Uniting the World through Sport Science

24th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science ECSS Prague 2019 – Czech Republic, 3 – 6 July

Final Programme

Hosted by Charles University

Welcome to Prague

Dear colleagues, As the Congress President and on behalf of Charles University I would like to warm welcome you as distinguished guests to attend the 24th Annual Congress of the ECSS in Prague, Czech Republic, from the 3 - 6 July, 2019. Building on the success and innovation of previous meetings, ECSS 2019 will feature a wide range of sessions and learning opportunities showcasing the latest research and developments in the Sport Sciences hosted by leading international experts. The conference will take place near to the heart of the city at the newly rebuilt Congress Centre overlooking the Prague Castle and river Vltava, surrounded by all the amenities this old and dynamic city has to offer. The conference will bring experts from around the world to provide speci- fi c research in the fi eld of Sport Sciences and the experience and vision of professionals who are dedicated to one of the most fascinating areas of Sports. Physical activity and sport represent in our era one of the strategies to alleviate chronic diseases and improve the quality of life. At this Congress you will have the opportunity to not only expand your network but also to be privy to presentations that incorporate a wide variety of topics connected with Sport. In the view of the much-needed discussions on these topics, with this congress we aim to bring together renowned regulatory experts, representatives from academia, research entities, pharmaceutical, biomedical and sport device industries and leading authorities and to pro- vide a platform for exchange of essential knowledge and information in a stimulating social and professional setting. We are looking forward to seeing you in Prague!

WelcomeProf. Dr. Václav Bunc, Ph.D (Faculty of Physical Education and Sport, Charles University)

ECSS Prague 2019 - Czech Republic, 3-6 July 3 Organisation

Organisation Elke Grimminger-Seidensticker (GER) LOCAL SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE Amelia Guadalupe Grau (ESP) Ylva Hellsten (DEN) (CHAIRS) Mette Hansen (DEN) Hans-Christer Holmberg (SWE) Václav Bunc (CZ) Ilkka Heinonen (FIN) CONGRESS PRESIDENT Pierre-Nicolas Lemyre, (NOR) Jirí Baláš (CZ) Jaak Jürimäe (EST) Václav Bunc (CZ) Maria Francesca Piacentini (ITA) Ladislav Cepicka (CZ) Marko Laaksonen (FIN) Olivier Seynnes (NOR) Jirí Radvanský (CZ) Robert Lamberts (RSA) ECSS EXECUTIVE BOARD Afroditi Stathi (GBR) Andrew Lane (GBR) Janice L. Thompson (GBR) Benedikt Lauber (GER) Joan L. Duda - President (GBR) LOCAL SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE Stefan Josef Lindinger (AUT) Tim Cable - Past President (GBR) (MEMBERS) ECSS OFFICE Jamie McPhee (GBR) Erich Müller - President Elect (AUT) Václav Bunc (CZ) Andreas Mierau (GER) Bente Klarlund Pedersen (DEN) Thomas Delaveaux (GER) Jirí Baláš (CZ) David Morales-Alamo (ESP) Stephen Seiler (NOR) Elias Tsolakidis (GRE) Ladislav Cepicka (CZ) Vassilis Mougios (GRE) Jørn Wulff Helge (DEN) Steffen Neubert (GER) Jirí Dostál (CZ) Truls Raastad (NOR) Juliane Leyva Gonzalez (GER) Karel Fromel (CZ) Ramona Ritzmann (GER) Péter Kakucska (HUN/AUS) Lenka Kovárová (CZ) ECSS SCIENTIFIC BOARD Bart Roelands (BEL) Külli Teimann (EST) Jirí Radvanský (CZ) Flemming Dela - Chair (DEN) Christopher Shaw (AUS) Alexandra Závadská (SVK) Have a n James Tufano (CZ, USA) Susanna Hedenborg - Co-Chair (SWE) Ana Sousa (POR) Masooma Bibi (PAK) Martin Zvonar (CZ) Jan Cabri - Secretary (NOR) Mike Stembridge (GBR) Kate Nuttall (GBR) Stanislav Machac (CZ) Paul Greenhaff (GBR) Wolfgang Taube (SUI) Markus Gruber (GER) CHAIR ORGANIZING Dick Thijssen (GBR) Johannes van Lieshout (NED) REVIEWING PANEL COMMITTEE Lex B Verdijk (NED) Luc van Loon (NED) Stephen Bailey (GBR) Marie Skalská (CZ) Abigail Mackey (GBR) Nick Ball (AUS) HEAD OF VOLUNTEERS Nicole Wenderoth (SUI) Bill Baltzopoulous (GBR) Tomáš Brtník (CZ) LOCAL ORGANIZING Gregory Bogdanis (GRE) ECSS SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE COMMITTEE Leigh Breen (GBR) ECSSPer Aagaard (DEN) CongressMarie Skalská (CZ) Neil Cronin (FIN) Jatin Burniston (GBR) Lucie Kalkusová (CZ) Rosa Diketmüller (AUT) José Antonio Lòpez Calbet (ESP) Eva Prokešová (CZ) Marije Elferink-Gremser (NED) Annalisa Cogo (ITA) Miroslav Semerád (CZ) Sally Fenton (GBR) Wim Derave (BEL) Tomáš Vetrovský (CZ) Christopher Gaffney (GBR) Peter Federolf (AUT) Dominic Gehring (GER) Prague 2019Daniel Green– (AUS) Czech Republic Taija Finni (FIN) José González-Alonso (GBR) Sydney Grosprêtre (FRA)

4 24th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science General Information

• Admission to the Closing Ceremony etc. Staff members can be identifi ed by purple shirts with the ECSS and General Information congress logos. • Admission to the Congress Party* VENUE *pre-booking required SUSTAINABILITY AT THE CONGRESS THE REGISTRATION FEE FOR ACCOMPANYING PERSONS INCLUDES: Did you know that the PCC strives for sustainable operation? The Prague Congress Centre (PCC) is the largest congress centre in the • Admission to the exhibition Czech Republic and is the symbol of Czech dignity. An extensive park Annually saving 11 533m³ of water (3 Olympic pools), 9 740 945 kWh of complex of Vyšehrad is also located in the immediate vicinity. This park is • Admission to the Opening Ceremony energy (consumption of 5019 households) and 726 tons of CO2 that would often an ideal place of rest and relaxation for the participants of events and • Admission to the Opening Reception* take one year for 33 456 trees to absorb, the PCC follows a sustainable path. With the available digital navigation system with over 190 fl at screens visitors of the Prague Congress Centre which is directly next to the Vyšehrad • Congress material (congress bag, fi nal programme (print), book of and mobile application for inhouse navigation the use of paper can be station of metro line C. abstracts (print on demand): EUR 25*/EUR 35 on-site) eliminated to a large degree. Also using energy-saving LED lights helps in • Coffee or tea breaks (4) and lunches (4)* at the congress venue the overall energy saving concept. The Prague Congress Center • Admission to the Closing Ceremony The Prague Congress Centre offers a sustainable catering solution based 5. kvetna 1640/65 • Admission to the Congress Party* mainly on local seasonal products eliminating logistics and carbon footprint Nusle *pre-booking required as well as avoiding plastic diner ware and excess food thanks to careful 140 00 Prague 4 Please note that accompanying persons do not have admission to scientifi c planning with the organizer. Czech Republic sessions. THE REGISTRATION FEE FOR ADDITIONAL EXHIBITORS (MINIMUM OF nCONGRESSice OFFICE AND REGISTRATION stayTWO FREE DELEGATES PER COMPANY)in INCLUDES: Prague The congress registration desks and information desks are located in the • Admission to all scientifi c sessions entrance hall on the ground fl oor. • Admission to the exhibition • Admission to the Opening Ceremony OPENING HOURS • Admission to the Opening Reception* • Wednesday, 3 July, 08:00 – 18:00 • Congress material (congress bag, fi nal programme (print), book of • Thursday, 4 July, 08:00 – 18:00 abstracts (print on demand): EUR 25*/EUR 35 on-site) • Friday, 5 July, 08:00 – 18:00 • Coffee or tea breaks (4) and lunches (4)* at the congress venue • Saturday, 6 July, 08:00 – 16:00 • Admission to the Closing Ceremony REGISTRATION FEES • Admission to the Congress Party* The registration fee for participants includes: *pre-booking required • Admission to all scientifi c sessions CONGRESS STAFF • Admission to the exhibition • Admission to the Opening Ceremony The congress staff will be available to answer any questions about the congress programme, the location of the lecture halls, rooms, and meals • Admission to the Opening Reception* • Congress material (congress bag, fi nal programme (print), book of abstracts (print on demand): EUR 25*/EUR 35 on-site) • Coffee or tea breaks (4) and lunches (4)* at the congress venue

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Science Cocktail Reception event taking place on the evening of GSSI NUTRITION AWARD SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME Thursday, 4 July at the Corinthia Hotel Prague at 20:30. In order to receive the certifi cate and prize money, all prize winners are asked Abstracts submitted in the area of nutrition, in oral or conventional print Researchers and scholars from all over the world contribute to the sci- to be present at the Uniting Excellence in Sport Science Cocktail poster formats, have been able to opt in to apply for the GSSI Nutrition entifi c programme and address the congress theme “Uniting the World Reception and attendance is obligatory for all 2019 YIA Winners (10 Award during the abstract submission process. A reviewing panel has through Sport Science”. Thereby, the programme highlights the multi- and oral and 4 conventional print posters). selected the top six candidates of all submissions to present their work in interdisciplinary character of the fi eld examining physical activity, exercise, front of the GSSI Nutrition Award panel on Wednesday, 3 July. The winners • Prize winners who do not attend and accept their prize within and sports from theoretical, empirical and applied viewpoints, and from will be awarded at the GSSI Award Ceremony (Wednesday, 3 July, 2019, the framework of the Uniting Excellence in Sport Science Cocktail molecular to societal contexts. This variety is achieved by allocating a total 19:00, Congress Hall). Reception on Thursday, 4 July, cannot be considered for the award of 1,881 abstracts to the following session types: prize. PRIZE MONEY • 4 plenary sessions PRIZE MONEY •1 st – EUR 3,000 • 35 invited sessions Generous cash prizes for YIA fi nalists are provided by European Journal of •2 nd – EUR 1,500 • 138 oral sessions Sport Science (EJSS). •3 rd – EUR 500 • 76 conventional print poster sessions ORAL PRESENTATIONS • 479 e-posters (not debated) •1 st – EUR 4,000 TRAVEL GRANTS •2 nd – EUR 3,000 YOUNG INVESTIGATORS AWARD (YIA), SPONSORED BY YIA TRAVEL GRANT EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF SPORT SCIENCE (EJSS) •3 rd – EUR 2,000 4 YIA Travel Grants (500 EUR each) have been distributed for ECSS Prague th ECSS has received 368 applications for this year’s YIA. Out of those, 112 •4 – EUR 1,000 2019 to applicants from DAC List of ODA Recipients. have met the administrative requirements for the YIA, and after a thorough • Equal 5th – EUR 500 One YIA Travel Grant sponsored by the Offi cial ECSS Publishing Partner - review, have entered the fi nal stage of the competition. All YIA candidates Routledge Taylor and Francis and one by ECSS Bronze Partner – Kistler. will present their papers in front of the judging committee in Prague. The ap- CONVENTIONAL PRINT POSTER PRESENTATIONS plicants are competing for 14 prizes, 10 oral and 4 conventional print poster •1 st – EUR 3,000 ECSS TRAVEL GRANT categories. This year we have received a smaller number of conventional •2 nd – EUR 2,000 3 ECSS Travel Grant (500 EUR each) have been distributed for ECSS Prague print poster submissions than usual, and the number of conventional print 2019 to applicants from DAC List of ODA Recipients. poster prizes have been reduced proportionally (to 4). •3 rd – EUR 1,000 The Scientifi c Board and the Scientifi c Committee will select the 10 best •4 th – EUR 500 GSSI YOUNG SCHOLAR TRAVEL GRANT presentations from oral and 4 from conventional print poster categories. 3 GSSI Young Scholar Travel Grants (2000 EUR each) have been distributed Four fi nalists of the oral presentations will present their papers again. They for ECSS Prague 2019 to applicants outside of Europe. will have 15 minutes each: 10 minutes presentation time and 5 minutes to answer questions from the Scientifi c Board and/or Scientifi c Committee on Saturday afternoon, 6 July. Following a fi nal evaluation by the ECSS PRESENTATION REGULATIONS AND SPEAKERS READY Scientifi c Board and Committee, the winner will be announced and the ROOM top four will receive their prizes at the YIA ceremony. The other winners will receive their certifi cate and prizes on Thursday evening, 4 July at the ORAL SESSIONS Uniting Excellence in Sport Science Cocktail Reception in the Bellevue Hall in Corinthia Hotel Prague. BEFORE • The top 10 candidates of oral and the top 4 candidates of conven- The Speakers Ready Room is located in the Room 2.1 on the 2nd fl oor of the tional print poster category will be announced latest on Thursday PCC. Please locate your lecture hall well in advance of your session and fa- afternoon, 4 July at the ECSS congress booth. miliarise yourself with the setup. The format for invited and oral presentations • The 14 winners will be invited to join the Uniting Excellence in Sport is PowerPoint (16:9). All PowerPoint presentations must be pre-uploaded in

6 24th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science General Information the Speakers Ready Room. This must be done the day before your session MEALS AND COFFEE BREAKS INTERNET SERVICES and as early as possible on Wednesday for sessions on that day. Once in your session meeting room, please check that the fi le is available on the Congress lunches (if pre-booked) and coffee breaks are included in the fee Wireless internet will be available at the congress venue. The name of the PC and that it is functional. Note that private laptops cannot be used. All congress participants have paid. The lunches will be served in the Exhibi- network is ECSS2019. presenters must be available at the respective meeting rooms 15 minutes tion Area (foyer on the second fl oor) from Wednesday to Saturday. Coffee breaks alike are served in the Exhibition Area (foyer on the second fl oor) before the session starts. Please introduce yourself to the session Chair(s). SPORTEX – THE OFFICIAL EXHIBITION OF THE EUROPEAN There will be one or two volunteers in each meeting room to help with the from Wednesday to Saturday. logistics, IT, and timing of presentations. COLLEGE OF SPORT SCIENCE An expansive area has been allocated for the congress exhibition, which DURING LUNCH TICKETS (IF PRE-BOOKED) will form the hub of ECSS Prague 2019. Exhibitors from all over the world, The Chair will introduce you and call you to speak (name, institution, title Participants have been asked to pre-book lunches, indicating special dietary eager to advance and enhance science and research, will showcase their of presentation, and if the speaker is running for YIA). Please keep to the requirements. They will receive a lunch ticket for each day (Wednesday, state-of-the-art products and services. The exhibition is located in the foyer exact timeline for the session: Thursday, Friday and Saturday) at the registration desk upon arrival. For of the second fl oor. The opening hours are: those that have not pre-booked, there is a cash bar on the 2nd fl oor and a • 10 minutes presentation Café on the 1st fl oor of the PCC. • Wednesday, 3 July, 09:00–17:00 • 5 minutes discussion • Thursday, 4 July, 09:00–17:00 A volunteer will show you (and the Chair) a yellow card at 9 minutes and BADGES • Friday, 5 July, 09:00–17:00 a red card at 10 minutes, in order to guide you with the timing of your presentation. When necessary, a red card will be shown to you again after All registered participants and accompanying persons will receive a badge. 3RD SPORTEX RAFFLE the allocated 15 minutes, in order to advise you and the Chair to move on Exhibiting companies receive Exhibitor Passes and accredited members of to the next presentation. media receive Media Passes. The badge is your ticket to enter the congress Delegates and SportEx visitors have the opportunity to win a unique ECSS site or any of the social activities. Badges must be worn at all times. Please iPad and other very exciting prizes sponsored by SportEx exhibitors when AFTER note that the congress badges will be collected for reuse on the last day of participating in the SportEx Raffl e. Delegates receive a raffl e ‘coupon’ with the congress near the entrances. Please clear the room as soon as possible at the end of the session as the their congress bag. To make use of this coupon, raffl e participants need to next session will start within 15 minutes. visit participating exhibitors and complete a given task at their exhibition booths. After accomplishing the task, participants will be awarded with the TRANSPORT CONVENTIONAL POSTER SESSIONS company stamp on their coupon. Once the required number of stamps have been collected, they qualify for the raffl e prize draw, which will take Prepare your poster (Size A0, height: 120cm, width: 90cm) before the Prague is a compact city and the PCC is located just outside the business place at the ECSS booth at the foyer on the fi rst fl oor on Friday at the end of congress and bring it with you to the venue. There will be a chaired poster district. Congress participants will have access to free public transport the mid-day-break. Further information about the raffl e can be found on session at the indicated time slot. You will have 3 minutes to present the (metro, bus and tram) during the congress and the transport ticket will be the raffl e coupon in your congress bag. poster and 2 minutes for discussion. Pin up your poster at the designated given out at the registration with the congress bag. You may easily reach spot (poster board in Forum Hall on level 2) at 08:00 in the morning of the the city centre and the main sights by metro. Public transport consists of Date: Wednesday, 3 July – Friday 5 July day of your presentation. Remove your poster at 18:00 on the evening of buses, trams and metro. You may reach the PCC with the metro line C. It Time: Exhibition opening hours takes approximately 50 min to reach the airport. the day of your presentation. Posters that have not been removed by 18:00 Location: Level 2 Foyer will be removed by ECSS. MESSAGES AND CHANGES TO THE PROGRAMME CONGRESS LANGUAGE Messages to participants are sent via email. Any changes to the programme The offi cial congress language is English. No simultaneous translation will will also be announced via email. be provided.

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TOURIST INFORMATION SOCIAL PROGRAMME FRIDAY NIGHT OUT Enjoy and discover the amazing city of Prague and its impressive historical Join local volunteers for a guided pub tour in the historic city center of Prague. city centre. In your congress bag you fi nd a city map with a selection of the The ECSS congress in Prague offers you a wide range of social events out- Register onsite at the info booth, near the registration desks. most interesting architectural sights in Prague. With your free public transport side the scientifi c programme. All functions are included in the congress Friday 5 July, time and place TBA ticket given out with the congress bag, you can easily explore this beautiful registration fees, unless otherwise indicated. city. The ticket is valid during the congress only. FEPSAC EVENING Please note that the 5 and 6 July are national holidays in the Czech Republic. ECSS GENERAL ASSEMBLY Shops and other services may have limited operations. Join the FEPSAC president, Anne-Marie Elbe, for an informal gathering after All ECSS members are invited to join the ECSS General Assembly to be infor- a productive congress day. Registration required. med about the latest facts and fi gures and the development of the society. Friday, 5 July, 20:30, Pivovar Bašta Wednesday, 3 July, 11:00 to 12:00, room: Terrace 2A

OPENING CEREMONY CLOSING CEREMONY The closing ceremony will immediately follow the YIA presentations and will The offi cial opening of the congress will commence upon conclusion of the feature a thank you and goodbye from Prague and a presentation from the Paavo Komi Memorial. The programme will feature an opening address 25th ECSS Congress in Seville 2020. from the Congress President and the ECSS President. There will also be some traditional local entertainment. ECSS CONGRESS PARTY (PRE-BOOKING REQUIRED)

OPENING RECEPTION (PRE-BOOKING REQUIRED) The Congress Party will take place in the Žofín Palace on Saturday, The Opening Ceremony will be followed immediately by an Opening 6 July, at 20:00. It will be a time to celebrate the success of the ECSS Reception, which is also the offi cial opening of the exhibition. Some fi nger congress week. Enjoy the company of old friends and new, in a festive food and drinks are provided for those that registrered their participation. ambiance. Most important – DANCE! • Doors open 20:00 5TH ECSS BENGT SALTIN RUN – SPONSORED BY • Buffet 20:00 – 22:00 H/P/COSMOS (REGISTRATION REQUIRED) • Live music 21:00 – 23:00 • DJ 23:00 The traditional Bengt Saltin Run is a 5-kilometer memorial running event in honour of Professor Bengt Saltin, a founding member and Patron of the Žofín Palace European College of Sport Science. The run is organised by the ECSS in co- operation with the Charles University Prague. ECSS and Charles University Slovanský ostrov 226 Prague are proud to announce that Mr. David Svoboda, Czech Olympic gold 110 00 Prague 1 medalist, will be the patron of the 5th ECSS Bengt Saltin Run. The modern Czech Republic pentathlon Olympian will be helping to raise funds to help a local charity, Jedlicka Institute Foundation. The run is limited to 250 places and allocation will be on a “fi rst-come, fi rst-served basis”. There might be a few slots available. Please see h/p/ cosmos Booth (Booth 39) at SportEx to fi nd out. Friday, 5 July, at 20:30, outside of PCC entrances 2 and 3

8 24th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Contents

Contents

Congress exhibitors ...... 10

Parallel Programme ...... 16

Plenary Sessions ...... 17

Invited/Oral Presentations ...... 20 Wednesday, July 3 ...... 20 Thursday, July 4 ...... 24 Friday, July 5 ...... 35 Saturday, July 6 ...... 45

Conventional Print Poster Presentations ...... 52 Wednesday, July 3 (12:45-13:45) ...... 52 Thursday, July 4 (13:30-14:30) ...... 52 Friday, July 5 (13:30-14:30) ...... 62 Saturday, July 6 (13:45-14:45) ...... 67

e-Posters ...... 71

Exhibitors profi les ...... 81

Programme Overview ...... 84

ECSS Prague 2019 - Czech Republic, 3-6 July 9 Congress Exhibitors

09 - AMTI GERMANY 49 - INSTITUTE OF SPORT AND PREVEN- 40 - MICROGATE SRL Biomechanics force platform TIVE MEDICINE Systems for training and performance evaluation USA 25, 26 - COSMED S.R.L. International degrees ITALY Comprehensive cardiopulmonary, metabolic and GERMANY 46 - ARTINIS MEDICAL SYSTEMS B.V. body composition solutions for the research,sport sci- 42 - MONARK EXERCISE AB ence and human performance fi eld 16 - JOURNAL OF SPORT AND HEALTH NIRS devices (near-infrared spectroscopy) ITALY Ergometers THE NETHERLANDS SCIENCE (JSHS) SWEDEN 13 - DELSYS EUROPE Research article publication, peer-review journal 22 - BIOPAC SYSTEMS, INC. CHINA 47 - MOOR INSTRUMENTS LTD. Wearable sensors for movement sciences - Data Acquisition Systems, Analysis Software Electromyography (EMG) and Movement Sensors Blood fl ow / Oxygenation monitoring and imaging USA UNITED KINGDOM 36 - KISTLER INSTRUMENTE AG UNITED KINGDOM Force Plates, Force and Acceleration Sensors, Software 07 - BODYCAP 57 - ECSS SEVILLA 2020 for Perfomance and Balance analysis 12 - NOVEL GMBH SWITZERLAND Monitoring solutions for Core Temperature 25th Annual Congress of the ECSS, 1 to 3 July, 2020 Load distribution measurement systems, sensors FRANCE SPAIN GERMANY 29 - KUBIOS OY 56 - CAMNTECH LTD. 31 - GAIT UP SA Kubios HRV software 24 - PHYSIOFLOW / MANATEC FINLAND Medical Device Manufacturer Motion analysis - wearable inertial sensors BIOMEDICAL UNITED KINGDOM SWITZERLAND PhysioFlow: Non invasive cardiac output monitors 35 - LODE B.V. FRANCE 14, 15 - CATAPULT SPORTS PTY LTD 39 - H/P/COSMOS SPORTS & MEDICAL Bicycle and treadmill ergometers as well as recum- bent, arm and supine ergometers and ergometry Athlete analytics GMBH software 20 - POWERBREATHE ALTITUDE AND UNITED KINGDOM h/p/cosmos treadmill solutions THE NETHERLANDS ENVIROMENTAL SYSTEMS LTD GERMANY Altitude Simulation Training 28 - COMETA SYSTEMS 17 - MAASTRICHT INSTRUMENTS BV UNITED KINGDOM Wireless EMG and IMU Systems 48 - HUMAN KINETICS EUROPE LTD Indirect calorimetry / Accelerometry ITALY Publisher - Sport Science books THE NETHERLANDS 19 - POWERBREATHE INTERNATIONAL LTD UNITED KINGDOM Inspiratory Muscle Training, Better Breathing 30 - CONTEMPLAS GMBH 08 - MES FORSCHUNGSSYSTEME UNITED KINGDOM Professional Motion Analysis Systems 27 - INNOVISION APS EEG and NIRS devices GERMANY AMIS-SPORT for athletic VO2 testing GERMANY 43 - QUALISYS AB DENMARK Motion Capture - 3D Analysis 38 - CORTEX BIOPHYSIK GMBH SWEDEN CPET systems

