PP-PM29-6 Nielsen, J. [Denmark] PP-PM36-9 Posthumus, M. [South Africa] HEALTHY WOMEN Friday, June 28th, Hayashi, K. et al [Japan] EFFECT OF DEHYDRATION ON PP-PM36-1 ACUTE CARDIOVASCULAR RESPONSES PP-PM41-1 BASKETBALL SKILL PERFORMANCE IN TO RESISTANCE AND AEROBIC BLOOD- EFFECT OF AEROBIC EXERCISE IN THE SAME EQUATION CAN BE USED PP-PM41-10 2013 FEMALE PLAYERS FLOW RESTRICTION EXERCISE SKELETAL MUSCLE REVASCULARIZATION FOR BOTH SEXES TO PREDICT RESTING ASSESSMENT OF HEART RATE, Brandenburg, J. [Canada] Warmington, S.A. et al [Australia] AND FIBER TYPE CHANGES. ENERGY EXPENDITURE IN JAPANESE PULMONARY AND MUSCULAR V’O2- PP-PM29-7 Moretto, D. et al [Portugal] PP-PM36-10 ATHLETES KINETICS OF UPPER AND LOWER BODY 14:00 - 15:00 BEER AS A SPORTS DRINK? BRIEF CYCLING EXERCISE DOES NOT Murata, H. et al [Japan] EXERCISE DURING DYNAMIC MODERATE PP-PM36-2 MANIPULATING BEER’S INGREDIENTS TO ALTER THE COMPLIANCE OF SUPERFICIAL WORK RATE CHANGES PERCEIVED EXERTION DURING DIFFERENT PP-PM41-2 REPLACE LOST FLUID. AND DEEP VEINS IN RESTING UPPER Drescher, U. et al [Germany] SET CONFIGURATIONS IN BENCH PRESS INFLUENCE OF REGULAR TRAINING ON Desbrow, B. et al [Australia] ARM PP-PM29 Nutrition [NU] 3 AND ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH BLOOD RESPIRATORY SYSTEM ADAPTATION PP-PM41-11 Ooue, A. et al [Japan] LECTURE ROOM: PAVELLÓ SINTÈTIC PP-PM29-8 PRESSURE AND POWER OUTPUT Mitic, N. et al [Serbia] SYMMETRIC CARDIOVASCULAR EFFECT OF ARGI+ AND MULTI MACA Mayo, X. et al [Spain] PP-PM36-11 DYNAMICS GENERATE ASYMMETRIC Chair(s): PP-PM41-3 FOOD SUPPLEMENTS ON SPORTSMEN’S BLOOD FLOW RESTRICTED LOW-LOAD RESPIRATORY V’O2 RESPONSES TO ON- PP-PM36-3 YOGA PRACTICE HAS MINOR INFLUENCE Platen, P. [Germany] PHYSICAL AND FUNCTIONAL CAPACITY RESISTANCE EXERCISE INDUCES TYPE AND OFF-STEP CHANGES IN WORKLOAD SEX AND AGE DIFFERENCES ON LIPID ON RESPIRATORY FUNCTION AT REST IN Mi Raastad, T. [Norway] Milasius, K. et al [Lithuania] 1 FIBRE SPECIFIC CHANGES IN HEAT Hoffmann, U. et al [Germany] PROFILE CHANGES AFTER INTERVENTION MEN AND WOMEN SHOCK PROTEINS AND GLYCOGEN PP-PM29-1 PP-PM29-9 OF WEIGHT LOSS: THE PRONAF STUDY. Zaicenkoviene, K. et al [Lithuania] PP-PM41-12 CONTENT IN HUMAN SKELETAL MUSCLE A COMPARISON OF TECHNIQUES TO FLUID INTAKE HABITS AMONG Romero Moraleda, B. et al [Spain] GROUND’S SLOPE AFFECTS THE Cumming, K.T. et al [Norway] PP-PM41-4 INDICATE ACUTE HYDRATION STATUS BRAZILIAN HIGH-SCHOOL WRESTLERS VENTILATORY EFFICIENCY IN PP-PM36-4 PEAK VO2 IN YOUNG SWIMMERS AND THE EFFECT OF SAMPLE STORAGE Capitani, C.D. et al [Brazil] PP-PM36-12 SKYRUNNERS DURING A RACE REDUCTIONS IN RESTING BLOOD DURING A TREADMILL INCREMENTAL ON MEASUREMENTS TEMPORARY IMPACT OF BLOOD SIMULATION AT ALTITUDE PP-PM29-10 PRESSURE AFTER ISOMETRIC EXERCISE TEST UNTIL EXHAUSTION Carter, J.M. et al [United Kingdom] DONATION ON PHYSICAL Mandolesi, G. et al [Italy] ’EFFECTS BETWEEN A DRINK MILK AND TRAINING ARE NOT RELATED TO SHEAR Rodrigues Ferreira, M.A. et al [Portugal] PERFORMANCE AND HAEMATOLOGICAL PP-PM29-2 ISOTONIC IN REHYDRATION AFTER STRESS. PP-PM41-13 PARAMETERS IN WOMEN PP-PM41-5 EFFECTS OF PREVIOUS INGESTION OF EXERCISE’ Smith, J. et al [United Kingdom] EFFECTS OF VARYING RAMP PROTOCOLS MiniCOCONUT WATER ON FLUID BALANCE OralsStangerup, I. et al [Denmark] PEAK VO2 AND PEAK POWER OUTPUT Astudillo, S. et al [Chile] ON PEAK POWER AND MAXIMAL PP-PM36-5 IN YOUNG SOCCER PLAYERS AND PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE IN THE PP-PM36-13 OXYGEN CONSUMPTION: A VALIDATION PP-PM29-11 GREATER VISCOSITY AND SMALLER Rodrigues Ferreira, M.A. et al [Portugal] HEAT EFFECT OF KINESIOLOGY TAPE ON OF MORTON’S MODEL BODY COMPOSITION CHANGES AND ELASTICITY OF CENTRAL ARTERY IN Laitano, O. et al [Brazil] FOREARM BLOOD FLOW PP-PM41-6 Ferretti, G. et al [Italy] EATING BEHAVIOR IN RECREATIONAL RESISTANCE-TRAINED YOUNG MEN Woodward, K.A. et al [United Kingdom] DIVING RESPONSE IN ELITE DIVERS AFTER PP-PM29-3 MALE IRONMAN TRIATHLETES Kawano, H. et al [Japan] PP-PM41-14 A ONE-WEEK DIET AND OVERNIGHT INTAKE OF MACRONUTRIENTS AND Ghiani, G. et al [Italy] PP-PM36-14 A COMPARISON OF THE PHYSIOLOGICAL PP-PM36-6 FASTING FLUIDS DURING AN ULTRA-ENDURANCE EFFECT OF BLOOD FLOW RESPONSES TO MAXIMAL OXYGEN PP-PM29-12 7 DAYS ISCHEMIC PRECONDITONING Marongiu, E. et al [Italy] BICYCLE RACE: AN OBSERVATIONAL RESTRICTION TIMING IN ENHANCING UPTAKE TESTS ON MOTORISED AND FOOD DISORDERS IN ATHLETES OVER IMPROVES LOCAL AND SYSTEMIC FIELD STUDY INTRAMUSCULAR METABOLIC STRESS PP-PM41-7 NON-MOTORISED TREADMILLS 10 YEARS OLD OF ANTIOQUIA SKATING ENDOTHELIAL FUNCTION AND Konrad, M. et al [Austria] DURING RESISTANCE EXERCISE CARDIORESPIRATORY RESPONSES Evans, W.J. et al [United Kingdom] AND GYMNASTIC LEAGUES, COLOMBIA MICROCIRCULATION IN HEALTHY Okita, K. et al [Japan] IN EXHAUSTIVE TANDEM-BICYCLE PP-PM29-4 Quiroz, O. [Colombia] HUMANS PP-PM41-15 ERGOMETER EXERCISE POST-EXERCISE REHYDRATION: EFFECT Jones, H. et al [United Kingdom] PP-PM36-15 AN INNOVATIVE PROCEDURE FOR THE PP-PM29-13 Onodera, S. et al [Japan] OF BEER CONSUMPTION ON FLUID BETA-ALANINE IMPROVES JUMP ANALYSIS OF V’O2 KINETICS WITHOUT WEIGHT LOSS PRACTICES OF GERMAN PP-PM36-7 BALANCE PERFORMANCE AND AFFECTS ENERGY PP-PM41-8 DATA PRE-TREATMENT ATHLETES IN OLYMPIC WEIGHT CLASS ACUTE RESPONSES OF HEART RATE Wijnen, A. et al [Netherlands] METABOLISM DURING HIGH INTENSITY THE COMPARISON OF ACUTE RESPONSE Bringard, A. [Switzerland] SPORTS VARIABILITY AFTER BLOOD FLOW EXERCISE IN JUNIOR ALPINE SKIERS OF LUNG FUNCTION INDICES TO PP-PM29-5 Braun, H. et al [Germany] RESTRICTION EXERCISE Vogt, M. et al [Switzerland] AEROBIC AND ANAEROBIC EXERCISES IN EFFECT OF GREEN TEA EXTRACTS Chacon-Mikahil, M.P. et al [Brazil] SUPPLEMENTATION ON FATTY ACID AIR POLLUTION PP-PM47 Physiology OXIDATION AND MOLECULAR PP-PM36-8 Alibakhshi, E. et al [Spain] [PH] 14 PP-PM36 Physiology PP-PM41 Physiology MECHANISM INVOLVED IN GLYCOGEN EFFECTS OF ENDURANCE TRAINING ON PP-PM41-9 [PH] 3 THE INTERNAL CAROTID AND VERTEBRAL LECTURE ROOM: AULA MAGNA 2 SYNTHESIS IN EXERCISED HUMAN [PH] 8 HIGHER CARDIORESPIRATORY FITNESS ARTERY BLOOD FLOW RESPONSES TO Chair(s): SKELETAL MUSCLE LECTURE ROOM: SALA D’ACTES ATTENUATES ARTERIAL STIFFENING GRADED DYNAMIC EXERCISE LECTURE ROOM: AULA MAGNA 1 Cheng, I.S. et al [Taiwan] Chair(s): ASSOCIATED WITH THE ESTROGEN Kalliokoski, K. [Finland] Yoneya, M. et al [Japan] Chair(s): Kenney, W. [United States] RECEPTOR-BETA POLYMORPHISM IN Blazevich, A. [Australia] Willems, M. [United Kingdom]
52 18th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Friday, June 28th, 2013 14:00 - 15:00
PP-PM47-1 PP-PM47-9 PP-PM55-4 Klissouras , V. [Greece] PP-PM59-10 PP-PM65-5 PHYSIOLOGICAL ADAPTATIONS OF SHORT-TERM EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT THE EFFECT OF ENDURANCE TRAINING PP-PM59-1 FLUID INTAKE AND SWEAT RATE OF DIURNAL PROFILES OF PEDOMETER- AN 8-WEEK RECREATIONAL SOCCER HIGH-INTENSITY INTERVAL EXERCISE IN A GROUP OF CARDIAC PATIENTS YOUNG ELITE BASKETBALL PLAYERS DETERMINED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN SOMATOTYPING OF THE SWISS JUNIOR PRACTICE AND RUNNING TRAINING IN PROTOCOLS IN ADULTS ALSO PERFORMING STRENGTH Vukasinovic Vesic, M. et al [Serbia] OLDER PRIMARY HEALTH CARE PATIENTS AND ELITE NATIONAL JUDO TEAM - A UNTRAINED WOMEN Wiewelhove, T. et al [Germany] TRAINING. Bloch, A. et al [Germany] DESCRIPTIVE STUDY PP-PM59-11 Ortiz, J.G. et al [Brazil] Sveen, O. et al [Norway] PP-PM47-10 Clijsen, R. et al [Switzerland] BENEFICIAL EFFECTS OF EXERCISE PP-PM65-6 PP-PM47-2 MENSTRUAL CYCLE PHASES EFFECTS ON PP-PM55-5 TRAINING IN CHILDHOOD-ONSET TIME OF DAY, ENVIRONMENT PP-PM59-2 LACTATE TURN POINTS, CRITICAL ANAEROBIC POWER AND REACTION THE EFFECT OF STRENGTH TRAINING IN SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS LUMINOSITY AND PHYSICAL EXERCISE SPORT SPECIFIC ADAPTATIONS IN LACTATE CLEARANCE AND CONSTANT TIMES A GROUP OF CARDIAC PATIENTS ALSO Roschel, H. et al [Brazil] ON INFLAMMATORY PARAMETERS OF THE SHOULDER IN ADOLESCENT ELITE LOAD CYCLE ERGOMETER EXERCISE Aras, D. et al [Turkey] PERFORMING ENDURANCE TRAINING. SWIMMING RATS HANDBALL PLAYERS. A RANDOMIZED PP-PM59-12 Hofmann, P. et al [Austria] Hanssen, K. [Norway] Beck, W. et al [Brazil] PP-PM47-11 CONTROLLED TRIAL ACL INJURY RISK IN FEMALE BASKETBALL PP-PM47-3 BETA-ALANINE SUPPLEMENTATION PP-PM55-6 Asker, M. et al [Sweden] PLAYERS DURING MATURATION PP-PM65-7 IS THERE A RELATION BETWEEN AFFECTS SUPRAMAXIMAL EXERCISE EFFECT OF WATER IMMERSION IN PP-PM59-3 Otsuki, R. et al [Japan] EFFECTS OF LOW-INTENSITY PULSED CHANGES IN TRAINING PERFORMANCE METABOLISM BUT NOT INTERVAL PATIENTS WITH STABLE CARDIAC DISEASE ULTRASOUND EXPOSURE ON SKELETAL ini OralsAWARENESS OF GENITAL EXAMINATION PP-PM59-13 AND AEROBIC OR ANAEROBIC CAPACITY TRAINING EFFECTIVENESS Saito, K. et al [Japan] MUSCLE REGENERATION AFTER IN MALE ELITE SOCCER PLAYERS EFFECTS OF ROPE JUMPING ON DURING TWO-WEEK HIGH-INTENSITY Gross, M. [Switzerland] CARDIOTOXIN-INDUCED DAMAGE IN PP-PM55-7 Mónaco, M. et al [Spain] PHYSICAL FITNESS IN CHILDREN WITH INTERVAL TRAINING? THE MOUSE MODEL. PP-PM47-12 BLOOD FLOW RESTRICTED TRAINING ADHD Koivumäki, M. et al [Finland] PP-PM59-4 Sakamoto, M. et al [Japan] MAXIMAL MEAN POWER OF TRACK AND IMPROVES MUSCLE POWER AND GAIT Lin, W.S. et al [Taiwan] WAIST CIRCUMFERENCE IS A BETTER PP-PM47-4 ROAD SPRINT CYCLISTS DURING WORLD SPEED IN A 74 YEAR-OLD MALE WITH PP-PM65-8 PREDICTOR OF MOTOR ABILITY IN EXHAUSTIVE CYCLING EXERCISE CLASS RACES SPORADIC INCLUSION BODY MYOSITIS: DIFFERENTIAL SENSORI-MOTOR KINDERGARTNERS THAN BMI TERMINATES EARLIER FOLLOWING PRIOR Menaspà, P. et al [Australia] A CASE REPORT PP-PM65 Sports Medicine MODULATIONS ON THE LOAD Hoffmann, S. et al [Germany] UPPER BODY EXERCISE DESPITE LESS Jørgensen, A.N. et al [Denmark] [SM] 9 COMPLIANCE DURING MAINTAINING QUADRICEPS MUSCLE FATIGUE PP-PM59-5 CONSTANT FINGER FORCE OR POSITION PP-PM55-8 Johnson, M. et al [United Kingdom] PP-PM55 Rehabilitation BASKETBALL TRAINING EFFECTS ON LECTURE ROOM: AULA MAGNA 5 Kirimoto, H. et al [Japan] HIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF PP-PM47-5 [RE] 2
INEFC-Barcelona/Spain, 26-29 JUNE 2013 53 Mini Oral Sessions
PROGENITOR CELLS LIBERATION IN TO ASSESS BODY MASS INDEX IN OF FRENCH ELDERLY PP-PM09-10 PROGRESSIVE AND MAXIMAL RUNNING PP-PM24-3 PATIENTS WHO SUFFERED A TRAUMATIC PHYSICALLY ACTIVE ADULTS Leprêtre, P.M. et al [France] DOES FITNESS LEVEL INFLUENCE TEST. EFFECT OF A 103-KM MOUNTAIN TRAIL- BRAIN INJURY Theodoropoulou, E. et al [Greece] PP-PM09-2 URINARY INCONTINENCE
54 18th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Friday, June 28th, 2013 14:00 - 15:00
PP-PM24-11 PP-PM69-5 HANDBALL PLAYERS PP-PM75-6 ONLY TRAINING WITH CHILDREN PP-BN03-1 UNILATERAL LEG PRESS FATIGUE VALIDITY OF PEAK V’O2 AFTER A Raeder, C. et al [Germany] ACUTE EFFECTS OF STATIC STRETCHING Chaouachi, A. et al [Tunisia] THE USE OF SOFTBALLS AS TEACHING INFLUENCES INTRACORTICAL MAXIMAL 400-M FREE SWIMMING TEST PP-PM69-13 ON PLANTAR FLEXORS MUSCULAR AND PP-PM81-3 METHOD OF TENNIS EXCITABILITY IN NONEXERCISED HAND USING A NEW MODEL BASED ON POST- ANALYSIS AND COMPARISON OF TENDINOUS STIFFNESS LOW- AND HIGH-VOLUME STRENGTH Dorst, L.M. et al [Brazil] MUSCLES EXERCISE MEASUREMENTS AND HEART LACTATE AND ANAEROBIC THRESHOLDS Babault, N. et al [France] TRAINING INDUCES SIMILAR PP-BN03-2 Takahashi, K. et al [Japan] RATE KINETICS OF PROFESSIONAL AND ELITE CYCLISTS PP-PM75-7 NEUROMUSCULAR ADAPTATION AND TEMPORAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE Chaverri, D. et al [Spain] PP-PM24-12 IN A 20-WEEK PERIOD EFFECT OF SPEED TRAINING IN YOUTH IMPROVEMENT ON MUSCLE QUALITY IN EMG PATTERNS DURING CYCLING EFFECT OF PRESSURE INTENSITY OF PP-PM69-6 Garcia, I. et al [Spain] SOCCER PLAYERS ELDERLY WOMEN. USING DIFFERENT ANGLE SCALE GRADUATED ELASTIC COMPRESSION THE EFFECTS OF A SINGLE INTAKE PP-PM69-14 Mathisen, G. [Norway] Pinto, R.S. et al [Brazil] NORMALIZATION METHODS TIGHT ON MUSCLE FATIGUE DURING OF POLYPHENOLS EXTRACTS® ON THE ACUTE EFFECT OF WHOLE BODY PP-PM75-8 PP-PM81-4 Fonda, B. et al [United Kingdom] RUNNING EXERCISE ENDURANCE AND RECOVERY VIBRATION ON REPEATED SHUTTLE- TRAINING EFFECT ON ROS MECHANICAL DETERMINANTS OF PP-BN03-3 Miyamoto, N. et al [Japan] IN HEALTHY SUBJECTS: A CONTROLLED, RUNNING IN YOUNG SOCCER PLAYERS PRODUCTION PROFILE IN MASTER ACCELERATION AND MAXIMAL COMPARISON OF MORPHOLOGICAL RANDOMIZED, CROSS-OVER, DOUBLE- Padulo, J. et al [Italy] SWIMMERS DETERMINED BY ELECTRON SPRINTING SPEED IN HIGHLY TRAINED CHARACTERISTICS OF HIGH-RANK BLIND STUDY VERSUS PLACEBO PARAMAGNETIC RESONANCE
INEFC-Barcelona/Spain, 26-29 JUNE 2013 55 Mini Oral Sessions
PENALTY THROW. PP-BN06-2 PP-BN06-10 EDUCATION PP-SH04 Physical PP-SH04-8 Serrien, B. et al [Belgium] THE LUMBAR SPINE HAS AN INTRINSIC SUBJECTIVE MONITORING TOOL FOR Götz, J.K. et al [Germany] Education and Pedagogics THE JOINT ACTIVITY IN A TEACHING PP-BN03-10 SHAPE THAT IS MAINTAINED LOWER LIMB COMFORT AMONG PP-BN11-4 AND LEARNING SEQUENCE OF RUGBY. A DETERMINATION OF THE FRICTION THROUGHOUT FLEXION AND HABITUALLY SHOD RUNNERS DURING RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BODY MASS [PP] 2 DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS EXTENSION A MINIMALIST SHOE TRANSITION López-Ros, V. et al [Spain] COEFFICIENT OF CROSS COUNTRY SKIS INDEX AND PHYSICAL FITNESS IN LECTURE ROOM: AULA PS1 ON A NOVEL LINEAR TRIBOMETER Pavlova, A.V. et al [United Kingdom] PROGRAMME YOUNG SWIMMERS PP-SH04-9 Venter, R.E. et al [South Africa] Chair(s): Hasler, M. et al [Austria] PP-BN06-3 Kostoulas, I. et al [Greece] “SPORT FOR ALL” SCHOOL PROGRAMME Kirk, D. [United Kingdom] START-UP TIME AND GAIT SPEED OF PP-BN06-11 - A NEW WAY OF ORGANIZING AND PP-BN03-11 PP-BN11-5 Lorente, E. [Spain] BALL-FOOT INTERACTION IN IMPACT OLDER ADULTS DURING LOADED THE EFFECT ON BAREFOOT STANDING RUNNING ECONOMY AND LEG PRACTICING CHILDREN’S SPORT? PHASE OF KNUCKLE SHOT WALKING BALANCE TEST OF WEARING MBT AFTER ANTHROPOMETRY OF ELITE KENYAN PP-SH04-1 Carlman, P. et al [Sweden] Hong, S. et al [Japan] Kong, P. et al [Singapore] 8 WEEKS TRAINING MIDDLE- AND LONG-DISTANCE VALUES IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION PP-SH04-10 Ying Fang, L. et al [Taiwan] CLASSES: DIFFICULTIES FOUND PP-BN03-12 PP-BN06-4 RUNNERS THE SWIMMING FULLY-CLOTHED IN Mooses, M. et al [Estonia] Freire, E. et al [Brazil] BIOMECHANICAL PARAMETERS OF EFFECTS OF STABILITY DEMAND ON THE PP-BN06-12 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS IN JAPAN VERTICAL JUMPS IN VOLLEYBALL POSTURAL CONTROL OF CHRONIC LOW EVALUATION OF RISK FACTORS FOR ACL PP-BN11-6 PP-SH04-2 Fujiwara, MY. et al [Japan] i AND BEACH VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS: BACK PAIN PATIENTS INJURY IN HIGH LEVEL MALE FOOTBALL THE DECISION MAKING COSTS: EFFECTS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS’ PP-SH04-11 Garcia-Gil, M. et al [Spain] PLAYERS COMPERATIVE ANALYSIS IN THE HEART RATE PERCEPTIONS OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION DECISION MAKING PROCESSES Ferrer-Roca, V. et al [Spain] Michalski, R. et al [Poland] PP-BN06-5 Fernando, C. et al [Portugal] COURSE OF PRIMARY SCHOOL PHYSICAL Avsar, Z. et al [Turkey] PP-BN03-13 GAIT ANALYSIS BASED ON A SINGLE PP-BN06-13 PP-BN11-7 EDUCATION TEACHERS TO IMPROVE BETWEEN DECEPTION AND VERIDICALITY: INERTIAL SENSOR: RELIABILITY OF GAIT COMPARISON OF GAIT KINEMATICS OF EXPLORING THE CONSTRAINTS-LED PP-SH04-3 INCLUSION OF FEMALE IMMIGRANTS A PRINCIPAL COMPONENT ANALYSIS ON PARAMETERS ELDERLY PRACTITIONERS OF EXERCISE, TABLE TENNIS TRAINING PROGRAM 15–17 YEARS TEENAGERS THAT Nieva Boza, C. et al [Spain] BASKETBALL PASSES Hamacher, D. et al [Germany] NOT PRACTICING AND NOT-PRACTICING Chuang, K.L. et al [Taiwan] ENGAGED AND NOT ENGAGED IN PP-SH04-12 OBESE Peng, S.E. et al [Taiwan] PP-BN06-6 AFTER SCHOOL ACTIVITIES FEATURES OF INCLUSIVE PHYSICAL EDUCATION IN Dorst, L.M. et al [Brazil] PP-BN11-8 JOINT COUPLING IN GAIT WITH ACTIVE ANXIENTY SERBIA: CURRENT SITUATION AND MiniPP-BN03-14 OralsPROFILE OF TRAINING HABITS OF WORLD Tilindiene, I. [Lithuania] RELATIONS BETWEEN GROUND SUPINATION OR PRONATION OF THE CLASS PROFESSIONAL SURFERS PROSPECTS REACTION FORCES AND THROWING HINDFOOT PP-BN11 Coaching [CO] 2 Moreira, M. et al [Portugal] PP-SH04-4 Djordjic, V. et al [Serbia] Vareka, I. et al [Czech Republic] SLEEPING TIME AND STUDENTS’ PERFORMANCE IN EXPERIENCED AND PP-BN11-9 PP-SH04-13 NOVICE HANDBALL PLAYERS LECTURE ROOM: AULA PP2 PHYSICAL ACTIVITY: IN PHYSICAL PP-BN06-7 EVALUATING THE REBOUND VELOCITY STRONG AND WEAK POINTS IN Boudolos, K. et al [Greece] HOW DO NORMAL PEOPLE WALK: Chair(s): EDUCATION CLASSES, SCHOOL SPORTS PHYSICAL EDUCATION WHEN Tessitore, A. [Italy] OF SQUASH RACQUETS AND EXTRA-CURRICULAR SPORTS PP-BN03-15 INVESTIGATING NORMAL GAIT USING Sharp, G.D. et al [South Africa] ATTENDING TO IMMIGRANT A FORCE APPLIED TREADMILL ON FLAT Stosic, J. [Australia] Botelho, G. et al [Portugal] STUDENTS: THE TEACHER’S VOICE IN A TREADMILL VS OVERGROUND RUNNING. PP-BN11-10 INFLUENCE OF THE EXHAUSTIVE SURFACES PP-BN11-1 PP-SH04-5 MULTICULTURAL SCHOOL Jessel, A. et al [United Kingdom] A LONGITUDINAL EXAMINATION OF Flores Aguilar, G. et al [Spain] RUNNING ON PLANTAR PRESSURE EVALUATION OF EXERCISE PROGRAM: PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND PEER HOW ATHLETES PREPARE, COPE AND Lucas-Cuevas, A.G. et al [Spain] HIGH INTERVAL AEROBIC TRAINING RELATIONSHIPS AT SCHOOL AMONG PP-BN06-8 REFLECT UPON DEVELOPMENT PP-SH04-14 COMBINED WITH SMALL SIDED GAMES FINNISH STUDENTS IN GRADES 4–5 THE INFLUENCE OF GAIT VELOCITY, Algar, L. et al [Ireland] PE TEACHERS’ PERCEPTIONS ON THE GENDER AND AGE ON PLANTAR Rodríguez-Fernández, A. et al [Spain] AND 7–8 SIGNIFICANCE OF CAPACITIES FOR TEAM PP-BN06 Biomechanics PP-BN11-11 Haapala, H. et al [Finland] PRESSURE OF SENIORS UNDER DT PP-BN11-2 AND INDIVIDUAL SPORTS IN 6-8 YEAR CONDITIONS ANTHROPOMETRY AND PHYSICAL OLD HIGH SPORT POTENTIALS [BM] 6 THE DIAGNOSIS IN COMBAT SPORTS PP-SH04-6 Wollesen, B. et al [Germany] PERFORMANCE IN YOUNG Platvoet, S. et al [Netherlands] - THE IDENTIFICATION OF THE COMPARATIVE STUDY REGARDING THE LECTURE ROOM: AULA PP1 SOCCER PLAYERS ACCORDING PP-BN06-9 BODY WEIGHT PLACEMENT IN AN ATTITUDE OF PUPILS IN PRIMARY AND Chair(s): TO THEIR MATURITY STATUS AND EXPERIMENTAL SITUATION SECONDARY SCHOOLS TOWARD THE DIFFERENCES OF STRIDE CHRONOLOGICAL AGE PP-SH09 Psychology Schwameder, H. [Austria] CHARACTERISTICS IN BAREFOOT VERSUS Lopes, H. et al [Portugal] EXTRACURRICULAR SPORTS ACTIVITIES Aranda-Garcia, S. [Spain] Bidaurrazaga, I. et al [Spain] Stanescu, M. et al [Romania] [PS] 2 SHOD SPRINTING AND ITS RELATIONSHIP PP-BN11-3 WITH REACTIVE LEG STRENGTH IN PP-BN11-12 PP-BN06-1 MONITORING THE EFFECT OF PP-SH04-7 LECTURE ROOM: AULA PS2 CHILDREN RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ARMS AND EFFECT OF CUSTOM-MADE AND METHODICAL AND DIDACTICAL ACTION EDUCATION IN VALUES IN PHYSICAL Hasegawa, H. et al [Japan] LEGS ANAEROBIC POWER IN YOUNG Chair(s): PREFABRICATED INSOLES ON ON IMPROVING THE BACKSTROKE EDUCATION CLASSES: ANALYSIS OF A SWIMMERS: EFFECTS OF SEX AND AGE Chroni, S. [Greece] PLANTAR PRESSURE AND KINEMATIC SWIMMING TECHNIQUE AT STUDENTS’ PROJECT FOR THE AUTONOMY OF THE Kostoulas, I. et al [Greece] PARAMERTERS DURING RUNNING STUDENTS Giné-Garriga, M. [Spain] Lucas-Cuevas, A.G. et al [Spain] Molina, F.F. et al [Brazil]
56 18th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Friday, June 28th, 2013 14:00 - 15:00