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23 - QUIPU SRL 06 - UCAM SPANISH SPORT UNIVERSITY Software for assessing early markers of University / Postgraduate studies cardiovascular risk SPAIN ITALY 32, 33 - VALD PERFORMANCE (INTL) PTY 44, 45 - RBM ELEKTRONIK-AUTOMATION LTD GMBH Nordßord, GroinBar, HumanTrak, ForceDecks Cycling ergometers AUSTRALIA GERMANY 11 - VICON MOTION SYSTEMS LTD. 37 - ROUTLEDGE, TAYLOR & FRANCIS Motion capture hardware and software GROUP UNITED KINGDOM Publisher of European Journal of Sport Science UNITED KINGDOM 59, 60 - WISEPRESS LTD Bookseller 52 - SIMI REALITY MOTION SYSTEMS UNITED KINGDOM GMBH 3D Markerless Motion Capture GERMANY

53 - STT SYSTEMS 3D motion analysis solution SPAIN

54 - THE ELITE ATHLETE CENTRE/ LOUGHBOROUGH UNI High-performance hotel with altitude bedrooms UNITED KINGDOM

18 - THE PHYSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY Acadamic journals UNITED KINGDOM

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Satellites GSSI Nutrition Award ECSS General Assembly Technical Workshops Finalists’ Presentations GSSI Sports Nutrition Satellite: Changing ECSS General Assembly Metabolic Space - hosted by Cortex Date: Wednesday, 3 July Nutrition for the 24-Hour Athlete Time: 14:00 - 15:30 Date: Wednesday, 3 July Experiments with astronaut Alexander Gerst; Life sup- Date: Wednesday, 3 July Time: 11:00 – 12:00 port and cardiopulmonary analysis in human space Room: Panorama Hall fl ight – hosted by Cortex Time: 08:30 – 11:50 Room: Terrace 2A Date: Wednesday, 3 July Room: Panorama Hall Awards Ceremony Time: 10:30 - 12:00 CATAPULT Performance Symposium Date: Wednesday, 3 July ECSS SportEx Raffl e 2019 Room: Club H Date: Tuesday, 2 July Time: 19:00-19:15 rd Room: Congress Hall 3 SportEx Raffl e Time: 12:00 – 17:00 From Science to Practice – hosted by Kistler Room: Panorama Hall Date: Wednesday, 3 July – Friday, 5 July Exhibition opening hours How force plates are used within a professional football team for the development of young players – hosted Room: Level 2 foyer Special Interest Groups (SIG) by Kistler Awards Date: Wednesday, 3 July Elite Sport Performance Time: 10:30 - 12:00 ECSS Young Investigators Award (YIA) Date: Wednesday, 3 July 5th ECSS Bengt Saltin Run Room: Terrace 2B Presentations Time: 9:00 - 10:30 5th ECSS Bengt Saltin Run sponsored Date: Wednesday, 3 July Room: Club H by h/p/cosmos Advances in Metabolic Technologies and Date: Thursday, 4 July Nutrition and hydration sponsored by GSSI Field Testing - hosted by COSMED (Sessions marked YIA) Date: Friday, 5 July Date: Thursday, 4 July Date: Friday, 5 July Time: 20:00 Time: 18:30 - 20:00 Time: 9:45 -11:15 Finalists’ Presentations Location: Outside of PCC entrances 2 and 3 Room: Panorama Hall Room: Terrace 2A (top 4 oral presentations) Date: Saturday, 6 July Environmental Physiology Time: 16:45 – 18:00 Date: Friday, 5 July A Breakthrough in Understanding Movement Press Conference & Performance: High Performance Testing – Room: Congress Hall Time: 13:15 - 14:45 Hosted by Lode Room: Terrace 2A Opening Ceremony Press Conference Date: Wednesday, 3 July Awards Ceremony Date: Wednesday, 3 July Time: 9:00 – 10:00 Date: Saturday, 6 July Time: 18:00 – 18:45 Plen Room: Terrace 2B Time: 18:30 – 19:00 Room: Zoom Room: Congress Hall (Invited guests and media only)

16 24th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Plenary sessions

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SPRINGS AND SPRINTERS Personalized exercise oncology Sport and brain injuries - A red fl ag for sport? The importance of circadian rythm for athletic performance and skeletal muscle health Chair(s): Chair(s): Chair(s): Finni, T. [Finland] Wiskemann, J. [Germany] Hedenborg, S. [Sweden] Chair(s): Pedersen, B. [Denmark] Mackey, A. [Denmark]

17:45 PL-PS01-1 11:30 PL-PS02-1 11:30 PL-PS03-1 15:15 PL-PS04-1 THE SPRING IN YOUR STEP: THE IMPORTANCE OF MUSCLE AND IMPLEMENTATION OF EXERCISE AND CANCER GUIDELINES IN CHRONIC TRAUMATIC ENCEPHALOPATHY IN TOP ATHLETES THE INTRINSIC MUSCLE CLOCK AND MUSCULOSKELETAL HEALTH TENDON DESIGN FOR HUMAN PERFORMANCE EUROPE McKee, A. [Australia] Esser, K. [United States] Lichtwark, G. [Australia] Schmitz, K. et al [United States] 12:10 PL-PS03-2 15:55 PL-PS04-2 18:25 PL-PS01-2 12:10 PL-PS02-2 SCHOOL’S RUGBY AS INSTITUTIONAL CHILD ABUSE CIRCADIAN CONTROL OF DIURNAL PERFORMANCE PATTERNS MAXIMUM SPRINTING: CAN WE TRANS-ER OUR BIOMECHANICAL EVIDENCE-BASED EXERCISE GUIDELINES FOR PREVENTION AND Anderson, E. [United Kingdom] IN ATHLETES KNOWLEDGE TO IMPROVE ATHLETES’ PERFORMANCE TREATMENT OF CANCER Brandstaetter, R. [Austria] Salo, A.I.T. [Finland] Wiskemann, J. et al [Germany] nary sessions

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Optimization Cycle Soldier Systems and Performance Health Knowledge Transfer • Mental and Physical resilience • Personal Protective Equipment evolution • Holistic health and fitness/ • Implementation- science to practice • Optimizing the winter soldier • Emerging technology to alleviate burden the performance triad • Monitoring scientific Integrity in the field • Regeneration • Emerging technology to achieve goal • Prevention/reduction in MSKI • Military physical performance analytics • Innovation in Physical Training • Sleep and fatigue management • Cognition and Physical fitness • Basic Training as a platform for research Oral & Invited Presentations

Wednesday, July 3 14:15 [YIA] GSSI-Pres-2 14:15 OP-PM06-2 14:15 [YIA] OP-PM01-2 14:30 [YIA] OP-BN01-3 MYCOPROTEIN INGESTION STIMULATES PROTEIN EFFECTS OF HIIT OR AEROBIC EXERCISE TRAINING INVESTIGATING SKELETAL MUSCLE MITOPHAGY INVESTIGATING THE FORCE-GENERATING CAPACITY SYNTHESIS RATES TO A GREATER EXTENT THAN MILK ON LIPID METABOLISM BY ACTIVATING FGF21 SIGNALLING AND THE EFFECT OF ELECTRICAL OF M. ABDUCTOR HALLUCIS 14:00 - 15:30 PROTEIN IN BOTH RESTED AND EXERCISED SKELETAL SIGNALING PATHWAY STIMULATION Perez Olivera, A.L. et al [United Kingdom] MUSCLE IN HEALTHY YOUNG MEN. Li, L. et al [China] Seabright, A. et al [United Kingdom] 14:45 OP-BN01-4 Monteyne, A.J. et al [United Kingdom] IS-PM05 14:30 OP-PM06-3 14:30 [YIA] OP-PM01-3 A RE-EXAMINATION OF HUMAN MUSCLE SIZE AND 14:30 [YIA] GSSI-Pres-3 SARCOLIPIN EXPRESSION IN HUMAN SKELETAL THE VITAMIN D RECEPTOR REGULATES MITOCHON- STRENGTH RELATIONSHIPS EXOGENOUS CARBOHYDRATE INGESTION DUR- MUSCLE IS NOT ASSOCIATED WITH FAT MASS AND DRIAL FUNCTION IN SKELETAL MUSCLE Congress Hall Balshaw, T.G. et al [United Kingdom] ING PROLONGED STEADY STATE EXERCISE ALTERS IS NOT ALTERED BY SEVERE ENERGY DEFICIT AND Ashcroft, S.P. et al [United Kingdom] 15:00 OP-BN01-5 INTRAMUSCULAR SUBSTRATE UTILISATION IN LOW-INTENSITY EXERCISE, WHILE IT IS REDUCED BY 14:45 [YIA] OP-PM01-4 High-carbohydrate or high-fat diets TRAINED CYCLISTS HIGH-INTENSITY TRAINING TO WHAT EXTENT RELATIVE CHANGES IN MUSCLE for optimising training adaptation and Fell, J.M. et al [United Kingdom] Martinez-Canton, M. et al [Spain] POST-EXERCISE ISCHEMIA MAINTAINS THE EXER- ARCHITECTURE WITH LENGTHENING AND CON- CISE-INDUCED ACTIVATING PHOSPHORYLATION OF TRACTION INTENSITY CONTRIBUTE TO THE SHEAR- performance? [Applied track] 14:45 [YIA] GSSI-Pres-4 14:45 OP-PM06-4 O NRF2: ROLE OF METABOLITES AND PO2 WAVE PROPAGATION VELOCITY? Chair(s): GREATER STIMULATION OF MYOFIBRILLAR AND SAR- EFFECTS OF RESISTANCE TRAINING ON WHITE AND GALLEGO-SELLES, A. et al [Spain] GARCIA-VICENCIO, S. et al [France] Helge, J. [Denmark] COPLASMIC SKELETAL MUSCLE PROTEIN SYNTHESIS BROWN ADIPOCYTES IN RATS. 15:00 [YIA] OP-PM01-5 15:15 OP-BN01-6 WITH A-LACTALBUMIN COMPARED TO COLLAGEN Amano, Y. et al [Japan] 14:00 IS-PM05-1 TARGETED METABOLOMICS UNCOVERS ASSOCIA- IN-VIVO ULTRASOUND ASSESSMENT OF BICEPS PEPTIDE SUPPLEMENTATION DURING OVERREACH- 15:00 OP-PM06-5 TRAINING-DIET INTERACTIONS TO OPTIMIZE SKEL- ING IN TRAINED CYCLISTS TIONS BETWEEN CIRCULATORY ESSENTIAL AMINO FEMORIS LONG HEAD FASCICLE LENGTH: SO FAR, ETAL MUSCLE ADAPTATION Oikawa, S.Y. et al [Canada] ENERGY COST OF SELECTED TRAINING AND NON- ACIDS AND HEALTH BIOMARKERS ACROSS THE NOT SO GOOD Hawley, J. [Australia] TRAINING ACTIVITIES OF 10-17-YEAR-OLD INDIAN LIFE-COURSE, AND IN RESPONSE TO RESISTANCE Franchi, M.V. et al [Switzerland] 15:00 GSSI-Pres-5 ATHLETES EXERCISE TRAINING 14:30 IS-PM05-2 ACUTE CARNOSINE AND ANSERINE SUPPLEMEN- KEREN, S.C. et al [India] Sayda, M.H. et al [United Kingdom] OP-PM15 MAXIMIZING FAT OXIDATION: HELP OR HINDRANCE TATION AS A NOVEL ERGOGENIC STRATEGY FOR 15:15 OP-PM06-6 TO ADAPTATION & PERFORMANCE? HIGH-INTENSITY EXERCISE OP-BN01 Helge, J. [Denmark] Blancquaert, L. et al [Belgium] RE-EXAMINING THE FATMAX CONCEPT: A NEW South Hall 2B PROCEDURE TO DETERMINE FAT OXIDATION RATE 15:00 IS-PM05-3 15:15 GSSI-Pres-6 DURING INTENSE AEROBIC EXERCISE USING A 13C South Hall 2A Physiology ADAPTATION TO HIGH FAT DIETS AND ENDURANCE UTILITY OF THE 13C-BREATH (RATIO) METHOD TO BREATH RATIO APPROACH PERFORMANCE IN ELITE ATHLETES TRACK CHANGES IN FAT-OXIDATION MAXIMA Riis, S. et al [Denmark] Muscle and/or tendon function I Chair(s): DURING INTENSE CYCLING EXERCISE FOLLOWING Burke, L. [Australia] Verdijk, L. [Netherlands] GLYCOGEN MANIPULATION BY ACUTE DIETARY Chair(s): INTERVENTION OP-PM01 Romer, L. [United Kingdom] Bogdanis, G. [Greece] GSSI-PRES Kopetschny, B.H. et al [New Zealand] 14:00 [YIA] OP-PM15-1 Baltzopoulos , B. [United Kingdom] South Hall 1B NON-INVASIVE ESTIMATION OF MUSCLE FIBER Panorama Hall OP-PM06 14:00 [YIA] OP-BN01-1 TYPOLOGY IN VARIOUS DISCIPLINES OF PROFES- Molecularbiology and biochemistry: MUSCLE-TENDON INTERACTION DURING RUN- SIONAL CYCLING GSSI Nutrition Award Presentations signaling and response NING: DISTINCT ADJUSTMENTS TO INCREASING Van Vossel, K. et al [Belgium] South Hall 1A SPEED AND LOAD Chair(s): Chair(s): 14:15 [YIA] OP-PM15-2 Werkhausen, A. et al [Norway] Raastad, T. [Norway] Energy, fat and metabolism Morales-Álamo, D. [Spain] METABOLIC POWER AND ENERGY EXPENDITURE IN 14:15 [YIA] OP-BN01-2 Carter, J. [United States] Wagenmakers, A. [United Kingdom] THE GERMAN BUNDESLIGA Chair(s): INCREASED STIFFNESS IN MONOARTICULAR Venzke, J. et al [Germany] 14:00 [YIA] GSSI-Pres-1 14:00 [YIA] OP-PM01-1 Siu, P. [China] QUADRICEPS MUSCLES DUE TO EPIMUSCULAR 14:30 [YIA] OP-PM15-3 ENERGY INTAKE AND EXPENDITURE OF PREMIER Giardina, M. [Italy] INCREASED RIBOSOMAL BIOGENESIS AND CAPAC- MYOFASCIAL FORCE TRANSMISSION FROM BIAR- LEAGUE ACADEMY SOCCER PLAYERS: IMPLICATIONS ITY WITH HIGH-FREQUENCY LOW-LOAD BLOOD TICULAR MUSCLE ELONGATION NEUROMUSCULAR EVALUATION OF ARM-CYCLING 14:00 [YIA] OP-PM06-1 FOR SPORTS NUTRITION GUIDELINES FLOW RESTRICTED RESISTANCE EXERCISE Yanase, K. et al [Japan] REPEATED SPRINTS UNDER HYPOXIA AND/OR Hannon, M. et al [United Kingdom] THE EFFECT OF EXERCISE INDUCED FACTORS ON Bjørnsen, T. et al [Norway] BLOOD FLOW RESTRICTION HUMAN ADIPOCYTES Peyrard, A. et al [France] InvitedSeverinsen, M. et al [Denmark] & Ora 20 24th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Wednesday, July 3, 2019 14:00 - 15:30

14:45 [YIA] OP-PM15-4 PERFORMANCE IN ELITE CYCLISTS. PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVEL BEFORE TREATMENT IS ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS OP-SH01 POSITIVELY ASSOCIATED WITH MAINTENANCE OF FIVE WEEKS OF HIGH INTENSITY CIRCUIT TRAIN- Almquist, N.W. et al [Norway] Sekendiz, B. [Australia] VO2MAX IN PATIENTS WITH CANCER ING LED TO A DECREASE OF SERUM FIBROBLAST 15:00 [YIA] OP-PM12-5 14:45 OP-SH06-4 Wiestad, T.H. et al [Norway] Terrace 2A GROWTH FACTOR-21 IN OVERWEIGHT ADULT EFFECTS OF AN ECCENTRIC HAMSTRING TRAINING INSPIRING STORIES: THE CASE OF AN EXERCISE WOMEN ON COMPONENTS OF PHYSICAL FITNESS IN FEMALE 15:00 OP-PM10-5 PRESCRIPTION CLINIC AND PRACTICUM PROGRAM Sociology Micielska, K. et al [Poland] YOUNG HANDBALL PLAYERS THE EFFECT OF AN EXPANDED LONG-TERM PERIO- Hodges, L.D. et al [New Zealand] 15:00 [YIA] OP-PM15-5 Chaabene, H. et al [Germany] DIZATION EXERCISE TRAINING ON HEALTH-RELATED Chair(s): PHYSICAL FITNESS IN PATIENTS WITH CORONARY LOAD AND LIMB LOCATION DO NOT MEDIATE 15:15 OP-PM12-6 Diketmüller, R. [Austria] ARTERY DISEASE OP-MI02 RESISTANCE TRAINING-INDUCED CHANGES IN LIMB Anderson, E. [United Kingdom] A COMPARISON OF LINEAR AND REVERSE LINEAR Pinto, R. et al [Portugal] STRENGTH AND LEAN MASS PERIODISED PROGRAMS WITH EQUATED VOLUME Club H 14:00 [YIA] OP-SH01-1 Morton, R.W. et al [Canada] 15:15 OP-PM10-6 AND INTENSITY FOR ENDURANCE RUNNING SOCIAL NETWORKS AND ITS INFLUENCE ON NUTRI- 15:15 [YIA] OP-PM15-6 PERFORMANCE EFFECTS OF A MULTICOMPONENT EXERCISE PRO- Training and testing: Rugby ENT INTAKE, NUTRITIONAL STATUS AND PHYSICAL Oral Bradbury,& D.G. et al [Australia] InvitedGRAM COMBINED WITH A MULTI-NUTRIENT SUP- FUNCTION OF COMMUNITY-DWELLING ETHNICALLY MUSCLE DISUSE RESULTS IN A RAPID DECLINE IN PLEMENT ON MUSCULOSKELETAL HEALTH IN MEN DAILY MYOFIBRILLAR PROTEIN SYNTHESIS RATES Chair(s): DIVERSE OLDER ADULTS: A MIXED METHOD LON- WITH PROSTATE CANCER RECEIVING ANDROGEN Kilroe, S.P. et al [United Kingdom] OP-PM10 Gabrys, T. [Czech Republic] GITUDINAL STUDY DEPRIVATION THERAPY: A 12-MONTH RCT Asamane, E.A. et al [United Kingdom] Dalla Via, J. et al [Australia] Impellizzeri, F. [Australia] OP-PM12 Club A 14:00 OP-MI02-1 14:15 OP-SH01-2 OP-SH06 GAME PERFORMANCES AND WEEKLY WORKLOAD ADVENTURE SPORTS AND THE PERCEPTION OF North Hall Health and Fitness: Clinical popula- IN RUGBY UNION: USING OF DATA MINING PRO- BEING, OR NOT BEING, ELDERLY tions I Marinho, A. et al [Brazil] Club E CESS AND MACHINE LEARNING TO ENTER IN THE Training and testing COMPLEXITY. 14:30 OP-SH01-3 Chair(s): Dubois, R. et al [France] EFFECTS OF PARENTS SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS Chair(s): Wiskemann, J. [Germany] Professional development - Physical 14:15 OP-MI02-2 AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY PARTICIPATION ON THE Bishop, D. [Australia] Berntsen, S. [Norway] education and exercise settings INTERNAL LOAD MONITORING, NOTATIONAL AND ADOLESCENTS PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVELS Hopker, J. [United Kingdom] 14:00 [YIA] OP-PM10-1 Chair(s): TIME MOTION ANALYSES, PSYCHOMETRIC STATUS, Tian, H. et al [China] 14:00 [YIA] OP-PM12-1 ADAPTATIONS TO HIGH-LOAD AND LOW-LOAD Grimminger-Seidensticker, E. [Germany] AND NEUROMUSCULAR RESPONSES OF ELITE 14:45 OP-SH01-4 RUGBY UNION PLAYERS’ TRAINING. COMPARISON OF THE ENERGETICS OF THE BOSCO RESISTANCE TRAINING IN COPD PATIENTS AND Mukherjee, S. [Singapore] ACTIVE MOBILITY OF ADOLESCENT GIRLS IN PUBLIC HEALTHY OLDER SUBJECTS Lupo, C. et al [Italy] AND WINGATE TEST 14:00 OP-SH06-1 URBAN SPACES Kaufmann, S. et al [Germany] Mølmen, K.S. et al [Norway] 14:30 OP-MI02-3 Diketmüller, R. [Austria] 14:15 [YIA] OP-PM10-2 THE RELEVANCE OF SCHOOL COMMUNITY WORK- 14:15 [YIA] OP-PM12-2 ING RELATIONSHIPS IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION BODY COMPOSITION AND SYMMETRY CHARACTER- 15:00 OP-SH01-5 ISTICS OF PROFESSIONAL RUGBY UNION PLAYERS COMPARISON OF TRAINING MONITORING AND SOCIAL INEQUALITY AND READINESS FOR HEALTH PRE-SERVICE-TEACHERS IDENTITY DEVELOPMENT: FACEBOOK IS OUR PLAYGROUND NOW - A STUDY PRESCRIPTION METHODS IN FLAT-WATER SPRINT TECHNOLOGY – RISKS OF TECHNOLOGY-ASSISTED THE CASE OF THE INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY OF MAIA Posthumus, L.R. et al [New Zealand] OF THE USE OF SOCIAL MEDIA IN EQUESTRIAN KAYAKING PHYSICAL ACTIVITY REHABILITATION OF INDIVIDU- PETE PROGRAMME 14:45 OP-MI02-4 SPORTS Hogan, C. et al [Australia] ALS WITH TYPE 2 DIABETES Amaral-da-Cunha, M. et al [Portugal] Broms, L. et al [Sweden] Thorsen, I.K. et al [Denmark] TECHNICAL FEEDBACK AND INSTRUCTION USING 14:30 [YIA] OP-PM12-3 14:15 OP-SH06-2 VIDEO IMPROVES TACKLING TECHNIQUE OF RUGBY 15:15 OP-SH01-6 14:30 OP-PM10-3 UNION PLAYERS NURTURE, NATURE AND NON-RESPONSE: A NOVEL OPPORTUNITIES FOR ENGAGING IN PRACTICAL EQUALITY WORK IN THE SWEDISH VOLLEYBALL RANDOMISED CROSS-OVER STUDY OF CHANGES COMPARISON OF THE EFFECTS OF ECCENTRIC AND ACTIVITIES AT CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DE- Davidow, D. et al [South Africa] FEDERATION IN BODY COMPOSITION AND METABOLIC PROFILE CONCENTRIC CYCLING TRAINING ON MUSCLE VELOPMENT (CPD) WORKSHOPS ASSOCIATED WITH 15:00 OP-MI02-5 Karlén, S. et al [Sweden] FUNCTION, BODY COMPOSITION AND QUALITY SELF-EFFICACY CHANGE IN SECONDARY SCHOOL IN RESPONSE TO ENDURANCE VERSUS RESISTANCE PEAK RUNNING INTENSITIES OF ELITE YOUTH RUGBY OF LIFE IN CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY PHYSICAL EDUCATION (PE) TEACHERS TRAINING IN TWIN PAIRS LEAGUE MATCH PLAY Thomas, H.J. et al [Australia] DISEASE PATIENTS Neville, R.D. et al [Ireland] Peñailillo, L. et al [Chile] SMITH, M.R. et al [Australia] 14:45 [YIA] OP-PM12-4 14:30 OP-SH06-3 14:45 OP-PM10-4 INCLUSION OF REPEATED 30-S MAXIMAL SPRINTS IN PRIVACY AND CONFIDENTIALITY IN EXERCISE AND PROLONGED LOW-INTENSITY ENDURANCE CYCLING THE PHYS-CAN STUDY: ADJUVANT CHEMOTHER- SPORTS SCIENCES WORK PLACEMENTS: LEGAL AND alIMPROVES SPRINT-ABILITY AND 5-MIN ALL-OUT APY IS ASSOCIATED WITH A REDUCTION WHEREAS ECSS Prague 2019 - Czech Republic, 3-6 July 21 Oral & Invited Presentations

OP-SH05 Wednesday, July 3 16:15 [YIA] OP-PM03-2 16:15 [YIA] OP-PM02-2 16:15 [YIA] OP-PM08-2 THE EFFECTS OF A 12-WEEK HYPERTROPHY RESIST- WHICH WHEY FORWARD? NUANCING THE EFFECTS THREE-YEAR SURVEILLANCE OF CARDIORESPIRA- Terrace 2B ANCE TRAINING WITH A COLLAGEN HYDROLYSATE OF POST-EXERCISE WHEY INGESTION IN TYPE 2 TORY FITNESS IN UK PRIMARY SCHOOL CHILDREN. 16:00 - 17:30 SUPPLEMENTATION ON THE SKELETAL MUSCLE DIABETES MELLITUS Tuvey, S. et al [United Kingdom] Children PROTEOME OF RECREATIONAL MALE ATHLETES Peeters, W.M. et al [New Zealand] 16:30 [YIA] OP-PM08-3 Oertzen-Hagemann, V. et al [Germany] 16:30 OP-PM02-3 Chair(s): IS-SP03 IS THERE AN ASSOCIATION OF TRAINING VOLUME 16:30 OP-PM03-3 THE DIURNAL IMPACT OF EXERCISE TIMING ON AND ARTERIAL STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION IN tekin, m. [Turkey] EFFECTS OF ANTIOXIDANT-RICH FOODS ON DIETARY BEHAVIOUR: A RANDOMIZED CON- CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS? Benson, A. [Australia] Congress Hall ALTITUDE-INDUCED OXIDATIVE STRESS AND IN- TROLLED TRIAL Thomandl, L. et al [Germany] FLAMMATION IN ELITE ENDURANCE ATHLETES: A Teo, S.Y. et al [Australia] 14:00 OP-SH05-1 Effective management of the return of 16:45 [YIA] OP-PM08-4 RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL 16:45 OP-PM02-4 EFFECTS OF THE 10 MINUTES CLASSROOM-BASED training (RTT) phase of rehabilitation in Koivisto, A.E. et al [Norway] HUMAN SKELETAL MUSCLE METABOLITES BEFORE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY INTERVENTION IN FOURTH a professional sporting environment - THE EFFECT OF POWER TRAINING ON HABITUAL AND AFTER PUBERTY: A 6-YEAR LONGITUDINAL GRADE CHILDREN’S MATHEMATICAL ABILITY IN 16:45 OP-PM03-4 Sponsored by Catapult [Applied track] PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN OLDER ADULTS WITH TYPE NON-INVASIVE STUDY O TAIPEI VITAMIN D SUPPLEMENTATION DOES NOT INCREASE 2 DIABETES: SECONDARY OUTCOMES OF THE Lievens, E. et al [Belgium] Chang, W. et al [Taiwan] Chair(s): GAINS IN MUSCLE STRENGTH IN VITAMIN D INSUF- GREAT2DO RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL 17:00 [YIA] OP-PM08-5 FICIENT YOUNG MEN ENGAGED IN RESISTANCE Mosalman Haghighi, M. et al [Australia] 14:15 OP-SH05-2 Drust, B. [United Kingdom] VALIDITY AND RELIABILITY OF A PHOTOPLETHYS- TRAINING 17:00 OP-PM02-5 PHYSICAL FITNESS AND ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT IS-SP03-1 Savolainen, L. et al [Estonia] MOGRAPHY DEVICE FOR MEASURING HEART RATE IN CHINESE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ADHERENCE AND ENJOYMENT OF A WALKING- VARIABILITY IN PAEDIATRICS OVERVIEW OF THE RETURN TO TRAINING PHASE 17:00 OP-PM03-5 FOOTBALL PROGRAM FOR PATIENTS WITH TYPE 2 Wang, M. et al [China] OF REHABILITATION Speer, K. et al [Australia] EFFECTS OF COLLAGEN SUPPLEMENTATION AND DIABETES: SWEET-FOOTBALL PROJECT 14:30 OP-SH05-3 Drust, B. [United Kingdom] 17:15 OP-PM08-6 RESISTANCE TRAINING IN RECREATIONAL ATHLETES Barbosa, A. et al [Portugal] SEDENTARY BEHAVIORS PROFILES TRANSITIONS IS-SP03-2 Kirmse, M. et al [Germany] CHILDREN’S HEAVY SCREEN USE ON WEEKENDS AMONG SCHOOL-AGED YOUTH: ASSOCIATIONS 17:15 OP-PM02-6 PREDICTS HIGHER BODY MASS INDEX IN ADO- DESIGN, DELIVERY AND MONITORING OF RTT PRO- WITH CHANGES IN ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE; 17:15 OP-PM03-6 EFFECT OF HIGH INTENSITY COMBINED (RESISTANCE LESCENCE GRAMMES TO MEET INDIVIDUAL REQUIREMENTS THE UP&DOWN STUDY HIGH-INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING IS MORE AND AEROBIC) TRAINING ON BG VARIABILITY, Engberg, E. et al [Finland] Sánchez Oliva, D. et al [Spain] Harley, J. [United Kingdom] EFFECTIVE IN YOUNG THAN IN ELDERLY HUMAN COGNITIVE FUNCTION AND PHYSICAL CAPACITY IN 14:45 OP-SH05-4 IS-SP03-3 SUBJECTS TYPE-1 DIABETIC AND NON-DIABETIC INDIVIDUALS OP-PM13 RTT POST INCIDENCE OF INFECTIOUS DISEASE Schlittler, M. et al [Sweden] Minnock, D. et al [Ireland] NEW WAYS OF PREVENTIVE P.E. CURRICULUM Bodó, D. et al [Hungary] Meyer, T. [Germany] OP-PM02 OP-PM08 South Hall 2A OP-PM03 Muscle damage and repair I South Hall 1A South Hall 1B Panorama Hall Chair(s): Metabolic syndrome and diabetes I Health and fi tness: Children and ado- Nosaka, K. [Australia] Nutrition: Vitamins, collagen and anti- lescents Chair(s): Raastad, T. [Norway] oxidants Budde, H. [Germany] Chair(s): 16:00 [YIA] OP-PM13-1 Chair(s): Wagenmakers, A. [United Kingdom] Shim, A. [United States] URINARY N-TERMINAL FRAGMENT OF TITIN IS Morales-Álamo, D. [Spain] Mukherjee, S. [Singapore] A NOVEL NONINVASIVE BIOMARKER FOR THE 16:00 [YIA] OP-PM02-1 EXERCISE-INDUCED MUSCLE DAMAGE IN HEALTHY Breen, L. [United Kingdom] ENDURANCE-TYPE EXERCISE TRAINING PERFORMED 16:00 [YIA] OP-PM08-1 YOUNG ADULTS 16:00 [YIA] OP-PM03-1 BEFORE VERSUS AFTER BREAKFAST INCREASES ORAL TOTAL VOLUMES AND ACCUMULATION PATTERNS Tanabe, Y. et al [Japan] GLUCOSE INSULIN SENSITIVITY AND CUMULATIVE THE EFFECT OF VITAMIN D STATUS ON PHYSICAL ACROSS THE ACTIVITY SPECTRUM AND ASSOCIA- 16:15 [YIA] OP-PM13-2 FAT OXIDATION IN OVERWEIGHT MEN PERFORMANCE, BONE QUALITY AND DENSITY IN UK TIONS WITH CARDIOMETABOLIC HEALTH IN YOUTH: Edinburgh, R.M. et al [United Kingdom] A LATENT PROFILE & COMPOSITIONAL DATA ANALY- REPEATED MRI AND CLINICAL EXAMINATIONS OF UNIVERSITY ATHLETES AND SEDENTARY CONTROLS HAMSTRING INJURIES IN AMATEUR FOOTBALL Wilson-Barnes, S. et al [United Kingdom] SIS APPROACH Verswijveren, S. et al [Australia] PLAYERS. Invited & OrSteendahl, I. et al [Germany] a 22 24th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Wednesday, July 3, 2019 16:00 - 17:30

16:30 OP-PM13-3 COMMUNITY-DWELLING OLDER ADULTS 16:15 OP-MI03-2 16:45 OP-PM09-4 17:15 OP-BN06-6 TIME COURSE OF MUSCLE INJURY RECOVERY AFTER Yamagata, M. et al [Japan] INVESTIGATING THE PHYSICAL DEMANDS OF AN VALIDITY AND RELIABILITY OF VO2 MASTER PRO EVALUATION OF MAXIMAL HEART RATE IN RECREA- COLD AND INTERMITTENT HYPOBARIC HYPOXIA 17:00 OP-BN03-5 ELITE YOUTH TENNIS TRAINING CAMP Dostal, J. et al [Czech Republic] TIONAL FOOTBALL PLAYERS USING LABORATORY TREATMENTS MOTOR LEARNING OF A NEW BALANCE TASK: THE Fleming, J.A. et al [United Kingdom] 17:00 OP-PM09-5 AND FIELD TESTING Santocildes, G. et al [Spain] INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENT KINDS OF PRIOR MOTOR Póvoas, S. et al [Portugal] 16:30 OP-MI03-3 THE EFFICACY OF CONTRALATERAL MUSCLE PRACTICE ON TRAINING OUTCOMES. 16:45 OP-PM13-4 HUMAN TRAINABILITY: EXPLORING THE HERIT- REHABILITATION EXERCISE ON PERCEIVED AND COMPARISON BETWEEN HIGH AND LOW INTENSITY Keller, M. et al [Switzerland] ABILITY AND MODALITY DEPENDENCE OF FITNESS FUNCTIONAL PERFORMANCE FOLLOWING ANTE- OP-SH02 ECCENTRIC CYCLING OF EQUAL TOTAL VOLUME FOR AND STRENGTH ADAPTATIONS IN A RANDOMISED RIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT (ACL) RECONSTRUCTION. MUSCLE DAMAGE PROFILE IS-BN01 CROSS-OVER STUDY OF TWINS Bailey, A. et al [United Kingdom] Terrace 2A Mavropalias, G. et al [Australia] Marsh, C. et al [Australia] 17:00 OP-PM13-5 North Hall 16:45 OP-MI03-4 OP-BN06 Sport statistics and analyses EFFECT OF A HIGH SPEED RUNNING PROTOCOL DIFFERENCES IN VENTILATORY EFFICIENCY BETWEEN Chair(s): ON DELAYED ONSET MUSCLE SORENESS AND Stability training throughout the lifes- CYCLE ERGOMETER AND HALF-SQUAT EXERCISES Club H Oral & InvitedMadigan, D. [United Kingdom] MUSCLE PERFORMANCE AMONG HEALTHY AND pan Suárez-Rodríguez, D. et al [Spain] ACTIVE ADULTS. 17:00 OP-MI03-5 Team sports: Soccer Heazlewood, I. [Australia] Fares, R. et al [Spain] Chair(s): 16:00 [YIA] OP-SH02-1 Behm, D. [Canada] MORPHOMECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF Chair(s): MUSCLE IN PATIENTS WITH DIABETES MELLITUS THE IMPORTANCE OF PERFORMANCE IN COMPETI- OP-BN03 16:00 IS-BN01-1 Lu, Y.J. et al [Taiwan] Spencer, M. [Norway] TIONS AS AN INDICATOR OF FUTURE SUCCESS IN POWER PERFORMANCE DURING RESISTANCE EXER- Angius, L. [United Kingdom] CYCLING South Hall 2B CISES UNDER STABLE AND UNSTABLE CONDITIONS OP-PM09 16:00 OP-BN06-1 Mostaert, M. [Belgium] Zemkova, E. [Slovakia] NEUROMUSCULAR READINESS TO RE-PERFORM IN 16:15 [YIA] OP-SH02-2 Motor learning and motor control: 16:30 IS-BN01-2 Club E FEMALE YOUTH SOCCER PLAYERS POST COMPETI- EMERGENCY NURSES’ ACTIVITY ACCUMULATED Feedback - Talent - Balance EFFECTS OF INSTABILITY RESISTANCE TRAINING TIVE MATCH-PLAY WITHIN SHIFTS Hughes, J.D. et al [United Kingdom] Chappel, S.E. et al [Australia] Chair(s): ACROSS THE EXERCISE CONTINUUM IN SENIORS Physiology: Training and testing Granacher, U. [Germany] 16:15 OP-BN06-2 16:30 [YIA] OP-SH02-3 Gollhofer, A. [Germany] 17:00 IS-BN01-3 Chair(s): Giardina, M. [Italy] DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF THE REFEREE INCREASING PHYSICAL ACTIVITY WITH HEALTH APPS STABLE, UNSTABLE, AND METASTABLE STATES OF Verdijk, L. [Netherlands] TRAINING ACTIVITY QUESTIONNAIRE (RTAQ): TO- FOR FAMILIES: A QUALITATIVE CONTENT ANALYSIS 16:00 [YIA] OP-BN03-1 EQUILIBRIUM: DEFINITIONS AND APPLICATIONS Jürimäe, J. [Estonia] WARDS A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE TRAIN- Baumann, H. et al [Germany] SHORT-TERM MOTIVATIONAL AND INFORMATIONAL TO TRAINING AND MOVEMENT WITH CHILDREN 16:00 OP-PM09-1 ING PRACTICES OF SOCCER REFEREES 16:45 OP-SH02-4 EFFECTS OF AUGMENTED FEEDBACK DURING Behm, D. [Canada] McEwan, G. et al [United Kingdom] SLEEP AND APPETITE RESPONSES TO A 6-WEEK PREDICTION OF ATTACKING PATTERNS IN SOCCER MAXIMAL MOTOR TASKS 16:30 OP-BN06-3 Bugnon, M. et al [Switzerland] TRAINING PROGRAM IN MIDDLE-AGE, INACTIVE GAME USING NLP DEEP LEARNING MODEL OP-MI03 WOMEN EFFECTS OF LONG-TERM MUSCULAR ENDURANCE MATSUOKA, H. et al [Japan] 16:15 [YIA] OP-BN03-2 Skein, M. et al [Australia] VS. POWER TRAINING ON ANTHROPOMETRY, BODY 17:00 OP-SH02-5 MOTOR PERFORMANCE AND ITS DEVELOPMENT IN Club A 16:15 OP-PM09-2 COMPOSITION, AND PHYSICAL FITNESS IN FEMALE ADOLESCENCE: RELEVANT PREDICTORS FOR ADULT YOUNG SOCCER PLAYERS CHANGE IN ANTHROPOMETRIC DATA OF 9-YEAR- SUCCESS IN ELITE FEMALE SOCCER? BIO-BANDING IN YOUTH ELITE SOCCER PLAYERS – A Lesinski, M. et al [Germany] OLD SCHOOLCHILDREN BETWEEN 1970 AND 2017 Training and testing PILOT STUDY Krug, J. et al [Germany] Leyhr, D. et al [Germany] 16:45 OP-BN06-4 Lüdin, D. et al [Switzerland] 16:30 [YIA] OP-BN03-3 Chair(s): 16:30 OP-PM09-3 NEURAL CORRELATE OF PROCESSING CAPACITY IN IMPROVED POSTURAL CONTROL IN THE ELDERLY Buckley, J. [Australia] ELITE SOCCER PLAYERS AFTER LONG-TERM BALANCE TRAINING IS RELATED Heller, J. [Czech Republic] COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT MEASUREMENT TECH- Huang, S.W. et al [Taiwan] NIQUES FOR QUANTIFYING WHOLE BODY MUSCLE TO INTRACORTICAL INHIBITION MODULATION 16:00 OP-MI03-1 17:00 OP-BN06-5 Kuhn, Y.A. et al [Switzerland] HYPERTROPHY IN MEN THE PHYSIOLOGICAL DEMANDS OF NATIONAL Cupeiro, R. et al [Spain] THE EFFECT OF POST WARM-UP PASSIVE RECOVERY 16:45 [YIA] OP-BN03-4 HUNT RACING ON PROFESSIONAL JOCKEYS DURATION ON REPEATED SPRINT PERFORMANCE IN THE RELATION BETWEEN LIMB SEGMENT COORDI- Michael, K. [Ireland] FEMALE FOOTBALL PLAYERS alNATION DURING WALKING AND FALL HISTORY IN Kawata, F. et al [Japan] ECSS Prague 2019 - Czech Republic, 3-6 July 23 Oral & Invited Presentations

OP-SH07 Wednesday, July 3 Thursday, July 4 08:15 [YIA] OP-PM14-2 OP-PM05 SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHIC PATTERNING OF OBJECTIVE- Terrace 2B LY MEASURED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND SEDENTARY South Hall 1A 17:45 - 19:00 08:00 - 09:30 BEHAVIORS IN EIGHT LATIN AMERICAN COUNTRIES: Psychology: Stress and anxiety FINDINGS FROM THE ELANS STUDY Lifestyle: Ageing Ferrari, G.L.M. et al [Chile] Chair(s): PL-PS01 IS-MI02 08:30 [YIA] OP-PM14-3 Chair(s): Lemyre, P. [Norway] SELF-REPORTED FACILITATORS AND BARRIERS OF Verdijk, L. [Netherlands] MacIntyre, T. [Ireland] Congress Hall Congress Hall PRIMARY HEALTHCARE GENERAL PRACTITIONERS Heller, J. [Czech Republic] 16:00 OP-SH07-1 AND NURSES TO IMPLEMENT EXERCISE PRESCRIP- 08:00 [YIA] OP-PM05-1 Springs and sprinters Advances in athlete development re- TION ACCORDING TO EXERCISE IS MEDICINE A LONGITUDINAL ANALYSIS OF THE RELATION- search INITIATIVE BODY AGE ASSESSMENT – MOTIVATION FOR SHIP BETWEEN MENTAL FATIGUE, FATIGUE AND Chair(s): Calonge-Pascual, S. et al [Spain] HEALTHIER LIFESTYLE IN 3844 DANISH EMPLOYEES TIREDNESS IN ELITE AND INTERNATIONAL NETBALL Chair(s): Husted, K. et al [Denmark] Finni, T. [Finland] 08:45 [YIA] OP-PM14-4 O PLAYERS. 17:45 PL-PS01-1 Cobley, S. [Australia] 08:15 [YIA] OP-PM05-2 Russell, S. et al [Australia] PREFRONTAL OXYGENATION RESERVE: LINK BE- THE SPRING IN YOUR STEP: THE IMPORTANCE 08:00 IS-MI02-1 SIT-TO-STAND MUSCLE POWER TEST IS A SENSI- 16:15 OP-SH07-2 TWEEN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVEL AND EXECUTIVE OF MUSCLE AND TENDON DESIGN FOR HUMAN MULTI-DISCIPLINARY LONGITUDINAL ATHLETE DE- FUNCTIONING DURING COMPUTERIZED STROOP TIVE AND CLINICALLY RELEVANT TOOL TO MONI- A 4-WEEK ENDURANCE TRAINING PROGRAM PERFORMANCE. VELOPMENT: KNOWLEDGE ADVANCES FROM THE TASK IN HEALTHY YOUNG MALES TOR CHANGES IN LOWER-LIMB MUSCLE POWER IMPROVES TOLERANCE TO MENTAL EXERTION IN Lichtwark, G. [Australia] GRONINGEN TALENT STUDIES Goenarjo, R. et al [France] THROUGHOUT THE LIFESPAN UNTRAINED INDIVIDUALS Alcazar, J. et al [Spain] 18:25 PL-PS01-2 Elferink-Gemser, M. [Netherlands] 09:00 [YIA] OP-PM14-5 Filipas, L. et al [Italy] 08:30 [YIA] OP-PM05-3 MAXIMUM SPRINTING: CAN WE TRANSFER OUR 08:30 IS-MI02-2 16:30 OP-SH07-3 THE BRIEF EXERCISE AT WORK (BE@WORK) TRIAL: BIOMECHANICAL KNOWLEDGE TO IMPROVE ATH- MULTI-DISCIPLINARY LONGITUDINAL ATHLETE EFFECTS OF WORKPLACE-BASED HIGH-INTENSITY THE EFFECTS OF A 12-MONTH STRUCTURED EXER- COMPETITIVE AND ORGANISATIONAL STRESSORS LETES’ PERFORMANCE DEVELOPMENT: KNOWLEDGE ADVANCES FROM INTERVAL TRAINING ON PHYSICAL FITNESS, CAR- CISE PROGRAMME ON THE PROGRESSION OF MILD FACED BY PROFESSIONAL JOCKEYS IN IRELAND Salo, A.I.T. [Finland] TRACKING ADOLESCENT ATHLETES IN UK RUGBY DIOMETABOLIC HEALTH AND WELLBEING IN OFFICE COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT King, L. et al [Ireland] LEAGUE WORKERS Stuckenschneider, T. et al [Germany] 16:45 OP-SH07-4 Till, K. [United Kingdom] Burn, N. et al [United Kingdom] 08:45 [YIA] OP-PM05-4 UTILITY OF A THREE-DIMENSIONAL DYNAMICAL 09:00 IS-MI02-3 09:15 OP-PM14-6 THE TIME COURSE OF PHYSIOLOGICAL ADAPTIONS SYSTEMS FRAMEWORK TO BETTER UNDERSTAND ADVANCES IN ATHLETE DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH ADHERENCE TO PHYSICAL EXERCISE TREAT- TO HIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING IN HEALTHY STRAIN-PERCEPTION-THINKING-ACTION COUPLING Cobley, S. [Australia] MENT BY PATIENTS WITH, OR AT RISK OF, TYPE 2 OLDER ADULTS. IN THE PHENOMENOLOGICAL EXPERIENCE OF “HIT- DIABETES MELLITUS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND Herrod, P.J.J. et al [United Kingdom] TING THE WALL” META-ANALYSIS 09:00 OP-PM05-5 Venhorst, A. et al [South Africa] OP-PM14 Jabardo, G. et al [Spain] HEALTHEBIKES: INDIVIDUAL E-BIKE POWER REGULA- 17:00 OP-SH07-5 Panorama Hall TION APPLIED IN HEART PATIENTS AND HEALTHY ADRENAL STEROID LEVELS, METABOLIC AND TRAINED STUDENTS CARDIORESPIRATORY PARAMETERS CHANGES IN Schützenhöfer, M. et al [Austria] RESPONSE TO EXTREME PHYSICAL STRESS IN MALE Physical activity / inactivity I HANDBALL PLAYERS Chair(s): Csöndör, É. et al [Hungary] Vanlandewijck, Y. [Belgium] Pfi ster, G. [Denmark] 08:00 [YIA] OP-PM14-1 TELEPHONE-BASED COACHING AND PROMPTING FOR PHYSICAL ACTIVITY PROMOTION: SHORT AND LONG-TERM FINDINGS OF A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL (MOVINGCALL) InvitedFischer, X. et al [Switzerland] & Ora 24 24th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Thursday, July 4, 2019 08:00 - 09:30