PP-SH09-1 GAMES: THE IMMEDIATE AND LONG- PP-SH13-5 PP-SH21-1 PP-SH21-10 COMPARING ORGANIZATIONAL TERM AFTERMATH CARDIORESPIRATORY FITNESS IS STATE ECONOMIC REGULATION OF ECO-COUNTERS. STEP-FREQUENCY INTERVENTIONS TO ENHANCE Magnisali, V. et al [United Kingdom] ASSOCIATED WITH COGNITIVE SPORTS IN RUSSIA ANALYSIS FOR THE DESIGN OF A PERFORMANCE IN ELITE SPORT PP-SH09-11 FLEXIBILITY IN PREADOLESCENT Beskrovnaya, V. et al [Russia] SPORTS-TOURIST PATH Wagstaff, C.R.D. et al [United Kingdom] EXAMINING THE DEVELOPMENT CHILDREN PP-SH21-2 Ingles, E. et al [Spain] Kamijo, K. et al [Japan] PP-SH09-2 ENVIRONMENTS OF ELITE YOUTH FEATURES OF SPORTS ORGANIZATION RELATIONSHIP OF SPORT PARTICIPATION SOCCER ACADEMIES IN ENGLAND: THE PP-SH13-6 BRANDING STRATEGY FORMATION AND SELF-PERCEIVED ACADEMIC PLAYERS’ PERSPECTIVE DON’T BELIEVE YOUR EYES! THE IMPACT Valantiniene, I. et al [Lithuania] Mills, A. et al [United Kingdom] COMPETENCE OF VISUAL ILLUSIONS ON QUIET EYE, PP-SH21-3 Tubić, T. et al [Serbia] KINEMATICS PP-SH09-12 HOW DOES ADVERTISING THROUGH Vine, S. et al [United Kingdom] PP-SH09-3 DEVELOPMENT OF A “PERFORMANCE SPORT WORK? EVIDENCE FROM UNDERSTANDING INSPIRATION IN TRANSITION” PROGRAMME FOR PP-SH13-7 MONTENEGRO. SPORT: ATHLETES PERCEPTIONS OLYMPIC AND PARALYMPIC ATHLETES ENHANCING COMBAT SPORT DECISION- Popovic, S. et al [Montenegro] TO SUPPORT GAMES’ READINESS AND iniDodds, S. et al [United Kingdom] OralsMAKING WITH AN IMPLICIT PERCEPTUAL PP-SH21-4 RECOVERY. TRAINING PROGRAM : EFFECT ON PP-SH09-4 PROFILE OF SKI RESORTS CONSUMERS: A Moore, P. et al [Ireland] VISUAL SEARCH STRATEGY INTERNAL TASKS HIDDEN IN ATHLETIC CUSTOMER SATISFACTION APPROACH Milazzo, N. et al [France] PERFORMANCE PROBLEMS IN COLLEGE Miragaia, D. et al [Portugal] ATHLETES: ANALYSIS BY THE LANDSCAPE PP-SH13-8 PP-SH13 Psychology PP-SH21-5 MONTAGE TECHNIQUE KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE BALL? UNIFYING SPORT SCIENCE WITHIN HIGH Katsuhiko, K. et al [Japan] [PS] 6 EXAMINING THE IMPORTANCE OF QUIET PERFORMANCE SPORT: REFLECTIONS EYE LOCATION. PP-SH09-5 LECTURE ROOM: SALA PROFESSORAT 1 ON BEST PRACTICE FROM CANADA, Vine, S. et al [United Kingdom] ATHLETES’ JUSTICE PERCEPTIONS OF Chair(s): AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND AND QATAR. COACHES’ LEADERSHIP- ANTECEDENTS Memmert, D. [Germany] PP-SH13-9 Patrick, T. et al [Qatar] AND CONSEQUENCES EYE-TRACKING INVESTIGATION OF ELITE PP-SH21-6 Huang, L.W. et al [Taiwan] PP-SH13-1 GOLFERS IN FIELD SITUATIONS INVESTIGATING THE SPORT EFFECTS OF PROGRESSIVE FATIGUE AND Fournier, J. et al [France] PP-SH09-6 EXPERTISE ON SELF-TALK CONTENT PARTICIPATION LEGACIES OF THE STUDENT-ATHLETES’ TIME COMMITMENT IN RUNNING: AN AMBULATORY PP-SH13-10 LONDON 2012 OLYMPIC GAMES: CAN TO ATHLETICS AND ACADEMICS: AN ASSESSMENT APPROACH WHEN THREAT DUE TO PHYSICAL THE OLYMPIC GAMES INCREASE SPORTS EXPLORATARY STUDY IN TAIWAN Nieuwenhuys, A. et al [Netherlands] ENGAGEMENT IMPROVES OUT-GROUP PARTICIPATION IN UNPOPULAR SPORTS? Yang, C.H. et al [Taiwan] ATTITUDES : THE IMPORTANCE OF THE Pappous, S. et al [Spain] PP-SH13-2 PP-SH09-7 CONTEXT IN INTERGROUP RELATIONS PP-SH21-7 EXERCISE-INDUCED FATIGUE CHANGES Rull, M. [France] DEVELOPING AND MAINTAINING THE WIDTH AND DIRECTION OF SPORTS AID – WHAT IS NORWEGIAN PURPOSE IN YOUNG ATHLETES ATTENTION FOCUS PP-SH13-11 SPORTS AID ORGANIZATIONS TRUE Jones, M.I. et al [United Kingdom] Aragonés, D. et al [Spain] THE EFFECT OF PHYSICAL EXERCISE MOTIVATION FOR THEIR DONATIONS? PP-SH09-8 IN HYPOXIA CONDITION IMPROVES Moen, A. [Norway] PP-SH13-3 REACTION TIME A STUDY OF LIFE SKILLS ACQUISITION PP-SH21-8 META-STABLE SPATIO-TEMPORAL Lemos, V.A. et al [Brazil] FOR UNIVERSITY ATHLETES DYNAMICS OF TOPOLOGICALLY DEFINED SPORT AS A FOUNDATION FOR THE Hatta, N. et al [Japan] AREAS OF PERCEIVED DISCOMFORT CONCEPT OF REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT: PP-SH09-9 DURING CYCLING AND RUNNING UNTIL PP-SH21 Sport A CASE STUDY FROM THE CZECH REPUBLIC PSYCHOLOGICAL PREPARATION OF VOLITIONAL EXHAUSTION Management [SP] 2 Schwartzhofová, E. et al [Czech BRAZILIAN GYMNASTS PARTICIPATING IN Slapsinskaite, A. et al [Lithuania] Republic] OLYMPIC GAMES PP-SH13-4 LECTURE ROOM: SALA PROFESSORAT 2 Schiavon, L. et al [Brazil] THE FLUCTUATING DYNAMICS OF Chair(s): PP-SH21-9 PP-SH09-10 THE RATING OF PERCEIVED EXERTION Camy, J. [France] THE REVENUE OF SPORTS CLUBS IN EGYPT - A COMPARATIVE STUDY WITH RHYTHMIC GYMNASTS’ REFLECTIONS CHANGES WITH EXERCISE INTENSITY GERMAN NON-PROFIT SPORTS CLUBS ON COPING AND SOCIAL SUPPORT Aragonés, D. et al [Spain] MiniZoromba, M. [Germany] Orals FOLLOWING A MISTAKE AT AN OLYMPIC
INEFC-Barcelona/Spain, 26-29 JUNE 2013 57 Mini Oral Sessions
Friday, June 28th, PP-PM30-7 PP-PM37 Physiology LOW INTENSITY DURING EXERCISE PP-PM42-9 CONTROLLED NUTRITION INTAKE AFTER [PH] 4 Ortega, J.F. et al [Spain] Veltmeijer, M.T.W. et al [Netherlands] INFLUENCE OF PASSIVE HYPERTHERMIA 2013 WORKOUT IMPROVES LEAN BODY MASS PP-PM37-8 PP-PM42-2 ON ARM CRANKING ENDURANCE AND MENTAL STATE OF HIGH SCHOOL LECTURE ROOM: SALA D’ACTES PHYSICAL TRAINING PREVENTS INSULIN EFFECTS OF TIME OF DAY ON REPEATED CAPACITY AND ISOKINETIC TORQUE BASEBALL PLAYERS IN SUMMER SEASON Chair(s): RESISTANCE BY ACTIVATING THE AMPK SPRINT ABILITY
58 18th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Friday, June 28th, 2013 15:00 - 16:00
ECTOPIC FAT. PP-PM48-12 PP-PM56-7 PP-PM56-14 PP-PM60-7 INCREMENTAL EXERCISE AND RECOVERY Sasaki, H. et al [Japan] METHODOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENCES IN MOTOR ABILITY AND DEPRESSIVE PREVALENCE AND FACTORS ASSOCIATED IN A YOUNG FEMALE AND MALE PP-PM48-4 OF HIGH-INTENSITY INTERVAL EXERCISE PHYSICAL STRAIN AND MECHANICAL SYMPTOMS ARE RELATED AFTER WITH THE CO-OCCURRENCE OF COHORT Garrett, A. et al [United Kingdom] GPS-DERIVED RUNNING LOADS AND IN CARDIAC REHABILITATION EFFICIENCY BETWEEN A LEVER ISCHEMIC STROKE CARDIOVASCULAR RISK BEHAVIORS IN INJURY RISK IN ELITE AUSTRALIAN Tschakert, G. et al [Austria] PROPELLED WHEELCHAIR
INEFC-Barcelona/Spain, 26-29 JUNE 2013 59 Mini Oral Sessions
PP-PM13-7 PP-PM19 Health and PP-PM19-7 PP-PM10 Health and PP-PM10-8 PP-PM03-1 EFFECT OF EXERCISE ON DEPRESSION STEPS THAT COUNT! PEDOMETER- MORPHOLOGICAL CHANGES IN THE BIOENERGETIC PROFILE OF SWIMMERS LEVEL Fitness [HF] 13 MEASURED VERSUS SELF-REPORTED Fitness [HF] 4 FOOT OF OBESE CHILDREN AFTER A WITH LOCO-MOTOR DISABILITY Çiçek, G. et al [Turkey] LECTURE ROOM: AULA 1 AMBULATORY PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN LECTURE ROOM: AULA 2 THREE-MONTH VIGOROUS PHYSICAL Junior, V.R. et al [Portugal] PP-PM13-8 Chair(s): RELATION TO CURRENT GUIDELINES- A Chair(s): ACTIVITY PROGRAMME PP-PM03-2 SOUTH AFRICAN ADULT, EMPLOYED Jiménez-Ormeño, E. et al [Spain] RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SCREEN TIME, BODY COMPOSITION ASSESSMENT, Prats, C. [Denmark] POPULATION. Stathi, A. [United Kingdom] PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND BARRIERS TO PP-PM10-9 STATUS NUTRITIONAL AND METABOLIC Garrido, G. [Spain] Pillay, J.D. et al [South Africa] Peirau, X. [Spain] EXERCISE IN 16-17 YEARS-OLD CATALAN CHANGES IN VO2MAX AFTER A CHANGES IN INFECTED CHILDREN GIRLS. PP-PM19-1 PP-PM19-8 PP-PM10-1 MASSIVE WEIGHT LOSS INDUCED BY ANTIVIRAL THERAPY Arumi Prat, I. et al [Spain] SQUARE-STEPPING EXERCISE INCREASES INFLUENCE OF WORK EXPERIENCE ON DOES A SEDENTARY LIFESTYLE MODIFY GASTRIC BYPASS SURGERY IN OBESE Ramalho, L. et al [Brazil] REGIONAL CEREBRAL BLOOD FLOW: A THE BODY COMPOSITION CHANGES PP-PM13-9 PHYSICAL FUNCTION IN LATER LIFE AND TYPE 2 DIABETIC PATIENTS. PP-PM03-3 NEAR-INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY STUDY Tsunoda, K. et al [Japan] DURING THE AGING PROCESS? A Dalby, S. et al [Denmark] SITTING TIME AND MVPA OF Abe, T. et al [Japan] LONGITUDINAL STUDY DEVELOPMENT AND TWO INTERNATIONAL SAMPLES. PP-PM19-9 Gómez-Cabello, A. et al [Spain] PP-PM10-10 EVALUATION OF A NEW ARM CRANK COMPARATIVE STUDY PP-PM19-2 INFLUENCE OF SEX ON STRETCHING BODY COMPOSITION OF HUMAN LIMBS ERGOMETERMi Varela-Mato, V. et al [United Kingdom] RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN OXIDATIVE EXERCISE -INDUCED REDUCTION IN PP-PM10-2 BY USING BIA AND MRI Hayashi, S. et al [Japan] STRESS AND EXCESS POST-EXERCISE 10 000 DAILY STEPS TARGET FOR PP-PM13-10 ARTERIAL STIFFNESS Yoshikawa, M. et al [Japan] PP-PM03-4 OXYGEN CONSUMPTION
60 18th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Friday, June 28th, 2013 15:00 - 16:00
PP-PM25 Neuromuscular TASK PP-PM70-2 PP-PM70-10 PP-PM76-5 EXERCISE TRAINING ON PHYSICAL Physiology [PH] 3 De Ste Croix, M. et al [United Kingdom] COMPARATIVE MULTIPLE SENSOR A COMPARISON OF THE RUNNING PATTERNS IN ELITE YOUTH FITNESS IN YOUNG WOMEN PP-PM25-9 APPROACH FOR POWER CALCULATION PHYSIOLOGICAL, PHYSICAL AND FOOTBALL USING GPS DATA Batalha, N. et al [Portugal] LECTURE ROOM: AULA 4 SEX-RELATED CHANGES IN FORCE AND IN LOADED SQUAT JUMP AND POWER TECHNICAL DEMANDS DURING Bowen, L. et al [United Kingdom] Chair(s): MUSCULOTENDINOUS ARCHITECTURE CLEAN BATTLEZONE, TRADITIONAL CRICKET PP-PM76-6 Cardinale, D. et al [Sweden] TRAINING AND ONE-DAY CRICKET PP-PM82 Training and FOLLOWING PASSIVE STRETCH DEVELOPMENT OF THE ESTIMATE OF Place, N. [Switzerland] MATCHES Simpson, C.L. et al [Canada] PP-PM70-3 COMPUTER ASSISTANCE PROGRAM FOR Testing [TT] 17 Cronin, N. [Finland] Vickery, W. et al [Australia] PP-PM25-10 STRENGTH TRAINING PERIODISATION CHECKMARK POSITION BY DIFFERENT LECTURE ROOM: AULA ESPORTIVA 1 PP-PM25-1 AND PERFORMANCE DEVELOPMENT PP-PM70-11 BEND RADIUS OF CURVATURE OF THE USE OF FAR INFRARED THE INFLUENCE OF AGE AND Chair(s): MATURATION ON RELATIVE LEG OF AN ELITE JUDO ATHLETE DURING AN HEMOGLOBIN MASS ADDS TO THE DIFFERENT LANES IN 4X100M RELAY EMITTING FABRIC RESULTS IN BETTER ENTIRE OLYMPIC TRAINING CYCLE PREDICTIVE VALUE OF BODY WEIGHT Hsu, T.Y. et al [Taiwan] Hopkins, W. [New Zealand] NEUROMUSCULAR PERFORMANCE STIFFNESS IN FEMALE YOUTH SOCCER Buchheit, M. [Qatar] PLAYERS Ullrich, B. et al [Germany] FOR MAXIMAL OXYGEN UPTAKE IN PP-PM76-7 Souza, T.M.F. et al [Brazil] INTERNATIONAL LEVEL ELITE ATHLETES. De Ste Croix, M. et al [United Kingdom] PP-PM70-4 THE ADVENTURE RACING ATHLETE: A PP-PM82-1 PP-PM25-2 Jørgensen, S. [Denmark] SEASONAL CHANGES IN BODY ini OralsPP-PM25-11 USEFULNESS OF THE THREE- PHYSIOLOGICAL PROFILE ACHILLES TENDON LENGTH EVALUATED COMPOSITION OF A PROFESSIONAL POST ACTIVATION POTENTIATION OF THE DIMENSIONAL MOTION ANALYSIS IN PP-PM70-12 Mattsson, C.M. et al [Sweden] BY A TWO-DIMENSIONAL STRAIGHT BASKETBALL TEAM IN TURKEY PLANTAR FLEXORS AT DIFFERENT KNEE KICK START OF SWIMMING BIOMECHANICAL STUDY OF THE EFFECT PP-PM76-8 LINE MODEL IS SERIOUSLY ERRONEOUS: Keita, A. et al [Japan] OF DURATION ON CATCHING AND Ozlem, T. et al [Turkey] ANGLES BIOPHYSICAL EVALUATION OF A USEFULNESS OF A THREE-DIMENSIONAL THROWING MOTION IN THE FIELDING Ekblom, M.M. et al [Sweden] PP-PM70-5 YOUNG SWIMMER ALONG A TRAINING PP-PM82-2 CURVED LINE MODEL PRACTICE OF BASEBALL Fukutani, A. et al [Japan] THE EVALUATION OF REPRODUCIBILITY MACROCYCLE LONGITUDINAL PREDICTORS PP-PM25-12 Goro, M. et al [Japan] OF AEROBIC PERFORMANCE IN FACTORS INFLUENCING MAXIMUM OF BALLET LEG POSITION IN ELITE Fernandes, R.J. et al [Portugal] PP-PM25-3 ADOLESCENT SOCCER PLAYERS ROM AT THE ANKLE JOINT: DIFFERENT JUNIOR AND SENIOR SYNCHRONIZED PP-PM76-9 CHANGES OF H-REFLEX DURING THE SWIMMERS Duarte, J. et al [Portugal] MENSTRUAL CYCLE PHASE RESULTS FROM CROSS-SECTIONAL VS. PP-PM76 Training and HEART RATE VARIABILITY IN MEN Komori, Y. et al [Japan] PP-PM82-3 Murata, M. et al [Japan] LONGITUDINAL STUDIES Testing [TT] 11 SUBJECTED TO 30-HOURS OF EXERCISE Blazevich, A.J. et al [Australia] PP-PM70-6 AND SLEEP DEPRIVATION SPEED AND GRADE INCREMENT DURING PP-PM25-4 EFFECTS OF 18-WEEKS IN-SEASON HEAVY LECTURE ROOM: AULA RÍTMICA Dabrowski, J. et al [Poland] CARDIOPULMONARY TREADMILL RESTING PERIODS OF 1-MIN ARE TOO PP-PM25-13 TESTING: IMPACT ON EXERCISE THE TRUNK MUSCLE STRENGTH AND RESISTANCE AND HIGH-INTENSITY Chair(s): PP-PM76-10 LONG TO INDUCE A DECREMENT OF TRAINING ON THROWING VELOCITY, PRESCRIPTION MUSCLE VOLUME OF BALLET DANCERS Arellano, R. [Spain] PROGRESSIVE RESISTANCE TRAINING THE MEDIAN FREQUENCY DURING AN STRENGTH, JUMPING AND MAXIMAL Belli, K.C. et al [Brazil] Kuno-Mizumura, M. et al [Japan] Bailey, S. [United Kingdom] AND PROTEIN SUPPLEMENTATION INTERMITTENT FATIGUE PROTOCOL SPRINT SWIM PERFORMANCE OF ELITE INCREASES PHYSICAL FUNCTION IN PP-PM82-4 Marina, M. et al [Spain] PP-PM25-14 MALE WATER POLO PLAYERS PP-PM76-1 INSTITUTIONALIZED ELDERLY COMPARISON ON ENERGY IDENTIFICATION OF MULTI-DIRECTIONAL Ramos Veliz, R. et al [Spain] DISCRIMINATING CHARACTERISTICS OF PP-PM25-5 Oesen, S. et al [Austria] EXPENDITURE, HEART RATE, AND RATING POSTURAL CONTROL IN HUMANS UNDER-17 MALE
INEFC-Barcelona/Spain, 26-29 JUNE 2013 61 Mini Oral Sessions
PP-PM82-7 BICARBONATE SUPPLEMENTATION STUDY PP-BN07-3 RECUMBENT VS. UPRIGHT BICYLE. PP-SH05 Physical RESISTED SPRINT EFFECTS OF THREE Varley, M.C. et al [Australia] Lampadari, V. et al [Greece] THE ANALYSIS OF MUSCLE ACTIVITY Telli, R. et al [Italy] Education and Pedagogics DIFFERENT LOADS ACCOUNTING FOR PP-PM85-3 PP-PM85-11 PATTERN IN PEDALING MOTION AT THE 5%, 12.5% AND 20% OF BODY MASS SUBJECTIVELY APPRECIATED SADDLE [PP] 3 RECOVERY KINETICS DURING A 3-DAY THE RHYTHM OF PLAY IN COMPETITION. PP-BN12 Coaching [CO] 3 ON ACCELERATION, VERTICAL JUMP, FLOORBALL TOURNAMENT A PROPOSAL TO CONTROL THE HEIGHT OF A SKILLED CYCLIST LOADED VERTICAL JUMP, AND FULL Tokuyasu, T. et al [Japan] LECTURE ROOM: AULA PS1 Does, H.T.D. et al [Netherlands] TRAINING LOAD IN ELITE RUGBY SEVENS LECTURE ROOM: AULA PP2 Chair(s): SQUAT. Carreras, D. et al [Spain] PP-BN07-4 Bachero-Mena, B. et al [Spain] PP-PM85-4 Chair(s): Martínez Alvarez, L. [Spain] THE EVALUATION OF BLOOD LACTATE PP-PM85-12 STRIKE INDEX AND SPATIOTEMPORAL Pahnke, M. [United States] PP-PM82-8 RECOVERY PROCESS USING AN RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RUNNING PARAMETERS AT DIFFERENT RUNNING Araujo, D. [Portugal] PP-SH05-1 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SPORTS INJURY VELOCITIES MENTORING CONVERSATIONS IN EXPONENTIAL REGRESSION MODEL VELOCITY AND SUBJECTIVE SENSATION. PP-BN12-1 AND LANDING STEP PATTERN IN MALE Tsunoda, K. et al [Japan] Kenji, Y. et al [Japan] Mann, R. et al [Luxembourg] PHYSICAL EDUCATION– CONTENT AND RELATIONS BETWEEN LEGS-ONLY AND LONG-DISTANCE RUNNERS PP-BN07-5 PROCESSES IN FIELD WORK IN INITIAL Tanaka, T. et al [Japan] PP-PM85-5 PP-PM85-13 FULL STROKE SWIMMING IN VARIOUS TEACHER EDUCATION EFFECTS OF ELASTIC TAPING ON TIME COURSE ALTERATIONS IN PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF ELITE SWIMMING STYLES Næsheim-Bjørkvik, G. et al [Norway] PP-PM82-9 PLYOMETRIC JUMPING PERFORMANCE PHYSIOLOGICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL GROUP RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS Leko, G. et al [Croatia] Mi HEART RATE AND GRADED MAXIMAL IN KOREAN COLLEGE MALE STUDENTS PP-SH05-2 PARAMETERS DURING 2 WEEKS OF HIGH Ávila-Carvalho, L. et al [Portugal] PP-BN12-2 TEST VALUES TO DETERMINE POSITIONAL ALTITUDE TRAINING IN CROSS-COUNTRY Lee, B.K. et al [Korea, South] MINIMAL GUIDANCE LEARNING FOR PP-PM85-14 HOW SPORT COACHES IDENTIFY AND RUGBY UNION GAME INTENSITIES OF SKIERS PP-BN07-6 PHYSICAL EDUCATION IN A SCOTTISH ADOLESCENT BOYS DIFFERENCES IN PHYSIOLOGICAL DEVELOP TALENT IN CHILDREN AND SECONDARY SCHOOL Kato, H. et al [Japan] THE 3D KINEMATIC EFFICIENCY OF USAIN Willemse, F. et al [South Africa] CHARACTERISTICS BETWEEN YOUNG YOUTH Jakeman, J. et al [United Kingdom] PP-PM85-6 GIRLS PARTICIPATING IN TENNIS AND BOLT’S SPRINTING STRIDE Ellingsen, J.E. et al [Norway] PP-PM82-10 Antekolovic, L. et al [Croatia] PP-SH05-3 RECOVERY FROM REPEATED ON-COURT GYMNASTICS PP-BN12-3 THE COMPARISON OF ARM-LEG AND TENNIS SESSIONS; COMBINING COLD Giannopoulos, A. et al [Greece] PP-BN07-7 CORRELATES OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN AGILITY PEFORMANCES OF YOUNG ELITE THE PARENTAL SUPPORT IN THE PRESCHOOL CHILDREN WATER IMMERSION, COMPRESSION AND THE INFLUENCE OF HILL’S FORCE- WRESTLERS WITH ELITE SOCCER PLAYERS PP-PM85-15 CAREER OF BRAZILIAN GYMNASTS Roettger, K. et al [Germany] SLEEP HYGEINE INTERVENTIONS. VELOCITY RELATION ON MUSCLE STRESS MiniMemiş, U.A. et al [Turkey] OralsEDUCATION TO SEE. AN INQUIRY INTO PARTICIPATING IN THE OLYMPIC GAMES Duffi eld, R. et al [Australia] THE PERFORMANCE IN YOUNG FEMALE DURING EXERCISES WITH CONSTANT <1980-2004>: THE GYMNAST´S VIEW PP-SH05-4 PP-PM82-11 PP-PM85-7 VOLLEYBALL ATHLETES. LOAD AND VELOCITY Schiavon, L.M. et al [Brazil] THE IMPLEMENTATION OF PROBLEM ALLOMETRIC SCALING OF PEAK OXYGEN Thaller, S. et al [Austria] BASED LEARNING STYLES TO TEACH THE THE EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT TRAINING Nart, A. et al [Italy] PP-BN12-4 UPTAKE IN UNDER-17 MALE ROLLER INTENSITIES ON PHYSIOLOGICAL COACH-ATHLETE RELATIONSHIPS TO PP-BN07-8 A STUDY ON THE ADVANTAGES AND HOCKEY PLAYERS RESPONSES WHEN TRAINING DURATION UNDERGRADUATE SPORT AND EXERCISE INDIVIDUALS WITH CURVY OR STRAIGHT DISADVANTAGES OF STUDENT ATHLETES Pereira, J.R. et al [Portugal] IS INDIVIDUALISED PP-BN07 Biomechanics SCIENCE STUDENTS LUMBAR SPINES EXHIBIT DIFFERENT AS FEMALE STUDENTS Coakley, S.L. et al [United Kingdom] Rossato, C.J.L. [United Kingdom] [BM] 7 MOTION PATTERNS WHEN LIFTING A Kim, S.H. et al [Korea, South] PP-PM85 Training and PP-PM85-8 BOX PP-SH05-5 LECTURE ROOM: AULA PP1 PP-BN12-5 STRENGTH OR ENDURANCE FIRST?: Pavlova, A.V. et al [United Kingdom] ANALYSIS ABOUT THE CONCEPTUAL Testing [TT] 20 COACHING AT SWEDISH RIDING EFFECTS OF COMBINED SESSIONS ON Chair(s): RELATION BETWEEN SPORT AND PP-BN07-9 SCHOOLS - FROM MILITARY PRACTICE TO ECONOMY AND BIOMECHANICS OF González-Muniesa, P. [Spain] GYMNASTICS FOL ALL LECTURE ROOM: AULA ESPORTIVA 2 KINEMATICS OF ATHLETE’S CENTER OF A SPORT FOR GIRLS RUNNING Taube, W. [Switzerland] Toledo, E. et al [Brazil] Chair(s): MASS IN SPRINTING AT VARIOUS FOOT Thorell, G. [Sweden] Girard, O. [Qatar] Taipale, R.S. et al [Finland] PP-BN07-1 ABDUCTION IN FIRST FOOT STRIKE PP-SH05-6 PP-BN12-6 Blazevich, A. [Australia] PP-PM85-9 FORCE PLATFORM VS CONTACT MAT IN Nemtsev, O. et al [Russia] TAXONOMIC AND COMPARATIVE STUDY PREPARING AN EXPEDITION - DIFFERENCES ON VERTICAL JUMPING, THE ASSESSEMNT OF VERTICAL JUMP IN PP-BN07-10 OF MOTOR PLAY. HOMO LUDENS AND PP-PM85-1 PERFORMING IN UNCERTAIN TRANSCULTURALITY SPRINT VELOCITY AND RSA AMONG VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS. NEURAL AND MECHANICAL ANTHROPOMETRIC CHARACTERISTICS ENVIRONMENTS Bantulà, J. et al [Spain] ELITE SENIOR AND TEEN BASKETBALL Borras, X. et al [Spain] ADAPTATIONS OF RHYTHMIC MULTI- OF ELITE MONOFIN SWIMMERS: A FIRST Fernando, C. et al [Portugal] PLAYERS JOINT COORDINATION DUE TO APPROACH PP-BN07-2 PP-SH05-7 Balsalobre-Fernández, C. et al [Spain] EXTERNAL INTERACTION TORQUE PP-BN12-7 Tampaki, M. et al [Greece] DOES THE POSITION OF BALL CONTACT MY CONFESSION: NARRATIVE OF A SOMATOTYPE IN RUNNERS AND PP-PM85-10 EXERT A DIFFERENCE ON THE RESULT OF Stosic, J. [Australia] TENNIS COACH PP-PM85-2 PARTICIPANTS IN ADVENTURE RAIDS PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES IN INSIDE SOCCER TRAPPING? Kim, J. [Korea, South] PERFORMANCE AND PHYSIOLOGICAL PP-BN07-11 Perez Ruiz, J.A. et al [Spain] REFERENCE TO SURFACE AND Tahara, R. et al [Japan] 3D PATH OF THE BODY CENTRE OF CHANGES AFTER COMBINED REPEAT IMMERSION IN FIN SWIMMING: A PILOT MASS AND PROPULSIVE MUSCLES SPRINT TRAINING AND SODIUM LENGTH CHANGE WHEN PEDALLING:
62 18th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Friday, June 28th, 2013 15:00 - 16:00