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Hormonal biology Balance and stability Skill acquisition Thermoregulation I Motor unit function I Chair(s): Chair(s): Chair(s): Chair(s): Chair(s): Hoffman, J. [United States] Zemkova, E. [Slovakia] Vogt, T. [Germany] Minahan, C. [Australia] Behm, D. [Canada] Patricia, D. [Canada] Kay, A. [United Kingdom] 08:00 OP-BN07-1 Skorski, S. [Germany] Hendy, A. [Australia] 08:00 [YIA] OP-PM07-1 08:00 [YIA] OP-BN02-1 IDENTIFICATION OF ELITE PERFORMANCE CHAR- 08:00 OP-PM17-1 08:00 OP-BN08-1 THE PHYSIOLOGICAL AND MECHANISTIC EFFECTS TASK-SPECIFIC ADAPTABILITY BUT DIMINISHED ACTERISTICS IN A SMALL SAMPLE OF TAEKWONDO IS SKIN TEMPERATURE RELATED TO PHYSIOLOGICAL YOU ARE AS FAST AS YOUR MOTOR NEURONS: OF CHEMICAL ENDOGENOUS TESTOSTERONE DE- RETENTION OF FALL-RESISTING SKILLS IN OLD AGE ATHLETES STRESS AFTER A HALF MARATHON? SPEED OF RECRUITMENT AND MAXIMAL DIS- OralPLETION DURING RESISTANCE EXERCISE TRAINING König,& M. et al [United Kingdom] InvitedNorjali Wazir, M.R.W. et al [Belgium] Priego Quesada, J.I. et al [Spain] CHARGE OF MOTOR NEURONS DETERMINE THE IN YOUNGER MEN: A DOUBLE-BLIND PLACEBO- 08:15 [YIA] OP-BN02-2 08:15 OP-BN07-2 08:15 OP-PM17-2 MAXIMAL RATE OF FORCE DEVELOPMENT IN CONTROLLED CLINICAL TRIAL HUMANS REAL-TIME MUSCLE CONTRACTION FEEDBACK SYS- Gharahdaghi, N. et al [United Kingdom] COMPARISON OF POSTURAL CONTROL IN CANCER EFFECTIVENESS OF SELF- VERSUS EXTERNALLY-CON- Del Vecchio, A. et al [United Kingdom] PATIENTS WITH MATCHED HEALTHY CONTROLS TEM FOR PEDALING ANALYSIS BASED ON SURFACE TROLLED HEAT STRAIN DURING HEAT ACCLIMATION 08:15 [YIA] OP-PM07-2 EMG AND LOWER LIMB MUSCLE LENGTH 08:15 OP-BN08-2 Müller, J. et al [Germany] Prout, J.R.P. et al [New Zealand] Abe, N. et al [Japan] EFFECTS OF A TIME-MATCHED ENDURANCE AND 08:30 [YIA] OP-BN02-3 08:30 OP-PM17-3 EFFECTS OF THREE DIFFERENT RATES OF FORCE CONCURRENT TRAINING ON CIRCULATING SEX 08:30 OP-BN07-3 DEVELOPMENT ON ALPHA MOTOR INHIBITION AT HORMONES AND BODY COMPOSITION IN OBESE INCREASED KNEE VARUS ANGLE AS A RISK FACTOR EFFECTS OF IN-PLAY COOLING INTERVENTIONS DISTINCT TORQUES INTERFERENCE OF BALANCE TASKS REVISITED: POSTMENOPAUSAL WOMEN FOR LATERAL ANKLE SPRAINS DURING SINGLE-LEG DURING TENNIS MATCH PLAY IN THE HEAT ON Flüthmann, N. et al [Germany] LANDINGS -16-MONTH COHORT STUDY LEARNING OF NON-POSTURAL TASKS SEEMS TO PERFORMANCE, PHYSIOLOGICAL, AND PERCEP- Gonzalo-Encabo, P. et al [Spain] IMPAIR CONSOLIDATION OF BALANCE TASKS 08:30 OP-BN08-3 Mineta, S. [Japan] TUAL MEASURES 08:30 OP-PM07-3 Egger, S. et al [Switzerland] 08:45 [YIA] OP-BN02-4 Wiewelhove, T. et al [Germany] OPTIMISATION OF A TECHNIQUE TO ESTIMATE ANGIOTENSIN CIRCULATING LEVELS AFTER MAXI- 08:45 OP-BN07-4 08:45 OP-PM17-4 PERSISTENT INWARD CURRENTS IN SPINAL MOTOR MAL EXERCISE IN ELITE CYCLISTS THE PROFILE AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE TIBIOFEM- NEURONES EFFECTS OF EXTERNAL VERSUS INTERNAL FOCUSED Motta-Santos, D. et al [Brazil] ORAL ANGLE IN SETSWANA CHILDREN BETWEEN THE PREPARATION FOR THE TOKYO OLYMPIC GAMES: IS Mesquita, R.N.O. et al [Australia] AGES OF 2 TO 9 YEARS. INSTRUCTIONS FOR KNEE ALIGNMENT ON WHOLE THERE AN ERGOGENIC POTENTIAL OF COMBINING 08:45 OP-PM07-4 BODY KINEMATICS OF LANDING AND JUMPING 08:45 OP-BN08-4 van Aswegen, M. et al [South Africa] HEAT AND HYPOXIC ACCLIMATION? EFFECTS OF STRENGTH TRAINING ON BODY COM- MOVEMENTS Sotiridis, A. et al [Slovenia] CHANGES IN SUPRAMAXIMAL M WAVE INDUCED 09:00 OP-BN02-5 Werner, I. et al [Austria] POSITION, BIOCHEMICAL PARAMETERS AND PHYSI- 09:00 OP-PM17-5 BY ECCENTRIC EXERCISE ARE SITE-DEPENDENT IN CAL PERFORMANCE IN HYPOGONADAL PATIENTS ALTERATIONS OF MOVEMENT QUALITY JOINT 09:00 OP-BN07-5 THE BICEPS BRACHII MUSCLE. Kralik, M. et al [Slovakia] LOADING AND MUSCLE ACTIVITY DURING A INFLUENCE OF HYPEROXIA ON TIME TRIAL PERFOR- Cabral, H.V. et al [Brazil] CROSS- COORDINATION MOVEMENT ON STABLE THE WALK-RUN TRANSITION IS NOT AFFECTED BY MANCE IN HOT AND COOL CONDITIONS 09:00 OP-PM07-5 ADDED COGNITIVE LOADING 09:00 OP-BN08-5 AND UNSTABLE SURFACES Périard, J.D. et al [Australia] Hansen, E. et al [Denmark] EFFECTS OF OESTROGEN AND PROGESTERONE Pohl, T. et al [Germany] 09:15 OP-PM17-6 SEX-AND AGE-RELATED DIFFERENCES IN EMG- ON SUBSTRATE OXIDATION AND RESPIRATORY 09:15 OP-BN02-6 THRESHOLD, DETERMINED VIA AN INTERMITTENT VARIABLES TOKYO 2020 OLYMPIC GAMES: THE EFFECTS OF ISOMETRIC CONTRACTION PROTOCOL Benítez, J.A. et al [Spain] THE IMPACT OF A PASSIVE UNILATERAL LOWER LIMB HOT CLIMATE ON CYCLIST’S PHYSIOLOGICAL Woods, S. et al [Canada] EXOSKELETON ON HUMAN BALANCE CONTROL PARAMETERS 09:15 OP-PM07-6 09:15 OP-BN08-6 Ringhof, S. et al [Germany] Cupido Santos, A. et al [Portugal] ACUTE HORMONAL RESPONSES TO AN INTENSE NEUROMUSCULAR MOTOR UNIT ADAPTIVE STRAT- RESISTANCE EXERCISE PROTOCOL IN UNTRAINED EGY IN THE VASTUS MEDIALIS MUSCLE OF YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN AND OLD ADULT alMaresh, C. [United States] Hu, C.H. et al [Taiwan] ECSS Prague 2019 - Czech Republic, 3-6 July 25 Oral & Invited Presentations

OP-MI04 OP-SH08 POSITIONS IN SPAIN SIONAL SOCCER González-Calvo, G. et al [Sweden] Thursday, July 4 Holohan, D. et al [United Kingdom] Club E Club H 08:45 OP-SH04-4 IS-SP02-2 CARDIORESPIRATORY FITNESS, COGNITIVE FLEXIBIL- 09:45 - 11:15 MULTI-/INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO RETURN Youth football Sport, environment, globalization ITY AND SCHOLASTIC PERFORMANCE IN CHILDREN: TO PLAY FROM MUSCULASKELETAL INJURIES IN EXPLORING MEDIATION MECHANISMS PROFESSIONAL SOCCER Chair(s): Chair(s): Yanguez Escalera, M. et al [Switzerland] IS-PM01 Close, G.L. [United Kingdom] Spencer, M. [Norway] Radmann, A. [Norway] 09:00 OP-SH04-5 IS-SP02-3 Congress Hall Wong, D. [China] Gems, G. [United States] EDUBALLS - AN INNOVATIVE INTERDISCIPLINARY RETURN TO PLAY FROM MUSCULOSKELETAL INJU- 08:00 OP-MI04-1 08:00 OP-SH08-1 TEACHING APPROACH TO PHYSICAL EDUCATION The effects of acute exercise and long- RIES: PSYCHOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR PRESCHOOL AND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Duda, J. et al [United Kingdom] A MULTIDIMENSIONAL INSIGHT INTO THE DIF- SEDENTARY LIFESTYLE, BODY ECOLOGY, AND SUS- term exercise training on heart FERENCES BETWEEN BOYS AND GIRLS WITHIN TAINABLE DEVELOPMENT Rokita, A. et al [Poland] AUSTRALIAN SOCCER Loland, S. [Norway] 09:15 OP-SH04-6 Chair(s): OP-PM04 O O’Brien-Smith, J. et al [Australia] 08:15 OP-SH08-2 EVALUATION OF AN INCREASED NUMBER OF PHYSI- Heinonen, I. [Finland] 08:15 OP-MI04-2 GLOBALIZATION AND PROSPECT OF SPORTS TOUR- CAL EDUCATION LESSONS 09:45 IS-PM01-1 South Hall 1A Reif, A. [Austria] A PROFILE OF THE PHYSICAL, TECHNICAL AND ISM IN EAST ASIA MYOCARDIAL PERFUSION AND OXYGENATION TACTICAL SKILLS, AND PATHWAYS THAT UNDERPIN Jun, H.M. et al [Korea, South] DURING EXERCISE IN HEALTH AND DISEASE Metabolic fi tness and fl exibility EXPERTISE IN AUSTRALIAN YOUTH SOCCER PLAYERS 08:30 OP-SH08-3 IS-SH01 Merkus, D. [Netherlands] Bruce, L. et al [Australia] Chair(s): THE ROLE OF SPORT EXCHANGES IN PROMOTING 10:15 IS-PM01-2 Paoli, A. [Italy] 08:30 OP-MI04-3 CHINA’S INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Terrace 2B ECHOCARDIOGRAPHIC ASSESSMENT OF CARDIAC Wagenmakers, A. [United Kingdom] HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR NON-PREFERRED FOOT? Yuan, Z. [China] STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION FOLLOWING PRO- TRAINING TRANSFER FROM TASK-SPECIFIC SKILLS TO Athletes mental health - FEPSAC Sym- LONGED STRENUOUS EXERCISE 09:45 [YIA] OP-PM04-1 SMALL-SIDED GAMES IN YOUNG SOCCER PLAYERS. posium Oxborough, D. [United Kingdom] THREE DAYS BED REST APPRECIABLY IMPAIRS THE INEX PROJECT. OP-SH04 10:45 IS-PM01-3 WHOLE-BODY GLUCOSE DISPOSAL (WHICH IS FULLY Fernandes, T. et al [Portugal] Chair(s): RESTORED BY EXERCISE), BUT IS NOT FURTHER AC- 08:45 OP-MI04-4 Terrace 2A Elbe, A. [Germany] ACUTE AND LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF EXERCISE CENTUATED AFTER 56 DAYS BED REST ON MYOCARDIAL FUNCTION, PERFUSION AND 08:00 IS-SH01-1 Shur, N.F. et al [United Kingdom] RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CHANGES IN AEROBIC Physical education and pedagogics METABOLISM FITNESS AND A TRAINING INDUCED FATIGUE RE- FROM A FIRST INSIGHT TO A DEEPER KNOWLEDGE Heinonen, I. [Finland] 10:00 [YIA] OP-PM04-2 SPONSE IN ELITE YOUTH FOOTBALL PLAYERS Chair(s): OF DEPRESSION IN ELITE ATHLETES EXERCISE-INDUCED IMPROVEMENTS IN POST- Fitzpatrick, J.F. et al [United Kingdom] Diketmüller, R. [Austria] Nixdorf, I. [Germany] IS-SP02 PRANDIAL GLUCOSE RESPONSE ARE BLUNTED BY 09:00 OP-MI04-5 08:00 [YIA] OP-SH04-1 08:30 IS-SH01-2 PRE-EXERCISE HYPERGLYCAEMIA Carter, S. et al [United Kingdom] ATHLETE MONITORING ACROSS A COLLEGIATE A MIXED METHODS FIDELITY ASSESSMENT OF A PERFECTIONISM AND ATHLETE BURNOUT: REVIEW, Panorama Hall FOOTBALL (SOCCER) PRE-SEASON MENTAL SKILLS TRAINING PROGRAMME FOR DIS- CRITIQUE, AND RECOMMENDATIONS 10:15 [YIA] OP-PM04-3 FIELDS, J.B. et al [United States] ADVANTAGED YOUTH Madigan, D. [United Kingdom] Multi-disciplinary approach in profes- CHRONIC EFFECTS OF HIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL Tidmarsh, G. et al [United Kingdom] 09:00 IS-SH01-3 sional football: Return to play from TRAINING ON POSTPRANDIAL LIPAEMIA IN HEALTHY MALES 08:15 [YIA] OP-SH04-2 PROMOTING WELL-BEING AND PREVENTING musculoskeletal injuries - Sponsored Wilhelmsen, A. et al [United Kingdom] CLASSROOM STANDING DESK AND TIME-SERIES MENTAL HEALTH DISORDERS: NATURE CONTACT AS by GSSI VARIATION IN SEDENTARY BEHAVIOUR AND PHYSI- A PATHWAY TO RESTORATION AMONG ATHLETES 10:30 [YIA] OP-PM04-4 CAL ACTIVITY AMONG PRIMARY SCHOOL CHILDREN MacIntyre, T. [Ireland] Chair(s): PEAK FAT OXIDATION RATE AND FATMAX ARE AS- Kidokoro, T. et al [Japan] Rollo, I. [United Kingdom] SOCIATED WITH LONG-DISTANCE CROSS-COUNTRY 08:30 OP-SH04-3 IS-SP02-1 SKIING PERFORMANCE Hansen, M.T. et al [Denmark] A GORDIAN KNOT: THE SELECTION PROCESS FOR INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO RETURN TO PLAY InvitedPERMANENT PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHING FROM& MUSCULASKELETAL INJURIES IN PROFES-Ora 26 24th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Thursday, July 4, 2019 09:45 - 11:15

10:45 OP-PM04-5 11:00 OP-PM11-6 OP-MI01 OP-BN04 OP-PM16 FOREARM IMMOBILIZATION-INDUCED INSULIN PULMONARY AND HEART RATE OFF-TRANSIENT RESISTANCE OF GLUCOSE UPTAKE IS NOT EXAC- KINETICS IN VERY OLD INDIVIDUALS South Hall 2B North Hall Club A ERBATED BY HIGH-FAT OVERFEEDING IN HEALTHY, Ferri, A. et al [Australia] YOUNG MALES Training and testing: Talent Neuromuscular Physiology Endurance Dirks, M.L. et al [United Kingdom] OP-BN05 11:00 OP-PM04-6 Chair(s): Chair(s): Chair(s): THE ROLE OF FAT-FREE MASS IN METABOLIC HEALTH: South Hall 2A Shim, A. [United States] Hettinga, F. [United Kingdom] Mauger, A. [United Kingdom] AN OPPOSING PERSPECTIVE Till, K. [United Kingdom] Duchateau, J. [Belgium] Perret, C. [Switzerland] Lagacé, J.C. et al [Canada] Gait I 09:45 [YIA] OP-MI01-1 09:45 [YIA] OP-BN04-1 09:45 OP-PM16-1 Chair(s): IMPROVING THE ACCURACY OF ATHLETE SELECTION FOUR WEEKS OF ISOMETRIC STRENGTH TRAINING MUSCLE MISMATCH BETWEEN O2 DELIVERY AND OP-PM11 IN YOUTH FEMALE SWIMMING: AN APPLICATION OF DETERMINE DIFFERENTIAL CHANGES IN MUSCLE O2 UPTAKE DURING LOWER AND UPPER LIMBS Oral Hanley,& B. [United Kingdom] InvitedCORRECTIVE ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURES FIBRE CONDUCTION VELOCITY IN HIGH- AND LOW- EXERCISES DETERMINED BY NEAR-INFRARED South Hall 1B Lindinger, S. [Sweden] ABBOTT, S. et al [Australia] THRESHOLD MOTOR UNITS SPECTROSCOPY 09:45 [YIA] OP-BN05-1 10:00 [YIA] OP-MI01-2 Casolo, A. et al [Italy] Baldassarre, G. et al [Italy] Ageing EFFECT OF HOME-BASED ROBOTIC-ASSISTED GAIT THE RELATIVE AGE EFFECT IN AGE GROUP SWIM- 10:00 [YIA] OP-BN04-2 10:00 OP-PM16-2 TRAINING ON SPATIOTEMPORAL GAIT PARAMETERS Chair(s): MING – GERMANY COMPARED TO AUSTRALIA THE EFFECT OF FATIGUE RELATED SUSTAINED GROUP CYCLES OF ISCHEMIA AND REPERFUSION IMPROVE IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC STROKE Staub, I. et al [Germany] III/IV MUSCLE AFFERENT FIRING ON INTRACORTICAL PERFORMANCE AND DECREASE SUBMAXIMAL Wessner, B. [Austria] Wright, A. et al [United Kingdom] 10:15 OP-MI01-3 EXCITATORY AND INHIBITORY BRAIN NETWORKS. HEART RATE ON INCREMENTAL CYCLING TEST Thompson, W. [United States] Latella, C. et al [Australia] Marocolo, M. et al [Brazil] 10:00 OP-BN05-2 ‘BIRTHDAY-BANDING’ AS A STRATEGY TO MODER- 09:45 [YIA] OP-PM11-1 PROSTHETIC GAIT OF UNILATERAL TRANSTIBIAL AM- ATE THE RELATIVE AGE EFFECT: A CASE STUDY INTO 10:15 [YIA] OP-BN04-3 10:15 OP-PM16-3 INTEGRATED MYOFIBRILLAR PROTEIN SYNTHESIS PUTEES WITH CURRENT AND NOVEL PROSTHESES THE ENGLAND SQUASH TALENT PATHWAY ACUTE EFFECTS OF HEAVY- VS LIGHT-LOAD RESIST- CHANGES IN CARDIORESPIRATORY RESPONSES IN CHRONICALLY TRAINED MASTER ATHLETES De Pauw, K. et al [Belgium] Jeffreys, M. et al [United Kingdom] ANCE TRAINING ON NEUROMUSCULAR AND AND RUNNING ECONOMY DURING 45-MIN COMPARED WITH UNTRAINED OLDER INDIVIDUALS 10:15 OP-BN05-3 10:30 OP-MI01-4 FUNCTIONAL FATIGUE IN OLDER PEOPLE GRADED TREADMILL RUNNING EXERCISES McKendry, J. et al [United Kingdom] Rodriguez-Lopez, C. et al [Spain] Garnier, Y.M. et al [France] TIMING OF GROUND REACTION FORCE PROGRES- THREE IN A ROW? RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN JUNIOR 10:00 [YIA] OP-PM11-2 SION IN ELITE KENYAN VERSUS RECREATIONAL AND ELITE SUCCESS IN ROWING 10:30 [YIA] OP-BN04-4 10:30 OP-PM16-4 NOVEL INSIGHTS INTO HUMAN SKELETAL MUSCLE DISTANCE RUNNERS Hoffmann, A. et al [Germany] INFLUENCE OF KNEE EXTENSOR AND PLANTAR PERFORMANCE DECEPTION IN HYPEROXIA MAY CREATINE TRANSPORTER EXPRESSION AS A FUNC- Burns, G.T. et al [United States] 10:45 OP-MI01-5 FLEXOR MUSCLE-TENDON BEHAVIOUR ON THE IMPROVE SUBSEQUENT NORMOXIC CYCLING TIME- TION OF AGE 10:30 OP-BN05-4 ENERGY COST OF RUNNING AT DIFFERENT SPEEDS TRIAL PERFORMANCE Luo, D. et al [United Kingdom] THE COGNITIVE AND PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS Monte, A. et al [Italy] Clark, B. et al [Australia] EFFECTS OF WALKING WITH UNSTABLE FOOTWEAR OF YOUNG, TALENTED GYMNASTS 10:15 [YIA] OP-PM11-3 10:45 [YIA] OP-BN04-5 10:45 OP-PM16-5 ON PELVIS-TRUNK COORDINATION VARIABILITY Laureys, F. et al [Belgium] SHORT-TERM TRAINING AND DETRAINING RE- BUCHECKER, M. et al [Austria] 11:00 OP-MI01-6 NEUROMUSCULAR ADAPTATIONS INDUCED BY THE EFFECT OF SPEED AND GRADIENT ON RUN- SPONSES FOLLOWING DIVERGENT EXERCISE MO- 10:45 OP-BN05-5 ELECTRICAL STIMULATION TRAINING APPLIED OVER NING ECONOMY AND OXYGEN UPTAKE DURING DALITIES IN MIDDLE-AGED MEN MIND, BODY, AND SHUTTLE: MULTIDIMENSIONAL THE NERVE AT LOW INTENSITY DOWNHILL RUNNING Callahan, M.J. et al [Australia] EFFECT OF TRICEPS SURAE MUSCLE-TENDON PROFILES OF BADMINTON YOUTH PLAYERS OF VITRY, F. et al [France] Björklund, G. et al [Sweden] UNIT BIOMECHANICAL PROPERTIES ON WALKING DIFFERENT LEVELS. 10:30 OP-PM11-4 11:00 [YIA] OP-BN04-6 11:00 OP-PM16-6 ECONOMY IN OLDER ADULTS: A COMBINED CROSS- Robertson, K. [Belgium] CHANGES IN PLASMA C1Q AND APELIN CON- SECTIONAL AND LONGITUDINAL INVESTIGATION A MUSCLE SYNERGY PERSPECTIVE ON MODULAR EFFECTS OF TAPER ON GLYCOGEN CONTENT AFTER CENTRATIONS FOLLOWING DESCENDING VERSUS Epro, G. et al [United Kingdom] SHOULDER MUSCLE CONTROL DURING MULTIPLA- AN EXPERIMENTAL “LIVING HIGH TRAINING LOW”: ASCENDING STAIR WALKING NAR MOVEMENTS A DOUBLE-BLIND PLACEBO-CONTROLLED STUDY Nosaka, K. [Australia] Umehara, J. et al [Japan] Papoti, M. et al [Brazil] 10:45 OP-PM11-5 EFFECT OF LONG-TERM REGULAR SUPERVISED AEROBIC-STRENGTH TRAINING ON FUNCTIONAL STATUS IN THE ELDERLY. alSlobodová, L. et al [Slovakia] ECSS Prague 2019 - Czech Republic, 3-6 July 27 Oral & Invited Presentations