PP-SH05-8 THE ELDERLY ZONES ACROSS FOUR DIFFERENT STUDENTS OF DECISION BALANCE PP-SH23-2 PP-SH23-11 DEVELOPING COACING PEDAGOGY: Hamacher, D. et al [Germany] PSYCHOMOTOR TASKS Nishida, J. [Japan] COMPARISON OF MONO- AND DISCRIMINATION OF DEFEAT AND TEACHING MODEL BASED INSTRUCTION PP-SH10-4 Thin, A.G. et al [United Kingdom] PP-SH14-8 MULTIFREQUENCY BIA DEVICES IN THE VICTORY GAME PATTERNS IN HANDBALL Kim, J. [Korea, South] THE EFFECT OF PHYSICAL EXERCISE IN MINDFULNESS TRAINING AND ASSESSMENT OF HYDRATION STATUS IN Sá, P. et al [Portugal] PP-SH05-9 HYPOXIA CONDITION IMPROVES MOOD ATTENTION CONTROL IN ELITE SPORT ELITE ATHLETES PP-SH23-12 PP-SH14 Psychology [PS] 7 Zubero, J. et al [Spain] ASSESSMENT TOOL FOR PREDICTING THE Lemos, V.A. et al [Brazil] Thienot, E. et al [Australia] ANALYSIS OF SEQUENCE OF PASS, SHOTS HEALTHY FITNESS LEVELS IN STUDENTS PP-SH10-5 LECTURE ROOM: SALA PROFESSORAT 1 PP-SH14-9 PP-SH23-3 ON GOAL AND GOALS CONVERTED IN THROUGH THE BMI AND COURSE- WORKING MEMORY CAPACITY AND Chair(s): EMPOWERING PROFESSIONAL SOCCER SUCCESSFUL TEAMS’ TACTICAL THE HANDBALL FEMALE IN THE 2008 NAVETTE PROPENSITY FOR CONSCIOUS MOTOR Chroni, S. [Greece] PLAYERS IN SOUTH AFRICA: EVALUATION BEHAVIOR WITHOUT BALL IN THE U17 OLYMPIC GAMES Nebot, V. et al [Spain] PROCESSING IN AN INHIBITION TASK Rodriguez Arregi, R. [Spain] OF PROJECT ITHUSENG WORLD CUP MEXICO 2011 Leonardo, L. et al [Brazil] Fritzler, W. [Mexico] PP-SH05-10 Cosgrove, A. et al [Hong Kong] PP-SH14-1 Taylor, G. [South Africa] PP-SH23-13 ENHANCING TEAM WORK COMPETENCE PP-SH10-6 VISUAL BEHAVIORS OF PENALTY KICKERS PP-SH14-10 PP-SH23-4 OBSERVATIONAL TOOL TO EVALUATE THROUGH SELF AND PEER ASSESSMENT ATHLETE’S INTERNAL TASKS AND THEIR IN A REAL-PLAY SITUATION COMPARISON OF PROBLEM SOLVING CHARACTERISTICS OF SKI MOTIONS DECISION MAKING IN BASKETBALL iniAS PART OF A PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND OralsEXPRESSIONS OF BODY. -CASE STUDY Nagano, T. [Japan] SKILLS OF STUDENTS STUDYING AT THE FOR BEGINNERS ON SHORT STAY SKI PLAYERS SPORTS SCIENCE DEGREE PROGRAM OF ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Serna, J. et al [Spain] OF PSYCHOLOGICAL SUPPORT WITH PP-SH14-2 SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND Lavega, P. et al [Spain] JAPANESE ELITE ATHLETE - SPORTS - AND FACULTY OF ARTS AND Tatsumi, J. et al [Japan] PETTLEP IMAGERY AND SHOOTING Takeda, D. et al [Japan] SCIENCE PP-SH05-11 ACCURACY IN FOOTBALL: AN PP-SH23-5 Unlü, C. et al [Turkey] LEVEL OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AMONG PP-SH10-7 EXAMINATION OF DOMINANT AND OCCURANCE OF CHOKING IN ATP CHILDREN IN KINDERGARTEN: PREVENTIVE AND RISK FACTORS FOR NON-DOMINANT FOOT PERFORMANCE. PP-SH14-11 TENNIS Weydahl, A. et al [Norway] BODY DISSATISFACTION IN PORTUGUESE Grills, A. et al [United Kingdom] ANALYSIS OF NAVIGATION EXPERIENCE Kondo, E. et al [Australia] PP-SH05-12 ADOLESCENTS PP-SH14-3 IN ORIENTEERING: WHAT IS PP-SH23-6 Coelho, E. et al [Portugal] MEANINGFUL FOR NOVICE ORIENTEERS? RELATIVE AGE EFFECT IN PHYSICAL MUTUAL INTELLIGIBILTY AMONG MULTIVARIATE STATISTICAL APPROACHES Mottet, M. [France] EDUCATION: BORN TOO LATE TO GET PP-SH10-8 FOOTBALL OFFICIALS DURING MATCH TO TALENT IDENTIFICATION AN A THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN BURNOUT, Boyer, S. et al [France] PP-SH14-12 Heazlewood, I. [Australia] Aune, T.K. et al [Norway] HEALTH DISORDERS AND PERCEIVED PP-SH14-4 THE BADMINTON’S PRACTICE AND ITS PP-SH23-7 HEALTH IN YOUNG FOOTBALLERS EFFECTS ON COGNITIVE SKILLS PASSION MOTIVES IN OFFICIATING THE EFFECT OF RULE MODIFICATIONS ON Castillo, I. et al [Spain] Fernandes, P.T. et al [Brazil] PP-SH10 Psychology FOOTBALL: DIFFERENCES BETWEEN TECHNICAL DEMANDS AND DECISION MAKING IN JUNIOR RUGBY LEAGUE [PS] 3 PP-SH10-9 NORWEGIAN ELITE AND NON-ELITE PP-SH14-13 MUSCLE DYSMORPHIA AND EATING REFEREES? GAME LOCATION AND TEAMS’ GAMES O Connor, D. et al [Australia] LECTURE ROOM: AULA PS2 DISORDERS: WEIGHTLIFTERS Johansen, B.T. et al [Norway] ENTITATIVITY Chair(s): González-Martí, I. et al [Spain] PP-SH14-5 Guraj, K. et al [Poland] PP-SH23-8 Balaguer, I. [Spain] PP-SH10-10 AWARDING PENALTIES IN SOCCER: THE TEMPORAL CHARACTERISTICS OF BASKETBALL OFFENSIVE PERFORMANCE Vine, S. [United Kingdom] THE EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT TRAINING DOES TEAM SUCCESS INFLUENCE THE PP-SH23 Sport Statistics VOLUME OF RESISTANCE EXERCISE ON REFEREE? Chiang, H.Y. et al [Taiwan] PP-SH10-1 COGNITIVE FUNCTIONS IN SEDENTARY Erikstad, M. et al [Norway] and Analyses [SA] 2 EXAMINING THE RELATIONSHIP PP-SH23-9 YOUNG MEN SUBJECTIVE EVALUATION OF BATTING BETWEEN MINDFULNESS AND PAIN PP-SH14-6 LECTURE ROOM: SALA PROFESSORAT 2 Ho, J.Y. et al [Taiwan] FORM IN YOUNG JAPANESE CHILDREN CATASTROPHIZING IN RUNNERS ENACTIVE ACCOUNT OF IN SITU Chair(s): USING ITEM RESPONSE THEORY Jones, M.I. et al [United Kingdom] PP-SH10-11 MOBILIZATION: THE CASE OF Bourbousson, J. [France] PREVALENCE OF EATING DISORDERS VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS STRONGLY Osamu, A. [Japan] PP-SH10-2 Schoellhorn, W. [Germany] AND PSYCHOLOGICAL PARAMETERS COMMITTED INTERMITTENT HYPOXIC TRAINING PP-SH23-10 IN ELITE FEMALE GYMNASTS: THEIR Recope, M. et al [France] PP-SH23-1 THE ROLE OF PREVIOUS ACTION IN THE IMPROVES QUALITY OF LIFE AND SLEEP RELATION TO BODY IMAGE AND BODY DOES NUMBER OF QUALITY THROW ACCURACY OF THE JUMP SHOT IN MEN QUALITY IN THE INACTIVE ELDERLY PP-SH14-7 MASS INDEX ATTEMPTS AFFECT THE COMBAT AND WOMEN BASKETBALL PLAYERS Törpel, A. et al [Germany] ARE THE STAGES OF CHANGE FOR Theodorakou, K. et al [Greece] OUTCOME IN TOP WORLD JUDO SWIMMING & AQUATIC EXERCISE Rousanoglou, E. et al [Greece] PP-SH10-3 COMPETITIONS? PP-SH10-12 PROS & CONS QUALITATIVE DISTINCT? INTERMITTENT HYPOXIC TRAINING Courel, J. et al [Spain] PROBABILISTIC DETERMINATION ：AN ANALYSIS USING A AFFECTS COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE IN Mini Orals OF OPTIMAL PERFORMANCE PRECONTEMPLATION STAGE UNIVERSITY
INEFC-Barcelona/Spain, 26-29 JUNE 2013 63 Mini Oral Sessions
TRAINING MASS IN FEMALE KAYAKERS PP-PM38-12 PP-PM43-6 PP-PM49-1 Saturday, June Carrillo, A.E. et al [United States] Malczewska-Lenczowska, J. et al ERYTHROPOIETIN RESPONSES TO EFFECT OF POSTURE AND MODE OF SERUM CONCENTRATIONS OF TOXIC 29th, 2013 PP-PM31-7 [Poland] MODERATE NORMOBARIC HYPOXIA EXERCISE ON PLASMA FIBRINOGEN ELEMENTS IN SPORTSMEN OF DIFFERENT MUSCLE PROTEIN SYNTHESIS AND PP-PM38-5 AND HYPEROXIA IN HEALTHY HUMANS CONCENTRATION: THE ROLE OF PLASMA METABOLIC MODALITIES MOLECULAR EVENTS UNDERPINNING INTERMITTENT HYPOXIC TRAINING Uchimaru, J. et al [Japan] VOLUME CHANGES Crespo, C. et al [Spain] CHANGES IN TISSUE METABOLISM WITH IMPROVES SEA LEVEL PERFORMANCE IN PP-PM38-13 Omar, A. et al [Libya] PP-PM49-2 14:00 - 15:00 WHEY AND SOY INGESTION IN ENERGY TEAM SPORT ATHLETES NOT ALL HIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL PP-PM43-7 METABOLIC SPECIALIZATION IN YOUNG RESTRICTION IN OVERWEIGHT/OBESE Aughey, R.J. et al [Australia] TRAINING
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PP-PM49-10 APPROACH PP-PM61 Sports Medicine RECOVERY PHASE ATHLETES PP-PM14-10 THE EFFECT OF HIGH AMBIENT Schroeder, J. et al [Germany] [SM] 5 Hu, C.Y. et al [Taiwan] Chia, M. et al [Singapore] SEASONAL DIFFERENCES IN THE LIFE- TEMPERATURE ON THE RESPONSES TO A PP-PM52-6 PP-PM61-9 PP-PM14-2 STYLE AND MENTAL HEALTH IN MIDDLE CONTROLLED FOOTBALL SIMULATION VALIDITY AND RELIABILITY OF AN LECTURE ROOM: AULA MAGNA 4 ADAPTATION OF THE AUTONOMIC POST-RESISTANCE EXERCÍSE AND OLD AGE SPORTS CLUB MEMBERS Hughes, M.G. et al [United Kingdom] INSTRUMENT MANUFACTURED FROM Chair(s): NERVOUS SYSTEM FROM RECOVERY TO HYPOTENSION IS NOT MEDIATED BY LIVING IN A NORTHERN AREA Sasaki, H. et al [Japan] PP-PM49-11 A HAND-HELD DYNAMOMETER FOR Solana, M. [Spain] COMPETITION PERIOD IN ELITE TRACK THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM NOR EFFECTS OF SOCCER ON THE PLATELETS MEASURING THE STRENGTH OF TRUNK Morales-Álamo, D. [Spain] AND FIELD ATHLETES. INFLUENCED BY TRAINING METHOD PP-PM14-11 MEMBRANE FATTY ACIDS MUSCLES Schäfer, D. et al [Switzerland] Rodriguez, D. et al [Brazil] ASSOCIATION BETWEEN PHYSICAL Maynar, M. et al [Spain] Jubany, J. et al [Spain] PP-PM61-1 ACTIVITY INTENSITIES AND SLEEP HABITS A META-ANALYSIS ON SPORTS INJURY PP-PM61-10 PP-PM14-3 PP-PM49-12 PP-PM52-7 THE DIFFERENCES OF MUSCLES THE PRESENCE OF PETS EFFECTS THE IN JAPANESE WORKERS PREVENTION IN CHILDREN AND Supartini, A. et al [Japan] COMPARISON BETWEEN EXPLOSIVE EFFECT OF ROTATOR CUFF TRAINING ADOLESCENTS CO-CONTRACTION AROUND THE MENTAL AND PHYSICAL HEALTH OF POWER OF HALL AND BEACH OF SUPRASPINATUS ON MUSCLE Rößler, R. et al [Switzerland] SHOULDER AT VARIOUS POSITION AND JAPANESE OWNERS PP-PM14-12 VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS THICKNESS VELOCITIES Furumoto, K. et al [Japan] MODELING SPORTS PARTICIPATION IN PP-PM61-2 iniJaskulska, E. et al [Poland] OralsTakahashi, M. et al [Japan] Ko, H.S. et al [Taiwan] PP-PM14-4 PORTUGUESE YOUNGSTERS USING A ENERGY COST DURING REPEATED VARIANCE COMPONENTS APPROACH. A PP-PM52-8 SPRINT ABILITY IN PROFESSIONAL FUTSAL PP-PM61-11 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PLASMA INTER-HEMISPHERIC TREATMENT OF THE EFFECT OF HIGH-INTENSITY KLOTHO CONCENTRATION AND SIBLING STUDY PP-PM52 Physiotherapy PLAYERS Maia, J. et al [Portugal] VISUAL CUES: EFFECTS ON POSTURAL Olla, S. et al [Italy] INTERVAL EXERCISE AND RESISTANCE AEROBIC EXERCISE CAPACITY IN POST- [PT] 1 CONTROL FOR HEMIPARETIC PATIENTS EXERCISE ON BLOOD PRESSURE IN MENOPAUSAL WOMEN Duclos, N.C. et al [France] PP-PM61-3 OBESE ADULTS Matsubara, T. et al [Japan] LECTURE ROOM: AULA MAGNA 3 PP-PM20 Health and BRAIN ACTIVATION AND INHIBITION Shi, Q. et al [Macau] Chair(s): PP-PM52-9 DURING CYCLING INCREMENTAL PP-PM14-5 Fitness [HF] 14 van Meeteren, N. [Netherlands] THE ROLE OF HIP ABDUCTOR AND EXERCISE: A FMRI STUDY PP-PM61-12 DETERMINANTS OF PHYSICAL FUNCTION EXTERNAL ROTATOR MUSCLE STRENGTH Yoshida, H.M. et al [Brazil] AN INNOVATIVE TREATMENT CONCEPT CHANGES AFTER A FALL-PREVENTION LECTURE ROOM: AULA 1 PP-PM52-1 IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF EXERTIONAL FOR TRIATHLETES SUFFERING FROM PROGRAM IN OLDER JAPANESE WOMEN Chair(s): PP-PM61-4 INJURIES ARISING FROM KART MEDIAL TIBIAL PAIN: A PROSPECTIVE ACHILLODYNIA Jindo, T. et al [Japan] Nicol, C. [France] COMPETITIVE RACING IN CHILDREN: AN STUDY. EFFECT OF CONTINUOUS TRAINING ON Fladischer, T. et al [Austria] PP-PM14-6 Puig Ribera, A. [Spain] EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY Verrelst, R. [Belgium] DISTRIBUTION OF BONE AND MUSCLE IN PP-PM61-13 EFFECT OF EXERCISE HABIT ON Delmuns Carvajal, S. et al [Spain] COLLEGIATE WATER POLO PLAYERS PP-PM20-1 PP-PM52-10 DRINKING AD LIBITUM OF ELITE MALE DEPRESSION AND SENSE OF COHERENCE Iizuka, S. et al [Japan] INTEGRABILITY OF A COMPUTER-BASED PP-PM52-2 THE EFFECT OF DEEP TRANSVERSE RUNNERS DURING HALF MARATHON IN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS: FOCUS ON EXERCISE PROGRAM IN PEDIATRIC TRUNK MUSCLE ACTIVITY AND SPINAL FRICTION MASSAGE ON THE ACHILLES PP-PM61-5 COMPETITION SEX DIFFERENCE ONCOLOGY AND EFFECTS ON QUALITY MOVEMENT WHILE STANDING UP IN TENDON BLOOD FLOW IN HEALTHY THE EFFECTS OF TENDONS TEMPERATURE Vukasinovic Vesic, M. et al [Serbia] Omagari, M. et al [Japan] OF LIFE AND FATIGUE SYNDROME -TRIAL INDIVIDUALS WITH A HISTORY OF LOW VOLUNTEERS ON THE RATE OF TORQUE DEVELOPMENT PP-PM61-14 PP-PM14-7 IN PROGRESS- BACK PAIN Mahieu, N. [Belgium] Kang, H.W. et al [Taiwan] Masaki, M. et al [Japan] INJURIES IN GERMAN ELITE MEN’S LOW FREE TESTOSTERONE LEVELS Platschek, A.M. et al [Germany] PP-PM52-11 PP-PM61-6 SOCCER – VIDEO ANALYSIS OF INJURY ARE ASSOCIATED WITH LOSS OF PP-PM20-2 PP-PM52-3 SUPRASPINATUS TENDON AND COMBINATION OF ULTRASOUND AND SITUATIONS APPENDICULAR MUSCLE MASS IN THE EXPECT STUDY - EXERCISE DURING THE EFFECT OF MYOFASCIAL RELEASE SUBACROMIAL SPACE PARAMETERS EXERCISE ON NEUROPATHIC PAIN IN Klein, C. et al [Germany] JAPANESE COMMUNITY-DWELLING PREGNANCY EVALUATIVE CONTROLLED INTERVENTION ON THE SHOULDER MEASURED ON ULTRASONOGRAPHIC RATS WOMEN TRIAL INTERNAL/EXTERNAL ROTATION RANGE IMAGING IN SUBACROMIAL Huang, P. et al [Taiwan] Yuki, A. et al [Japan] OF MOTION AND MUSCLE STRENGTH PP-PM14 Health and Davies, R.E. et al [United Kingdom] IMPINGEMENT SYNDROME PP-PM61-7 PP-PM14-8 FOR COLLEGIATE SOFTBALL PLAYERS Yesilyaprak, S. et al [Turkey] PP-PM20-3 QUADRICEPS ISOMETRIC STRENGTH AS Fitness [HF] 8 PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND FITNESS IN Chang, H.Y. et al [Taiwan] ACTIVATING EVERYDAY LIFE OF PP-PM52-12 PREDICTOR OF DECREASED Z-SCORE AFRICAN HIV POSITIVE WOMEN LECTURE ROOM: AULA MAGNA 5 GENERATION X – A RCT STUDY PP-PM52-4 ASSESSMENT OF THE EFFECT OF BMD IN ADOLESCENTS WITH DOWN Prista, A. et al [Mozambique] REFERENCE DATA FOR THE ASSESSMENT SYNDROME Chair(s): Koskivaara, E. et al [Finland] QUADRICEPS STRETCHING PP-PM14-9 OF LUMBAR EXTENSION BY MEANS OF Grazziani, F. et al [France] Gonzalez-Aguero, A. et al [United Van Lieshout, J. [Netherlands] PP-PM20-4 RELATIONSHIPS AMONG SLEEP VIDEO RASTERSTEREOGRAPHY Kingdom] Rodriguez Arregi, R. [Spain] RELATIONSHIP OF CARDIORESPIRATORY DURATION, BODY MASS INDEX AND Schroeder, J. et al [Germany] FITNESS WITH HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY PP-PM61-8 PP-PM14-1 ARTERIAL STIFFNESS IN 4TH TO 8TH OF LIFE IN MOROCCAN ADULT WOMEN PP-PM52-5 DOES MUSIC INTERVENTION FACILITATE EXERCISE HYDRATION KNOWLEDGE OF GRADES JAPANESE CHILDREN Aparicio, V.A. et al [Spain] KINESIO TAPE – IMMEDIATE EFFECTS MiniCARDIOPULMONARY FUNCTION SINGAPOREAN SCHOOL-GOING YOUTH OralMorita, N. et al [Japan] s ON SPINAL ALIGNMENT: AN RCT PILOT DURING HEAVY CYCLING EXERCISE AND
INEFC-Barcelona/Spain, 26-29 JUNE 2013 65 Mini Oral Sessions
PP-PM20-5 PP-PM20-14 META-ANALYSIS AND CORRECTION IN CHILDREN AND IN LACROSSE PLAYERS PP-PM26-10 SELF-ADMINISTRATED VESTIBULAR PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, HEALTH-RELATED Silva, C.C. et al [Brazil] ADOLESCENTS Ema, R. et al [Japan] STRUCTURE OF PROXIMAL AND DISTAL REHABILITATION TREATMENT FOR DIZZY QUALITY OF LIFE AND SALIVARY PP-PM11-7 Kovalenko, T. et al [Russia] PP-PM26-2 COMPARTMENTS IN RAT MEDIAL PATIENTS BIOMARKERS OF ADOLESCENTS IN AN INVESTIGATION OF THE DIFFERENCES PP-PM04-3 NEUROMUSCULAR FATIGUE OF THE GASTROCNEMIUS MUSCLE Ruzic, L. et al [Croatia] DISASTER AREA BETWEEN PLAYING SPORTS, WATCHING PHYSICAL EXERCISE FOR THE QUADRICEPS FOLLOWING CONCENTRIC Taborowska, M. et al [Poland] PP-PM20-6 Sakamoto, Y. et al [Japan] TELEVISION AND USING COMPUTER IN PREVENTION OF DEMENTIA
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STAGES PP-PM77-1 PP-PM77-9 PP-PM83-4 VOLLEYBALL WOMEN PLAYERS SCHOOL PP-PM86-6 Meckel, Y. et al [Israel] STUDY OF STRESS MARKERS AND FATIGUE DURING INTERCHAHNGE- SPEED TESTING DURING SPECIFIC SPORTS AGREEMENT BETWEEN MATURITY STATUS PP-PM71-4 HEART RATE VARIABILITY IN BASKETBALL SPECIFIC SIMULATED RUGBY LEAGUE ATTACKS IN FENCING João, P.V. et al [Portugal] DERIVED FROM INVASIVE
INEFC-Barcelona/Spain, 26-29 JUNE 2013 67 Mini Oral Sessions
EXTREMITY MUSCLE ACTIVITY PP-BN14 Motor Learning PP-BN14-8 PP-SH06-5 PP-SH06-14 PP-SH11-7 Gierlinger, G. et al [Austria] [ML] 3 NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF CHILDREN PRE-SERVICE TEACHERS’ PERCEPTIONS PHYSICAL EDUCATION THE CHINESE VERSION OF SCALE FOR PP-BN08-6 FROM CHILDHOOD EDUCATION CENTER OF TEACHER EDUCATION PROGRAMS UNDERGRADUATE COURSE IN DISTANCE EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION IN TEAM INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES FOR KNEE LECTURE ROOM: AULA PP2 OF THE CITY OF CASCAVEL-PARANÁ AND CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THEIR MODE OFFERED BY THE BRAZILIAN OPEN SPORTS - A CROSS-CULTURAL REVISING REHABILITATION IN SUBJECTS WITH Chair(s): Dorst, D.G.B. et al [Brazil] PROFESSIONAL LIFE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM: EVALUATION OF AND STRUCTURE RE-EXAMINATION ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT
68 18th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Saturday, June 29th, 2013 14:00 - 15:00
PP-SH15-4 PP-SH24 Sport Statistics PP-SH24-8 EXPLORING THE EFFECTS OF EMOTIONS BETWEEN MATCH VARIABILITY IN ON DECISION MAKING and Analyses [SA] 3 PROFESSIONAL RUGBY LEAGUE Ballart, P. et al [Spain] LECTURE ROOM: SALA PROFESSORAT 2 COMPETITION PP-SH15-5 Chair(s): Kempton, T. et al [Australia] THE EFFECT OF EMOTIONAL Memmert, D. [Germany] PP-SH24-9 INTELLIGENCE
INEFC-Barcelona/Spain, 26-29 JUNE 2013 69 Mini Oral Sessions
DURING INTENSIFIED TRAINING MARATHON RUNNING TRAINING ON IMMUNE CELLS IN JAPANESE JUDO PLAYERS AND TWO ECCENTRIC TRAINING Saturday, June Schaal, K. et al [France] Pahnke, M. et al [United States] STREPTOZOTOCIN-DIABETIC RATS Itaka, T. et al [Japan] PROGRAMS. 29th, 2013 PP-PM32-7 PP-PM33-2 Vincent, S. et al [France] PP-PM44-3 Ennequin, G. et al [France] EATING ATTITUDES, HEALTH AND CHANGES IN THE RELATIONSHIPS PP-PM33-11 PLASMA AND SALIVARY INTERLEUKIN-6 PP-PM44-11 NUTRITION HISTORY AT KING SAUD BETWEEN AEROBIC CAPACITY AND EFFECTS OF EXERCISE ON 24-H FAT RESPONSES TO EXERCISE ARE NOT HIGH INTENSITY TRAINING DECREASES UNIVERSITY HEMATOLOGICAL VARIABLES AFTER A OXIDATION DEPEND ON WHEN IT IS CORRELATED MITOCHONDRIAL ADP SENSITIVITY 15:00 - 16:00 Kamel, K. [Saudi Arabia] DIET AND EXERCISE INTERVENTION PERFORMED. Cullen, T. et al [United Kingdom] IN HUMAN ADIPOSE AND SKELETAL PP-PM32-8 Calderón, F.J. et al [Spain] Kurihara, R. et al [Japan] PP-PM44-4 MUSCLE TISSUE Larsen, S. et al [Denmark] EFFECT OF NUTRITIONAL EDUCATION PP-PM33-3 PP-PM33-12 THE EFFECT OF KINESIO TAPING AND PP-PM32 Nutrition [NU] 6 PROGRAM ON ADHERENCE TO SEX DIFFERENCES IN THE EFFECTS OF THE INDEPENDENT EFFECT OF EXERCISE CRYOTHERAPY ON PEAK ANAEROBIC PP-PM44-12 LECTURE ROOM: PAVELLÓ SINTÈTIC DESIRABLE DIETARY BEHAVIOR IN ELITE MENTAL WORK AND MODERATE- INTENSITY ON APPETITE, ENERGY INTAKE POWER RECOVERY AFTER DOWNHILL CHANGES IN HAEMATOLOGICAL ADOLESCENT FOOTBALL PLAYERS INTENSITY PHYSICAL ACTIVITY ON AND ENERGY EXPENDITURE: IS THERE A RUNNING PARAMETERS OF SCOTTISH Chair(s): Urara, S. [Japan] ENERGY INTAKE IN YOUNG ADULTS GENDER DIFFERENCE? Szygula, Z. et al [Poland] PROFESSIONAL YOUNG FOOTBALLERS TORRES, L. [Spain] PP-PM32-9 Pérusse-Lachance, E. et al [Canada] Shamlan, G. et al [United Kingdom] PP-PM44-5 OF PREMIERM LEAGUE DURING PRE i Raastad, T. [Norway] COMPETITIVE SEASON ANTHROPOMETRIC PARAMETERS AND PP-PM33-4 PP-PM33-13 COLD WATER IMMERSION RECOVERY Takas, P. et al [United Kingdom] PP-PM32-1 NUTRITIONAL INDICES IN CHRONIC ASSOCIATION BETWEEN OBJECTIVELY THE EFFECT OF SHORT-TERM FROM HIGH-INTENSITY SPRINT A SIX MONTH PROGRAM OF PHYSICAL DISEASE - PERITONEAL DIALYSIS PATIENTS MEASURED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND CALORIE RESTRICTION ON EXERCISE CYCLING: AN EXAMINATION USING THE PP-PM44-13 ACTIVITY AND NUTRITIONAL EDUCATION Pajek, J. et al [Slovenia] SERUM 25-HYDROXYVITAMIN D PERFORMANCE AND EFFICIENCY IN CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM THE EFFECT OF HIT EXERCISE ON PLASMA CAN IMPROVE PARAMETERS RELATED TO PP-PM32-10 CONCENTRATION IN JAPANESE ADULTS CYCLISTS Warmington, S.A. et al [Australia] VOLUME AND PLASMA VISCOSITY. HEALTH IN CHILDREN. Cao, Z.B. et al [Japan] Saunders, S.C. et al [United Kingdom] Basterra, J. et al [Spain] Muros, J. et al [Spain] A CASE STUDY OF THE NUTRITIONAL PP-PM44-6 PRACTICES OF CLUB LEVEL CYCLISTS PP-PM33-5 PP-PM33-14 EXERCISE-INDUCED INFLAMMATORY PP-PM32-2 BEFORE AND DURING A CYCLOCROSS EFFECTS OF 2 DAYS SODIUM SUBSTRATE METABOLISM DURING AND GLUCOSE RESPONSES IN PP-PM50 Physiology A 6 MONTH PROGRAM OF PHYSICAL RACE BICARBONATE LOADING ON SIMULATED EXERCISE FOLLOWING TWO WEEKS OF INDIGENOUS AUSTRALIAN AND MiniACTIVITY AND NUTRITIONAL EDUCATION Orals [PH] 16 Dixon, D. [United Kingdom] FOOTBALL PERFORMANCE TEST DIETARY CALCIUM SUPPLEMENTATION CAUCASIAN POPULATIONS CAN IMPROVE THE ANTHROPOMETRIC Kurum, O. et al [United Kingdom] Gonzalez, J.T. et al [United Kingdom] Mendham, A.E. et al [Australia] PROFILE OF CHILDREN. PP-PM32-11 LECTURE ROOM: AULA MAGNA 2 Muros, J. et al [Spain] NUTRITIONAL PREPARATION OF PP-PM33-6 PP-PM33-15 PP-PM44-7 Chair(s): IRONMAN TRIATHLETES SWIMMING EXERCISE INCREASES MEAL AND BETA-ALANINE CO- EFFICIENCY OF SKELETAL MUSCLE Allen, J. [United States] PP-PM32-3 Mc Enery, I. et al [United Kingdom] MAGNESIUM REQUIREMENT IN RATS INGESTION ENHANCES MUSCLE MITOCHONDRIAL COUPLING IS A ENERGY BALANCE DURING AN ULTRA- de Haan, A. [Netherlands] PP-PM32-12 Sakai, K. et al [Japan] CARNOSINE LOADING. CRITICAL FACTOR FOR MAXIMAL ENDURANCE TRIATHLON Stegen, S. et al [Belgium] EXERCISE CAPACITY AND OXYGEN PP-PM50-1 EXERCISE-INDUCED ANOREXIA IN OBESE PP-PM33-7 Barrero, A. et al [Spain] UPTAKE IN RATS EFFECT ON PERFORMANCE OF TEENAGE GIRLS CARBOHYDRATE INGESTION Schlagowski, A. et al [France] ENDURANCE TRAINING COMBINED PP-PM32-4 Lofrano-Prado, M. et al [Brazil] IMPROVES GROSS CYCLING EFFICIENCY PP-PM44 Physiology WITH PIOGLITAZONE TREATMENT. INFLUENCE OF ACID OR ALKALINE AND SUBSEQUENT TIME-TRIAL PP-PM44-8 PP-PM32-13 STUDY OF THE SKELETAL MUSCLE FORMING NUTRITION ON PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE [PH] 11 EXPLOSIVE ATHLETES ARE THE EFFECTS OF HIGH INTENSITY ADAPTATIONS PERFORMANCE AT MODERATE ALTITUDE Cole, M. et al [United Kingdom] CHARACTERIZED BY A LOWERED SERUM AEROBIC TRAINING ON FOOD INTAKE IN LECTURE ROOM: AULA MAGNA 1 Martínez-Bello, V. et al [Spain] Limmer, M. et al [Germany] CARNOSINASE ACTIVITY AND PROTEIN OBESE ADOLESCENTS ARE MEDIATED BY PP-PM33-8 Chair(s): CONTENT PP-PM50-2 PP-PM32-5 CHANGES IN PYY LEVELS PREFERENCES OF DIETARY SUPPLEMENTS Willems, M. [United Kingdom] Baguet, A. et al [Belgium] TAPERING STRATEGIES IN ELITE BRITISH ENERGY SUBSTRATE UTILISATION Prado, W.L. et al [Brazil] IN LONG DISTANCE TRIATHLON Bowtell, J. [United Kingdom] ENDURANCE RUNNERS DURING ENDURANCE EXERCISE AFTER 5 Hoeden, D. et al [Austria] PP-PM44-9 DAYS ON HIGH CARBOHYDRATE WITH PP-PM44-1 Spilsbury, K.L. et al [United Kingdom] PP-PM33-9 CALCITONIN-GENE RELATED PEPTIDE HIGH AND LOW GLYCAEMIC INDEX PP-PM33 Nutrition [NU] 7 NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF AIR POLLUTION PLASMA LEVELS DECREASE DURING A PP-PM50-3 BODY COMPOSITION AND NUTRITIONAL DIETS EXPOSURE ON THE EXERCISE-INDUCED MAXIMAL TEST IN TRAINED INDIVIDUALS SUSPENSION TRAUMA AND TILT-TABLE LECTURE ROOM: SALA D’ACTES STATUS IN ELITE SYNCHRONIZED Hamzah, S. [Malaysia] INCREASE OF BDNF GENE EXPRESSION Sarabia, J.M. et al [Spain] TEST SYNCOPE: THE SAME AND THE Chair(s): SWIMMERS PP-PM32-6 IN THE RAT HIPPOCAMPUS DIFFERENT. Garrido, G. [Spain] Carrasco, M. et al [Spain] PP-PM44-10 ELITE SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMERS Bos, I. et al [Belgium] Lanfranconi, F. et al [Italy] PP-PM33-10 MITOCHONDRIAL FUNCTION DISPLAY LOW ENERGY AVAILABILITY PP-PM33-1 PP-PM44-2 ADAPTATIONS IN RAT SKELETAL MUSCLE: PP-PM50-4 EEFFECTS OF A-GALACTO- AND DO NOT INCREASE FOOD INTAKE FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH SEVERE POLYMORPHISM OF THE IGF-2 GENE A COMPARISON BETWEEN CONCENTRIC EFFECT OF GENDER AND SKIN OLIGOSACCHARIDES
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PERFORMANCE AND PLASMA VOLUME PP-PM50-12 SURGERY PP-PM62 Sports Medicine A PILOT STUDY PP-PM15-3 CHANGES HYSTERESIS PHENOMENON IN THE RATE Lai, Y.L. et al [Taiwan] [SM] 6 Conde, L. et al [Spain] EFFECTS OF CONCURRENT TRAINING ON Kebsi, W. et al [Tunisia] OF PERCEIVED EXERTION OF TRIATHLETES PP-PM53-6 PP-PM62-8 CAROTID INTIMA-MEDIA THICKNESS OF PP-PM50-5 DURING CYCLING AND RUNNING A PROSPECTIVE STUDY ON FULL-BODY LECTURE ROOM: AULA MAGNA 4 THE EFFECT OF ACUTE AEROBIC MIDDLE-AGE OBESE MEN EFFECT OF CARBOHYDRATE Galán, J. et al [Spain] KINEMATIC RELATED RISK FACTORS IN Chair(s): EXERCISE ON SERUM CORTISOL Cavaglieri, C. et al [Brazil] SUPPLEMENTATION AT CONTINUOUS PP-PM50-13 THE DEVELOPMENT OF EXERTIONAL Porcar, C. [Spain] AND COGNITIVE FUNCTION IN PP-PM15-4 INTENSIVE EXERCISE EFFECTS OF TWO DIFFERENT MUSCLE MEDIAL TIBIAL PAIN
INEFC-Barcelona/Spain, 26-29 JUNE 2013 71 Mini Oral Sessions
PP-PM15-11 CRYOSTIMULATION PP-PM12-6 PP-PM22-1 RISK FACTORS FOR ACHILES TENDON IN MASTER SWIMMERS EFFECT OF RECREATIONAL SWIMMING IN Grasso, D. et al [Italy] ASSESSING CARDIORESPIRATORY FITNESS ALTERED GLYCOGEN METABOLISM PATHOLOGY Porcelli, S. et al [Italy] PERFORMANCE OF 200M FREESTYLE PP-PM06-6 WITHOUT PERFORMING EXERCISE IN ALPHA-ACTININ-3 DEFICIENT Rickaby, R. et al [United Kingdom] PP-PM67-6 Lampadari, V. et al [Greece] THE EFFECTS OF IRON TESTING IN KOREAN ADULT MEN. INDIVIDUALS PP-PM22-10 EFFECT OF A SOCCER MATCH PP-PM15-12 SUPPLEMENTATION ON COMPLETE Jeon, Y.J. et al [Korea, South] Norman, B. et al [Sweden] MONITORING ADAPTATION TO HEAT SIMULATION ON THE FUNCTIONAL HYPOXIC ENDURANCE TRAINING CAN BLOOD COUNT FOLLOWING AN ACUTE PP-PM12-7 PP-PM22-2 STRESS: CAN HSP72 EXPRESSION HAMSTRING-TO-QUADRICEPS RATIO REDUCE INSULIN RESISTANCE IN OBESE ECCENTRIC EXERCISE BOUT PREDICTION OF MAXIMAL OXYGEN COLOCALISATION OF PAXILLIN WITH IN LEUKOCYTES BE A SURROGATE Coratella, G. et al [Italy] RATS Deli, C.K. et al [Greece] UPTAKE USING METABOLICAL VARIABLES FOCAL ADHESION KINASE IN HUMAN MEASURE FOR CHANGES IN SKELETAL PP-PM67-7 MUSCLE? Zhang, L. et al [China] IN SUB-MAXIMAL EXERCISE. SKELETAL MUSCLE AND ITS ASSOCIATED AN IDEAL WAITING TIME FOR VERTICAL Tuttle, J.A. et al [United Kingdom] PP-PM15-13 Im, J.H. et al [Korea, South] MICROVASCULATURE JUMPING PERFORMANCE AFTER THE PP-PM12 Health and Wilson, O.J. et al [United Kingdom] BONE DENSITY AND STRENGTH INDEXES PP-PM12-8 PP-PM22-11 WARM UP PROGRAMME CONSIST OF IN ADOLESCENT SWIMMERS Fitness [HF] 6 WHEELCHAIR DANCE “SKILL” AND PP-PM22-3 THE AGTR2 GENE POLYMORPHISM STATIC STRETCHING IS ASSOCIATED WITH MUSCLE FIBRE Meric Bingul, B. et al [Turkey] Gómez-Bruton, A. et al [Spain] LECTURE ROOM: AULA 2 EXERCISE INTENSITY DURING DANCE IN ANGIOTENSIN CONVERTING ENZYME BEDRIDDEN INDIVIDUALS WITH SEVERE EXERTS SYSTEM CONTROL OVER FUEL COMPOSITION AND ENDURANCE Chair(s): PP-PM67-8Mi ATHLETE STATUS CEREBRAL PALSY HANDLING IN SKELETAL MUSCLE EFFECT OF FITNESS LEVEL ON TRAINING PP-PM06 Biochemistry Nicol, C. [France] Terada, K. et al [Japan] Brogioli, M. et al [Switzerland] Mustafi na, L.J. et al [Russia] Leukel, C. [Germany] LOAD DURING SMALL-SIDED GAMES IN [BC] 2 PP-PM12-9 PP-PM22-4 SOCCER PLAYERS PP-PM12-1 PSYCHO-PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES TO AICAR STIMULATION INCREASED Al Haddad, H. et al [Qatar] LECTURE ROOM: AULA 1 PP-PM67 Training and PAST SPORTS ACTIVITIES DURING A STANDARDIZED EXERCISE PROGRAM MITOCHONDRIAL CD36 PRESENCE IN Chair(s): GROWTH INDUCES BONE MINERAL Testing [TT] 2 PP-PM67-9 INDOORS VS. NATURAL ENVIRONMENT: C2C12 CELLS EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT ISOKINETICS KNEE Radak, Z. [Hungary] CONTENTS AND CHANGES IN BONE PRELIMINARY RESULTS FROM A PILOT Nitta, S. et al [Japan] LECTURE ROOM: AULA 4 EXTENSION WARM-UP ON MUSCLE Morales-Álamo, D. [Spain] GEOMETRY IN YOUNG MEN AND STUDY. PART III: CARDIOVASCULAR PP-PM22-5 Chair(s): PERFORMANCE IN YOUNG SUBJECTS WOMEN MODULATION. PP-PM06-1 ASSESSMENT OF S6K1 ACTIVITY IN Vieira, C.A. et al [Brazil] MiniKato, T. et al [Japan] OralsMikkila, S. et al [Norway] Guerra, M. [Spain] EFFECT OF L-ARGININE HUMAN SKELETAL MUSCLE USING Verdijk, L. [Netherlands] PP-PM67-10 SUPPLEMENTATION ON NITRIC OXIDE PP-PM12-2 PP-PM12-10 THE QUANTITATIVE RADIOLABELED ACCELEROMETER MEASURED DAILY SYNTHESIS, INSULIN AND GROWTH LIFESTYLE MODIFICATION OF EXERCISE PP-PM67-1 REGULAR MOIST SNUFF DIPPING DOES TEQHNIQUE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND SEDENTARY HORMONE RELEASE DURING HIGH- AND DIET IMPROVES SERUM VALIDATION OF A GAME BASED NOT AFFECT ENDURANCE EXERCISE Apro, W. et al [Sweden] PURSUITS - COMPARISON BETWEEN INTENSITY EXERCISE TESTOSTERONE LEVEL AND AORTIC PERFORMANCE TEST IN TEAM PERFORMANCE. TWO MODELS OF THE ACTIGRAPH Alvares, T. et al [Brazil] STIFFNESS IN OVERWEIGHT AND OBESE PP-PM22-6 HANDBALL Mattsson, C.M. et al [Sweden] Tanha, T. et al [Sweden] MEN MARKERS OF MITOCHONDRIAL Wagner, H. et al [Austria] PP-PM06-2 Hiroshi, K. et al [Japan] PP-PM12-11 BIOGENESIS ARE AFFECTED BY AGING VOLUNTARY RUNNING EXERCISE WITH 10 YEAR CARDIOVASCULAR RISK AND EXERCISE TRAINING IN RAT PP-PM67-2 NEW SUPPLEMENT INCREASE MUSCLE PP-PM12-3 ASSESSMENT IN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS SKELETAL MUSCLE ACUTE WBV DOES NOT AFFECT THE PP-PM72 Training and MASS VIA FOLLISTATIN ACTIVATION EFFECTS OF YOGA BREATHING ON Uvacsek, M. et al [Hungary] Koltai, E. et al [Hungary] TORQUE-LENGTH PROFILE OF THE Testing [TT] 7 Oishi, Y. et al [Japan] HEART RATE AND THE CARDIAC QUADRICEPS MUSCLE-TENDON UNIT. PARASYMPATHETIC NERVE SYSTEM PP-PM12-12 PP-PM22-7 Rieder, F. et al [Austria] LECTURE ROOM: AULA INFORMÀTICA 1 PP-PM06-3 NATIONAL PHYSICAL FITNESS TESTS ASSOCIATION OF TYPE XI COLLAGEN Orita, M. et al [Japan] Chair(s): IS SALIVARY TESTOSTERONE A VALID DATA IN GREEK CHILDREN AGED 7 TO GENES WITH CHRONIC ACHILLES PP-PM67-3 MARKER OF MATURATION IN ELITE PP-PM12-4 10-Y-OLD AND THE IMPORTANCE OF TENDINOPATHY IN TWO INDEPENDENT ACTIVITY PROFILES OF FOUR DIFFERENT Buscà Safont-Tria, B. [Spain] YOUTH MALE ATHLETES? MINIMALLY INVASIVE MICROPERFUSION THEIR INTER-RELATIONSHIP. POPULATIONS. FOOTBALL SMALL-SIDED GAMES Ishikawa, M. [Japan] Nikolovski, Z. et al [Qatar] NEEDLE FOR CONTINUOUS LACTATE Tambalis, K. et al [Greece] Hay, M. et al [South Africa] Aguiar, M. et al [Portugal] PP-PM72-1 MONITORING DURING EXERCISE PP-PM67-4 KINEMTATIC MEASURES OF PP-PM06-4 Tsuruoka, N. et al [Japan] PP-PM22-8 OXIDATIVE STRESS STATUS AFTER THE PP-PM22 Molecular MOLECULAR BIOGESESIS IN RATS ANALYSIS OF TRACK RUNNING TRAMPOLINE ATHLETES WITH RESPECT SOCCER GAME IN ELITE MALE PLAYERS PP-PM12-5 SELECTED BY RUNNING CAPACITY PERFORMANCE USING GLOBAL TO DOWNWARD TRAMPOLINE BED Djordjevic, B. et al [Serbia] ARE OPTIMISTIC PERCEPTIONS OF Biology [MB] 2 Torma, F. et al [Hungary] POSITIONING SYSTEMS AND DEFLECTION: A PILOT STUDY PERSONAL PHYSICAL ACTIVITY ACCELEROMETER BASED DATA Rupf, R. et al [Canada] PP-PM06-5 LECTURE ROOM: AULA 3 PP-PM22-9 BEHAVIOUR A PROBLEM IN PHYSICAL Niessen, M. et al [Germany] PP-PM72-2 SALIVARY SEX HORMONES RESPONSE ACTIVITY PROMOTION? RESULTS FROM A Chair(s): GENOMIC COPY NUMBER VARIATION PP-PM67-5 DOES THE RECENT INTERNAL LOAD ON IN RUGBY PLAYERS AFTER WHOLE BODY NATIONAL SURVEY. Guadalupe Grau, A. [Denmark]
72 18th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Saturday, June 29th, 2013 15:00 - 16:00
ELITE AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL? PP-PM72-11 PP-PM78-7 PP-PM84-1 AND FATIGUE INDEXES DURING A PP-PM87-7 Aughey, R. et al [Australia] AN EVALUATION OF METABOLIC EFFECTS OF HIGH AND MODERATE REPEATED SPRINT ABILITY AND STRIDE REPEATED-SPRINT EXERCISE EXPLOSIVE STRENGH ASYMETRY OF PP-PM72-3 RESPONSES BY TIME CONSTANT VALUE INTENSITY SEMI-SUPERVISED AEROBIC KINEMATICS ARE ALTERED FOLLOWING Ahmaidi, S. et al [France] THE LOWER LIMB IN VOLEYBALL AND THE INFLUENCE OF ADDITIONAL OF REGRESSION ANALYSIS TRAINING PROGRAM IN ELDERLY AN OFFICIAL MATCH IN NATIONAL-LEVEL BASKETBALL PLAYERS Sasaki, T. et al [Japan] Riani Costa, L.A. et al [Brazil] BASKETBALL PLAYERS Fort-Vanmeerhaeghe, A. et al [Spain] SODIUM IN A BEVERAGE ON REPEATED PP-PM87 Misc. topics 3 SPRINT ABILITY IN PROFESSIONAL PP-PM78-8 Delextrat, A. [United Kingdom] PP-PM87-8 SOCCER PLAYERS PP-PM78 Training and EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT MOTIONS ON PP-PM84-2 LECTURE ROOM: AULA ESPORTIVA 2 PHYSICAL ACTIVITY REFERRAL: IMPACT OReilly, J. et al [Hong Kong] TIMING ERROR IN A COINCIDENT TIMING ECCENTRIC OVERLOAD BY INERTIAL Chair(s): ON PHYSICAL ACTIVITY ADHERENCE Testing [TT] 13 PP-PM72-4 TASK RESISTANCE TRAINING: EFFECTS ON Frencken, W. [Netherlands] AND HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE. Tomoyuki, I. et al [Japan] PATELLAR TENDINOPATHY AND MUSCLE Pardo, A. et al [Spain] HEART RATE DURING A BRAZILIAN JIU- LECTURE ROOM: AULA RÍTMICA CALLEJA-GONZALEZ, J. [Spain] POWER IN JUMPING SPORTS JITSU TRAINING SESSION Chair(s): PP-PM78-9 PP-PM87-1 PP-PM87-9 Silva, L.H. et al [Brazil] Gual, G. et al [Spain] Marina, M. [Spain] RELIABILITY OF ISOMETRIC PEAK TORQUE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE RELATIVE AGE EFFECT AMONG ELITE PP-PM72-5 Kröll, J. [Austria] AND RATE OF TORQUE DEVELOPMENT PP-PM84-3 RESPIRATORY MUSCLE ENDURANCE, YOUTH MALE TENNIS PLAYERS iniFINGER FLEXOR STRENGTH OralsOF INTERNAL SHOULDERS ROTATORS THE EFFECT OF HEAVY VS. MODERATE- EXERCISE PERFORMANCE AND THE Ulbricht, A. et al [Germany] PP-PM78-1 MEASUREMENT WITH DIFFERENT ARM MUSCLES IN SWIMMERS LOAD TRAINING ON STRENGTH, METABOREFLEX ACTIVATION TIME PP-PM87-10 RELATIONSHIP OF BODY COMPOSITION Greco, C.C. et al [Brazil] JUMP HEIGHT AND ACCELERATION POSITIONS IN SPORT CLIMBERS Ahmaidi, S. et al [France] FINE AND GROSS MOTOR SKILLS IN ON PERFORMANCE IN ADOLESCENT PERFORMANCE. Balas, J. et al [Czech Republic] PP-PM78-10 WATER POLO PLAYERS – JUNIORS AGED SWIMMERS Mora Custodio, R. et al [Spain] PP-PM87-2 CORRELATES OF WHOLE BODY AND 14 TO 15 YEARS OLD PP-PM72-6 Gómez-Bruton, A. et al [Spain] O2 DESATURATION AT MODERATE THE TEST-RETEST RELIABILITY AND MUSCLE OXYGEN ON KINETICS, PP-PM84-4 ALTITUDE: COMPARAISON BETWEEN Marinescu, G. et al [Romania] PP-PM78-2 MINIMAL DETECTABLE CHANGE OF THE PHYSIOLOGICAL VARIABLES AND ANTHROPOMETRIC PROFILE OF GERMAN RUNNING AND ROLLER SKIING FIELD PP-PM87-11 SOCIAL MEDIA SERVICE PROMOTES PERFORMANCE IN SPRINT KAYAK ELITE ATHLETES BALANCE ERROR SCORING SYSTEM TEST A PROFILE OF MASTERS ATHLETES: PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN YOUNG RECRUITS Oliveira Borges, T. et al [Australia] Araújo, M.C. et al [Germany] Amin, D. et al [United Kingdom] Gaston, A.F. et al [France] VARIOUS HEALTH AND PSYCHOLOGICAL Santtila, M. et al [Finland] PP-PM72-7 PP-PM78-11 PP-PM84-5 PP-PM87-3 INDICES PP-PM78-3 BIODENSITY STRENGTH TRAINING: HIGH- COMPARISON OF BIA AND SKINFOLD POTENTIATION EFFECT OF VOLLEYBALL THE EFFECTS OF TWO WEEKS OF SEASON Heazlewood, I.T. et al [Australia] CASE-STUDY: CURVILINEAR INTENSITY LOW-VOLUME TRAINING IN PREDICTION OF BODY FATNESS GAME AND PREPARATORY EXERCISES BREAK FOR GAME PERFORMANCE OF PP-PM87-12 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SALIVARY WITH UNDERWATER WEIGHING ON VERTICAL JUMP PERFORMANCE 550 YOUNG AND OLDER MALES AND SOCCER CARDIORESPIRATORY FITNESS AT TESTOSTERONE AND TRAINING LOAD IN DENSITOMETRY IN A LONGITUDINAL Marocolo, M. et al [Brazil] FEMALES Maesako, M. et al [Japan] COLLEGE-AGE AS A PREDICTIVE FACTOR A FEMALE OLYMPIC HAMMER THROWER. STUDY ON ADOLESCENT SPRINT Smith, D. et al [United States] PP-PM84-6 FOR DEVELOPING DIABETES Fudge, B.W. et al [United Kingdom] ATHLETES PP-PM87-4 PP-PM72-8 AGE-RELATED DIFFERENCES IN A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY TO Someya, Y. et al [Japan] PP-PM78-4 Aerenhouts, D. et al [Belgium] PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES AND PHYSIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF EVALUATE THE SPECIFIC STRENGTH IN PP-PM87-13 INTENSITY PARAMETERS PP-PM78-12 FEMALE GYMNASTS AGED 5-13 YEARS ENERGY COST DURING A SIMULATION WOMEN WATER POLO PLAYERS CHANGES IN METABOLIC PARAMETERS CORRESPONDING TO FIXED LACTATE EFFECT OF ISCHEMIC PRECONDITIONING OLD. OF FENCING Moises, V. et al [Spain] DURING DIFFERENT PHASES OF AN CONCENTRATIONS DETERMINED BY ON LAND BASED SPRINTING IN TEAM Theos, A. et al [Greece] Roberto, S. et al [Italy] AEROBIC TRAINING IN A TYPE 1 DIABETIC PERCEIVED EXERTION. SPORT ATHLETES. PP-PM87-5 PP-PM84-7 PATIENT. PP-PM72-9 Doria, C. et al [Italy] Gibson, N. [United Kingdom] INFLUENCE OF EXERCISE ON P-WAVE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BODY COMPARISON OF PERCENTAGE OF DISPERSION FOR EVALUATING THE Casiraghi, F. et al [Italy] PP-PM78-5 PP-PM78-13 MUSCLE MASS AND NEUROMUSCULAR COMPOSITION AND THE AEROBIC INDUCTION OF STRESS-INDUCED PP-PM87-14 EXPERT YOUTH COACHES’ VIEW ON SPORTS-SPECIFIC FEATURES OF SOCCER PERFORMANCE BETWEEN U15 AND U17 CAPACITY OF AMPUTEE SOCCER PAROXYSMAL ATRIAL FIBRILLATION ON RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN SESSION-RPE, LONG TERM TECHNIQUE TRAINING PLAYERS’ HEART SOCCER PLAYERS PLAYERS HEALTHY MALES AND FEMALES. GPS MOVEMENT CHARACTERISTICS, Voigt, L. et al [Germany] Olm, T. et al [Estonia] Franciscon, C.A. et al [Brazil] Ozcan, R. et al [Turkey] Garrett, A. et al [United Kingdom] AND HEART RATE DURING TRAINING PP-PM78-6 PP-PM72-10 PP-PM84-8 PP-PM87-6 AMONG ELITE YOUTH SOCCER PLAYERS EXERCISE TOLERANCE ABOVE CRITICAL THE EFFECTS OF CAFFEINATED PP-PM84 Training and THE FEASIBILITY OF USING PERCEIVED ANALYSIS OF ACE, ACTN3, ENOS, Lamb, K. [United Kingdom] POWER DOES DEPEND ON THE RATE OF CHEWING GUM ON SIMULATED RACE EXERTION TO ESTIMATE MAXIMAL PPARG, PPARA, HIF1A, PPARGC1B GENE UTILISATION OF W’ WHEN MANIPULATED Testing [TT] 19 PERFORMANCE IN COMPETITIVE FEMALE HEART RATE POLYMORPHISMS FOR DETERMINATION TO THE EXTREMES WITHIN THE SEVERE Mamen, A. et al [Norway] CYCLISTS LECTURE ROOM: AULA ESPORTIVA 1 OF A GENETIC PREDISPOSITION TO A INTENSITY DOMAIN Costa, V.P. et al [Brazil] VARIETY OF SPORTS Greco, C. et al [Brazil] Chair(s): PP-PM84-9 Zemkova, E. [Slovakia] RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN VO2MAX, Drozdovska, S. et al [Ukraine] MiniMUSCULAR PERIPHERAL OXYGENATION Orals Schelling i del Alcázar, X. [Spain]
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PP-BN09 Biomechanics JUMPING PERFORMANCE PP-BN15-3 PP-BN15-12 PP-SH07-5 RUNNING EVENTS POLAND AND THE Pollitt, L. et al [United Kingdom] [BM] 9 THE DEVELOPMENTAL ACTIVITIES OF SENSORIMOTOR INTEGRATION FOR COORDINATIVE CONTROL OF POSTURE UNITED STATES PP-BN09-9 FEMALE PROFESSIONAL INTERNATIONAL TACTILE PERCEPTION IN ARCHERS AND EQULIBRIUM IN HIGH LEG KICK Czajka, K. et al [Poland] LECTURE ROOM: AULA PP1 AN INERTIAL-SENSOR BASED METHOD SOCCER PLAYERS Shih, Y.L. et al [Taiwan] Liang, Y. et al [Japan] PP-SH12-2 Chair(s): TO QUANTIFY THE VERTICAL MOVEMENT Ford, P.R. et al [United Kingdom] PP-BN15-13 PP-SH07-6 COMPARE THE SATISFACTION WITH LIFE Spörri, J. [Austria] OF RIDER AND HORSE IN DRESSAGE PP-BN15-4 WRIST PROPRIOCEPTION ACCOUNTS MOTOR SKILLS AMONG 4 TO 7 YEAR- BETWEEN WATERPOLO WITH DEAF AND Stosic, J. [Australia] RIDING MOTOR SKILLS EVALUATION IN SCHOOL FOR PERFORMANCE IN FREE-THROW OLD SERBIAN PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN HEARING PLAYERS AND THEIR NON Eckardt, F. et al [Germany] CHILDREN WITH DOWN’S SYNDROME: SHOOTING IN BASKETBALL Jaksic, D. et al [Serbia] SPORTING PAIRS PP-BN09-1 Balogh, L. et al [Hungary] PP-BN09-10 MABC TEST Sevrez, V. et al [France] PP-SH07-7 DEVELOPING A SYSTEM TO MONITOR Rodríguez, M. et al [Spain] VERTICAL DEFLECTION IN A TRAMPOLINE INFLUENCE OF RIDING SKILL ON PP-BN15-14 COMPARISON OF 3 KINDS OF PP-SH12-3 BED COORDINATION DYNAMICS BETWEEN PP-BN15-5 INVESTIGATION OF THE ACQUISITION ENDURANCE RUNNINGS IN TO DIFFERENCIATE SELF-EVALUATION Chapman, C. et al [Canada] HORSE AND RIDER QUIET EYE TRAINING: WHAT INFLUENCE OF A SERIAL MOVEMENT TASK AS A JAPANESE HIGH SCHOOL IN VIEW OF AND SELF-SATISFACTION IN THE Münz, A. et al [Germany] HAS QUIET EYE DURATION? FUNCTION OF ATTENTIONAL FOCUS PHYSIOLOGICAL AND BIOMECHANICAL PHYSICAL SELF: A MULTITRAIT- PP-BN09-2 PP-BN09-11 Wilson, M.R. et al [United Kingdom] INSTRUCTIONS CHARACTERISTICS MULTIMETHODM ANALYSIS i GOLF COACHING-BIOMECHANICS Chow, J.Y. et al [Singapore] Kenta, N. et al [Japan] Margas, N. et al [France] INTERFACE: STARTING WITH THE COACH POST ACTIVATION POTENTIATION PP-BN15-6 Morrison, A. et al [United Kingdom] AND ACHILLES TENDON STIFFNESS IN TMS OF HUMAN SMA LEADS TO SIMILAR PP-SH07-8 PP-SH12-4 ATHLETES MEP AS THOSE FOR M1 BUT WITH PP-SH07 Physical PREVENTION AND AMELIORATION OF EXPERIENCING AMOTIVATION IN PP-BN09-3 Gago, P. et al [Sweden] SMALLER SILENT PERIODS IN A PRECISE OBESITY FOR CHILDREN OF PRIMARY PHYSICAL EDUCATION: THE ROLE OF EFFECT OF NEUROMUSCULAR TRAINING Education and Pedagogics PP-BN09-12 FORCE CONTROL TASK. SCHOOL THROUGH ATHLETICS AND ACHIEVEMENT EMOTIONS ON KNEE ROTATION IN YOUNG FEMALE: Entakli, J. et al [France] [PP] 5 MOVEMENT GAMES Jackson-Kersey, R. [United Kingdom] DESCRIPTION BY QUATERNIONS EFFECTS OF RUNNING ON ACHILLES TENDON FATIGUE IN THE FREE Ţifrea, C. et al [Romania] PP-SH12-5 REPRESENTATION PP-BN15-7 LECTURE ROOM: AULA PS1 Santiago, P.R.P. et al [Brazil] AND GASTROCNEMIUS TENDON A DYNAMICAL SYSTEM APPROACH OF PP-SH07-9 WEEKLY ASSESSMENTS OF COACH COMPONENTS HORSE-RIDER COORDINATION DURING Chair(s): ANALYSIS OF THE STUDENTS’ COLLECTIVE INTERPERSONAL SUPPORT, MOTIVATION, MiniPP-BN09-4 OralsLavega, P. [Spain] Lichtwark, G. et al [Australia] ENDURANCE RACE ACTIVITY ENGAGED IN SITUATIONS OF AND PSYCHOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT DEFINING THE OPTIMAL LOAD FOR Lasierra, G. [Spain] PP-BN09-13 Viry, S. et al [France] COOPERATION IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION IN DISADVANTAGED ADULTS SEEKING WEIGHTED STEP POWER TRAINING IN EMPLOYMENT CHANGES IN OPTIMAL CADENCE PP-SH07-1 Evin, A. [France] OLDER WOMEN PP-BN15-8 Cowan, D.T. et al [United Kingdom] Mair, J.L. et al [Ireland] MINIMIZING MUSCULAR ACTIVATION DEVELOPMENT OF SYNERGY IN TIME FOR IDENTIFYING DEVELOPMENTAL CAPACITY PP-SH07-10 WITH POWER OUTPUT AND MUSCLES A CONTINUOUS ACTION PERCEPTION IN A PHYSICAL EDUCATION SETTING; LEVEL OF DEFINITION AND COHERENCE PP-SH12-6 PP-BN09-5 INVESTIGATED. TASK THE KÖRPER KOOR-DINATIONS TEST FÜR OF THE UNITS OF BODY EXPRESSION INFLUENCE OF PERCEIVED EFFICACY OF STRENGTH TRAINING ON Hintzy, F. et al [France] Vázquez, P. et al [Spain] KINDER IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHER MOTIVATIONAL CLIMATE ON MACHINE CONDITIONING ADJUSTMENT de Niet, M. et al [Netherlands] EDUCATION PROGRAMMES PSYCHOLOGICAL BASIC HUMAN NEEDS OF EXTERNAL LOAD TO MUSCLE WORK PP-BN15-9 PP-SH07-2 Lorente, E. et al [Spain] SATISFACTION AMONG BASKETBALL ABILITIES PP-BN15 Motor Learning PERCEPTION AND ACTION DURING PLAYERS BALANCE AND BILATERAL SKILLS Karczewska, M. et al [Poland] INDOOR CLIMBING: EFFECTS OF SKILL PP-SH07-11 Franco, E. et al [Spain] [ML] 2 LEVEL OF SELECTED ADOLESCENTS IN THE CONTENT ANALYSIS OF BODY PP-BN09-6 STELLENBOSCH REGION, SOUTH AFRICA PP-SH12-7 LECTURE ROOM: AULA PP2 Orth, D. et al [France] REPRESENTATION IN AN EARLY DETERMINATION OF RESISTANCE Africa, E. et al [South Africa] CHILDHOOD EDUCATION TEXTBOOK EFFECTS OF TWO DIFFERENT TYPE TRAINING VARIABLES USING A SINGLE Chair(s): PP-BN15-10 PP-SH07-3 Martínez-Bello, V. [Spain] OF AEROBIC EXERCISE ON LIFE TRIAXIAL ACCELEROMETER Passos, P. [Portugal] THE CONSTRAINT IN THE IMAGERY SATISFACTION AND BECK DEPRESSION SELF-PERCEIVED MOTOR COMPETENCE, Brown, N. et al [Germany] Jaitner, T. [Germany] OF HAND-FOOT COORDINATED LEVEL PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVEL AND FITNESS MOVEMENT. PP-SH12 Psychology Atan, T. et al [Turkey] PP-BN09-7 PP-BN15-1 Nakagawa, K. et al [Japan] IN ADOLESCENTS. COMPARISON OF RELATIONSHIP EXPLORING S-SHAPE MOTOR LEARNING Perez Soto, J.J. et al [Spain] [PS] 5 PP-SH12-8 BETWEEN ANTHROPOMETRIC MEASURES CURVES WITH PHASE TRANSITION PP-BN15-11 MOTIVATIONAL PROFILES AND PP-SH07-4 LECTURE ROOM: AULA PS2 AND THE SHOULDER ROTATORS Liu, Y.T. et al [Taiwan] MOVEMENT SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS PERFORMANCE IN YOUNG ELITE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THROWING ISOKINETIC POWER AND CONSCIOUS MOTOR PROCESSING Chair(s): FOOTBALL PLAYERS: A PERSON- PP-BN15-2 MOVEMENT AND MOVEMENT Zapardiel Cortés, J.C. et al [Spain] <‘REINVESTMENT> IN A SURGICAL Bourbousson, J. [France] ORIENTED APPROACH THE INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENT TEACHING RECOGNITION IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CONTEXT Zuber, C. et al [Switzerland] PP-BN09-8 METHODS ON MOTOR LEARNING IN Malhotra, N. et al [Hong Kong] CHILDREN PP-SH12-1 JUMPING ONTO UNSTABLE SURFACES SCHOOL CHILDREN Fukuda, T. et al [Japan] COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE LEVEL DOES NOT IMPAIR SUBSEQUENT STABLE Braun, C. et al [Germany] OF PARTICIPATION IN RECREATIONAL