OP-MI05 OP-SH09 OP-SH03 IS-SH02 Thursday, July 4 Club E Club H Terrace 2A Terrace 2B 11:30 - 12:45 Agility History Psychology The role of perception in sport Chair(s): Chair(s): Chair(s): Chair(s): PL-PS02 Zemkova, E. [Slovakia] Loland, S. [Norway] Franco, E. [Spain] Araujo, D. [Portugal] Impellizzeri, F. [Australia] 09:45 OP-SH09-1 MacIntyre, T. [Ireland] 09:45 IS-SH02-1 Congress Hall 09:45 OP-MI05-1 THE ROLE OF SÃO PAULO CLUBS FOR THE DEVELOP- 09:45 [YIA] OP-SH03-1 FOOTBALL PLAYERS’ ACTION CHOICES IN A Personalized exercise oncology IDENTIFYING KEY PERFORMANCE METRICS ASSO- MENT OF GYMNASTICS DEMONSTRATIONS IN THE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND SEDENTARY EXPERIENCES FREE-KICK TASK: ACTION-SPECIFIC EFFECTS ON CIATED TO HIGH/LOW POINTERS IN WHEELCHAIR EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY: REFLECTIONS FOR IN HIP AND KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS: BALANCING PERCEPTION ARE GROUNDED IN AFFORDANCE Chair(s): GYMNASTICS FOR ALL IN THE 21ST CENTURY PERCEPTION RUGBY FROM AGILITY TEST BETWEEN BEING CONSTRAINED AND TO KEEP Wiskemann, J. [Germany] TOLEDO, E. [Brazil] Savelsbergh, G. [Netherlands] O ENJOYING LIFE Tsai, M. [Canada] Pedersen, B. [Denmark] 10:00 OP-SH09-2 Kanavaki, A.M. et al [United Kingdom] 10:15 IS-SH02-2 10:00 OP-MI05-2 11:30 PL-PS02-1 THE INFLUENCE OF ENTRY AND EXIT TIME CONTRI- AESTHETICS OF AFRICAN DIASPORA: RELATIONS 10:00 [YIA] OP-SH03-2 EMBEDDING VIRTUAL REALITY SYSTEMS IN TRAIN- IMPLEMENTATION OF EXERCISE AND CANCER BUTION ON CHANGE OF DIRECTION PERFORMANCE BETWEEN LADJA (MARTINIQUE) AND CAPOEIRA THE EFFECTS OF LOW ENERGY AVAILABILITY, ING PERCEPTUAL EXPLORATION BEHAVIOURS GUIDELINES IN EUROPE Clarke, R. et al [United Kingdom] (BRAZIL) ACHIEVED THROUGH DIET OR EXERCISE, ON COG- OF ENGLISH FOOTBALL ACADEMY PLAYERS: AN Pasqua, L. et al [Brazil] ECOLOGICAL DYNAMICS RATIONALE. Schmitz, K. et al [United States] 10:15 OP-MI05-3 NITIVE FUNCTION IN ORAL CONTRACEPTIVE USERS 10:15 OP-SH09-3 AND EUMENORRHEIC WOMEN Davids, K. [United Kingdom] 12:10 PL-PS02-2 MOVEMENT VARIABILITY IN THOSE WITH AND Martin, D. et al [United Kingdom] 10:45 IS-SH02-3 EVIDENCE-BASED EXERCISE GUIDELINES FOR PRE- WITHOUT ATHLETIC GROIN PAIN DURING A RUN- HERO(INE) BOOMER, THE NATIONALIST CONSTRUC- VENTION AND TREATMENT OF CANCER NING CUT TASK. TION OF ELITE ATHLETES IN CHINESE SOCIETY 10:15 [YIA] OP-SH03-3 ANTICIPATION AS PERCEPTION OF CONCATENATED Wiskemann, J. et al [Germany] Gore, S. et al [Ireland] Hu, X. [China] UNDERSTANDING BARRIERS AND ENABLERS FOR AFFORDANCES Araujo, D. [Portugal] 10:30 OP-MI05-4 10:30 OP-SH09-4 NUTRITIONAL ADHERENCE IN HIGH-PERFORMANCE SPORT COMPARATIVE STUDY OF CHINESE AND WESTERN ICE HOCKEY SPECIFIC REPEATED SHUTTLE SPRINT Bentley, M.R.N. et al [United Kingdom] TEST PERFORMED ON ICE SHOULD NOT BE RE- LEISURE SPORT CULTURES PLACED BY OFF-ICE TESTING Li, J. et al [China] 10:30 [YIA] OP-SH03-4 Legerlotz, K. et al [Germany] 10:45 OP-SH09-5 HEALTH-RELATED AND PSYCHOSOCIAL CORRELATES OF SEDENTARY BEHAVIOUR IN PEOPLE LIVING WITH 10:45 OP-MI05-5 A CULTURAL STUDY OF DRAGON AND LION DANCES RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS: A LONGITUDINAL STUDY IN CHINA HEART RATE RESPONSE AND RATING OF PERCEIVED OBrien, C.M. et al [United Kingdom] EXERTION DURING SUBMAXIMAL YO-YO IR1 TEST- Xiaojun, H. [China] 10:45 OP-SH03-5 ING ON SAND: A PILOT STUDY 11:00 OP-SH09-6 EFFECTS OF LIFE-SKILLS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM Szwajca, S. et al [Germany] INVESTIGATION INTO THE CORRELATES AND DETER- ON YOUNG ELITE FEMALE ATHLETES MINANTS OF OLYMPIC SUCCESS Horino, H. [Japan] Soos, I. et al [Hungary] 11:00 OP-SH03-6 CREATION AND VALIDATION OF THE HUNGARIAN SPORT MOTIVATION SCALE (H-SMS) InvitedPrisztóka, G. et al [Hungary] & Ora 28 24th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Thursday, July 4, 2019 14:45 - 16:15

TASK WALKING, AND FALL RISK IN COMMUNITY- 15:15 OP-PM19-3 15:45 OP-PM20-5 OP-MI06 Thursday, July 4 DWELLING OLDER ADULTS KETONE ESTER SUPPLEMENTATION BLUNTS OVER- ASSOCIATION BETWEEN RAAS GENE POLYMOR- Song, C. [Taiwan] REACHING SYMPTOMS AND STIMULATES PER- PHISM AND ELITE LONG-DISTANCE RUNNERS South Hall 2B 14:45 - 16:15 15:15 OP-PM18-3 FORMANCE DURING ENDURANCE TRAINING PERFORMANCE CLUSTER ANALYSIS OF MOTOR AND COGNITIVE OVERLOAD Yang, X. et al [China] Health and fi tness SKILLS OF INSTITUTIONALIZED INDIVIDULAS WITH Poffé, C. et al [Belgium] IS-PM02 DEMENTA: 4 PHENOTYPES FOR DEVELOPING 15:30 OP-PM19-4 OP-BN09 Chair(s): INDIVIDUALIZED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY PROGRAMS TART CHERRY JUICE HAS NO EFFECT ON MUSCLE Pratali, L. [Italy] Congress Hall BARISCH-FRITZ, B. et al [Germany] FUNCTION LOSS OR MUSCLE SORENESS FOLLOW- South Hall 2A Perret, C. [Switzerland] 15:30 OP-PM18-4 ING A SOCCER MATCH IN PROFESSIONAL PLAYERS Eccentric cycling: Basics and clinical ap- 14:45 OP-MI06-1 THE EFFECTS OF A MULTIMODAL EXERCISE PRO- Clifford, T. et al [United Kingdom] Sports physiotherapy: ACL plications [Clinical track] BREAKING UP PROLONGED SEDENTARY TIME GRAM PLUS BRAIN GAMES APPS IN COGNITIVE 15:45 OP-PM19-5 IN INDIVIDUALS WITH CHRONIC SPINAL CORD PARAMETERS OF NURSING HOME RESIDENTS Chair(s): Chair(s): CHINESE HERBAL DECOCTION (DANGGUI BUXUE INJURY: THE SPINAL CORD INJURY MOVE MORE Oral Raimundo,& A. et al [Portugal] InvitedCabri, J. [Norway] Dufour, S. [France] TANG) SUPPLEMENTATION AUGMENTS PHYSICAL (SCIMM) STUDY. 15:45 OP-PM18-5 PERFORMANCE AND FACILITATES PHYSIOLOGICAL Nicol, C. [France] Bailey, D. et al [United Kingdom] 14:45 IS-PM02-1 EFFECTS OF GROUP-BASED EXERCISE PROGRAM ON ADAPTATIONS IN SWIMMING RATS 14:45 OP-BN09-1 15:00 OP-MI06-2 ACUTE PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES TO ECCENTRIC Chang, C.W, Hsu, M.C, Wu, Y.T. [Taiwan] COGNITIVE FUNCTION, BIOMARKER AND SENIOR THE EFFECTIVENESS OF BLOOD FLOW RESTRIC- CARDIOVASCULAR RESPONSE TO PEAK VOLUN- CYCLING FUNCTIONAL FITNESS IN OLDER ADULTS AT DIFFER- Dufour, S.P. [France] TION VS. HEAVY LOAD RESISTANCE TRAINING TARY EXERCISE IN MALES WITH CERVICAL SPINAL ENT LEVELS OF COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT OP-PM20 DURING REHABILITATION OF ANTERIOR CRUCIATE CORD INJURY 15:15 IS-PM02-2 Ho, T.H. et al [Taiwan] LIGAMENT RECONSTRUCTION PATIENTS: A UK NHS Machac, S. et al [Czech Republic] ECCENTRIC CYCLING: BASICS AND CLINICAL AP- 16:00 OP-PM18-6 South Hall 1B RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL. 15:15 OP-MI06-3 PLICATIONS FEASIBILITY STUDY OF PROLONGED STATIC AND Hughes, L. et al [United Kingdom] Nosaka, K. [Australia] EFFECTIVENESS OF ACTIVE VIDEO GAMES USAGE DYNAMIC STANDING AS COMPARED TO SITTING Molecular biology and biochemistry: 15:00 OP-BN09-2 ON INTELLECTUAL DISABLED CHILDREN’S BODY 15:45 IS-PM02-3 IN OLDER ADULTS WITH TYPE 2 DIABETES MELLITUS Genomics I LOWER LIMB ANTHROPOMETRICS AND KNEE DY- COMPOSITION, PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVEL AND ECCENTRIC CYCLING IN CHRONIC HEART FAILURE Marusic, U. et al [Slovenia] NAMIC VALGUS AS EXPLANATORY FACTORS FOR MOTOR ABILITY Chair(s): Green, D.J. [Australia] LANDING KINETICS. A FEMALE SOCCER COHORT Wang, J. et al [China] Wessner, B. [Austria] STUDY. OP-PM19 15:30 OP-MI06-4 Flück, M. [Switzerland] Bikandi, E. et al [Spain] OP-PM18 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EXERCISE STARTING South Hall 1A 14:45 OP-PM20-1 15:15 OP-BN09-3 TIMING DURING PREGNANCY AND PREVALENCE OF Panorama Hall THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT KIND OF EXERCISE ON ACUTE AND CHRONIC NEUROMUSCULAR ADAP- SACROILIAC JOINT PAIN IN POSTPARTUM. Nutrition: Ergogenic aids I THE LNCRNA GENE EXPRESSION TATIONS TO LOCAL VIBRATION: TOWARD A NEW Kawabe, R. et al [Japan] Health and fi tness: Ageing I Drozdovska, S. et al [Ukraine] NEUROMUSCULAR REHABILITATION MODALITY 15:45 OP-MI06-5 Chair(s): Lapole, T. et al [France] 15:00 OP-PM20-2 EFFECTS OF EXERCISE AND EXERCISE COUNSELLING Chair(s): Morales-Álamo, D. [Spain] 15:30 OP-BN09-4 MICRORNA RESPONSES TO ACUTE RESISTANCE IN HEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS: PRELIMINARY RESULTS Burke, L. [Australia] Polman, R. [Australia] EXERCISE PROTOCOLS: A PILOT STUDY EFFECTS OF SPORT-SPECIFIC SENSORIMOTOR TRAIN- Bogataj, S. et al [Slovenia] Esser, K. [United States] 14:45 OP-PM19-1 Wood, N. et al [United Kingdom] ING VS HYPERTROPHY TRAINING ON KNEE JOINT 16:00 OP-MI06-6 ISOLATED EVALUATION OF DIFFERENT SPORTS MOTOR CONTROL OF ELITE FEMALE HANDBALL 14:45 OP-PM18-1 15:15 OP-PM20-3 EXERCISE-BASED INTERVENTION AS A COMPLE- DRINKS COMPONENTS ON ENDURANCE PERFOR- PLAYERS IN SPORT-SPECIFIC RISK SITUATIONS INTERVENTIONS TO IMPROVE AND SUSTAIN PHYSI- MOLECULAR ANALYSIS AND SPORT PERFORMANCE MENTARY TOOL IN THE PROMOTION OF HEALTH MANCE AND SUBSTRATE OXIDATION IN CYCLING Erdrich, S. et al [Germany] CAL FUNCTIONING, COGNITION AND PSYCHOSO- IN ÉLITE RUGBY UNION PLAYERS OF PRISON INMATES WITH SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS: Hottenrott, L. et al [Germany] 15:45 OP-BN09-5 CIAL WELLBEING FOR NURSING HOME RESIDENTS Pasqualetti, M. et al [Italy] A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL FROM THE WHO ARE UNABLE TO WALK 15:00 OP-PM19-2 EFFICACY OF HEAVY SLOW RESISTANCE TRAINING PSYCHIACTIVE PROJECT 15:30 OP-PM20-4 Cordes, T. et al [Germany] CHRONIC LOW DOSE CAFFEINE INGESTION AND IN MANAGEMENT OF PATELLAR TENDINOPATHY: A Bueno-Antequera, J. [Spain] ACTN3 GENOTYPES AND ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH 15:00 OP-PM18-2 SELF-PACED HIGH INTENSITY TRAINING SINGLE BLINDED RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL MUSCLE MASS AND FUNCTION OF KOSOVAN Wiesinger, H.P. et al [Austria] NOVEL MAT EXERGAMING TO IMPROVE PHYSICAL Salam, H. et al [Iraq] ADULTS alPERFORMANCES, COGNITIVE FUNCTION, DUAL- Boshnjaku, A. et al [Austria] ECSS Prague 2019 - Czech Republic, 3-6 July 29 Oral & Invited Presentations

IS-BN02 15:15 OP-BN10-3 16:00 OP-MI07-6 SECTIONAL AND RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL IS-SH03 INTRA-CYCLE VELOCITY FLUCTUATION IN SWIM- EFFECTS OF 10 WEEKS FUNCTIONAL EXERCISE TRAIN- Faude, O. et al [Switzerland] North Hall MING: A NEW APPROACH ING ON FUNCTIONAL MOVEMENT SCREEN AND Terrace 2B Gonjo, T. et al [Norway] Y-BALANCE TEST IN YOUNG MALE OP-SH10 Not so simple? Muscle-tendon interac- 15:30 OP-BN10-4 dao, w. [China] Advances in understanding the role tion to amplify or attenuate power in ANALYSIS OF MUSCLE COORDINATION DURING Terrace 2A of fundamental movement skills on human movement UNDERWATER DOLPHIN KICKING USING MUSCLE OP-SH11 children’s physical activity, health and SYNERGY METHOD Sport management academic achievement Chair(s): Yamakawa, K. et al [Japan] Club H Cronin, N. [Finland] Chair(s): Chair(s): 14:45 IS-BN02-1 OP-MI07 Psychology: Cognition Diketmüller, R. [Austria] Duncan, M. [United Kingdom] Fritz, G. [Germany] 14:45 IS-SH03-1 MUSCULAR ADAPTATION OF ANKLE-FOOT FUNC- Chair(s): TION TO PRODUCE ACCELERATIONS IN HUMAN Club E 14:45 OP-SH10-1 OPTIMISING CHILDHOOD MOVEMENT IN IRELAND; tekin, m. [Turkey] O GAIT THE REFORM FOR RESTRUCTURING GERMAN THE FUNDAMENTAL ‘BUILDING BLOCKS’ Farris, D. [United Kingdom] Training and testing: Military / mixed Hendy, A. [Australia] COMPETITIVE SPORT AND THE PROMOTION OF O Brien, W. [Ireland] 15:15 IS-BN02-2 14:45 OP-SH11-1 TOP-LEVEL SPORT - GENESIS AND STATUS QUO 15:15 IS-SH03-2 Chair(s): MUSCLE-TENDON FUNCTION IN ELITE HIGH IMPROVING EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONING IN KINDER- Schulze, E. et al [Germany] UNDERSTANDING INTERACTIONS BETWEEN BIO- JUMPERS Bishop, D. [Australia] GARTEN CHILDREN – AN 8-WEEK INTERVENTION 15:00 OP-SH10-2 LOGICAL AND BEHAVIOURS FACTORS AND MOTOR Albracht, K. et al [Germany] Zemkova, E. [Slovakia] STUDY FROM TRACKSUIT TO TRENCH COAT: THE CHANG- COMPETENCE IN PORTUGUESE PRE-SCHOOLERS. 15:45 IS-BN02-3 14:45 OP-MI07-1 Birklbauer, J. et al [Austria] ING POSITION OF THE SWEDISH MALE ELITE SOCCER Vale, S. [Portugal] COACH BETWEEN THE 1960S AND THE 2010S. MUSCLE-TENDON FUNCTION DURING A DISSIPA- OCCUPATIONALLY SPECIFIC, OPERATIONALLY 15:00 OP-SH11-2 15:45 IS-SH03-3 TIVE TASK RELEVANT PHYSICAL FITNESS TESTS AND STAND- ACTIVE BREAK TO PROMOTE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN Svensson, R. [Sweden] EVALUATING INTERVENTIONS FOR CHILDREN’S Seynnes, O. [Norway] ARDS FOR US AIR FORCE EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE PRIMARY SCHOOL: EVALUATION OF PHYSICAL AND 15:15 OP-SH10-3 PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, MOTOR COMPETENCE AND DISPOSAL AIRMEN COGNITIVE FUNCTIONS AT BASELINE ‘ONE SIZE DOES NOT FIT ALL’: COMMONWEALTH ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OP-BN10 Baumgartner, N. et al [United States] Masini, A. et al [Italy] GAMES ASSOCIATIONS’ GOLD COAST 2018 TEAM Duncan, M. [United Kingdom] 15:00 OP-MI07-2 15:15 OP-SH11-3 DEVELOPMENT FROM A STAKEHOLDER PERSPECTIVE Club A SALIVA CORTISOL CONCENTRATIONS DURING A 10WEEK EXERCISE PROGRAM IN PRIMARY Hollander, W. [South Africa] MILITARY SURVIVAL TRAINING SCHOOL CHILDREN MODERATES COGNITIVE PER- 15:30 OP-SH10-4 Testing and training in swimming I Ojanen, T. et al [Finland] FORMANCE VIA CHANGES IN TESTOSTERONE: A SPORT FOR DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIETY: AN ANA- 15:15 OP-MI07-3 RANDOMIZED CONTROL TRIAL LYTICAL STUDY OF SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN THE Chair(s): Akko, D.P. et al [Germany] CONTEXT OF SPORT IN EGYPT VALID ASSESSMENT OF MILITARY FITNESS. AN AP- Fliess-Douer, O. [Israel] PLIED MOTOR TEST FOR COMPLEX TASK DEMANDS. 15:30 OP-SH11-4 Abdelkhalek, M. et al [Egypt] Elferink-Gemser, M. [Netherlands] Rohde, U. et al [Germany] EFFECT OF EXERCISE DURATION ON COGNITIVE 15:45 OP-SH10-5 14:45 OP-BN10-1 15:30 OP-MI07-4 FUNCTION IN ADOLESCENTS A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF TOO PROMINENT TO FAIL Cooper, S.B. et al [United Kingdom] IN TIMES OF NEYMAR THE EFFECT OF SWIMMING TRAINING IN SYNCHRO- THE EFFECT OF MILITARY TRAINING ON BODY COM- NIZED SWIMMERS ABILITIES POSITION AND BIOCHEMICAL MARKERS IN CZECH 15:45 OP-SH11-5 Schmidt, D. [Germany] LASKI, V. et al [Hungary] AIR FORCE PILOTS THE INFLUENCES OF CARDIORESPIRATORY FITNESS 16:00 OP-SH10-6 15:00 OP-BN10-2 GERYCH, D. et al [Czech Republic] LEVELS ON VISUOSPATIAL WORKING MEMORY IN DELINEATING TALENT TRANSFER USING AN EVALU- INDIVIDUALS WITH FAMILY HISTORY OF ALZHEIMER THE EFFECT OF MUSCLE FATIGUE ON SCAPULAR 15:45 OP-MI07-5 ATION MANAGEMENT THEORY DISEASE Cury, R. et al [Australia] KINEMATICS AND FUNCTIONALITY IN ADOLESCENT HIGH INTENSITY TREADMILL EXERCISE – REDUC- Chiu, Y.K. et al [Taiwan] SWIMMERS ING THE BREATH BY BREATH NOISE USING THE Ugur Ozyilmaz, U. et al [Turkey] INDEPENDENT BREATH ALGORITHM 16:00 OP-SH11-6 Francescato, M.P. et al [Italy] PHYSICAL FITNESS AND COGNITIVE FUNCTION IN InvitedAN AGEING POPULATION: RESULTS FROM A CROSS- & Ora 30 24th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Thursday, July 4, 2019 16:45 - 18:15