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PP-SH12-9 PP-SH16-4 PP-SH19-4 MOTIVATION AMONG BASKETBALL ACUTE ACETAMINOPHEN INGESTION THE ROLE OF SPORTS COMMUNITY FOR PLAYERS: DIFFERENCES ACCORDING TO IMPROVES TIME TO EXHAUSTION QUALITY OF LIFE IN STRICKEN AREA THE COMPETITION. DURING EXERCISE IN THE HEAT FROM DISASTER Franco, E. et al [Spain] Mauger, A. et al [United Kingdom] Takahashi, S. [Japan] PP-SH12-10 PP-SH16-5 PP-SH19-5 THE MOTIVATION OF YOUTH SPORT EFFICACY OF HEAT MITIGATION A COMPARISION OF PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTICIPANTS STRATEGIES USING MAGNITUDE-BASED PARTNERSHIPS IN CONSTRUCTING Chaves, A. et al [Brazil] INFERENCES PROFESSIONAL SPORTS FACILITIES PP-SH12-11 Tan, P. et al [Singapore] BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND TAIWAN PREDICTING PSYCHOLOGICAL NEED PP-SH16-6 Lee, K.W. et al [Taiwan] THWARTING AND AMOTIVATION: THE EFFECTS OF 6 WEEK ACSM COACHES ALSO EXPERIENCE THE DARK INTERVENTION ON STANDARD PP-SH19-6 iniSIDE OralsCARDIOVASCULAR MEASUREMENTS IN AN AUTOETHNOGRAPHIC EXPLORATION Alcaraz, S. et al [Spain] SEDENTARY OLDER MEN. OF CANCER AND ALCOHOLISM WITHIN PP-SH12-12 Ratcliffe, J. et al [United Kingdom] A FATHER/SON RELATIONSHIP McInch, A. [United Kingdom] THE WHAT, WHY AND WHERE OF PP-SH16-7 EXERCISE BEHAVIOR: EXPLORING THE EFFECTS OF A 6 WEEK ACSM PP-SH19-7 ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN PHYSICAL INTERVENTION ON AEROBIC FITNESS IN BIGGER MUSCLES AND MORE SEX: ACTIVITY QUANTITY, INTENSITY, SEDENTARY OLDER MEN. AN ALTERNATIVE INTERPRETATION OF ENVIRONMENT AND MOTIVATION. Herbert, P. et al [United Kingdom] YOUNG MEN’S USE OF ANABOLIC Welch, A.S. et al [United States] PP-SH16-8 STEROIDS Christiansen, A.V. [Denmark] DIFFERENCES IN ACTN3 GENOTIPE IN PP-SH16 Misc. topics 3 SPANISH FEMALE SWIMMERS PP-SH19-8 Díaz-Ureña, G. et al [Spain] COMPARISON OF SPORT HABITS LECTURE ROOM: SALA PROFESSORAT 1 BETWEEN HUNGARIAN AND US Chair(s): SOLDIERS SERVING IN AFGHANISTAN Chaverri Jové, D. [Spain] PP-SH19 Sociology [SO] 3 Molnár, A.H. et al [Hungary] PP-SH16-1 LECTURE ROOM: SALA PROFESSORAT 2 PP-SH19-9 ATTITUDES TOWARDS DOPING: A Chair(s): THE DOUBLE ARTICULATION OF THE COMPARISON AMONG DIFFERENT Camy, J. [France] RELATIVE AGE EFFECT ON SWEDISH FOOTBALL PLAYERS SPANISH OLYMPIC CYCLING NATIONAL PP-SH19-1 TEAMS Petersson, T. [Sweden] THE CATALAN SPORTS OBSERVATORY. Morente-Sánchez, J. et al [Spain] THE DATA OF SPORT IN THE SPOTLIGHT PP-SH19-10 PP-SH16-2 Gomez Ribas, J. et al [Spain] THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SCHOOL SPORTS AND IDENTITY FORMATION: A PROGRAM OF EMOTIONAL PP-SH19-2 AWARENESS TRAINING AND SOCIALIZATION OR SELECTION? MODERNITY AND THE REGULATION OF IMPLICATIONS FOR COACHING Pot, J.N. et al [Netherlands] BODIES: ELIAS MEETS FOUCAULT EDUCATION Martins, C. [Brazil] Schoen, C. et al [United States] PP-SH19-3 PP-SH16-3 EXCHANGE PROGRAMS/ ADOLESCENT PERFORMERS’ INTERNATIONAL LEISURE COOPERATION PERSPECTIVES OF MENTAL TOUGHNESS IN THE AREA OF THE NATIONAL AND ITS DEVELOPMENT. RESEARCH GROUPS CONTEXT Mahoney, J.W. et al [Australia] Marinho, A. et al [Brazil] Mini Orals
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Adapted Physical Activity PP-UD01-2 PP-UD01-3 PP-UD01-11 PP-UD01-19 PP-UD01-3 TO WHAT EXTENT COULD THE BIOMECHANICAL ANALYSIS OF GAIT INFLUENCE OF DORSIFLEXION SHOES ON IN VIVO MEASUREMENT-BASED FEMALE’S 100 METRES RUNNING PP-UD01-1 ANTIOXIDANT CAPACITY ENHANCE IN PREGNANCY AND POSTPARTUM: A JUMP PERFORMANCE ESTIMATION OF THE TRICEPS SURAE DYNAMICS THE INFLUENCE OF HYDROTHERAPY PROFESSIONAL SOCCER PERFORMANCE? LONGITUDINAL STUDY González-Millán, C. et al [Spain] MUSCLE-TENDON UNIT LENGTH Babic, V. et al [Croatia] IN INDIVIDUALS WITH DUCHENNE Gutierrez-Manzanedo, J.V. et al [Spain] Santos-Rocha, R. et al [Portugal] PP-UD01-12 CHANGE DURING ANKLE JOINT PP-UD01-4 MOVEMENTS MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY. PP-UD01-3 PP-UD01-4 TWIST BIKE ATLANTIC ® - A NEW SOCCER TRAINING PROGRAM TO Iwanuma, S. et al [Japan] Honório, S. et al [Portugal] EFFECT OF ONE MONTH OFF-SEASON DEVELOPMENTAL DIFFERENCES IN BIOMECHANICAL EFFICIENCY IMPROVE TECHNICAL SKILL IN OLISTIC PP-UD01-2 ON THE ANTIOXIDANT CAPACITY OF TENDON HYSTERESIS: IMPLICATIONS FOR CHALLENGE PP-UD01-20 VISION THE RELATION BETWEEN PHYSICAL ELITE SOCCER PLAYERS: DIFFERENCES PAEDIATRIC MOVEMENT EFFICIENCY? Zaccaria, D. et al [Italy] QUANTIFICATION OF IMPACTS Nughes, E. et al [Italy] ACTIVITY HABITS, THE HEALTH- BETWEEN MALE AND FEMALE PLAYERS. Waugh, C.M. et al [United Kingdom] PP-UD01-13 IN ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS WITH PP-UD01-5 Gravina, L. et al [Spain] ACCELEROMETRY: AN APPROXIMATION PROMOTING LIFESTYLES AND ACADEMIC PP-UD01-5 ACUTE EFFECTS OF BAREFOOT OR PILOT STUDY ON FOOTBALL Sanchez de los Santos, L. et al [Spain] ACHIEVEMENTS OF PHYSICAL PP-UD01-4 KINEMATIC DIFFERENCES OF TWO MINIMALIST RUNNING ON 3-D PERIODIZATION IN OLISTIC WAY EDUCATION AND SPORTS STUDENTS SAGITTAL SPINAL CURVATURES AND TYPES OF SCULLING ACTIONS IN KINEMATICS AND LOWER LIMB EMG PP-UD01-21 Nughes, E. et al [Italy] Koz, M. et al [Turkey] PELVIC INCLINATION IN STANDING OF DISPLACEMENT ACTIVITY EFFECTS OF A SIMULATED GAME ON PP-UD01-6 HIGHLY-TRAINED CANOEISTS Arellano, R. et al [Spain] Donne, B. et al [Ireland] STRENGTH, ELECTROMYOGRAPHY AND PP-UD01-3 FOSTERING LIFE SKILLS IN ADOLESCENT Vaquero Cristóbal, R. et al [Spain] PERFORMANCE OF THE KICK IN FUTSAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE PP-UD01-6 PP-UD01-14 ATHLETES: LEARNING SITUATIONS PLAYERS. FUNCTIONAL CLASSIFICATION AND PP-UD01-5 EFFECTS OF ACUTE MODERATE ANALYSIS OF VARIOUS BODY REPORTED BY COACHES IN TWO SPORT Milioni, F. et al [Brazil] PERFORMANCE IN WHEELCHAIR VARIATION OF DISTRIBUTION AMONG HYPOXIA ON PERFORMANCE AND DEPLOYMENT STRATEGIES ON CONTEXTS BASKETBALL MALE PLAYERS POWER-ORIENTATED ATHLETES AND BIOMECHANICAL PARAMETERS IN 50-M TANGENTIAL AND PERPENDICULAR PP-UD01-22 Trottier, C. et al [Canada] Gil, S.M. et al [Spain] SEDENTARY VOLUNTEERS FRONT CRAWL IN ELITE SWIMMERS VELOCITY OF SKIS DURING A TURN IN TRUNK STABILITY DIFFERENCES PP-UD01-7 Proia, P. et al [Italy] Mercadé, J.J. et al [Spain] ALPINE SKIING BETWEEN KAYAKERS, JUDOKAS AND PP-UD01-4 MOTOR IMAGERY AS A TOOL TO Coulmy, N. et al [France] RECREATIONAL ATHLETES CHANGE OF DIRECTION ABILITY IN PP-UD01-6 PP-UD01-7 IMPROVE ARTISTIC GIMNASTIC López-Valenciano, A. et al [Spain] WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL PLAYERS THE EFFECTS OF N-ACETYLCYSTEINE HIGH-LEVEL WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL PP-UD01-15 PERFORMANCE. Yanci, J. et al [Spain] SUPPLEMENTATION ON IFLAMMATORY SPRINT PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT INDIVIDUAL MUSCLE THICKNESS AND PP-UD01-23 Scassillo, I. et al [Italy] PP-UD01-5PosterAND PERFORMANCE RESPONSES REGARDING PLAYING POSITIONS USING POSTURE SHOULDnot BE CONSIDERED RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CORE STABILITY PP-UD01-8 FOLLOWING REPATED FOOTBALL A LASER SYSTEM WHILE EVALUATING A STANDARD VALUE VARIABLES: TRUNK POSTURAL CONTROL SPRINT PERFORMANCE IN WHEELCHAIR DECISION MAKING IN EDUCATION OF MATCHES DURING A SIMULATED Ferro, A. et al [Spain] FOR MUSCLE HARDNESS AND DYNAMIC STABILITY, TRUNK BASKETBALL PLAYERS GOALKEEPER IN FOOTBALL MICROCYCLE Murayama, M. et al [Japan] RESPONSE TO SUDDEN LOADING Yanci, J. et al [Spain] PP-UD01-8 Scassillo, I. et al [Italy] Fatouros, I. et al [Greece] AND TRUNK MUSCLE STRENGTH AND THE BIOMECHANICS OF ATHLETIC PP-UD01-16 PP-UD01-6 ENDURANCE PP-UD01-9 EXHAUSTION OF THE LOWER LIMB AND NEUROMUSCULAR AND KINETIC EFFECTS OF EXPERIENCE OF WHEELCHAIR Vera-Garcia, F.J. et al [Spain] ACUTE PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES TO ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH THE SKILFUL CHARACTERISTICS OF KENYAN DISTANCE BASKETBALL ON PSYCHOSOCIAL Biomechanics SIMULATED GAMES WITH DIFFERENT PERFORMANCE OF COMPOUND SKILLS RUNNERS DURING HOPPING PP-UD01-24 ATTITUDE IN YOUNG PEOPLE DEFENSIVE FORMATIONS IN TEAM IN FOOTBALL. Sano, K. et al [Japan] ARM SWING EFFECTS DURING SKATING Yoda, T. et al [Japan] HANDBALL: 6-0 VS. MAN-TO-MAN PP-UD01-1 Ahmed, H. et al [Egypt] IN ELITE CROSS-COUNTRY SKIERS THE VELOCITY AND TRAJECTORY OF PP-UD01-17 Meletakos, P. et al [Greece] PP-UD01-7 Lindinger, S.J. et al [Austria] PP-UD01-9 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVELS IN CHILDREN LEG MOVEMENT IN JUDO DURING PP-UD01-10 THROWING TECHNIQUES RELATION BETWEEN SHOULDER AND ACTIVATION LEVEL AND PRETENSION OF WITH AUTISM CLIFF DIVING PERFORMANCE: A MODEL Rexhepi, F. et al [Former Yugoslav ELBOW JOINT TORQUE AND MOTION THE MUSCLE, AND ITS EFFECTS ON THE Gallo-Salazar, C. et al [Spain] Coaching TO EVALUATE IMPACT AND TECHNIQUE Republic of Macedonia] RANGE IN BASEBALL THROWING AND MECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF FOR VIDEO TRAINING RISK OF SHOULDER AND ELBOW INJURY KNEE EXTENSORS PP-UD01-2 PP-UD01-1 Napolitano, S. et al [Italy] Biochemistry Tanimoto, M. et al [Japan] Hegyi, A. et al [Hungary] ANKLE JOINT MOMENT IS EFFECTS OF LONG-TERM DETRAINING PP-UD01-11 SUBSTANTIALLY UNDERESTIMATED PP-UD01-10 PP-UD01-18 ON PHYSICAL FITNESS AND BODY STUDY ON POSTURE IN RELATION TO PP-UD01-1 WHEN MEASURED WITH CLASSICAL ACCELEROMETRY OUTPUT DURING KINEAMTICS, GROUND REACTION COMPOSITION IN JAPANESE JR. YOUTH DISEASE-WELLNESS IN FEMALE WATER VALIDITY OF BLOOD LACTATE ERGOMETERS MOUNTED WITH A UNI- WALKING AND RUNNING AT FORCE AND EMG COMPARISON OF SOCCER PLAYERS POLO MEASUREMENTS USING PORTABLE DIMENSIONAL FORCE SENSOR DIFFERENT SPEEDS – INFLUENCE OF OVERGROUND AND NON-MOTRIZED Ishizaki, S. et al [Japan] Napolitano, S. et al [Italy] LACTATE ANALYZER ; LACTATE PRO AND ACCELEROMETER PLACEMENT TRAEDMILL Simoneau, E.M. et al [France] PP-UD01-2 LACTATE PRO2 Overgaard, K. et al [Denmark] Kashiwagi, Y. et al [Japan] PP-UD01-12 PERIODIZATION: A SIMPLIFIED MODEL Ebi, Y. et al [Japan] VIDEO ANALYSIS OF ARMSTROKES IN Silva, F.T. et al [Portugal] FEMALE WATER POLO: EVALUATION
76 18th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Exhibition area PP-UD01
AND INCIDENCE OF THE BALL DURING Health and Fitness PP-UD01-9 SOUTHERN SPAIN: THE HAFICA STUDY. PP-UD01-26 PP-UD01-34 SWIMMING APPLICABILITY OF SEGMENTAL BIO- Jimenez-Pavon, D. et al [Spain] REFERENCE VALUES FOR THE PHYSICAL RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN PHYSICAL Tursi, D. et al [Italy] PP-UD01-1 ELECTRICAL IMPEDANCE ANALYSIS FOR PP-UD01-18 GROWTH OF SCHOOL CHILDREN AND ACTIVITY LEVELS, BODY MASS INDEX PP-UD01-13 PHYSICAL ACTIVITY QUANTIFICATION IN ESTIMATING SKELETAL MUSCLE VOLUME FACTORS LEADING TO REGULAR ADOLESCENTS IN BRAZIL CAMPINAS AND SELF-CONCEPT IN YOUTH PEOPLE FOSTERING LIFE SKILLS DEVELOPMENT ELDER WOMEN. IN PREPUBERTAL CHILDREN EXERCISE IN COMMUNITY-LIVING Camargo, C. et al [Brazil] Yuste, F. et al [Spain] IN HIGH SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY Gallo-Salazar, C. et al [Spain] Ohta, M. et al [Japan] MIDDLE-AGED AND OLDER PEOPLE PP-UD01-27 PP-UD01-35 SPORT: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF PP-UD01-2 PP-UD01-10 WITHOUT REGULAR EXERCISE EFFECTS OF HIGH-RESISTANCE TRAINING PARENT-CHILD PHYSICAL THE COACH’S ROLE EXPERIENCE THE EFFECT OF REGULAR PHYSICAL EFFECTS OF PHYSICAL EXERCICES IN ON NEUROMUSCULAR ADAPTATIONS ACTIVITY RELATIONSHIPS USING Trottier, C. et al [Canada] Kozakai, R. et al [Japan] EXERCISE ON BODY COMPOSITION 2 TYPE DIABETES PATIENTS ROULE OF AND FUNCTIONAL MOBILITY IN AN ACCELEROMETERS. PILOT STUDY WITH PP-UD01-14 AND PHYSICAL FITNESS IN MIDDLE-AGE WHOLE BODY VIBRATION PP-UD01-19 ELDERLY POPULATION GIRLS CHANGES IN PERCEIVEID MOTIVATIONAL ADULTS COMMUNITY Lucchetti, C. et al [Italy] PHYSICAL FITNESS LEVELS AND Romero-Arenas, S. et al [Spain] Ribeiro, J. et al [Portugal] CLIMATE IN SPORT AMONG YOUNG Martins, P.F.O. et al [Brazil] PP-UD01-11 CHILDHOOD OBESITY BETWEEN RURAL PP-UD01-28 PP-UD01-36 FOOTBALLERS PP-UD01-3 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PHYSICAL AND URBAN CONTEXTS QUALITY OF LIFE EVALUATION ON SPORT AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY Nunes, N. et al [Portugal] Martins, J. et al [Portugal] ECG PARAMETERS CONCATENATION ACTIVITY BEHAVIOR AND HEALTH ELDERLY PEOPLE WHO TAKE PART IN THE MONITORING AS A TOOL TO PREVENT PP-UD01-15 DURING BICYCLE ERGOMETRY RELATED RISK FACTORS IN JAPANESE PP-UD01-20 ACADEMIA DA TERCEIRA IDADE
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PP-UD01-42 PP-UD01-3 PP-UD01-4 Neuromuscular Physiology FORCE OF KNEE AND LEG EXTENSION TRAINING THE EFFECT TO THE LEG MUSCLE ADRB2 ARG16GLY AND PPARA G/C FUNDAMENATAL MOVEMENT SKILLS MOVEMENT Ortiz-Franco, M. et al [Spain] STRENGTH OF THE ELDERLY PEOPLE OF GENE VARIANTS ARE ASSOCIATED WITH AND DAILY PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVELS IN PP-UD01-1 Yamauchi, J. et al [Japan] PP-UD01-8 AEROBIC DANCE WHO CARRY OUT AT IMPROVED PERFORMANCE FOLLOWING PRESCHOOL CHILDREN THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FOOT GRIP PP-UD01-10 DOPING AND SUPPLEMENT: THE A HOUSE HIGH-INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING Sasaki, R. et al [Japan] STRENGTH AND SPRINTING. PERFORMANCE AND RECOVERY DURING ATTITUDE OF IRANIAN NATIONAL TEAM Nishizawa, T. [Japan] Bishop, D. et al [Australia] PP-UD01-5 Maruyama, T. et al [Japan] REPEATED CYCLING SPRINTS: EFFECT OF DOCTORS PP-UD01-43 PP-UD01-4 THE VARIEATY AND DEFINITION OF PP-UD01-2 HYPOXIA SEVERITY Golshanraz, A. et al [Iran] Christian, R. et al [Qatar] A WEB-BASED SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM EFFECT OF ACUTE AEROBIC EXERCISE FUNDAMENTAL MOVEMENTS IN PHYSICAL EXERCISE PP-UD01-9 ON ADOLESCENTS’ LIFESTYLES AND ON REGULATION OF MITOCHONDRIAL PRESCHOOLER’S SPONTANEOUS INDUCES AN INCREASE IN DOPING AND SUPPLEMENT: THE OBESITY PREVENTION: ASSO-FTB BIOGENESIS, PROTEIN METABOLISM IN ACTIVITY ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC ALPHA Nutrition ATTITUDE OF IRANIAN NATIONAL TEAM PRELIMINARY FINDINGS. THE ASSO SKELETAL MUSCLE OF TRAINED MEN: A Ryosuke, K. et al [Japan] PEAK FREQUENCY DOCTORS PROJECT. TIME-COURSE STUDY PP-UD01-6 Gutmann, B. et al [Germany] Golshanraz, A. et al [Iran] Thomas, E. et al [Italy] Popov, D. et al [Russia] PP-UD01-1 TASK- AND DIFFICULTY-RELATED ARC PP-UD01-3 EFFECTS OF ILLEX PARAGUARIENSIS PP-UD01-10 PP-UD01-5 EXPRESSION IN THE PRIMARY MOTOR THE EFFECT OF FATIGUE ON EMG INGESTION ON FAT METABOLISM NO CUMULATIVE EFFECT OF GRAPE COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF GENE CORTEX AFTER MOTOR SKILL LEARNING History ACTIVITY OF THE ANKLE PLANTAR- DURING EXERCISE POLYPHENOL WITH EXERCISE ON EXPRESSION IN MUSCLE FIBERS OF Lin, Y. [Taiwan] FLEXORS DURING A 30-S CYCLING Alkhatib, A. [United Kingdom] INSULIN SENSITIVITY IN HIGH FAT FED DIFFERENT TYPES FROM LOCOMOTOR PP-UD01-7 SPRINT RATS PP-UD01-1 AND RESPIRATORY MUSCLES IN RAT PP-UD01-2 MAX RUBNER <1854-1932> AND HIS GOAL ORIENTATIONS AND SHORT-TERM O’Bryan, S.J. et al [Australia] Lambert, K. et al [France] Vinogradova, O. et al [Russia] FLUID BALANCE OF WELL-TRAINED PERFORMANCE DEVELOPMENT OF CONTRIBUTION TO SPORT NUTRITION PP-UD01-4 SWIMMERS DURING VARYING PP-UD01-11 PP-UD01-6 PASSING SKILLS IN YOUNG TALENTED Colombani, P.C. et al [Switzerland] IMPAIRED RAPID MUSCLE FORCE INTENSITY EXERCISE IN AN OUTDOOR VITAMIN D STATUS, LEAN MASS AND EFFECT OF MUSCLE DISUSE AND SOCCER PLAYERS CHARACTERISTICS FOLLOWING PLAYING ENVIRONMENT MUSCULAR STRENGTH IN SEDENTARY PP-UD01-2 TESTOSTERONE ON AKT/MTOR/FOXO de Greef, J. et al [Netherlands] RETROSPECTIVE STUDY OF RESULTS TENNIS IN THE HEAT Pritchard-Peschek, K. et al [Switzerland] SUBJECTS SUPPLEMENTED WITH SIGNALLING IN MICE AT SUMMER OLYMPIC GAMES FROM PP-UD01-8 Girard, O. et al [Qatar] LEUCINE FOLLOWING A 16 WEEKS De Naeyer, H. et al [Belgium] PP-UD01-3 INCREASED EEG THETA AND ALPHA EXERCISE PROGRAMME 1908 TILL 2012 IN MEN SWIMMING PP-UD01-5 MICRONUTRIENT INTAKE OF TOP LEVEL PP-UD01-7 ACTIVITY INDICATE SOMATOSENSORY Farran-Codina, A. et al [Spain] CATEGORIESPosterCOOLING INDUCEDnot PLANTAR MALE AND FEMALE HIGH JUMPERS INFLUENCE OF GLU298ASP WORKING MEMORY PROCESSES IN Vucetic, V. et al [Croatia] DESENSITIZATION AND POSTURAL Veligekas, P. et al [Greece] PP-UD01-12 POLYMORPHISM IN HEART RATE DIFFERENTIAL BADMINTON SERVE PP-UD01-3 CONTROL DIETARY HABITS OF JUNIOR RECOVERY AFTER EXERCISE TRAINING Horiuchi, K. et al [Japan] PP-UD01-4 RECREATIONAL GYMNASTS REGULATION RESEARCH APPLIED TO EFFECTS OF A TRANSDERMAL Sanchez, J. et al [Spain] Henz, D. et al [Germany] Ioannidi, V. et al [Greece] EPISTEMOLOGICAL THEORY OF PHYSICAL PP-UD01-6 APPLICABLE ARGININE SUPPLEMENT PP-UD01-9 EDUCATION AND SPORT IN ITALY SURFACE EMG DECOMPOSITION ON THE MAXIMAL AND SUBMAXIMAL PP-UD01-13 PRELIMINARY STUDY ABOUT THE Tursi, D. et al [Italy] Motor Learning OF VASTUS MEDIALIS AND VASTUS BENCH-PRESS PERFORMANCE. ANTIOXIDATIVE CAPACITY AND VOLLEYBALL TEACHING IN A YOUNG LATERALIS IN TRAINED VERSUS Geisler, S. et al [Germany] OXIDATIVE STRESS AFTER THREE WEEKS FEMALE TEAM PP-UD01-1 UNTRAINED SUBJECTS OF STRENUOUS EXERCISE IN YOUNG Molecular Biology Parisi, F. et al [Italy] Lindley, S. et al [United Kingdom] PP-UD01-5 ADULTS DIFFERENCIAL VS. DRILL LEARNING OF CAFFEINE INGESTION PARTIALLY PP-UD01-10 Lundström, P. et al [Sweden] THE OVERHEAD BADMINTON SMASH PP-UD01-7 COMPENSATES THE MORNING PP-UD01-1 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN Jaitner, T. et al [Germany] THE RELATION BETWEEN MUSCLE REDUCTIONS IN UPPER AND LOWER PP-UD01-14 EFFECT OF ACUTE AEROBIC EXERCISE ON VELOCITY AND ACCURACY IN HIGH LENGTH AND DURATION OF THE BODY MUSCLE POWER THE INFLUENCE OF MASTIC AND PGC-1 ALPHA ISOFORMS EXPRESSION IN PP-UD01-2 PERFORMANCE TENNIS PLAYERS DISRUPTING SWARMING BEHAVIOUR M-WAVE Mora-Rodriguez, R. et al [Spain] PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AS A FACTOR HUMAN SKELETAL MUSCLE RELATED TO AGE AND GENDER. Bachinin, A. et al [Russia] AMONGST JUNIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS Shushakov, V. et al [Germany] RELATED TO LIPID METABOLISM, Urban Infantes, T. et al [Spain] PP-UD01-6 GLUCOSE METABOLISM AND BODY Button, C. et al [New Zealand] PP-UD01-8 A CASE STUDY: NUTRITIONAL PP-UD01-2 PP-UD01-11 COMPOSITION THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FOOT GRIP INTERVENTION AND BODY HYDRATION/ THE IMPACT OF ANTIOXIDANT PP-UD01-3 GENDER DIFFERENCES IN VISUOMOTOR Fukazawa, T. et al [Japan] SELF-CONTROLLED LEARNING OF MOTOR STRENGTH PLANTAR PRESSURE DURING COMPOSITION ASSESSMENT IN ULTRA- SUPPLEMENTATION AND ENDURANCE ADAPTATION SKILLS: IS THERE A TRADE-OFF BETWEEN SPRINTING. ENDURANCE CYCLING EVENT EXERCISE ON NEURONAL NITRIC OXIDE Mierau, A. et al [Germany] SYNTHASE EXPRESSION IN SKELETAL COGNITION AND MOTIVATION? Maruyama, T. et al [Japan] Lopez-Grueso, R. et al [Spain] MUSCLE OF MICE Bund, A. [Luxembourg] PP-UD01-9 PP-UD01-7 Baum, O. et al [Switzerland] MAXIMUM ISOMETRIC FOOT GRIP LIPID STATUS IN A YOUNG MALE FORCE AND MAXIMUM ISOMETRIC POPULATION WITH HIGH-INTENSITY