Thursday, July 4 IS-EX01-2 18:00 OP-PM22-6 OP-BN11 OP-BN12 THE IPC CLASSIFICATION CODE AND POSITION PHYSIOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF DIFFERENT SAIL- STAND ON THE SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES OF ATHLETE ING TECHNIQUES IN YOUNG ELITE WINDSURFERS South Hall 2A South Hall 2B 16:45 - 18:15 CLASSIFICATION Roberto, S. et al [Italy] Vanlandewijck, Y. [Belgium] Biomechanics: Running Neuromuscular fatigue I OP-PM21 IS-PM03 OP-PM22 Chair(s): Chair(s): South Hall 1B Salo, A. [Finland] Bogdanis, G. [Greece] Congress Hall South Hall 1A Nicol, C. [France] Angius, L. [United Kingdom] Gender The skin circulation as a target for 16:45 OP-BN11-1 16:45 OP-BN12-1 Respiration / Pulmonary lifestyle intervention and innovation in Chair(s): THE EFFECT OF STRENGTH TRAINING ON DISTANCE INDIVIDUAL ANALYSIS OF CENTRAL AND PERIPH- measurement Chair(s): RUNNING MECHANICS ERAL FATIGUE INTERACTIONS ACROSS DIFFERENT Tiidus, P. [Canada] Trowell, D. [Australia] MUSCLE GROUPS Oral Sheel,& B. [Canada] Invited Chair(s): Pfi ster, G. [Denmark] 17:00 OP-BN11-2 CHARTOGNE, M. et al [France] Cogo, A. [Italy] Cable, T. [United Kingdom] 16:45 OP-PM21-1 EFFECT OF RUNNING-INDUCED FATIGUE ON LOWER 17:00 OP-BN12-2 16:45 IS-PM03-1 16:45 OP-PM22-1 THE EFFECTS OF SEX DIFFERENCES ON THERMOREG- LIMB KINEMATICS AND KINETICS DURING A SIDE CRITICAL PERIPHERAL FATIGUE THRESHOLDS SYSTEMIC BUT NOT LOCAL REHYDRATION RESTORES ULATORY RESPONCES TO ICE SLURRY INGESTION THE CUTANEOUS CIRCULATION IN AGEING AND CUTTING MANOEUVRE IN MALES AND FEMALES AMONG DIFFERENT FORCE-VELOCITY CONDITIONS: DEHYDRATION-INDUCED ALTERATIONS IN LUNG DISEASE Iwata, R. et al [Japan] Oxendale, C.L. et al [United Kingdom] AN INDIVIDUAL-BASED APPROACH TO BETTER FUNCTION IN HEALTHY ADULTS UNDERSTAND THE FATIGUE ETIOLOGY Alexander, L. [United States] 17:00 OP-PM21-2 17:15 OP-BN11-3 Marshall, H. et al [United Kingdom] MOREL, B. et al [France] 17:15 IS-PM03-2 LOW FERRITIN STATUS AND HEPCIDIN RESPONSE TO IMPACT ACCELERATIONS IN RECREATIONAL RUN- 17:00 OP-PM22-2 EXERCISE IN FEMALE ATHLETES 17:15 OP-BN12-3 EXERCISE TRAINING AND MICROVASCULAR FUNC- NERS WITH AND WITHOUT A HISTORY OF INJURY. EFFECT OF EXPIRATORY LOADED BREATHING DUR- TION IN FEMALES Alfaro-Magallanes, V.M. et al [Spain] Burke, A. et al [Ireland] CHANGES IN MUSCLE MEMBRANE EXCITABILITY ING MODERATE EXERCISE ON INTERCOSTAL MUSCLE DURING FATIGUING CONTRACTIONS: GROWING Jones, H. [United Kingdom] 17:15 OP-PM21-3 17:30 OP-BN11-4 OXYGENATION EVIDENCE OF THE NEED OF A SEPARATE ANALYSIS OF 17:45 IS-PM03-3 Bretonneau, Q. et al [France] SEX DIFFERENCES IN MUSCLE FUNCTION AND MYO- EFFECTS OF SHORT AND LONG COMPRESSION THE FIRST AND SECOND M-WAVE PHASES CELLULAR RESPONSE TO A STRENUOUS MILITARY NEW INSIGHTS INTO STRUCTURAL AND FUNC- STOCKINGS ON IMPACT ACCELERATIONS DURING Rodriguez-Falces, J. et al [Spain] 17:15 OP-PM22-3 FIELD EXERCISE TIONAL ADAPTATION OF SKIN MICROVESSELS IN AN INTENSE RUN ON TREADMILL. BREATHING RESISTANCE IN AUTOMATED META- 17:30 OP-BN12-4 HUMANS Lander, E. et al [Norway] Gil-Calvo, M. et al [Spain] BOLIC SYSTEMS AND EFFECTS ON OXYGEN UPTAKE EFFECT OF MUSCLE-TENDON UNIT LENGTH ON DIF- Green, D. [Australia] 17:30 OP-PM21-4 17:45 OP-BN11-5 AND PULMONARY VENTILATION IN ELITE ATHLETES FERENCE IN NEUROMUSCULAR FATIGUE BETWEEN Rosdahl, H. et al [Sweden] DO ADOLESCENTS PERCEIVED PARENTAL SUPPORT MUSCLE MORPHOLOGY AND STRENGTH DETERMI- BOYS AND MEN ARE DIFFERENT BY GENDER TO PARTICIPATE IN NANTS OF ELITE SPRINT RUNNING PERFORMANCE IS-EX01 17:30 OP-PM22-4 PIPONNIER, E. et al [France] REGULAR SPORT? Miller, R. et al [United Kingdom] 17:45 OP-BN12-5 RESPIRATORY MUSCLE ENDURANCE IN ADULTS Lagoa, M.J. et al [Portugal] 18:00 OP-BN11-6 Panorama Hall WITH CYSTIC FIBROSIS MEASURED BY INSPIRATORY THE NEUROMUSCULAR FATIGUE INDUCED BY A RESISTIVE AND ISOCAPNIC HYPERPNEA TESTS DIFFERENCES IN HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL SIMULATED MIXED MARTIAL ART FIGHT ECSS-ACSM Exchange symposium: Gruet, M. et al [France] FORCE-VELOCITY-POWER PROFILE BETWEEN FE- Giboin, L.S. et al [Germany] MALES OF 100-M SPRINTERS AND 100-M HURDLES. Sport eligibility and classifi cation in the 17:45 OP-PM22-5 paralympic games Paradisis, G. et al [Greece] MODELLING THE SLOW COMPONENT: THE EFFECT Chair(s): OF STARTING VALUES ON THE RESULTING PARAM- Meeusen, R. [Belgium] ETER ESTIMATES Draper, S. [United Kingdom] IS-EX01-1 ECSS-ACSM EXCHANGE LECTURE: WHO IS ELIGIBLE FOR THE PARALYMPIC GAMES AND WHY ARE THERE SO MANY CLASSES? alThompson, W. [United States] ECSS Prague 2019 - Czech Republic, 3-6 July 31 Oral & Invited Presentations

IS-SP01 17:15 OP-BN13-3 17:45 OP-MI08-5 17:45 OP-BN14-5 18:00 OP-SH12-6 PACING RELIABILITY AND ACCURACY USING PAC- EFFECT OF A 12-WEEK MICT, HIIT OR HIIT + RT NOVEL TOOLS FOR THE RAPID ONLINE DATA AC- HARMONIOUS PASSION AND SELF-ORIENTED North Hall ING AIDS COMPARED TO SELF-PACED SWIMMING PROGRAM ON BODY COMPOSITION IN POST- QUISITION OF TMS CORTICOSPINAL EXCITABILITY PERFECTIONISM ARE RELATED TO WELL-BEING IN McGibbon, K.E. et al [Australia] MENOPAUSAL OVERWEIGHT/OBESE WOMEN AND Grey, M.J. et al [United Kingdom] ELITE TRAMPOLINISTS From ankle sprain to chronic ankle 17:30 OP-BN13-4 IMPLICATIONS FOR FAT OXIDATION RATE DURING 18:00 OP-BN14-6 Schiphof-Godart, L. et al [Netherlands] MODERATE-INTENSITY EXERCISE instability ...And how to avoid it - Spon- ESTIMATION OF GROUND REACTION FORCE UTILIZ- DUPUIT, M. [France] BRAIN REGIONS RELATED TO ANTICIPATION SKILL sored by Adidas [Clinical track] ING AN IMU PLACED ON DIFFERENT LOCATIONS OF FOR FEINT MOVEMENT IN SPORTS SETTING: AN OP-SH13 THE BODY DURING VERTICAL JUMPING 18:00 OP-MI08-6 FMRI STUDY Chair(s): McBride, J.M. et al [United States] THE EFFECT OF VITAMIN D SUPPLEMENTATION Kawata, Y. et al [Japan] Terrace 2B Gollhofer, A. [Germany] 17:45 OP-BN13-5 AND NORDIC WALKING TRAINING ON MUSCLE IS-SP01-1 STRENGTH AND POSTURAL CONTROL IN ELDERLY Ethical behaviour in sport DOES ACCELEROMETER MEASURE MUSCLE VIBRA- POPULATION OP-SH12 A “FATAL CAREER”: DEVELOPMENT OF CHRONIC TIONS? Mieszkowski, J. et al [Poland] Chair(s): ANKLE INSTABILITY IN SPORTS – THE BIOMECHANI- Trama, R. et al [France] Terrace 2A Elbe, A. [Germany] O CAL PERSPECTIVE OP-BN14 Gehring, D. [Germany] OP-MI08 Psychology: Motivation Anderson, E. [United Kingdom] IS-SP01-2 16:45 OP-SH13-1 Club H Chair(s): PREVENTION OF PRIMARY AND SECONDARY ANKLE Club E MATCH-FIXING AS THREAT TO SPORT SPRAINS – THE PHYSIOTHERAPEUTIC PERSPECTIVE Lemyre, P. [Norway] Mravec, L. [Czech Republic] Delahunt, E. [Ireland] Motor learning and motor control: Tal- Cobley, S. [Australia] Ageing I ent - Skills - Performance 17:00 OP-SH13-2 IS-SP01-3 16:45 OP-SH12-1 CHANGES IN PERFORMANCE RESULTS OF RUSSIAN Chair(s): CLINICAL ASPECTS OF ACUTE AND RECURRENT Chair(s): THE TEMPORAL ORDERING OF MOTIVATION AND FEMALE MIDDLE- AND LONG-DISTANCE RUNNERS ANKLE SPRAINS – THE ORTHOPAEDIC PERSPECTIVE Verdijk, L. [Netherlands] Duncan, M. [United Kingdom] SELF-CONTROL: CROSS-LAGGED EFFECTS MODELS BEFORE AND AFTER AN IMPLEMENTATION OF ATH- Lohrer, H. [Germany] Esser, K. [United States] Davids, K. [United Kingdom] Jordalen, G. et al [Norway] LETE BIOLOGICAL PASSPORT. Iljukov, S. [Finland] 16:45 OP-MI08-1 16:45 OP-BN14-1 17:00 OP-SH12-2 OP-BN13 17:15 OP-SH13-3 THE EFFECT OF TWO DIFFERENT FREQUENCIES AND NEURAL PROCESSES DETERMINING THE VISUO- THE PHYS-CAN STUDY “FINDING MY OWN MOTIVA- TYPES OF CONCURRENT STRENGTH AND AEROBIC MOTOR REACTION SPEED OF ELITE YOUTH TABLE TION” - A MIXED METHODS STUDY OF EXERCISE IS ANTI-DOPING A FAILURE? THE CASE OF PROFES- Club A TRAINING PROGRAMS ON PHYSICAL PERFOR- TENNIS ATHLETES AND BEHAVIOUR CHANGE SUPPORT DURING SIONAL CYCLING MANCE IN OLDER ADULTS Hülsdünker, T. et al [Germany] ONCOLOGICAL TREATMENT. Fabien, O. et al [Switzerland] Oreská, L. et al [Slovakia] Mazzoni, A.S. et al [Sweden] Sport technology I 17:00 OP-BN14-2 17:30 OP-SH13-4 17:00 OP-MI08-2 17:15 OP-SH12-3 Chair(s): INVESTIGATING THE ALTERED RESTING-STATE FUNC- USE OF ILLICIT DRUGS BY YOUTH ATHLETES THE ACUTE EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT MODES OF UNDERSTANDING SPORT COMMITMENT AMONG Oliveira, A. et al [Brazil] Hettinga, F. [United Kingdom] TIONAL CONNECTIVITY IN BASEBALL PLAYERS WITH SPRINT INTERVAL TRAINING IN OLDER ADULTS DIFFERENT SKILL LEVELS ADOLESCENT ATHLETES: THE ROLE OF A SELF- 17:45 OP-SH13-5 Madeleine, P. [Denmark] Yasar, Z. et al [United Kingdom] DETERMINATION PERSPECTIVE Chang, C.Y. et al [Taiwan] INACTION AS A FORM OF ACTION: THE BRITISH 16:45 OP-BN13-1 Berki, T. et al [Hungary] 17:15 OP-MI08-3 17:15 OP-BN14-3 GOVERNMENT RESPONSES TO THE CALL TO BAN HEAD IMPACT TELEMETRY IN NON-HELMETED 17:30 OP-SH12-4 INFLUENCE OF INERTIAL RESISTANCE LOW ROW SEEKING THE OPTIMAL TRAINING LOAD IN VARI- TACKLING IN SCHOOLS’ RUGBY COLLISION SPORTS: TOWARDS SETTING MINIMUM EXERCISE ON PHYSICAL ABILITIES AMONG OLDER ABILITY FOR LEARNING A BALANCE TASK. A RAND- DEFINING THE MOTIVATIONAL STRUCTURE OF White, A.J. [United Kingdom] REPORTING STANDARDS ADULT WOMEN OMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL HUNGARIAN MALE AND FEMALE ATHLETES IN TEAM Williams, E.M.P. et al [United Kingdom] Spudic, D. et al [Slovenia] BARBADO, D. et al [Spain] SPORTS WITH THE NEW H-SMS QUESTIONNAIRE Paic, R. et al [Hungary] 17:00 OP-BN13-2 17:30 OP-MI08-4 17:30 OP-BN14-4 IMPROVED NONLINEAR SPORTS PERFORMANCE 17:45 OP-SH12-5 EFFECTS OF SEATED ISOKINETIC ECCENTRIC TRAIN- CHANGES IN MOTOR SYNERGIES DURING LEARN- DUE TO ALTERNATIVE SHOE CLOSURE BASED ON ING AND DETRAINING ON MOBILITY, BALANCE, ING A DISCRETE TASK EXPERIENCING REDUCED PERFORMANCE DUE ADJUSTABLE TENSION LACING STRENGTH, MUSCLE SIZE AND ARCHITECTURE IN Caballero, C. et al [Spain] TO INJURY AND THE IMPLICATIONS FOR BASIC Pryhoda, M. et al [United States] OLDER ADULTS PSYCHOLOGICAL NEED SATISFACTION FOR YOUTH Kay, A.D. et al [United Kingdom] ELITE NORWEGIAN HANDBALL PLAYERS Invited Gjesdal,& S. et al [Norway] Ora 32 24th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Thursday, July 4, 2019 18:30 - 20:00

Thursday, July 4 OP-PM23 OP-PM24 OP-BN15 OP-BN16 South Hall 1A South Hall 1B South Hall 2A South Hall 2B 18:30 - 20:00 Cardiac function and cardiovascular Recovery from sports and exercise Biomechanics: Winter sports Motor unit function II diseases IS-PM04 Chair(s): Chair(s): Chair(s): Chair(s): Raschner, C. [Austria] Patricia, D. [Canada] Behm, D. [Canada] Congress Hall Pratali, L. [Italy] Meyer, T. [Germany] Lindinger, S. [Sweden] Zijdewind, I. [Netherlands] George, K. [United Kingdom] Exercise-induced muscle damage: 18:30 OP-PM24-1 18:30 OP-BN15-1 18:30 OP-BN16-1 What is it, how is it detected, and why 18:30 OP-PM23-1 RECOVERY EFFECT OF A LOWER LIMB COMPRESSIVE VALIDATION OF JUMP SIMULATION INPUT PA- A SINGLE SESSION OF NEUROMUSCULAR ELECTRI- is it induced? TOUR DE FRANCE CIRCUIT : EFFECTS ON CARDIAC GARMENT AFTER A TRAIL RUNNING COMPETITION RAMETERS FOR SLOPE STYLE AND BIG AIR: SNOW CALLY-EVOKED ISOMETRIC CONTRACTIONS GENER- Oral FUNCTION& IN WELL-TRAINED FEMALE CYCLISTS InvitedON BIOCHEMICAL MARKERS: A PRELIMINARY FRICTION AND AIR DRAG DURING IN-RUN ATES SUPERFICIAL ACTIVATION OF KNEE EXTENSOR Chair(s): Le Douairon Lahaye, S. [France] STUDY. Wolfsperger, F. et al [Norway] MUSCLES AND LOCALIZED ALTERATIONS Nosaka, K. [Australia] 18:45 OP-PM23-2 Aparicio, I. et al [Spain] 18:45 OP-BN15-2 Fouré, A. et al [France] 18:45 OP-PM24-2 18:45 OP-BN16-2 18:30 IS-PM04-1 THE RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF PHYSICAL FRAILTY ANKLE JOINT MOMENT-ANGLE RELATIONSHIP IN HISTOLOGICAL CHANGES IN MUSCLE FIBRES AND AND CARDIOVASCULAR FUNCTION AS EXERCISE- CRYOTHERAPY AS A RECOVERY TECHNIQUE DUR- THE FRONTAL PLANE DURING THE PUSH PHASE NEUROMUSCULAR- AND TEMPERATURE-DE- CONNECTIVE TISSUE AFTER ECCENTRIC EXERCISE: MODIFIABLE PREDICTORS OF FALLS IN HAEMODI- ING CONSECUTIVE DAYS OF SIMULATED TENNIS OF ELITE BOBSLEIGH PENDENT FACTORS INFLUENCING MUSCLE FORCE WHERE IS THE BORDER BETWEEN TOLERABLE DAM- ALYSIS PATIENTS MATCHES: COMPARISON OF WBC, CWI, PASSIVE Zedler, M. et al [Germany] POTENTIATION AFTER WARM-UPS WITH DIFFERENT AGE AND RHABDOMYOLYSIS? Zanotto, T. et al [United Kingdom] RECOVERY 19:00 OP-BN15-3 FORCE-VELOCITY CHARACTERISTICS Poignard, M. [France] Blazevich, A.J. et al [Australia] Raastad, T. [Norway] 19:00 OP-PM23-3 AERODYNAMICS SIMULATION FRAMEWORK FOR 19:00 OP-PM24-3 19:00 OP-BN16-3 19:00 IS-PM04-2 VENTILATORY EFFICIENCY IS A STRONGER PREDIC- SKI-JUMPING TAKE-OFF AND ITS APPLICATION TO NEURAL INHIBITION VERSUS DAMAGE EFFECTS: TOR OF MORTALITY THAN PEAK OXYGEN UPTAKE INTRA-INDIVIDUAL VARIABILITY IN SLEEP AND NOC- VARIOUS JUMPERS MUSCLE-SPECIFIC MODULATION OF MOTOR HOW CAN THEY BE DISTINGUISHED? AND BMI IN HEART FAILURE WITH REDUCED EJEC- TURNAL HEART RATE VARIABILITY OF ELITE FEMALE Kajimoto, H. et al [Japan] EVOKED POTENTIALS AND SPINAL REFLEXES OF SOCCER PLAYERS DURING AN INTERNATIONAL AGONIST AND ANTAGONIST MUSCLES DURING Nicol, C. [France] TION FRACTION (HFREF) 19:15 OP-BN15-4 Maiorana, A. et al [Australia] TOURNAMENT VOLUNTARY CONTRACTION 19:30 IS-PM04-3 Costa, J.A. et al [Portugal] SNOWBOARD GIANT SLALOM: 3D LOWER LIMB Saito, A. et al [Japan] 19:15 OP-PM23-4 JOINT KINEMATICS USING WEARABLE INERTIAL SYMPTOMS AND MARKERS OF MUSCLE DAMAGE: 19:15 OP-PM24-4 19:15 OP-BN16-4 WHAT CAUSES MUSCLE DAMAGE AND WHAT DE- GAIT PATTERN AND MUSCLE OXYGEN SATURATION SENSORS TERMINES THE MAGNITUDE OF MUSCLE DAMAGE? CHANGES ACT SYNERGISTICALLY TO IMPROVE EXER- THE STUDY OF DYNAMIC CHANGES IN FUNCTIONAL Fantozzi, S.. et al [Italy] ACUTE ADAPTATIONS IN SPINAL AND CORTICOSPI- STATE OF RUSSIAN NATIONAL TEAM ATHLETES AFTER NAL EXCITABILITY FOLLOWING VISUO-MOTOR SKILL Nosaka, K. [Australia] CISE TOLERANCE AFTER MULTIMODAL TRAINING IN 19:30 OP-BN15-5 PATIENTS WITH SYMPTOMATIC LOWER EXTREMITY TRANSFER TO EAST REGION LEARNING ARTERY DISEASE Zholinsky, A. et al [Russia] MECHANICAL DETERMINANTS OF FORWARD SKAT- Henry, M. et al [Belgium] Lanzi, S. et al [Switzerland] ING SPRINT AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP WITH OFF-ICE 19:30 OP-PM24-5 MUSCULAR CAPACITIES 19:30 OP-BN16-5 19:30 OP-PM23-5 PARTIAL-BODY CRYOTHERAPY AND COLD-WATER PEREZ, J. et al [France] EFFECT OF ANODAL TRANSCRANIAL DIRECT CUR- THE EFFECT OF HIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING IMMERSION AFTER MUSCLE-DAMAGE IN FEMALES: 19:45 OP-BN15-6 RENT STIMULATION ON VOLUNTARY ACTIVATION ON CARDIAC AUTONOMIC ACTIVITY AFTER 4 WEEKS A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL LEVELS AND MAXIMAL VOLUNTARY CONTRACTIONS OF SUPERVISED CARDIAC REHABILITATION, AND 6 Hohenauer, E. et al [Switzerland] MOTOR SKILLS SPECIFIC TO FIELD ALPINE SKI RACING IN THE QUADRICEPS MUSCLE MONTHS OF HOME-BASED EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGICAL DEMANDS Kristiansen, M. et al [Denmark] Bottollier, V. [France] Taylor, J.L. et al [Australia] 19:45 OP-BN16-6 19:45 OP-PM23-6 ENHANCED AVAILABILITY OF SEROTONIN EXAC- ENTRANCE AND EXIT EXERCISE STRESS TESTS IN ERBATES CENTRAL FATIGUE DURING MAXIMAL INPATIENT CARDIAC REHABILITATION: WHAT DO VOLUNTARY CONTRACTIONS THE NUMBERS TELL? Kavanagh, J.J. et al [Australia] al Birklbauer, A. et al [Austria] ECSS Prague 2019 - Czech Republic, 3-6 July 33 Oral & Invited Presentations

IS-BN03 DAMAGE-RELATED BIOMARKERS IN YOUNG AND 19:15 OP-PM46-4 OP-SH14 IS-SH04 OLDER ADULT MEN CHANGES IN P-WAVE AND PQ-INTERVAL OF THE North Hall Sellami, M. [Tunisia] ELECTROCARDIOGRAM IN MALE MIDDLE-LONG Terrace 2A Terrace 2B 19:15 OP-PM43-4 RUNNERS OVER A THREE-YEAR TRAINING PERIOD* Brain stimulation: An emerging phe- ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN NUTRITION AND BODY Nie, J. et al [Macau] Psychology: Health and wellbeing Motivation in physical education: A nomenon in sport and exercise COMPOSITION WITH CARDIOVASCULAR DIS- 19:30 OP-PM46-5 focus on teachers role through self- EASE RISK FACTORS AND PRO-INFLAMMATORY Chair(s): SKELETAL MUSCLE MICROVASCULAR BLOOD FLOW determination theory BIOMARKERS DURING A 6-MONTH MILITARY Chair(s): AND POSTPRANDIAL GLYCAEMIC RESPONSES TO A Knisel, E. [Germany] DEPLOYMENT Mauger, A. [United Kingdom] HIGH-GLUCOSE MIXED MEAL INGESTED 3 HOURS Brandstaetter, R. [Austria] Chair(s): Nykänen, T. et al [Finland] 18:30 IS-BN03-1 AFTER EXERCISE. 18:30 OP-SH14-1 Coteron, J. [Spain] 19:30 OP-PM43-5 Parker, L. et al [Australia] ENHANCING PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE WITH TRAN- THE ADAPTATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENT- 18:30 IS-SH04-1 SCRANIAL DIRECT CURRENT STIMULATION: STATE OF METABOLIC AND HORMONAL RESPONSES TO 19:45 OP-PM46-6 ATHLETES: A PERSPECTIVE FROM THE CONCEPT OF AUTONOMY-SUPPORTIVE TEACHERS IN PHYSICAL SHORT-TERM KETOGENIC DIET AND EXERCISE THE ART AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES. POST-EXERCISE MALONDIALDEHYDE ELEVATION MEANING EDUCATION. UNDERSTANDING DISPOSITIONAL Cho, W. et al [Korea, South] O Angius, L. [United Kingdom] AND EXERCISE INTENSITY ARE ASSOCIATED WITH YANG, C. et al [Taiwan] AND CONTEXTUAL DETERMINANTS. 19:00 IS-BN03-2 19:45 OP-PM43-6 TROPONIN ELEVATION: THE INDONESIAN NORTH 18:45 OP-SH14-2 Coteron, J. [Spain] COAST AND TOUR DE BOROBUDUR 2017 TRO- BRAIN STIMULATION: AN EMERGING PHENOM- THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DIETARY INTAKE, 19:00 IS-SH04-2 PONIN STUDY SUBCLINICAL DISORDERED EATING AND BODY DIS- ENON IN SPORT AND EXERCISE MEAL TIMING AND SLEEP IN ELITE AUSTRALIAN Azam, M. et al [Indonesia] SATISFACTION IN NORMAL WEIGHT CHILDREN - THE A MULTILEVEL APPROACH TO UNDERSTAND Hendy, A. [Australia] FOOTBALL PLAYERS ROLE OF SPORTS ACTIVITY STUDENTS’ MOTIVATION TAKING INTO ACCOUNT Condo, D. et al [Australia] 19:30 IS-BN03-3 Grimminger-Seidensticker, E. [Germany] TEACHERS’ ANTECEDENTS OP-SH15 Franco, E. [Spain] NEURODOPING: GAINING THE EDGE THROUGH 19:00 OP-SH14-3 OP-PM46 19:30 IS-SH04-3 NON-INVASIVE BRAIN STIMULATION Club H IMPACT OF THE TALENT DEVELOPMENT ENVIRON- Mauger, A. [United Kingdom] MENT ON THE WELLBEING AND BURNOUT OF IMPORTANCE AND FEASIBILITY PERCEIVED IN MO- Club E CARIBBEAN YOUTH TRACK AND FIELD ATHLETES TIVATIONAL STRATEGIES BY PHYSICAL EDUCATION Sociology: Children and gender OP-PM43 Thomas, C.E. et al [Australia] TEACHERS Cardiovascular physiology I Chair(s): 19:15 OP-SH14-4 Hess, C.M. [Brazil] Club A Chair(s): Diketmüller, R. [Austria] THE IMPACT OF THE MENSTRUAL CYCLE ON PER- Giardina, M. [Italy] Radmann, A. [Norway] FORMANCE: ELITE ATHLETES’ PERCEPTIONS Forrest, L.J. et al [United Kingdom] Nutrition: Supplements and dietary 18:30 OP-PM46-1 18:30 OP-SH15-1 regimens 19:30 OP-SH14-5 EFFECT OF SURGICAL REVASCULARISATION ON LEG TOO YOUNG FOR SPORT: AN ANALYSIS OF ORGAN- Chair(s): MUSCLE MICROVASCULAR PERFUSION IN PATIENTS IZED SPORT ACTIVITIES FOR YOUNG CHILDREN IN OPERATION OF SPORTS FACILITIES. IS THERE A NORWAY AND SWEDEN HEALTH-PROMOTION FUNCTION? 25 CASES FROM Morales-Álamo, D. [Spain] WITH PERIPHERAL ARTERIAL DISEASE Askew, C.D. et al [Australia] Solenes, O. et al [Norway] HUNGARY AND THE WORLD Breen, L. [United Kingdom] Gyömörei, T. et al [Hungary] 18:45 OP-PM46-2 18:45 OP-SH15-2 18:30 OP-PM43-1 THE INFLUENCE OF MATURATIONAL STATUS ON YOUNGER CHILDREN AND OLDER HORSES, EQUES- IS TAKING SULFORAPHANE EFFECTIVE FOR ECCEN- INTRA-CRANIAL VELOCITY AND NEUROVASCULAR TRIAN SPORT FOR PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN TRIC EXERCISE-INDUCED MUSCLE SORENESS AND COUPLING IN PRE AND POST-PUBERTAL BOYS Rosén, A. et al [Sweden] MUSCLE DAMAGE IN HUMANS? Talbot, J.S. et al [United Kingdom] Miura, I. et al [Japan] 19:00 OP-SH15-3 19:00 OP-PM46-3 18:45 OP-PM43-2 VALIDATION OF THREE WIDELY USED QUESTION- INVESTIGATING THE POTENTIAL FUNCTIONAL NAIRE ITEMS INTENDED TO ASSESS ACTIVE COM- MAKING WEIGHT COULD BE SAFE AND EFFECTIVE EFFECTS OF POLYMORPHISMS WITHIN THE PRO- MUTING AMONG ADOLESCENTS Cannataro, R. et al [Italy] TEOGLYCAN AND ANGIOGENESIS GENES IN A Malnes, L. et al [Norway] 19:00 OP-PM43-3 GENETIC SUSCEPTIBILITY MODEL FOR ACHILLES TENDINOPATHY TIME-RESTRICTED FEEDING, A ZEITGEBER FOR MUSCLE RESPONSE,Invited LIPID PROFILE, AND MUSCLE Rahim, M. et al [South Africa] & Ora 34 24th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Friday, July 5, 2019 08:00 - 09:30

Friday, July 5 08:15 OP-PM26-2 RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL 09:00 OP-PM29-5 09:00 OP-BN17-5 CARDIORRESPIRATORY RESPONSE COMPARISON Cox, E.R. et al [Australia] THE EFFECT OF MATCH STANDARD ON THE POST- PROGRESSIVE EXERCISE SERIES FOR PATIENTS WITH BETWEEN RESISTED AND ENDURANCE HIIT PRO- 08:30 OP-PM25-3 MATCH PERCEIVED EXERTION AND WELLNESS OF CHRONIC ANKLE INSTABILITY: A CASE CONTROL 08:00 - 09:30 TOCOLS. EXTRA SCHOOL BASED PHYSICAL EDUCATION PROFESSIONAL SOCCER REFEREES STUDY. Fernandez-Elias, V.E. et al [Spain] REDUCES RISK OF DEVELOPMENT OF METABOLIC Figueiredo, P. et al [Portugal] Bossard, D.S. [Ireland] SYNDROME IN 9-10 YEAR OLD CHILDREN IS-PM06 08:30 OP-PM26-3 09:15 OP-PM29-6 09:15 OP-BN17-6 THE EFFECT OF ISCHEMIC PRECONDITIONING ON Reihmane, D. et al [Latvia] RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN DIFFERENT LOWER EXTREMITY JOINT MOMENTS DURING THE CENTRAL MOTOR OUTPUT AND MUSCLE CONTRAC- ACUTE:CHRONIC WORK LOAD RATIO CALCULA- ACCELERATION PHASE OF BEND SPRINTING Congress Hall TILITY AFTER A REPEATED SPRINT EXERCISE OP-PM29 TIONS AND INJURIES IN ELITE SOCCER PLAYERS Judson, L.J. et al [United Kingdom] Krogh, M. et al [Denmark] Gualtieri, A. et al [Italy] The lungs during exercise: often over- 08:45 OP-PM26-4 South Hall 1B OP-MI09 looked, often misunderstood [Clinical OP-BN17 track] EFFECTS OF TRAINING INTENSITY ON THE VO2 AND Oral MUSCLE& DEOXYGENATION KINETICS InvitedTeam sports: Soccer South Hall 2B Chair(s): Reis, J.F. et al [Portugal] South Hall 2A Chair(s): Kippelen, P. [United Kingdom] 09:00 OP-PM26-5 Team sports I Minahan, C. [Australia] 08:00 IS-PM06-1 COMPARISON BETWEEN SKELETAL MUSCLE ADAP- Sports physiotherapy: Foot and ankle Meyer, T. [Germany] Chair(s): RESPIRATORY RESPONSES TO EXERCISE IN ATHLETES TATIONS TO FREE-RUNNING WHEEL AND HIGH- Chair(s): INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING 08:00 OP-PM29-1 Gabrys, T. [Czech Republic] WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY Eils, E. [Germany] Romer, L.M. [United Kingdom] Beleza, J. et al [Portugal] ANALYSIS OF GOAL SCORING OPPORTUNITIES Impellizzeri, F. [Australia] FROM ORGANIZED OFFENSIVE PATTERNS IN THE Flück, M. [Switzerland] 08:30 IS-PM06-2 09:15 OP-PM26-6 08:00 OP-MI09-1 FIFA WORLD CUP RUSSIA 2018 08:00 OP-BN17-1 PHYSICAL, PERCEPTUAL AND MENTAL DEMANDS OF SEX DIFFERENCES IN THE VENTILATORY RESPONSE FUNCTIONAL VS. RUNNING LOW-VOLUME HIIT: EF- MITROTASIOS, M. et al [Greece] EFFECT OF 12-WEEK EVERTOR AND INVERTOR BASKETBALL SMALL-SIDED GAMES: INFLUENCE OF TO EXERCISE FECTS ON VO2MAX AND MUSCULAR ENDURANCE 08:15 OP-PM29-2 STRENGTH TRAINING ON MEDIAL AND LATERAL TACTICAL TASKS AND TRAINING REGIMES Sheel, A.W. [Canada] Menz, V. et al [Austria] WORK RATE PATTERNS DURING THE 2010, 2014 AND INCLINED WALK Sansone, P. et al [Italy] 09:00 IS-PM06-3 OP-PM25 2018 FIFA WORLD CUP: EFFECT OF SUBSTITUTIONS Bavdek, R. et al [Slovenia] 08:15 OP-MI09-2 ASTHMA IN ELITE ATHLETES: CAUSES AND CON- AND EXTRA-TIME 08:15 OP-BN17-2 EXTERNAL LOAD BETWEEN PLAYING POSITIONS SEQUENCES Rago, V. [Portugal] EFFECT OF FOOTWEAR ON ANKLE PROPRIOCEPTION AND QUARTERS IN COMPETITIVE ELITE BASKETBALL Kippelen, P. [United Kingdom] South Hall 1A 08:30 OP-PM29-3 TESTED DURING LANDING IN PROFESSIONAL BAD- GARCIA, F. et al [Spain] Metabolic syndrome and diabetes II COMPARISON OF IN-SEASON EXTERNAL AND MINTON PLAYERS AND PARTICIPANTS WITHOUT 08:30 OP-MI09-3 OP-PM26 INTERNAL LOAD ACROSS A PROFESSIONAL JUNIOR SPECIFIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE IS LANDING IMPACT ASSESSED IN BIOMECHANICAL- Chair(s): SOCCER ACADEMY. Yu, R. et al [China] BASED LABORATORY TESTS FIT FOR PURPOSE? 08:30 OP-BN17-3 Panorama Hall Merkus, D. [Netherlands] JULIAN, R. et al [Germany] Moran, K. et al [Ireland] Rowlands, D. [New Zealand] 08:45 OP-PM29-4 CRITERIA-BASED RETURN TO SPORT DECISION- High intensity interval training 08:45 OP-MI09-4 LOCOMOTOR CHARACTERISTICS, INTERNAL LOAD MAKING FOLLOWING LATERAL ANKLE SPRAIN 08:00 OP-PM25-1 BIOMECHANICAL ANALYSIS OF DISTANCE CONTROL AND TECHNICAL ATTRIBUTES DURING BIOLOGICAL INJURY: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND NARRATIVE Chair(s): HEMODYNAMIC ABNORMALITIES AND CEREBRAL IN VOLLEYBALL OVERHEAD PASS VS. CHRONOLOGICAL AGE BANDED SMALL-SIDED SYNTHESIS. OXYGENATION DURING CONTEMPORARY MENTAL Laaksonen, M. [Sweden] GAMES IN ELITE YOUTH SOCCER PLAYERS Tassignon, B. et al [Belgium] Ozawa, Y. et al [Japan] MacDonald, M. [Canada] TASK AND METABOREFLEX ACTIVATION IN PATIENTS 09:00 OP-MI09-5 WITH METABOLIC SYNDROME Smith, J.A. et al [United Kingdom] 08:45 OP-BN17-4 08:00 OP-PM26-1 Crisafulli, A. et al [Italy] IS NEW PLANTAR FOOT INTRINSIC MUSCLE TRAIN- VALIDITY AND RELIABILITY OF THE FITLIGHT TRAINER SYSTEM IN ESTIMATING LINEAR SPRINT TIME EFFECTS OF SCHOOL-BASED HIGH-INTENSITY IN- 08:15 OP-PM25-2 ING MORE EFFECTIVE FOR THE MORPHOLOGY TERMITTENT EXERCISE ON HEART RATE VARIABILITY OF MEDIAL LONGITUDINAL ARCH AND MUSCLE Conte, D. et al [Lithuania] AND ARTERIAL COMPLIANCE EFFICACY OF COMBINED AEROBIC AND RESISTANCE STRENGTH? 09:15 OP-MI09-6 Ketelhut, S. et al [Germany] HIGH-INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING FOR IMPROV- Tsao, T.L. et al [Taiwan] ING CARDIORESPIRATORY FITNESS AND MUSCULAR AGE RELATED DIFFERENCES IN ANTHROPOMETRIC STRENGTH IN ADULTS WITH TYPE 2 DIABETES: A AND PERFORMANCE OF YOUNG FOOTBALL PLAYERS al Michaelides, M. et al [Cyprus] ECSS Prague 2019 - Czech Republic, 3-6 July 35 Oral & Invited Presentations

IS-BN04 08:30 OP-PM28-3 FEMALE SOCCER GAMES. 09:15 OP-BN18-6 NON-CLINICAL SETTING FOR PERSONS UNDERGO- ING CURATIVE ONCOLOGICAL TREATMENT EFFECTS OF “LIVING HIGH TRAINING LOW” ON Verrelst, R. [Belgium] CONTACT-FREE MEASUREMENT OF NOCTURNAL North Hall MUSCLE GLYCOGEN CONTENT: A DOUBLE-BLIND 09:15 OP-PM27-6 HEART RATE VARIABILITY BY BALLISTOCARDIOGRA- Henriksson, A. et al [Sweden] PLACEBO-CONTROLLED STUDY TRAINING LOAD CHARACTERISTICS IN THE CONTEXT PHY BASED EMFIT QS New insights on the control of voluntary Castiglia, M. [Brazil] OF INJURY AND ILLNESS RISK IDENTIFICATION IN Vesterinen, V. et al [Finland] IS-SH05 actions derived from motor unit record- 08:45 OP-PM28-4 ELITE YOUTH SKI RACING: A PROSPECTIVE STUDY ings CEREBRAL DEOXYGENATION DURING HYPOXIC Steidl-Müller, L. et al [Austria] OP-SH16 Terrace 2B EXERCISE AND POSSIBLE ASSOCIATION WITH ACUTE Chair(s): MOUNTAIN SICKNESS OP-BN18 Terrace 2A The role of sport history in the scientifi c Enoka, R. [United States] Manferdelli, G. et al [Italy] community - Aims, opportunities, chal- 08:00 IS-BN04-1 Club H Psychology: Physical activity promotion lenges OP-PM27 CHALLENGES ASSOCIATED WITH HIGH-DENSITY Chair(s): Chair(s): SURFACE EMG RECORDINGS Sports technology II tekin, m. [Turkey] Heck, S. [Luxembourg] O Enoka, R.M. [United States] Club E Chair(s): 08:30 IS-BN04-2 Schmitz, K. [United States] 08:00 IS-SH05-1 Abt, G. [United Kingdom] SPORT HISTORY IN THE UNITED STATES: STATUS, INFLUENCE OF RATE CODING ON THE CONTROL Sport injuries and orthopedics I 08:00 OP-SH16-1 FUTURE DIRECTION, AND INFLUENCE Wong, D. [China] PROMOTING PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AMONG OLDER OF MUSCLE FORCE DURING FAST CONTRACTIONS Chair(s): Duchateau, J. [Belgium] 08:00 OP-BN18-1 ADULTS LIVING IN RURAL AREAS: ASSESSING Gems, G. [United States] Skorski, S. [Germany] 09:00 IS-BN04-3 DEVELOPMENT OF AN AUTOMATIC ALPINE SKIING EXPERIENCES OF AND BARRIERS FACED USING 08:30 IS-SH05-2 Mukherjee, S. [Singapore] TURN DETECTION ALGORITHM BASED ON A SIMPLE ACTIVITY TRACKERS SPORT HISTORY IN EUROPE: DISPENSABLE OR ES- CONSEQUENCES OF CHANGES IN MOTOR UNIT SENSOR SETUP Chang, C.H. et al [Taiwan] SENTIAL FOR THE PE TEACHER EDUCATION? DISCHARGE CHARACTERISTICS AFTER SPINAL 08:00 OP-PM27-1 CORD INJURY INJURIES IN NATIONAL TEAM DUTY: A 2-YEAR PRO- Martinez, A. et al [Austria] 08:15 OP-SH16-2 Heck, S. [Germany] Zijdewind, I. [Netherlands] SPECTIVE FOLLOW-UP OF INJURIES OCCURRING IN 08:15 OP-BN18-2 WILL THE USE OF FITNESS TRACKER IMPROVE OLDER 09:00 IS-SH05-3 NATIONAL TEAM FOOTBALL PLAYERS DURING THE COMPARISON OF WEARABLE GPS DEVICES FOR ADULTS’ SUBJECTIVE ASSESSMENT OF PHYSICAL THE ROLE OF SPORT HISTORY IN GENDER STUDIES OP-PM28 OFFICIAL FIFA CALENDAR DISTANCE AND SPEED ESTIMATION ACROSS DIF- ACTIVITY? Pfi ster, G. [Denmark] Brito, J. et al [Portugal] FERENT MOTION PATHS Chow, H.W. et al [Taiwan] Club A 08:15 OP-PM27-2 Raizaday, S. et al [India] 08:30 OP-SH16-3 SEASON TO SEASON CHANGES IN INJURY BURDEN 08:30 OP-BN18-3 THE EFFECTS OF THE CAMPUS WALKING TRAIL APP Friday, July 5 Hypoxia I ARE RELATED TO CHANGES IN TEAM PERFORMANCE COMPARISON OF THE WEARABLE TECHNOLOGY ON PSYCHOLOGICAL WELLBEING AND PHYSICAL IN ELITE AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL AND MEMS FOR MEASURING VERTICAL JUMP ACTIVITY LEVEL OF THE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS Chair(s): Hoffman, D. et al [Australia] PERFORMANCE Leung, E.F.L. et al [Hong Kong] 09:45 - 11:15 Pratali, L. [Italy] 08:30 OP-PM27-3 Gumus, H. et al [Turkey] 08:45 OP-SH16-4 Mello, M. [Brazil] CHANGES IN GLENOHUMERAL JOINT ISOKINETIC 08:45 OP-BN18-4 IN SEARCH OF KEY ATTRIBUTES OF PEER LEADERS IS-MI04 08:00 OP-PM28-1 STRENGTH IN PROFESSIONAL RUGBY LEAGUE PLAY- NOVEL DEVICES CAN MEASURE JUMP-AND-REACH FOR THE PROMOTION OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN ERS ACROSS A SEASON PERFORMANCE WITHOUT THE NEED FOR A REACH OLDER ADULTS AEROBIC AND ANAEROBIC PERTURBATIONS Haines, M. [United Kingdom] Kritz, M. et al [Australia] Congress Hall INDUCED BY ACUTE NORMOBARIC HYPOXIA TARGET EXPOSURE IN TRAINED CYCLISTS 08:45 OP-PM27-4 Brooks, E.R. et al [Australia] 09:00 OP-SH16-5 Individualization and optimization of Sousa, A. et al [Portugal] THE EFFECT OF SHOE CUSHIONING ON INJURY 09:00 OP-BN18-5 DISTINCTION BETWEEN RESPONDERS AND NON- exercise training prescription [Clinical 08:15 OP-PM28-2 RISK IN RECREATIONAL RUNNERS: DOES BODY PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS USING WEARABLE AC- RESPONDERS IN ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING track] MASS MATTER? DEPENDENT ON INTERVENTION-RELATED MOTOR SLEEP AT HIGH ALTITUDE AND THE INFLUENCE ON CELERATION SENSOR AT YOUTH ELITE SOCCER Malisoux, L. [Luxembourg] PLAYERS IN JAPAN. AND COGNITIVE SKILLS Chair(s): STRESS AND RECOVERY Bezold, J. et al [Germany] Schäfer, H. et al [Germany] 09:00 OP-PM27-5 Magome, T. et al [Japan] Karsten, B. [Luxembourg] TIME TO CONCENTRATE? CONCENTRATION DIS- 09:15 OP-SH16-6 09:45 IS-MI04-1 RUPTION AS A CONTRIBUTING FACTOR TO THE THE PHYS-CAN STUDY: MEANINGFUL AND CHAL- MONITORING AND OPTIMIZING TRAINING PRE- InvitedOCCURRENCE OF ACUTE INJURIES DURING ELITE LENGING& - SUPERVISING PHYSICAL EXERCISE IN A OrSCRIPTION IN CYCLING AND THE DEVELOPMENTa 36 24th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Friday, July 5, 2019 09:45 - 11:15