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Philosophy and Ethics Physiology PP-UD01-8 EXERCISE OVERWEIGHT SUBJECTS WOMEN? EXERCISE IMPROVES POSTMENOPAUSAL Yunoki, T. et al [Japan] Draper, S.B. et al [United Kingdom] Hofmann, M. et al [Austria] PP-UD01-1 PP-UD01-1 DEPENDENT VASCULAR ACTIVITY PP-UD01-17 PP-UD01-26 PP-UD01-34 EVALUATION OF WEST-AUSTRIAN THE EFFECTS OF EXERCISE-INDUCED Alkhatib, A. et al [United Kingdom] BODY HEIGHT OF BASKETBALL PLAYERS MAXIMUM LACTATE STEADY STATE AND SPRINT INTERVAL TRAINING ON THE COACHES’ AND SPORT TEACHERS’ CHANGES IN CEREBRAL OXYGENATION PP-UD01-9 IN THE LAST 15 YEARS 4 MMOL/L LACTATE THRESHOLD
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WOMEN PP-UD01-4 IN YOUTHS EXAMINATION OF THE CONSEQUENCES BETWEEN WINNER AND LOSER TEAMS Sports Medicine Raastad, T. et al [Norway] TRACING THE PERSONOLOGICAL Bufo, A. et al [Italy] OF THE COMMODIFICATION PROCESESS Claver Rabaz, F. et al [Spain] PP-UD01-43 PROFILE OF INJURY-PRONE SOCCER PP-UD01-13 Llopis-Goig, R. [Spain] PP-UD01-4 PP-UD01-1 EFFECT OF CAFFEINE INGESTION ON PLAYERS DOES FITNESS LEVEL MODULATE PP-UD01-2 HOW DOES MODIFYING COMPETITIVE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND BODY MASS PERCEPTUAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL Vago, P. et al [Italy] VIGILANCE OF YOUTH PEOPLE? EVALUATION OF BODY MOVEMENTS OPPORTUNITIES AFFECT THE INDEX IN A SAMPLE OF ELDERLY PEOPLE RESPONSES TO PROLONGED MODERATE- PP-UD01-5 Bermejo, J. et al [Spain] PRESENT IN TRADITIONAL CHILDREN’S EXPERIENCES OF CHILDREN PLAYING Kortajarena, M. et al [Spain] INTENSITY ARM CRANKING SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT, NEED PP-UD01-14 GAMES FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF THE RUGBY LEAGUE? PP-UD01-2 Alslouli, F.R. et al [Country] SOCIOLOGY OF CHILDHOOD Morley, D. et al [United Kingdom] SATISFACTION AND WELL-BEING IN PSYCHOMETRIC PROPERTIES OF INJURIES IN GERMAN PROFESSIONAL Mello, A.M. [Brazil] HIGH-PERFORMANCE ATHLETES THE BASIC PSYCHOLOGICAL NEED PP-UD01-5 MEN’S ICE HOCKEY - VIDEO ANALYSIS OF Castillo, I. et al [Spain] Physiotherapy SATISFACTION SCALE IN SPANISH PP-UD01-3 EVOLUTION OF THE EFFICACY OF GAME MATCH INJURIES PP-UD01-6 YOUNG FOOTBALL PLAYERS AN INVESTIGATION OF LIFESTYLE AND PHASES IN U-14, U-16, U-19, NATIONAL Luig, P. et al [Germany] González, L. et al [Spain] PERCEIVED WELLNESS LEVEL IN JAPANESE LEVEL, AND INTERNATIONAL MEN’S PP-UD01-1 TESTING THE MULTI-ACTION PLAN PP-UD01-3
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INTERNATIONAL MARATHON 2012 PP-UD01-18 TYPE 2 DIABETES CLASSIFICATION PROPOSAL STRATEGIES IN ELITE ATHLETES PP-UD01-16 Santos, J.M.B. et al [Brazil] ETUDE DES EFFETS DE LA RÉADAPTATION Egaña, M. et al [Ireland] Fernández-Cuevas, I. et al [Spain] Rodríguez, F. et al [Spain] NORMALIZED HEART RATE: A NEW PP-UD01-10 CARDIAQUE PAR L’EXERCICE PHYSIQUE PP-UD01-27 PP-UD01-35 PP-UD01-8 CONCEPT TO BETTER SUMMARIZE BIOELECTRICAL IMPEDANCE VECTOR CHEZ LES CORONARIENS CHANGES IN STRENGTH OF KNEE THE ROLE OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY ON EFFECTS OF A SIX-WEEK PLYOMETRIC EXERCISE INTENSITY AFTER TRAINING POSITION
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PP-UD01-24 BENCH THROW TEST ADULTS RELATED? PP-UD01-51 STUDY. PP-UD01-68 CONTINUITY OF YOUNG SOCCER Kobayashi, Y. et al [Japan] Martinez-Navarro, I. et al [Spain] STUDY OF PHYSICAL, TECHNICAL AND Theos, A. et al [Greece] EFFECT OF COMBINED REPEATED SPRINT PLAYERS IN A PROFESSIONAL CLUB PP-UD01-34 PP-UD01-42 ANTHROPOMETRIC FACTORS IN AN ELITE PP-UD01-60 AND STRENGTH TRAINING ON REPEATED Bidaurrazaga-Letona, I. et al [Spain] MAXIMAL SWIMMING DISTANCE AT THE IMPACT OF TRAINING SURFACE JUNIOR FOOTBALL TEAM ACCORDING ASSESSMENT OF A COMPLEX DIVING SPRINT ABILITY IN RUGBY PLAYERS PP-UD01-25 ANAEROBIC CRITICAL VELOCITY IN VO2MAX OF PREPUBESCENT TO THE AGE TASK OF YOUTH SOCCER GOALKEEPERS Suarez-Arrones, L. et al [Spain] Soriano, M.L.L. et al [Spain] RELIABILITY OF RPE DURING FUNCTIONAL Costa, A.M. et al [Portugal] VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS. – REPRODUCIBILITY OF TWO NEW TESTS PP-UD01-69 FITNESS TESTS IN FEMALE FIBROMYALGIA PP-UD01-35 Gortsila, E. et al [Greece] PP-UD01-52 Rebelo-Gonçalves, R. et al [Portugal] COMPARISON OF A RAMP- PATIENTS RELATIONSHIP ON PARA-CYCLISTS PP-UD01-43 THE INFLUENCES OF A PROGRAM PP-UD01-61 INCREMENTED VO2MAX TEST Soriano-Maldonado, A. et al [Spain] CATEGORIES IN MAXIMAL AEROBIC INFLUENCE OF A SOCCER-SPECIFIC CONTENT ON THE FUNCTIONAL THE INFLUENCE OF GAME ACTIONS ON PROTOCOL WITH A STEP-INCREMENTED PP-UD01-26 POWER OUTPUT AND TIME TO TRAINING PROGRAM IN PHYSIOLOGICAL ABILITIES AND PERFORMANCE VELOCITY THE RECOVERY KINETICS OF PHYSICAL PROTOCOL CLAMPED BY RATINGS OF IN TECHNICAL MOVEMENTS USED IN PERCEIVED EXERTION EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT PACESETTERS EXHAUSTION DURING BICYCLE CHARACTERISTICS OF PRE-PUBERTAL PERFORMANCE AND SUBJECTIVE KARATE SPORT Straub, A.M. et al [United States] ON THE ENERGY EXPENDITURE DURING ERGOMETER EXERCISE BOYS RATINGS IN SOCCER Kapo, S. et al [Bosnia and Herzegovina] ARM CRANK ERGOMETER EXERCISE Weissland, T. et al [France] Papanakos, C. et al [Greece] Nédélec, M. et al [France] PP-UD01-70 Lecce, D. et al [Italy] PP-UD01-36 PP-UD01-44 PP-UD01-53 PP-UD01-62 THE EFFECT OF HIGH INTENSITY PP-UD01-27 THE INFLUENCE OF AUDITORY STRENGTH AND PSYCHO-BIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF FAST BREAK ACTIONS DEEP AND SUPERFICIAL ABDOMINAL INTERMITTENT TRAINING BY IN ELITE AND SUB-ELITE ITALIAN MALE THE RUNNING ON ENDURANCE TIME-MOTION ANALYSIS IN KICKBOXING DISTURBANCE ON BALANCE ABILITY IN DECLINING IN ULTRA-CYCLIST: A MUSCLE ACTIVATION DURING TRUNK BASKETBALL GAMES PERFORMANCE IN BALL GAMES COMPETITIONS YOUNG PEOPLE: A PILOT STUDY DESCRIPTIVE CASE-STUDY EXERCISE WITH BREATHING CONTROL Conte, D. et al [Italy] Takimoto, M. et al [Japan] Sanuheza Alfaro, S.P. et al [Italy] Lo, C. [Taiwan] Lopez-Grueso, R. et al [Spain] Shima, N. et al [Japan] PP-UD01-54 PP-UD01-71 PP-UD01-28 PP-UD01-37 PP-UD01-45 PP-UD01-63 DIFFERENCES IN THE PERFORMANCE THE EFFECTS OF AN ECCENTRIC TIME COURSE OF STRENGTH GAIN IN COMPARISONS OF MECHANICAL SESSION-RPE IN SOCCER: RESPONSE THE ANTHROPOMETRIC TESTS OF THE FAST AND SLOW SSC HAMSTRING STRENGTHENING ELBOW FLEXOR MUSCLE INDUCED BY OUTPUTS, ELECTROMYOGRAMS, SHIFT AND RECALL BIAS CHARACTERISTICS OF YOUNG AMONG PROFESSIONAL AND ELITE PROGRAM ON H/Q RATIO IN 10-11-YEAR DYNAMIC RESISTANCE TRAINING MUSCLE DAMAGES, AND PHYSIOLOICAL Fanchini, M. et al [Italy] PADDLERS AND ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH YOUTH SOCCER PLAYERS OLD FEMALE HANDBALL PLAYERS Hatanaka, S. et al [Japan] RESPONCES BETWEEN MANUAL AND PP-UD01-46 PERFORMANCE WEIGHT RESISTANCE TRAININGS Sander, A. et al [Germany] Fernandes, R.A. et al [Portugal] Schuth, G. et al [Hungary] PP-UD01-29 AGE-RELATED DIFFERENCE AND THE Arakawa, H. et al [Japan] PP-UD01-55 PP-UD01-72 CAFFEINE-CONTAININGPoster ENERGY DRINK EFFECT OF BALL CARRYING TECHNIQUE notPP-UD01-64 EFFECTS OF LONG-TERM STRENGTH EFFECT OF TWO DIFFERENT STRENGTH IMPROVES PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE OF PP-UD01-38 ON ACCELERATION AND MAXIMUM THE EFFECT OF STATIC STRECHING TRAINING ON SPRINT PERFORMANCE IN TRAINING METHODS ON CYCLING FEMALE FOOTBALL PLAYERS DURING A ACUTE EFFECTS OF TWO DIFFERENT RUNNING SPEED IN RUGBY PLAYERS DURATION ON SPEED AND AGILITY ELITE YOUTH SOCCER PLAYERS PERFORMANCE IN HIGHLY TRAINED SIMULATED MATCH WARM-UP PROTOCOLS ON FLEXIBILITY Urbano, R. et al [Spain] PERFORMANCE Sander, A. et al [Germany] VETERAN CYCLISTS González-Millán, C. et al [Spain] AND LOWER LIMB EXPLOSIVE PP-UD01-47 Chatzinikolaou, A. et al [Greece] PERFORMANCE IN ELITE FEMALE ARTISTIC PP-UD01-56 Kristoffersen, M. et al [Norway] PP-UD01-30 ISOKINETIC MUSCLE STRENGTH PROFILE PP-UD01-65 AND RHYTHMIC GYMNASTS USE OF VIDEO ANALYSIS TO TRAIN SPIKE PP-UD01-73 EFFECTS OF FATIGUE ON POWER AND OF ELITE MALE HANDBALL PLAYERS PHYSIOLOGICAL, BIOCHEMICAL Donti, O. et al [Greece] IN VOLLEYBALL DETERMINANTS OF ACCELERATION IN COORDINATIVE PERFORMANCES Póvoas, S. et al [Portugal] AND AUTONOMIC RESPONSES TO PP-UD01-39 Parisi, F. et al [Italy] THREE DIFFERENT TRAINING SESSIONS TEAM HANDBALL YOUNG PLAYERS: Cortis, C. et al [Italy] PP-UD01-48 EFFECTS OF MUSCLE CONTRACTION TYPE PP-UD01-57 PERFORMED IN TETHERED SWIMMING DOES A 45° ANGLE MATTER? PP-UD01-31 COMPARISON HIGH AND LOW Meletakos, P. et al [Greece] ON POSTACTIVATION POTENTIATION THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT FORMS Loures, J. et al [Brazil] INCREASED TRAINING ADAPTATIONS FREQUENCIES WHITE NOISE IN BALANCE Tsoukos, A. et al [Greece] OF HIGH-INTENSITY INTERMITTENT PP-UD01-74 WHEN TESTINGON OWN BIKE VS. FUNCTION PP-UD01-66 RUNNING EXERCISES ON AGE-RELATED DIFFERENCES IN SPRINT LABORATORY ERGOMETER PP-UD01-40 Lo, T. [Taiwan] A COMPARISON OF DEVELOPMENT IN NEUROMUSCULAR FATIGUE STEP CHARACTERISTICS IN HIGHLY Hansen, J. et al [Norway] EXECUTIVE FUNCTION IS IMPROVED PP-UD01-49 STRENGTH, POWER, AND ENDURANCE FOLLOWING A MULTICOMPONENT Ferioli, D. et al [Italy] IN FEMALE NATIONAL TEAM JUDOKAS, TRAINED YOUNG SOCCER PLAYERS PP-UD01-32 ROBUSTNESS OF THE LINEAR CRITICAL Simpson, B. et al [Qatar] MOTOR-CONTROL TRAINING IN OLDER PP-UD01-58 WRESTLERS, AND BOXERS OVER A A CAUSAL-MORPHOLOGICAL VELOCITY MODEL FOR SPRINT PEOPLE IMPACT OF FIELD WORK ON 6-YEAR PERIOD PP-UD01-75 EVALUATION OF SPRINT MOTIONS FOR PERFORMANCES Martinez-Navarro, I. et al [Spain] MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS Sjökvist, J. et al [Sweden] QUANTIFYING THE INFLUENCE OF A ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHILDREN Karsten, B. et al [United Kingdom] PP-UD01-41 AND MOTOR EFFICIENCY PP-UD01-67 HYPER-THERMIC ENVIRONMENT ON Kokudo, S. [Japan] PP-UD01-50 ARE GAINS IN PHYSICAL AND COGNITIVE Zorec, B. et al [Slovenia] VALIDITY OF COD5X5M TEST IN SOCCER SOCCER SPECIFIC PHYSIOLOGICAL AND PP-UD01-33 MEASUREMENT SYSTEMS OF WELLNESS PERFORMANCE CAPACITY UTILISING A EXECUTIVE PERFORMANCE FOLLOWING PP-UD01-59 PLAYERS ESTIMATION OF LOAD MAXIMIZING AND SPORTS TECHNOLOGY VALIDATED SOCCER NON MOTORISED A FUNCTIONAL TRAINING IN OLDER PHYSIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS Urbano, R. et al [Spain] MECHANICAL POWER OUTPUT USING Hakkarainen, A. et al [Finland] TREADMILL PROTOCOL OF FEMALE GYMNASTS; A FOLLOW UP THE BALLISTIC BENCH PRESS AND Aldous, J. et al [United Kingdom]
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PP-UD01-76 INTERPRETATION OF PEAK POWER Your notes ASSESSMENTS IN YOUNG SOCCER PLAYERS Severino, V. et al [Portugal] PP-UD01-77 PROFILING YOUNG SOCCER PLAYERS BY PLAYING POSITION: BODY SIZE, BODY COMPOSITION, MATURATION AND SHORT-TERM MAXIMAL EFFORT Severino, V. et al [Portugal] PP-UD01-78 CARDIORESPIRATORY RESPONSES OF TRAINED CEREBRAL PALSY CYCLIST DURING EXHAUSTIVE SEVERE EVENT: A CASE STUDY Weissland, T. et al [France]
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PP-UD01-1 PREVALENCE OF INJURIES AMONG HANDBALL PLAYERS Bedo, B.L.S.debated et al [Brazil] ebatedbtd
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84 18th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Exhibitors profi les the world. Born out of collaboration with the Australian from hospital gait lab to sports fi eld to space station. C-Motion, Inc. [USA] COSMED Srl [Italy] Institute of Sport and an engineering research organi- Codamotion is the only company to offer 3D Movement sation, Catapult track, improve and protect teams in Analysis Systems that: C-Motion has a passion for making the world‘s leading With more than 30 years of experience in the Sport & research tools for understanding the mathematically Performance fi eld, COSMED provides the best and most the English Premier League, La Liga, Serie A and Bun- • Can be set up anywhere, even outdoors in bright complex nature of movements in 3D. Our software Vi- comprehensive Cardiopulmonary, Metabolic and Body desliga - as well as the NBA and NFL - with wearable light athlete tracking technology that is scientifi cally proven sual3D, is hardware independent, marker set indepen- Composition solutions for the Research, Sport Science to improve performance and reduce soft tissue injuries. • Require no calibration by users dent, functionally extensible, and has the most capable and Performance markets. COSMED presents a full ran- Catapult‘s hardware includes the market-leading GPS • Show your results immediately modelling capabilities available. It provides clinically ge of Gold Standard systems: K4b2, the world famous validated, consistent results from motion capture data. mobile ergospirometer; Quark CPET, the full-featured devices worn around the world, and the upcoming • Don‘t suffer from occlusions and never forget Its analytical power and object architecture make it a metabolic cart; Fitmate PRO, the innovative desktop CPET indoor GPS system that will revolutionise athlete moni- which marker is which toring for elite sport. compelling product for clinical assessments, visualizing solution; Bod Pod, air displacement plethysmography • Are so precise, you don‘t need to fi lter data or 3D data, rehabilitation assessments, animal research, system for accurate body composition measurement. catapultsports.com/ show ‚average‘ results; just show what you actually sports related motion, virtual reality activities, and many www.cosmed.com measured! other applications. Channel Innomatrix BV [The • Can be broken down and rebuilt in a different www.c-motion.com Netherlands] place in a new confi guration - in ten minutes! Delsys Inc. [USA] • Come with the State-of-the-Art ODIN Software Suite Delsys Inc. have been at the forefront of innovative Channel Innomatrix BV belongs to Channel Biomedical Corbera ML Polo Trade, S.A.L. [Spain] profi....And Video Systems with Force Vectorles overlay that developments in electromyography (EMG) since 1993. Group, a Dutch company with international represen- offer: Portable charger for all kind of mobile phones. Charge Our parallel-bar sensors established the foundation for tation. The company is specialized in commercializing your mobile wherever and whenever you want with unmatched signal quality, consistency and reliability in innovative products in the fi eld of biomedical, wellness • Easy Capture: One-touch recording of trials at 100 ChargeMe. Forget battery life problems. Keep your present-day EMG systems. The Delsys Trigno wireless and sports. In the sport medicine, we have a dedica- frames-per-second. Set up and align the whole device powered! Get a complete charge in 45 minutes. systems, including Trigno Lab, Trigno Digital Lab and ted product portfolio that consists of: o AGE ReaderTM system in minutes using no markers and no pre- Compatible with cameras and video, PSP and Nintendo Trigno Mobile, builds upon this solid foundation allowing - Non-invasive tool to assess Advanced Glucation preparation of the subject DS, Ipod, Ipad and tablets. Visit our booth and get 20% completely unrestricted subject motion while main- Endproducts (AGEs) • Easy Assessment: See frame-by-frame playback discount! taining high fi delity signal quality and full-bandwidth • AirnergyTM - Award winning breathing device to of any trial and true 3D force vector overlaid on www.chargeme.es/ sampling. The innovation has been further demonst- boost energy and enhance performance www.codamotion.com rated with the ground breaking surface decomposition • ASOTM - Activated stabilized liquid oxygen (O4) EMG system (dEMG) that provides new parameters for studying and assessing motor control. for sports and wellbeing CIDIDA Foundation [Spain] CORTEX Biophysik GmbH [Germany] • Aqua SanitasTM - Portable alkaline water jar for We do business worldwide – being a specialist in www.delsys.com CIDIDA was founded on July 4th 2008 and registered healthy solution through PH balancing Cardiopulmonary Exercise Testing and a leader in on July 10th 2008 with the Spanish Ministry of Education, • Happyears - Award winning noise canceling and mobile respiratory gas analysis. Our systems allow Social Policy and Sport. The CIDIDA Foundation works to ECSS Amsterdam 2014 [The Netherlands] water proof earplug for active people our customers to get exact measuring results. Sport promote sport, especially athletics, in two main areas: www.channelinnomatrix.com medicine specialists, sport scientists and coaches trust Welcome to Amsterdam for the 19th Annual Congress • Scientific and cultural (promoting scientific re- our products. Such as our partners Samcon from Bel- of the ECSS. On behalf of MOVE Research Institute search, intercultural exchanges, teaching, publi- gium offers unique solutions for clinical, research and Amsterdam and EMGO Institute for Health and Care Charnwood Dynamics Ltd. [United cations, exhibitions, congresses, conferences, etc.) sports medical applications and the company RBM from Research, from both VU University Amsterdam and Kingdom] • Humanitarian (funding sports development pro- Germany develops especially custom-made electronic VU University Medical Center Amsterdam, we are very jects with specifi c groups includingExhibito elite athletes, devices. One product of RBM is the Cyclus2, a high pleased to invite you to attend the 19th Annual Congress r Motion Capture and Movement Analysis are twin coaches, children or others with special needs, precisely cycling ergometer for pros. of the European College of Sport Science in Amsterdam. specialisms at Codamotion. We supply systems that particularly in the fi eld of athletics) www.cortex-medical.com The congress will be held between 2nd and 5th of July measure, analyze and report on movement in a va- www.cidida.org 2014 on the campus of VU University Amsterdam, only riety of different applications and environments, from 8 minutes away by easy train connection from Schiphol routine clinical analysis to ground breaking research, Airport and near the old city of Amsterdam. With atten-
INEFC-Barcelona/Spain, 26-29 JUNE 2013 85 Exhibitors profi les ding this congress you have an excellent possibility to the high quality data allows factors such as gait and Human Kinetics [UK] We constantly continue to broaden our family of qua- contribute to „sport science around the canals“. body balance measures to be compared over time for lity medical in aesthetic products. The starting point in At Human Kinetics, our mission is to produce innovative, www.ecss-congress.eu/2014/ an individual. This leading technical design offers 0.5Gb development of a new product is to study the intended of high-resolution data in an open format and comes as informative products in all areas of physical activity that purpose of the device, and consider the needs from a uniquely fully waterproof, value-for money instrument helps people worldwide lead healthier, more active practitioner’s point of view. The user-friendly operation, European Hydration Institute [Spain] with a durable 2 month data collecting battery life, ca- lives. We are committed to providing quality informati- effi cacy and safety are the main criteria in development. onal and educational products in physical activity and pable of recharging. While the open raw data format iskramedical.eu The European Hydration Institute is a not for profi t foun- allows analysis approaches to be shared between all health fi elds that meet the needs of our customers. dation which aims to advance knowledge and under- users and applications. www.humankinetics.com standing of all matters relating to human hydration and Ivolution Research & Development its effects on health, wellness and performance. Working www.geneactiv.co.uk [Spain] with independent scientists and health professionals, HUR Labs Oy [Finland] the Institute provides an authoritative source of science- iVolution Research & Development. Improving your h/p/cosmos sports & medical gmbh HUR Labs is a world leading vendor of products for tes- based information and seeks to raise awareness of the life. It is a company sensitive to the problems that limit [Germany] ting human physical performance. Our main products importance of proper hydration. the health and wellness of a large number of people, are portable force platforms and software for testing www.europeanhydrationinstitute.com Through the long history of more than 25 years in pro- putting all his knowledge and commitment to providing of balance and jumps. Also products for strength tes- ducing running-machines, h/p/cosmos has become solutions for day to day. So, our expertise in exercise ting - both dynamic and isometric are in our range. In THE treadmill specialist for sports, true medical (MDD) science is combined with the latest advances in tech- Barcelona HUR Labs introduces the Megaplate - a large Gatorade Sports Science Institute [USA] and oversize treadmills. h/p/cosmos produces a ran- nology to develop innovative devices 3.0, useful for the force platform for measuring jumps and balance. Please ge of running machine systems from robust, reliable maintenance of health and wellness. Devices such as Founded in 1985, the Gatorade Sports Science Institute visit us at the exhibition for a demonstration. and MDD-certifi ed machines to oversize machines for mobile phone, computer, or a simple MP3 player, daily (GSSI) is committed to helping athletes optimize their per- wheelchair athletes, cyclists and skiers. There are www.hurlabs.com inseparable companions, are treated as powerful allies formance and well-being through driving the research, over 100 different models which include unweighting to achieve a better wellness and a quality of life quality improving education and providing world class sports systems, safety systems, software solutions and other of life for its users. science services. Using research, GSSI aims to lead in patented support solutions. Iberian Sportech S.L. [Spain] the fi eld of sports nutrition, generate ideas, support new www.ivolutionrd.com productExhibitors development and improve recommendations www.h-p-cosmos.com Iberian Sportech is a Spain based company, specia- to athletes. Through education, GSSI translates compli- lized in high tech and goal-oriented training devices. cated science into practical applications. Utilizing sports We cooperate with several brands to distribute their Keiser Corperation [USA] Hamamatsu Photonics Deutschland products locally, such as SmartCoach, VersaPulley, science services, GSSI helps athletes obtain a better and Changing the world of fi tness At Keiser it is our passion Exentrix, VersaClimber, SAQ, Aerofl oor, TMG and kBox. more detailed understanding of their body and provides GmbH [Germany] to challenge the barriers of traditional thinking to conti- key benchmarks. Headquartered in Barrington, IL, GSSI We also provide training to learn how to take the whole Hamamatsu Photonics is a world leader in the ma- nually expand the limits of human performance. Users has opened satellite labs in Bradenton, FL on the IMG advantage from them. nufacture of opto-electronic devices, including many of Keiser‘s unique Pneumatic Technology have reaped Academies campus and on the campus of Loughbo- iberiansportech.com/ for the medical market. The new NIRO-200NX Monitor the many benefi ts of our efforts. Whether it‘s preparing rough University in Loughborough, UK. enables the monitoring of the cerebral or systemic an athlete for the heat of competition or simply providing a safe and effective method of exercise for all aspects www.gssiweb.com oxygenation. Any effects caused by drug, ventilation Iskra Medical d.o.o. [Slovenia] and patient management on the local haemodynamics of the medical and fi tness market... Keiser makes the can be detected by the NIRO-200NX and it is routinely Iskra MEDICAL is a leading manufacturer of devices for difference... GENEActiv (Activinsights Ltd) [UK] used in hospitals. medical, physiotherapy, rehabilitation, and aesthetic Keiser has always been at the cutting edge of the indus- GENEActiv‘s robust, ergonomic wrist-worn design www.hamamatsu.com/us/en/index.html medicine. Currently, our production assortment includes try, and remains there today with a full range of products achieves greater subject acceptance and compliance, the Electrotherapy, Ultrasound therapy, Vacuum therapy, from elite testing equipment to providing rehabilitation accurately monitoring body movement in free living Cryo Ionto therapy, Laser therapy, Pressure - Lymph machines, Keiser has it all. scenarios. The compact, body-worn accelerometer Drainage, Magneto therapy, Functional Magnetic Sti- www.keiser.com measures acceleration, temperature and light exposure mulation FMS, IPL - Intense Pulse Light, and IRF - Radio in all environments. As well as activity, sleep and lifestyle, Frequency equipment and supplemental products.
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Kistler Instrumente AG [Switzerland] applications in the lab and for the fi rst time in the fi eld The company provides various indoor/outdoor solutions Monark Exercise AB [Sweden] for trainers and exercise physiologists. for biomechanical/performance evaluation including: Kistler force plates were fi rst introduced in 1969 and The New Generation bikes are released during 2013 and www.physiofl ow.com - optical and video acquisition systems for gait and have consistently proved their worth as precise and re- our mission is to set a new standard in Sports Perfect run analysis liable measuring instruments. The unique piezoelectric positon precision: - wireless devices and photocells for sprint/shuttle measuring system offers numerous advantages and Maxinutrition [UK] With our LC/LT frame, anyone regardless of their sport testing makes Kistler force plates a cost effective investment or athletic interest, can fi nd their perfect position. Open for biomechanical laboratories. High accuracy, line- Founded in 1995, Maxinutrition embodies the notion that www.microgate.it source compatibility : arity and sensitivity provide reliable and reproducible through commitment and understanding, your physique results. Kistler Group is the market leader in dynamic and performance goals can be easily achieved. The The New Generation bikes are easy to adapt and ope- measurement technology. 25 group companies and UK‘s number one sports nutrition supplier, Maxinutrition MIE Medical Research Ltd. [UK] rate both externally and internally. Easily connected to over 30 distributors worldwide ensure close contact has grown at a phenomenal rate by focusing on highly PC and ECG. Modern force resistance: MIE designs, manufactures and markets a range of with the customer, individualized application support effective research-supported formulas that deliver what The New Generation resistance system has been human performance monitoring systems. and short lead times. they promise. By making great tasting, science suppor- developed to promote the best sensation of bicycling, Our latest product is a new range of telemetry and data www.kistler.com ted, safe products easily available, Maxinutrition has accuracy in measurements and variation. helped sports people - from the gym enthusiast to the loggers for measuring sEMG and other physical and www.monarkexercise.se elite Olympian - realise their full potential. Whether its physiological parameters. We are work very closely Lode B.V. [Theprofi Netherlands] helping you gain muscle, lose excess fat,les recover faster, with Bertec and sell their force plates and instrumen- stay nourished, Maxinutrition has the widest selection ted treadmills. We have recently introduced ProVec, a myon AG [Switzerland] Lode is world renowned as manufacturer of high quality of specialised products in its sector. universal force platform data collection and analysis ergometers and ergometry software. The Lode brand myon was founded in 2009 to develop the myon hard- www.gsk.com software suite that allows multiple platforms to be stands for accuracy, durability and ergonomic design. used simultaneously. Other products include pinch/grip ware based on more than 10 years‘ experience with For sports medicine a complete range of high tech strength analysers, myometers, electrogoniometers and EMG and wireless transmission technology. Together, bicycle, arm and treadmill ergometers and ergometry Mega Electronics Ltd [Finland] low cost gait analysis systems. myon and prophysics launched the EMG system and software are available. Products specifi cally designed proEMG software in 2009, and we have since sold to www.mie-uk.com for sports medicine ergometry are our Excalibur Sport Mega Electronics Ltd has developed advanced techno- more than a dozen countries worldwide. We pride our- bicycle ergometer with a workload up till 2500 Watt, logy for EMG, ECG, HRV and EEG monitoring applications selves on being customer-driven and fl exible, and are Katana Sport treadmill with a max spedd of 40 km/h in hospital, laboratory and fi eld conditions. Mega ser- Mind Media B.V. [The Netherlands] therefore pleased to launch the next generation of the and Brachumera Sport arm ergometer with a maximum ves thousands of customers in top level hospitals and myon hardware as well as new versions of the proEMG workload of 2500 watt. LEM software with a.o. the research laboratories such as Harvard medical school Mind Media offers innovative medical technology for and proACTIVE software packages - all developed as Wingate test and Pedal Force Measurement completes in Boston, USA, Zhejian University in Hangzhou, China measuring and training mind-body functions to improve a direct result of feedback obtained from customers. the professional ergometry setting and HCL neurological hospital, Lyon France. Our main human health and performance. Mind Media provi- www.myon.ch des solutions for clinicians, health professionals and www.lode.nl product lines are neurological monitoring equipments, physiotherapy and rehab systems. Using advanced researchers who need to feedback the physiological technology, Mega offers leading precision and comfort activity of the human body and nervous system. Since Northern Digital Inc. [Canada] Manatec Biomedical/PhysioFLow for HRV measurement and new fl exible and compre- its foundation, Mind Media has been creating leading hensive ways to measure and analyze EMG data. edge products for biofeedback and neurofeedback. For over 30 years, Northern Digital Inc. motion capture [France] systems have earned the reputation as the gold stan- www.megaemg.com With NeXus systems and BioTrace+ software, Mind PhysioFlow is a range of non invasive continuous cardiac Media is known as the best company of physiological dard for motion capture among research scientists. output monitors based on a novel and proprietary tech- feedback technology in the world. Mind Media products With unparalleled accuracy, speed and resolution, the nology: Signal Morphology Impedance Cardiography. MICROGATE SRL [Italy] are distributed through a network of resellers in over Optotrak Certus and 3D Investigator Systems will help Exhibitoyou achieve your research goals. Both systems easily r PhysioFlow is the fi rst and only system fully validated 50 countries. North-Italian company founded in 1989, deals daily with integrate with other research devices, ensuring true- while at rest and during exercise at all levels. A new www.mindmedia.info fi lter technology for high performance noise cancella- high technology challenges: performance/movement synchronous collection of data that meets all your needs, tion (HD-Z) is available. The combination of advanced analysis, control systems for telescopes/radiotelescopes and the „active“ technology means you will never waste miniaturized hardware and software enables new and professional timing. time sorting data points. Now Northern Digital Inc. also
INEFC-Barcelona/Spain, 26-29 JUNE 2013 87 Exhibitors profi les sets the new standard in force plate technology with injuries and improve fi tness and overall health. Ome- PowerBar Europe GmbH [Germany] with state-of-the art electronic- and information tech- TrueImpulse. TrueImpulse force plates provide superior gawave technology has been used by multiple Olympic nology solutions the Cyclus 2 provides excellent results performance and unique integration features without Federations, premier soccer teams such as AFC Ajax, Our Goal. Our Passion. Our Mission. To excel in your and stands out due to its large variety in functionality compromising affordability. teams from the NFL, MLS, and NHL, and various other sport or fi tness endeavor, you have to set goals, be and user friendliness. driven. You push hard. You strengthen your commitment. www.ndigital.com/ leading sports organizations. The company‘s global www.cyclus2.com headquarters are in Espoo, Finland We play by the same rules. Commitment. Passion. And the push to help you succeed. We’re passionate about omegawave.com/ Novel GmbH [Germany] sports and fi tness, health and wellness. That’s why we Routledge/Taylor&Francis [UK] started POWERBAR to begin with—to help athletes like Novel is the specialist in development of pressure PAL Technologies Ltd [Scotland, UK] you reach your goals by providing convenient nutritional Taylor & Francis is one of the world‘s leading academic distribution measurement systems. With more than 30 products. All of our products are backed by decades journals and books publishers with over 1,300 scholarly years of experience, our scientists and engineers set PAL Technologies‘ award winning activPAL is the of sports nutrition science and must live up to our high journals including the European Journal of Sport Science. the benchmark for accuracy and reliability of pressure researcher‘s preferred choice for quantifying free-living standards to meet the nutrition and energy needs of all We are dedicated to the dissemination of scholarly distribution measurement. Well-known major compa- sedentary, upright and ambulatory activities, providing athletes—from world- information, drawing on expertise developed since nies and prominent research institutions in medicine, the evidence to link sedentary behaviours to chronic www.powerbar.com 1798. We publish over 1000 books on sport for teaching, biomechanics and industry worldwide rely on novel‘s disease risk. Working in partnership with our worldwide research and reference, available in print and online, technology. customer base, we deliver clinically relevant measures and are exhibiting 50 new titles this year. www.novel.de to support and inform patient-centred treatment ap- Qualisys AB [Sweden] For further information on the latest journals and books, proaches and are proud to be helping to build healthier visit the Taylor & Francis/Routledge booth. lives. Come and chat with us about your research and Qualisys Optical Motion Capture System and software Novotec Medical GmbH [Germany] fi nd out about our latest product developments on for 3D tracking of biomechanics. The system include www.tandfonline.com stand 59. the Oqus range of cameras is the latest platform for Novotec Medical is the manufacturer of Galileo trai- Qualisys motion capture systems. With features such as www.paltechnologies.com ning- and therapy devices and of Leonardo motion high-speed video and active fi ltering for outdoor usage, Sensamove [The Netherlands] analysis systems (mechanography). Galileo Training the Oqus camera is a very versatile piece of hardware. Sensamove is a young, dynamic and innovative com- enables the successful treatment of musculo-skeletal Polar Electro Oy [Finland] The Project Automation Framework (PAF) for QTM is pany that develops and produces innovative interactive Exhibitorsdisorders using side alternating vibration technology. a customizable infrastructure that lets you automate products for therapy, prevention and fi tness. Currently The central importance of muscles for a healthy and Founded in 1977, Polar Electro invented the fi rst wireless repetitive tasks in your workfl ow. Analyse a series of Sensamove offers a number of measuring & exercis- effi cient organism has been increasingly recognised heart rate monitor. Since then the company has been captures and create reports with the click of a button. ing devices with basic and supplementary software in recent years and investigated in numerous scientifi c leading the sports instruments and heart rate monitoring www.qualisys.com packages for improving balance, core stability and studies. A fully-functioning powerful muscle is a prere- category through its in-depth understanding of human coordination. quisite for healthy joints and bones that aim to prevent physiology, performance, and the environment. and facilitate treatment of musculoskeletal disorders. Our mission is to make physical exercising more en- Polar works in close cooperation with leading sports RBM elektronik-automation GmbH joyable and understandable. More fun for your client, www.galileo-training.com institutes and governing bodies, and has, thus, become [Germany] transparent for you. widely recognized as the pioneer and world’s leader of heart rate monitoring and fi tness evaluation equipment. For more than 40 years sports medical scientists, sports By combining conventional core stability training Omegawave [Finland] physicians and top-class athletes rely on the innovative equipment with sensor technology and biofeedback Headquartered near Oulu in Finland, the company ope- strength of the Cyclus2 in performance diagnostics and software, Sensamove provides therapists and users rates internationally in more than 80 countries and its Based on research in sports science and space medici- training. Whether as ergometer for standardized test with an insight-giving, comprehensible, effective and products are sold through over 35,000 retailers globally. ne, Omegawave provides leading methods for monito- methods or as all-year-round training device for the entertaining exercise tools. ring an athlete‘s functional condition. Omegawave pro- To learn more, please visit www.polar.fi . development of basic endurance, strength endurance www.sensamove.com/en vides instantly relevant advice on the optimum amount www.polar.com as well as maximum strength - the Cyclus2 sets the of intensity and volumes of training. By identifying an benchmarks for ergometers in the cycling sector. Fitted athlete‘s physiologically limiting factors and providing guidelines to eliminate them, Omegawave helps to improve performance, prevent overtraining, decrease
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Simi Reality Motion Systems GmbH o sports injury prevention and treatment TMG-BMC d.o.o. [Slovenia] Xsens Technologies B.V. [The o medical use of exercise for rehabilitation and health [Germany] TMG-BMC Ltd. Is a cutting-edge biomechanics and Netherlands] o application of physiological and biomechanical prin- Simi develops, produces and distributes products for kinesiology company providing the best tools for Xsens is the leading innovator in 3D motion tracking ciples to specifi c sports movement and behaviour analysis. The company’s research and muscle/ tendon diagnostics. Our own technology and products. Its sensor fusion technologies products primarily rely on camera-based systems which o contentious or emerging issues, e.g. drugs in sport, in-house research resources continually develop pa- enable a seamless interaction between the physical use hardware such as industry cameras and compu- nutrition, hydration, training etc Sports Medicine is a tented, highly effective methods for research, training and the digital world in consumer electronics devices ters. Our philosophy is to make video-based movement superb reference source for physicians, sports medicine optimization and rehabilitation for research institutions and professional applications such as 3D character analysis data simple and transparent. A key feature specialists, physiotherapists, exercise physiologists, and top sportspeople as well as general physiothera- animation, motion analysis, and industrial control & in all products is the simplifi cation of interpreting and team doctors and trainers. py and medical requirements. As a result of creating stabilization. Clients and partners include Electronic and developing the fi eld of Tensiomyography (TMG), presenting results. With rapid developments in camera www.springer.com Arts, NBC Universal, Daimler, Autodesk, Sagem (Safran technology, computers and image data processing, we TMG-BMC Ltd‘s unique products and techniques have Group), Siemens and various other leading institutes have to be a dynamic company and work hand in hand already been adopted by leading medical and research and companies throughout the world. Founded in 2000, with research and development to offer our customers T&T medilogic Medizintechnik GmbH institutions such as Manchester Metropolitan University, Xsens is a privately held company with headquarters in the best products possible. This is something which we [Germany] Ruhr-University Bochum, UK Athletics and also elite Enschede, the Netherlands and a US subsidiary in Los pride ourselves in. football clubs such as FC Barcelona. Angeles, California. Our Company mainly focuses on the fi eld of biomecha- www.simi.com www.tmg.si/en www.xsens.com/ profinics. A major point of interest are measurement,les training and evaluation of the human supporting and locomotor SM Europe EZYWrap [France] system. Components of our company are in house Universidad Católica San Antonio de YoYo Technology AB [Sweden] research and development group as well as integrated Murcia (UCAM) [Spain] Since 1998, SM Europe Company (Soft Medical Europe) production. The medilogic foot pressure measuring For more than 20 years YoYo™ Technology Inc. has positions on the logistics market of medical splints under system serves to determine the pressure under the UCAM Universidad Católica San Antonio de Murcia engineered innovative exercise machines for users the brand EZYWRAP®. We took advantage of our core foot while walking or standing. It is the instrument for is a private university founded in 1996 with a clear demanding the most from their efforts. Established by business and our closeness with the professionals of analysis in the fi eld of foot and shoe care for the health mission: to train students with knowledge and skills to inventors Drs. Berg and Tesch of the Karolinska Institute, the high-level sport, to improve and develop a cooling professional and craftsman. serve society, to contribute to the further expansion of the company serves professionals in sports, fi tness and vest, the Cryovest®. human knowledge through research as a integral part rehabilitation and the space industry. The trademark of www.medilogic.com/en/home/ It was in 2008 that the Cryovest equipped for the fi rst the development of man and mankind and to participate YoYo™ products follows Swedish tradition of innovative, time sportsmen in the Olympics Game of Beijing. Thanks in the evangelization mission of the Catholic Church in high quality products favoring functionality and simp- to a lot of researches and studies, we have developed Tekscan, Inc. [USA] education and culture. licity. Any YoYo™ product uses light-weight fl ywheel(s) this product, while continuing to be partner of several www.ucam.edu/ rather than iron, as a source to offer resistance or power Tekscan manufactures a broad range of tools for bet- sports Federation. to feature unlimited, accomodated concentric resistance ter pressure offl oading and enhanced gait analysis. while allowing for eccentric overload. www.ezywrap.com Our systems use paper-thin, high-resolution sensors Velamed GmbH [Germany] yoyotechnology.com to accurately measure plantar pressure distribution, timing and Center of Force (CoF) trajectory in dynamic Velamed has been founded in 2005 with the goal to Springer Verlag GmbH [Germany] evaluations. The unique information these systems introduce technically innovative medical products of Sports Medicine: The world‘s leading journal in sports provide helps you objectively validate treatments and leading international manufacturers of biomechanics medicine - highest ISI impact factor in the Sport Sciences improve outcomes. and sensor systems to the European market. The current product line includes market leading developments of category for the last 2 years Articles cover: www.tekscan.com the four main areas of biomechanics. Also Velamed o sports medicine and sports science, including per- Exhibitor has specialized in professional planning and realization formance research of biomechanical laboratories. Velamed is European o medical syndromes associated with sport and Master Distributor of Noraxon products. exercise www.velamed.com
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Your notes 18th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science - Barcelona/Spain, June 26-29, 2013 Programme Overview: Wednesday 26th June 2013
Time Pavelló Sintètic Sala d‘Actes Aula Magna 1 Aula Magna 2 Aula Magna 3 Aula Magna 4 Aula Magna 5 Aula 1 Aula 2 Aula 3 Aula 4
09:00 09:00 - 14:00 Workshops, Satellite symposia
14:00 ECSS General Assembly (Aula Magna 4)
IS-PM07 OP-PM20 IS-PM13 OP-PM25 OP-PM26 IS-BN05 OP-PM30 IS-SH01 IS-SH05 IS-PM01 OP-SH05 Antioxidants in physi- Nutrition [NU] 1 Exercise and Training Physiology [PH] 2 Physiology [PH] 3 Specifi city in strength Physiology [PH] 7 Understanding Prospects for Change JSPFSM Exchange Psychology [PS] 1 15:00 cal exercise * in COPD Patients * training in elite sport * sport participation in Symposium Europe *
16:30 Coffee break
17:00 Plenary Session 1: Does Pain Produce Gain? (Pavelló Sintètic) Streaming to Sala d‘Actes
18:15 Opening Ceremony (Pavelló Sintètic) Streaming to Sala d‘Actes
19:15 Opening Reception (Pavelló parquet) Exhibition Area, Celebrate with us: European Journal of Sport Science (EJSS) acceptance into Medicine - see you at Taylor and Francis booth No 85
IS = Invited Sessions OP = Oral Presentations PP = e-poster Presentations 18th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science - Barcelona/Spain, June 26-29, 2013 Mini Oral Sessions: Thursday 27th June 2013
TimeID Pavelló Sessions Sintètic SlotSala A: d‘Actes14:00 - 15:00Aula Magna 1 Aula Magna Lecture 2 Aula room Magna 3 Aula MagnaID 4 Aula Sessions Magna Slot5 A: 15:00Aula 1 - 16:00 Aula 2 Aula Lecture3 roomAula 4
PP-PM68 Training and Testing [TT] 3 Pavelló Sintètic PP-PM58 Sports Medicine [SM] 2 Pavelló Sintètic
PP-PM28 Nutrition [NU] 2 Sala d‘Actes PP-PM35 Physiology [PH] 2 Sala d‘Actes
PP-PM39 Physiology [PH] 6 Aula Magna 1 PP-PM40 Physiology [PH] 7 Aula Magna 1
PP-PM45 Physiology [PH] 12 Aula Magna 2 PP-PM46 Physiology [PH] 13 Aula Magna 2
PP-PM51 Physiology [PH] 18 Aula Magna 3 PP-PM54 Rehabilitation [RE] 1 Aula Magna 3
PP-PM73 Training and Testing [TT] 8 Aula Magna 4 PP-PM74 Training and Testing [TT] 9 Aula Magna 4
PP-PM63 Sports Medicine [SM] 7 Aula Magna 5 PP-PM64 Sports Medicine [SM] 8 Aula Magna 5
PP-PM16 Health and Fitness [HF] 10 Aula 1 PP-PM17 Health and Fitness [HF] 11 Aula 1
PP-PM07 Health and Fitness [HF] 1 Aula 2 PP-PM08 Health and Fitness [HF] 2 Aula 2
PP-PM05 Biochemistry [BC] 1 Aula 3 PP-PM01 Adapted Physical Activity [AP] 1 Aula 3
PP-PM21 Molecular Biology [MB] 1 Aula 4 PP-PM23 Neuromuscular Physiology [PH] 1 Aula 4
PP-PM27 Nutrition [NU] 1 Aula informàtica 1 PP-PM34 Physiology [PH] 1 Aula informàtica 1
PP-PM57 Sports Medicine [SM] 1 Aula rítmica PP-PM66 Training and Testing [TT] 1 Aula rítmica
PP-PM79 Training and Testing [TT] 14 Aula esportiva 1 PP-PM80 Training and Testing [TT] 15 Aula esportiva 1
PP-BN02 Biomechanics [BM] 2 Aula esportiva 2 PP-BN01 Biomechanics [BM] 1 Aula esportiva 2
PP-BN04 Biomechanics [BM] 4 Aula PP1 PP-SH22 Sport Statistics and Analyses [SA] 1 Aula PP1
PP-BN13 Motor Learning [ML] 1 Aula PP2 PP-BN10 Coaching [CO] 1 Aula PP2
PP-SH01 Misc. topics 1 Aula PS1 PP-SH25 Misc. topics 2 Aula PS1
PP-SH03 Physical Education and Pedagogics [PP] 1 Aula PS2 PP-SH08 Psychology [PS] 1 Aula PS2
PP-SH17 Sociology [SO] 1 Sala professorat 1 PP-SH18 Sociology [SO] 2 Sala professorat 1
PP-BN05 Biomechanics [BM] 5 Sala professorat 2 PP-SH20 Sport Management [SP] 1 Sala professorat 2 18th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science - Barcelona/Spain, June 26-29, 2013 Programme Overview: Thursday 27th June 2013
Time Pavelló Sintètic Sala d‘Actes Aula Magna 1 Aula Magna 2 Aula Magna 3 Aula Magna 4 Aula Magna 5 Aula 1 Aula 2 Aula 3 Aula 4
OP-PM22 OP-PM40 OP-PM47 OP-PM14 OP-BN10 OP-BN09 OP-PM12 OP-SH01 OP-SH07 OP-PM31 OP-SH16 Nutrition [NU] 3 Sports Medicine [SM] 1 Training and Testing Neuromuscular Motor Learning [ML] 1 Coaching [CO] 1 Molecular Biology Misc. topics [CS][EC] Psychology [PS] 3 Physiology [PH] 8 Sport Statistics and 08:30 [TT] 1 Physiology [NP] 1 Coaching [MB] 2 [HI][PE] Analyses [SA] 2
10:00 Coffee break, Openining of Exhibition
IS-PM06 OP-PM48 IS-SH11 OP-PM24 IS-BN02 OP-BN02 OP-PM11 IS-SH03 IS-SH10 OP-SH06 OP-SH14 Sports nutrition Training and Testing In Pursuit of Active Physiology [PH] 1 Feedback and feed- Biomechanics [BM] 2 Molecular Biology Transitions and stra- Findings from the Psychology [PS] 2 Sport Management 10:20 sponsored by GSSI * [TT] 2 Aging forward interaction [MB] 1 tegies in top level sport PAPA main trial [SM] 2 (sponsored by Adidas)
11:50 Break
12:00 Plenary Session 2: Emerging Trends in Team Sports Science sponsored by Aspetar (Pavelló Sintètic)
13:15 Lunch break (ESSA-ECSS Best Research Poster Exchange - Exhibition Area)
14:00 Mini Oral Sessions Slot A: 14:00 - 15:00 (Overview on the left page) Slot A
15:00 Mini Oral Sessions Slot B: 15:00 - 16:00 (Overview on the left page) Slot B
16:00 Coffee break
OP-PM43 IS-PM03 IS-PM08 IS-PM11 OP-PM28 IS-BN01 IS-BN04 IS-SH04 IS-SH09 OP-SH15 OP-BN01 Sports Medicine [SM] 4 Oxygenation and Limits to performance Muscle mass regulati- Physiology [PH] 5 What the dynamics Cyclic sports: energe- The impact of sport Towards a theory of Sport Statistics and Biomechanics [BM] 1 16:20 fatigue in humans * during short-term on in humans * of team sports tell us tics, evaluation and for all policies on elite sports coaching Analyses [SA] 1 sponsored by Aspetar about ... constraints * sporting success
17:50 Break
OP-PM21 OP-PM27 OP-PM05 OP-PM56 OP-BN03 OP-BN12 OP-BN04 OP-PM19 OP-SH10 OP-PM42 OP-PM32 Nutrition [NU] 2 Physiology [PH] 4 Health and Fitness Training and Testing Biomechanics [BM] 3 Motor Learning [ML] 3 Biomechanics [BM] 4 Neuromuscular Psychology [PS] 6 Sports Medicine [SM] 3 Physiology [PH] 9 18:00 [HF] 1 [TT] 10 Physiology [NP] 6 18th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science - Barcelona/Spain, June 26-29, 2013 Mini Oral Sessions: Friday 28th June 2013
TimeID Pavelló Sessions Sintètic SlotSala A: d‘Actes14:00 - 15:00Aula Magna 1 Aula Magna Lecture 2 Aula room Magna 3 Aula MagnaID 4 Aula Sessions Magna Slot5 A: 15:00Aula 1 - 16:00 Aula 2 Aula Lecture3 roomAula 4
PP-PM29 Nutrition [NU] 3 Pavelló Sintètic PP-PM30 Nutrition [NU] 4 Pavelló Sintètic
PP-PM36 Physiology [PH] 3 Sala d‘Actes PP-PM37 Physiology [PH] 4 Sala d‘Actes
PP-PM41 Physiology [PH] 8 Aula Magna 1 PP-PM42 Physiology [PH] 9 Aula Magna 1
PP-PM47 Physiology [PH] 14 Aula Magna 2 PP-PM48 Physiology [PH] 15 Aula Magna 2
PP-PM55 Rehabilitation [RE] 2 Aula Magna 3 PP-PM56 Rehabilitation [RE] 3 Aula Magna 3
PP-PM59 Sports Medicine [SM] 3 Aula Magna 4 PP-PM60 Sports Medicine [SM] 4 Aula Magna 4
PP-PM65 Sports Medicine [SM] 9 Aula Magna 5 PP-PM13 Health and Fitness [HF] 7 Aula Magna 5
PP-PM18 Health and Fitness [HF] 12 Aula 1 PP-PM19 Health and Fitness [HF] 13 Aula 1
PP-PM09 Health and Fitness [HF] 3 Aula 2 PP-PM10 Health and Fitness [HF] 4 Aula 2
PP-PM02 Adapted Physical Activity [AP] 2 Aula 3 PP-PM03 Adapted Physical Activity [AP] 3 Aula 3
PP-PM24 Neuromuscular Physiology [PH] 2 Aula 4 PP-PM25 Neuromuscular Physiology [PH] 3 Aula 4
PP-PM69 Training and Testing [TT] 4 Aula informàtica 1 PP-PM70 Training and Testing [TT] 5 Aula informàtica 1
PP-PM75 Training and Testing [TT] 10 Aula rítmica PP-PM76 Training and Testing [TT] 11 Aula rítmica
PP-PM81 Training and Testing [TT] 16 Aula esportiva 1 PP-PM82 Training and Testing [TT] 17 Aula esportiva 1
PP-BN03 Biomechanics [BM] 3 Aula esportiva 2 PP-PM85 Training and Testing [TT] 20 Aula esportiva 2
PP-BN06 Biomechanics [BM] 6 Aula PP1 PP-BN07 Biomechanics [BM] 7 Aula PP1
PP-BN11 Coaching [CO] 2 Aula PP2 PP-BN12 Coaching [CO] 3 Aula PP2
PP-SH04 Physical Education and Pedagogics [PP] 2 Aula PS1 PP-SH05 Physical Education and Pedagogics [PP] 3 Aula PS1
PP-SH09 Psychology [PS] 2 Aula PS2 PP-SH10 Psychology [PS] 3 Aula PS2
PP-SH13 Psychology [PS] 6 Sala professorat 1 PP-SH14 Psychology [PS] 7 Sala professorat 1
PP-SH21 Sport Management [SP] 2 Sala professorat 2 PP-SH23 Sport Statistics and Analyses [SA] 2 Sala professorat 2 18th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science - Barcelona/Spain, June 26-29, 2013 Programme Overview: Friday 28th June 2013
Time Pavelló Sintètic Sala d‘Actes Aula Magna 1 Aula Magna 2 Aula Magna 3 Aula Magna 4 Aula Magna 5 Aula 1 Aula 2 Aula 3 Aula 4
OP-PM10 OP-PM49 IS-PM14 OP-PM01 OP-BN07 OP-PM13 OP-PM04 OP-SH04 OP-SH08 OP-SH11 OP-PM44 Health and Fitness Training and Testing Hypoxia for health Adapted Physical Biomechanics [BM] 7 Molecular Biology Biochemistry [BC] 1 Physical Education Psychology [PS] 4 Sociology [SO] 1 Sports Medicine [SM] 5 08:30 [HF] 6 [TT] 3 and fi tness * Activity [AP] 1 [MB] 3 Biochemistry and Pedagogics [PP] 3
10:00 Coffee break, Openining of Exhibition
IS-PM02 OP-PM45 IS-PM15 IS-PM04 IS-BN07 OP-PM17 IS-BN03 IS-SH06 IS-SH02 OP-PM02 OP-PM41 ACSM Exchange Sports Medicine [SM] 6 Can exercise damage Mitochondrial struc- New trends in motor Neuromuscular Biomechanical Ethico-legal perspecti- Body projects and Adapted Physical Sports Medicine [SM] 2 10:20 symposium: Exercise - the heart * tural organization, learning Physiology [NP] 4 human-environment ves on justice in sport the embodiment of Activity [AP] 2 Thermoregulation * dynamics and ... interaction gender and ethnicity
11:50 Break
12:00 Plenary Session 3: The choreography of movement and the brain (Pavelló Sintètic)
13:15 Lunch break (MEET THE EDITOR! European Journal of Sport Science (EJSS) / Taylor and Francis booth No 85 - Exhibition Area)
14:00 Mini Oral Sessions Slot A: 14:00 - 15:00 (Overview on the left page) Slot A
15:00 Mini Oral Sessions Slot B: 15:00 - 16:00 (Overview on the left page) Slot B
16:00 Coffee break
IS-PM09 OP-PM46 IS-BN09 OP-PM09 OP-BN05 IS-BN08 IS-BN06 OP-PM52 IS-SH08 OP-PM07 OP-PM57 The brain at work * Sports Medicine [SM] 7 Biomechanics in disa- Health and Fitness Biomechanics [BM] 5 Biomechanics of sport Evolution and Training and Testing Strategies for Health and Fitness Training and Testing 16:20 bility sport: Challenges [HF] 5 equipment * adaptation in human [TT] 6 preventing sexual [HF] 3 [TT] 11 and solutions * locomotion * harassment ...
17:50 Break
OP-PM33 OP-PM55 OP-PM35 OP-PM06 OP-PM23 OP-PM08 OP-PM16 OP-PM51 OP-SH09 OP-PM15 OP-PM38 Physiology [PH] 10 Training and Testing Physiology [PH] 12 Health and Fitness Nutrition [NU] 4 Health and Fitness Neuromuscular Training and Testing Psychology [PS] 5 Neuromuscular Rehabilitation [RE] 1 18:00 [TT] 9 [HF] 2 [HF] 4 Physiology [NP] 3 [TT] 5 Physiology [NP] 2
20:00 Friday night out - ECSS Barcelona 2013 (Meet at Placa Reial) 18th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science - Barcelona/Spain, June 26-29, 2013 Mini Oral Sessions: Saturday 29th June 2013
TimeID Pavelló Sessions Sintètic SlotSala A: d‘Actes14:00 - 15:00Aula Magna 1 Aula Magna Lecture 2 Aula room Magna 3 Aula MagnaID 4 Aula Sessions Magna Slot5 A: 15:00Aula 1 - 16:00 Aula 2 Aula Lecture3 roomAula 4
PP-PM31 Nutrition [NU] 5 Pavelló Sintètic PP-PM32 Nutrition [NU] 6 Pavelló Sintètic
PP-PM38 Physiology [PH] 5 Sala d‘Actes PP-PM33 Nutrition [NU] 7 Sala d‘Actes
PP-PM43 Physiology [PH] 10 Aula Magna 1 PP-PM44 Physiology [PH] 11 Aula Magna 1
PP-PM49 Physiology [PH] 17 Aula Magna 2 PP-PM50 Physiology [PH] 16 Aula Magna 2
PP-PM52 Physiotherapy [PT] 1 Aula Magna 3 PP-PM53 Misc. topics 4 Aula Magna 3
PP-PM61 Sports Medicine [SM] 5 Aula Magna 4 PP-PM62 Sports Medicine [SM] 6 Aula Magna 4
PP-PM14 Health and Fitness [HF] 8 Aula Magna 5 PP-PM15 Health and Fitness [HF] 9 Aula Magna 5
PP-PM20 Health and Fitness [HF] 14 Aula 1 PP-PM06 Biochemistry [BC] 2 Aula 1
PP-PM11 Health and Fitness [HF] 5 Aula 2 PP-PM12 Health and Fitness [HF] 6 Aula 2
PP-PM04 Adapted Physical Activity [AP] 4 Aula 3 PP-PM22 Molecular Biology [MB] 2 Aula 3
PP-PM26 Neuromuscular Physiology [PH] 4 Aula 4 PP-PM67 Training and Testing [TT] 2 Aula 4
PP-PM71 Training and Testing [TT] 6 Aula informàtica 1 PP-PM72 Training and Testing [TT] 7 Aula informàtica 1
PP-PM77 Training and Testing [TT] 12 Aula rítmica PP-PM78 Training and Testing [TT] 13 Aula rítmica
PP-PM83 Training and Testing [TT] 18 Aula esportiva 1 PP-PM84 Training and Testing [TT] 19 Aula esportiva 1
PP-PM86 Training and Testing [TT] 21 Aula esportiva 2 PP-PM87 Misc. topics 3 Aula esportiva 2
PP-BN08 Biomechanics [BM] 8 Aula PP1 PP-BN09 Biomechanics [BM] 9 Aula PP1
PP-BN14 Motor Learning [ML] 3 Aula PP2 PP-BN15 Motor Learning [ML] 2 Aula PP2
PP-SH06 Physical Education and Pedagogics [PP] 4 Aula PS1 PP-SH07 Physical Education and Pedagogics [PP] 5 Aula PS1
PP-SH11 Psychology [PS] 4 Aula PS2 PP-SH12 Psychology [PS] 5 Aula PS2
PP-SH15 Psychology [PS] 8 Sala professorat 1 PP-SH16 Misc. topics 3 Sala professorat 1
PP-SH24 Sport Statistics and Analyses [SA] 3 Sala professorat 2 PP-SH19 Sociology [SO] 3 Sala professorat 2 18th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science - Barcelona/Spain, June 26-29, 2013 Programme Overview: Saturday 29th June 2013
Time Pavelló Sintètic Sala d‘Actes Aula Magna 1 Aula Magna 2 Aula Magna 3 Aula Magna 4 Aula Magna 5 Aula 1 Aula 2 Aula 3 Aula 4
OP-PM53 OP-PM36 IS-PM12 OP-PM03 OP-PM37 OP-BN06 OP-PM39 OP-PM34 OP-PM50 OP-SH02 OP-SH13 Training and Testing Physiology [PH] 13 Regulation skeletal Adapted Physical Physiotherapy [PT] 1 Biomechanics [BM] 6 Rehabilitation [RE] 2 Physiology [PH] 11 Training and Testing Physical Education Sport Management 08:30 [TT] 7 muscle carbohydrate Activity [AP] 3 [TT] 4 and Pedagogics [PP] 1 [SM] 1 and... *
10:00 Coffee break, Openining of Exhibition
OP-PM54 OP-PM29 IS-PM05 IS-PM10 IS-BN10 OP-BN08 OP-BN11 IS-SH07 OP-PM18 OP-SH03 OP-SH12 Training and Testing Physiology [PH] 6 Obesity, diabetes and Dietary nitrate as an Evidence Based Sports Biomechanics [BM] 8 Motor Learning [ML] 2 Sport sciences to Neuromuscular Physical Education Sociology [SO] 2 10:20 [TT] 8 exercise * ergogenic aid * Physiotherapy improve dance perfor- Physiology [NP] 5 and Pedagogics [PP] 2 mance...
11:50 Break
12:00 Plenary Session 4: Rehabilitation through exercise * (Pavelló Sintètic)
13:15 Lunch break
14:00 Mini Oral Sessions Slot A: 14:00 - 15:00 (Overview on the left page) Slot A
15:00 Mini Oral Sessions Slot B: 15:00 - 16:00 (Overview on the left page) Slot B
16:00 Coffee break
16:15 Honorary Lecture: Bengt Saltin (Pavelló Sintètic) Streaming to Sala d‘Actes
16:45 YIA presentations (Pavelló Sintètic) Streaming to Sala d‘Actes
18:00 Presidential Lecture: Marco Narici (Pavelló Sintètic) Streaming to Sala d‘Actes
18:30 Break
18:45 YIA Award (Pavelló Sintètic) Streaming to Sala d‘Actes
19:15 Closing Ceremony (Pavelló Sintètic) Streaming to Sala d‘Actes
20:30 ECSS Congress Party (Placa d‘Europa - right next to INEFC) Your notes Your notes