OF A FATIGUE INDEX. 10:45 OP-PM30-5 ENTARY FEMALE ADULTS COMPETITIVE MATCH-PLAY IN YOUTH MALE SOC- OP-BN20 CER PLAYERS? Lamberts, R.P. [South Africa] CHANGES IN QT INTERVAL AND T-WAVE OF THE WEN, H.J. et al [Taiwan] 10:15 IS-MI04-2 ELECTROCARDIOGRAM IN MALE MIDDLE-LONG De Ste Croix, M. et al [United Kingdom] South Hall 2B ACUTE AND CHRONIC RESPONSES TO INDIVIDUAL- RUNNERS OVER A THREE-YEAR TRAINING PERIOD* OP-PM32 IZED TRAINING PRESCRIPTIONS Shi, Q. et al [Macau] OP-BN19 Training and testing in swimming II Hopker, J. [United Kingdom] South Hall 1B Chair(s): 10:45 IS-MI04-3 OP-PM31 South Hall 2A Fliess-Douer, O. [Israel] OPTIMISING HIGH-INTENSITY AEROBIC TRAINING Muscle damage and repair II South Hall 1A Motor learning and motor control: Cobley, S. [Australia] SESSIONS AND MONTHLY TRAINING ORGANISA- Chair(s): TION IN ENDURANCE ATHLETES Coordination 09:45 OP-BN20-1 Obesity Bogdanis, G. [Greece] Ronnestad, B.R. [Norway] Chair(s): DOES ALTITUDE TRAINING ENHANCE SPRINT- Damico, A. [United States] Chair(s): Vanlandewijck, Y. [Belgium] SWIMMING PERFORMANCE? OP-PM30 09:45 OP-PM32-1 Winther, A.K. et al [Norway] Oral Wagenmakers,& A. [United Kingdom] InvitedKrug, J. [Germany] EXERCISE-INDUCED MUSCLE DAMAGE THROUGH- 10:00 OP-BN20-2 Pilz-Burstein, R. [Israel] OUT THE MENSTRUAL CYCLE 09:45 OP-BN19-1 Panorama Hall CRITICAL VELOCITY RELATIONSHIP WITH PHYSI- 09:45 OP-PM31-1 Romero-Parra, N. et al [Spain] ANALYSIS OF INTERFERENCE BETWEEN PLAYERS OLOGICAL PARAMETERS ASSESSED THROUGH Cardiovascular physiology PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND SEDENTARY BEHAVIOR 10:00 OP-PM32-2 DURING FACE-TO-FACE COOPERATIVE BALL- TETHERED SWIMMING INTERCEPTION TASK LEVELS BETWEEN HIGH-INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAIN- SKELETAL MUSCLE TROPONIN RELEASE AFTER Espada, M.C. et al [Portugal] Chair(s): FAURE, C. et al [France] ING AND MODERATE-INTENSITY CONTINUOUS WHOLE-BODY ECCENTRIC EXERCISES RESULTING IN 10:15 OP-BN20-3 Laaksonen, M. [Sweden] TRAINING EXERCISE INTERVENTIONS IN PREVIOUSLY LARGE INCREASES IN PLASMA CK ACTIVITY 10:00 OP-BN19-2 INACTIVE, OVERWEIGHT ADULTS EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT IN-WATER AND DRY-LAND Thompson, W. [United States] Chen, T.C. et al [Taiwan] MOTOR COMPETENCES PREDICT CHANGES IN Taylor, K. et al [United States] RECOVERY STRATEGIES ON REPEATED 100M FREE- 09:45 OP-PM30-1 10:15 OP-PM32-3 NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL INDICES OF WORKING STYLE PERFORMANCE, PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES 10:00 OP-PM31-2 MEMORY MAINTENANCE AND PERCEPTUAL STATUS OF COMPETITIVE ADO- CARDIOVASCULAR DRIFT AND LEFT VENTRICULAR CONTRALATERAL EFFECTS OF ECCENTRIC TRAINING Ludyga, S. et al [Switzerland] PERFORMANCE DURING PROLONGED EXERCISE AT THE LONG-TERM EFFICACY OF NORDIC WALKING ON NEUROMUSCULAR FUNCTION OF THE ELBOW LESCENT SWIMMERS. MODERATE INTENSITY VERSUS WALKING EXERCISE FOR OVERWEIGHT FLEXORS DURING FOUR WEEKS OF IMMOBILISATION 10:15 OP-BN19-3 Taylor, D. [United Kingdom] TREATMENT Laginestra, F.G. et al [Italy] VALDES, O. et al [Chile] ACUTE EFFECTS OF PHYSICAL AND MENTAL FATIGUE 10:30 OP-BN20-4 Muollo, V. et al [Italy] 10:00 OP-PM30-2 10:30 OP-PM32-4 ON POSTURAL SWAY AND CORTICAL ACTIVITY IN A METHOD OF DETERMINING DRAG COEFFICIENTS 10:15 OP-PM31-3 HEALTHY YOUNG ADULTS OF SWIMMERS DURING FRONT CRAWL SWIMMING DIFFERENCES BETWEEN RIGHT AND LEFT VEN- EFFECT OF MUSCLE LENGTHS DURING ECCENTRIC Gebel, A. et al [Germany] TRICULAR STROKE VOLUMES AFTER CHANGES IN EFFECT OF AN 8-WEEK FREE PRE-PREPARED LOW- CONTRACTIONS ON DAMAGE AND THE REPEATED TO ASSESS ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH TORSO SHAPE BODY POSITION - INFLUENCES FROM BREATHING CARBOHYDRATE DIET AND PRESCRIBED EXERCISE BOUT EFFECT OF THE RECTUS FEMORIS 10:30 OP-BN19-4 Papic, C. et al [Australia] ON FITNESS, BODY COMPOSITION, AND BLOOD MANEUVERS Ema, R. et al [Japan] DOES A RELATIONSHIP EXIST BETWEEN CORE EN- 10:45 OP-BN20-5 LIPID PROFILE IN OVERWEIGHT AND OBESE INDI- Hoffmann, U. et al [Germany] DURANCE AND STATIC BALANCE SCORES IN ADULT VIDUALS. 10:45 OP-PM32-5 AGE-RELATED PERFORMANCE DETERMINANTS OF FEMALE COLLEGE WOMEN? 10:15 OP-PM30-3 Polman, R. et al [Australia] RUNNERS WITH REDUCED PACE EXHIBIT A SHORT YOUNG SWIMMERS. Seger, D. et al [United States] Seffrin, A. et al [Brazil] AGE EFFECTS ON THE DEFLECTION OF THE HEART 10:30 OP-PM31-4 STRIDE LENGTH AND HIGH MUSCLE DAMAGE RATE PERFORMANCE CURVE IN MAXIMAL INCRE- VALUES OF AT THE END OF A MARATHON 10:45 OP-BN19-5 11:00 OP-BN20-6 CHANGES IN BODY COMPOSITION DUE TO TWO MENTAL CYCLE ERGOMETER EXERCISE IN A LARGE ISHIKURA, K. et al [Japan] POSTURAL CONTROL, INTER-MUSCLE COORDINA- DIFFERENT TYPE OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN OBESE OXYGEN UPTAKE KINETICS DURING MODERATE- COHORT OF HEALTHY SUBJECTS TION AND MUSCLE ACTIVITY DURING HANDSTAND AND/OR HYPERTENSIVE ADOLESCENTS: PRELIMI- 11:00 OP-PM32-6 INTENSITY FRONT CRAWL AND BREASTSTROKE Birnbaumer, P. et al [Austria] IN YOUNG AND ADULT GYMNASTS NARY RESULTS OF A PROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY SWIMMING DOES MATURATION INFLUENCE NEUROMUSCULAR Mieszkowski, J. et al [Poland] 10:30 OP-PM30-4 Abate Daga, F. [Italy] PERFORMANCE AND MUSCLE DAMAGE AFTER Lomax, M. [United Kingdom] 11:00 OP-BN19-6 INCREASED LEVELS OF PLASMA ENDOTHELIN-1 10:45 OP-PM31-5 (ET-1) IN RESPONSE TO ACUTE EXTREME PHYSICAL SOLEUS MUSCLE MOTOR CONTROL MAY BE EFFECTS OF 12-WEEK SUPERVISED AND FOLLOW-UP BUT NOT TO MENTAL STRESS WITH PRESERVED LEFT MODULATED AT SPINAL BUT NOT IN CORTICAL WITH 12-WEEK SELF-REGULATED MIIT ON BODY VENTRICULAR FUNCTION IN MALE HUNGARIAN LEVEL DURING ANTERIOR AND POSTERIOR BALANCE COMPOSITION AND ADHERENCE IN OBESE SED- ATHLETES PERTURBATIONS. alLigetvári, R. et al [Hungary] Poikolainen, J. et al [Finland] ECSS Prague 2019 - Czech Republic, 3-6 July 37 Oral & Invited Presentations

IS-BN05 10:15 OP-BN21-3 10:30 OP-PM33-4 MTORC1 INHIBITION IN AGING RATS Friday, July 5 INTRA-LIMB COORDINATION AND COORDINATION CAPACITY OF CARE HOME RESIDENTS TO PERFORM Wen, L. et al [China] North Hall VARIABLITY OF SEMI-PROFESSIONAL SOCCER PLAY- FUNCTIONAL ABILITY TESTS ERS DURING AN ACCELERATION SPRINT RUN Bampouras, T. et al [United Kingdom] IS-SH06 11:30 - 12:45 Hamstring strain injuries: Prevention, WDOWSKI, M. et al [United Kingdom] 10:45 OP-PM33-5 rehabilitation and prediction. Lessons 10:30 OP-BN21-4 INFLUENCE OF SPEED DIFFERENCE IN CHAIR SIT- Terrace 2B PL-PS03 from moneyball [Clinical track] THE ANKLE POSITION AFFECTS THE HAMSTRING TO-STAND EXERCISE ON HEART RATE AND BLOOD ACTIVATION DURING THE NORDIC EXERCISE PRESSURE RESPONSES IN THE ELDERLY Sustainable sport tourism - Challenges Chair(s): PERFORMANCE Shima, N. et al [Japan] for the future Congress Hall Timmins, R. [Australia] Radaelli, R. et al [Brazil] Chair(s): Sport and brain injuries - A red fl ag for 09:45 IS-BN05-1 10:45 OP-BN21-5 OP-PM34 Hedenborg, S. [Sweden] sport? HAMSTRING STRAIN INJURY PREVENTION/IN- DO CUSTOM FOOT ORTHOSES MODIFY THE BIOME- TERVENTION: HOW TO MAKE SENSE OF ALL THE CHANICAL MANIFESTATION OF FATIGUE DURING Club H 09:45 IS-SH06-1 Chair(s): O CONFLICTING VIEWS AND WHY CANT WE ALL GET REPEATED TREADMILL SPRINTS? THE CANADIAN BIRKEBEINER SKI FESTIVAL AND Hedenborg, S. [Sweden] ALONG? Girard, O. et al [Australia] Molecular biology and biochemistry: SUSTAINABLE HERITAGE SPORT TOURISM Timmins, R. [Australia] 11:30 PL-PS03-1 11:00 OP-BN21-6 Muscle - Infl ammation - Mitochondria Reichwein, P. [Canada] CHRONIC TRAUMATIC ENCEPHALOPATHY IN TOP 10:15 IS-BN05-2 CHANGES IN CONTACT AND FLIGHT TIMES WITH 10:15 IS-SH06-2 Chair(s): ATHLETES ACUTE HAMSTRING INJURIES: AN EVIDENCE-BASED INCREASED SPEED DURING OVERGROUND AND SEARCHING FOR THE PERFECT RIDE. A TENTATIVE McKee, A. [Australia] ON DIAGNOSIS, PROGNOSIS, REHABILITATION AND TREADMILL RACE WALKING Tiidus, P. [Canada] STUDY OF HORSE TOURISM ON INTERNET 12:10 PL-PS03-2 RETURN TO SPORTS Hanley, B. et al [United Kingdom] Atherton, P. [United Kingdom] Hedenborg, S. [Sweden] Wangensteen, A. [Norway] SCHOOL’S RUGBY AS INSTITUTIONAL CHILD ABUSE 09:45 OP-PM34-1 10:45 IS-SH06-3 10:45 IS-BN05-3 Anderson, E. [United Kingdom] OP-PM33 CHARACTERISTICS OF RIBOSOMAL ACCUMULATION SPORT AN NATURE-BASED TOURISM IN NORWAY: PREDICTING HAMSTRING STRAIN INJURIES: IS IT DURING SHORT-TERM RESISTANCE TRAINING WITH SPORT/FRILUFTSLIV, TOURISM AND (MEDIATED) POSSIBLE AND IS IT PRACTICAL? Club E VARIABLE TRAINING VOLUME AND THE EFFECT OF NATURE Ruddy, J. [Australia] SHORT-TERM DE-TRAINING Radmann, A. [Norway] Healthy and fi tness: Ageing II Hammarström, D. et al [Norway] OP-BN21 10:00 OP-PM34-2 Chair(s): THE EFFECT OF AN ANTI-INFLAMMATORY TREAT- Club A Buckley, J. [Australia] MENT ON SKELETAL MUSCLE REGENERATION IN A Berntsen, S. [Norway] CARDIOTOXIN-INDUCED INJURY MODEL Gait II 09:45 OP-PM33-1 dalle, s. [Belgium] 10:15 OP-PM34-3 Chair(s): LONGEVITY AND CAUSES OF DEATH IN FORMER US OLYMPIANS DISRUPTION OF MUSCLE STEM CELLS NICHE AFTER Gehring, D. [Germany] Antero, J. et al [France] ACUTE RADIATION EXPOSURE DURING MUSCLE Zernicke, R. [United States] 10:00 OP-PM33-2 DEVELOPMENT Collao, N. [Canada] 09:45 OP-BN21-1 IMMUNOMODULATORY EFFECTS OF REGULAR IMMEDIATE GAIT ADAPTATION FROM WALKING ON EXERCISE TRAINING IN YOUNG AND OLDER ADULTS 10:30 OP-PM34-4 A TREADMILL TO WALKING ON A TREADMILL IN A Papp, G. et al [Hungary] EFFECT OF EXTREME EXERCISE ON SKELETAL MUSCLE FULLY IMMERSIVE VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENT 10:15 OP-PM33-3 MITOCHONDRIAL FUNCTION IN YOUNGER AND Bovim, L.P. et al [Norway] OLDER MEN EFFECT OF AEROBIC EXERCISE AND PM2.5 ON LUNG Sahl, R.E. et al [Denmark] 10:00 OP-BN21-2 PULMONARY FUNCTION AND INFLAMMATION IN LATERALITY OF FEMALE BREAST MOTION IN TREAD- AGED RATS 10:45 OP-PM34-5 MILL RUNNING ZHAO, J. et al [China] AEROBIC EXERCISE AND CALORIES RESTRICTION Hassmann,Invited M. et al [Austria] PROMOTE SKELETAL MUSCLAR MITOPHAGY WITH & Ora 38 24th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Friday, July 5, 2019 14:45 - 16:15

THE POST-SEASON TRANSITIONAL PERIOD IN WELL- SPECIFIC PSYCHOMOTOR PERFORMANCE? 15:45 OP-PM37-5 OP-MI10 Friday, July 5 TRAINED CYCLISTS? Van Cutsem, J. et al [Belgium] CHARACTERIZING THE PLASMA METABOLOME BYRKJEDAL, P.T. et al [Norway] 15:30 OP-PM36-4 DURING AND FOLLOWING A MAXIMAL EXERCISE South Hall 2B 14:45 - 16:15 15:00 OP-PM35-2 QUININE INGESTION DURING THE LATTER STAGES CYCLING TEST CURRENT METHODS TO INDIVIDUALISE EXERCISE OF A 3 KM TT FAILS TO IMPROVE CYCLING PER- Fairchild, T.J. et al [Australia] Strength and power I INTENSITY ARE INAPPROPRIATE FOR EXHAUSTIVE FORMANCE 16:00 OP-PM37-6 IS-PM07 INTERVAL TRAINING Chair(s): Etxebarria, N. et al [Australia] DISSOCIATION BETWEEN PERCEPTION OF EFFORT Bossi, A.H. et al [United Kingdom] 15:45 OP-PM36-5 AND MUSCLE PAIN DURING CYCLING EXERCISE Zemkova, E. [Slovakia] Congress Hall 15:15 OP-PM35-3 ENHANCEMENT OF EXERCISE PERFORMANCE BY Clos, P. et al [France] Kay, A. [United Kingdom] Looking inside-out into ageing skeletal EFFECTIVITY OF HIGH INTENSITY HIGH VOLUME 48 HOURS, AND 15-DAY SUPPLEMENTATION WITH 14:45 OP-MI10-1 TRAINING (HIHVT) VS CONTINUOUS TRAINING (CT) ? MANGIFERIN AND LUTEOLIN IN MEN muscle: Hormones, systemic infl amma- OP-MI11 PREDICTIVE VALIDITY OF LOAD-VELOCITY MODELS Wittke, T.C. et al [Germany] Gelabert-Rebato, M. et al [Spain] tory environmentand the extracellular TO DETERMINE THE ONE-REPETITION MAXIMUM IN TRAINED POWERLIFTERS Oralmatrix 15:30& OP-PM35-4 InvitedSouth Hall 2A PHYSIOLOGICAL PROFILE OF 4-MIN AND 8-MIN OP-PM37 Mitter, B. et al [Austria] Chair(s): SELF-PACED CYCLING INTERVALS: INFLUENCE OF Cycling 15:00 OP-MI10-2 Wessner, B. [Austria] WORK-TO-REST MANIPULATION South Hall 1B Chair(s): DIFFERENCES IN THE LOAD-VELOCITY PROFILES 14:45 IS-PM07-1 de Lucas, R.D. et al [Brazil] AMONG THREE UPPER-BODY PRESSING EXERCISES 15:45 OP-PM35-5 Fatigue Lamberts, R. [South Africa] HORMONES AND EXERCISE-INDUCED MUSCLE Suzovic, D. et al [Serbia] Dufour, S. [France] HYPERTROPHY ACROSS AGE PUTTING MORE HIT IN HIIT: ECCENTRIC CYCLING Chair(s): 15:15 OP-MI10-3 DURING THE RECOVERY PHASE 14:45 OP-MI11-1 Atherton, P.J. [United Kingdom] Lepers, R. [France] CHANGES IN NUMBER OF REPETITIONS AND HEART 15:15 IS-PM07-2 Harrison, A.J. et al [Australia] EFFECT OF POSTURE ON DIFFERENT INDEXES USED RATE AND HEART RATE RECOVERY RATE ACCORD- Angius, L. [United Kingdom] TO ASSESS THE AERODYNAMIC DRAG FORCES ACT- ING TO REST TIME BEWTEEN SETS ON 20RM BENCH THE SYSTEMIC INFLAMMATORY ENVIRONMENT 14:45 OP-PM37-1 ING ON RECREATIONAL ROAD CYCLISTS PRESS EXERCISE. OF SKELETAL MUSCLE IN OLD AGE - INFLUENCE OF OP-PM36 Polanco, A. et al [Colombia] PHYSICAL ACTIVITY DETERMINANTS OF TASK AND CONTRACTILE Yoon, C. et al [Korea, South] Kadi, F. [Sweden] South Hall 1A FAILURES DURING THE REPETITION OF SUSTAINED 15:00 OP-MI11-2 15:30 OP-MI10-4 SUBMAXIMAL ISOMETRIC CONTRACTIONS 15:45 IS-PM07-3 CONCURRENT VALIDITY OF DEAD CENTER IDEN- DIURNAL AND DAY-TO-DAY VARIATIONS IN ISO- Nutrition: Ergogenic aids II Hureau, T.J. et al [France] TIFICATION DURING PEDALING MOTION BASED METRIC AND ISOKINETIC LEG AND ARM STRENGTH INTRAMUSCULAR CONNECTIVE TISSUE - A NOVEL 15:00 OP-PM37-2 ON INERTIAL MEASUREMENT UNITS PLACED ON Knaier, R. et al [Switzerland] PLAYER IN MAINTAINING MUSCLE MASS AND Chair(s): LOWER LIMBS. FUNCTION? ALTERATIONS OF MUSCLE RECRUITMENT STRATE- 15:45 OP-MI10-5 Roelands, B. [Belgium] GIES AT THE SINGLE MOTOR UNIT LEVEL IN THE CORDILLET, S. et al [France] Wessner, B. [Austria] MENTAL FATIGUE ALTERS WEIGHT PERCEPTION FATIGUED AND DAMAGED STATE FOLLOWING Brandstaetter, R. [Austria] 15:15 OP-MI11-3 AND INCREASES RPE DURING RESISTANCE TRAIN- ECCENTRIC EXERCISE 14:45 OP-PM36-1 SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION OF A MATHEMATICAL ING SESSIONS OP-PM35 Piasecki, M. et al [United Kingdom] A MODERATE CAFFEINE DOSE INCREASES STRENGTH MODEL TO PREDICT CYCLING POWER AS PART OF Staiano, W. et al [Spain] 15:15 OP-PM37-3 A PACING CONTROL SYSTEM Panorama Hall PERFORMANCE IN RESISTANCE-TRAINED FEMALES 16:00 OP-MI10-6 NEUROMUSCULAR FATIGUE IN ELBOW FLEXORS Mayerhofer, P. et al [Canada] Risvang, L. et al [United Kingdom] ACUTE CHANGES IN HEART RATE VARIABILITY AFTER VS. KNEE EXTENSORS AFTER ARM-CRANKING AND 15:00 OP-PM36-2 15:30 OP-MI11-4 RESISTANCE TRAINING SESSIONS DIFFERING IN SET Interval training CYCLING EXERCISES RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY OF THE 3-MINUTES ALL- CONFIGURATION ACUTE PRE-EXERCISE CARNOSINE/ANSERINE Colosio, M. et al [Italy] Chair(s): SUPPLEMENTATION IMPROVES HUMAN MAXIMAL OUT TEST IN FLAT-WATER KAYAKERS Rúa-Alonso, M. et al [Spain] Bishop, D. [Australia] ISOMETRIC MUSCLE FORCE AND CYCLING POWER 15:30 OP-PM37-4 Pilotto, A.M. et al [Italy] Westerblad, H. [Sweden] IN AN UNFATIGUED STATE THE EFFECT OF TRANSCRANIAL DIRECT CURRENT 15:45 OP-MI11-5 STIMULATION ON CYCLING PERFORMANCE AND de Jager, S. et al [Belgium] EFFECTS OF PARAMETER DEFINITION FOR PER- 14:45 OP-PM35-1 THE MODULATION OF EXERCISE-INDUCED PAIN. 15:15 OP-PM36-3 FORMANCE PREDICTION DURING 4-KM CYCLING CAN THE ADDITION OF SPRINT INTERVALS TO Judge, M. et al [United Kingdom] TIME TRIALS TRADITIONAL LOW-INTENSITY TRAINING MAINTAIN DOES PHOSPHOCREATINE PLAY A ROLE IN THE alAEROBIC CAPACITY AND PERFORMANCE DURING MENTAL FATIGUE-ASSOCIATED DECREASE IN SPORT- Beltrami, F.G. et al [Switzerland] ECSS Prague 2019 - Czech Republic, 3-6 July 39 Oral & Invited Presentations

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Muscle and/or tendon function II Sports technology III Team sports: Children Health and fi tness: Pregnancy - HIIT - Sport for athletes with disability: Clas- Timing of exercise sifi cation research, smart monitoring Chair(s): Chair(s): Chair(s): technology and training or perfor- Farris, D. [United Kingdom] Madigan, D. [United Kingdom] Reichwein, P. [Canada] Chair(s): mance issues in wintersports for indi- Nicol, C. [France] Linnamo, V. [Finland] Hoos, O. [Germany] Budde, H. [Germany] viduals with disability 14:45 OP-BN22-1 14:45 OP-BN23-1 14:45 OP-PM38-1 Jones, H. [United Kingdom] Chair(s): IMPACT OF THE PLANTARFLEXOR MORPHOLOGY MACHINE LEARNING PREDICTION MODELING IN EFFECTS OF 4V4 COMPARED TO 7V7 MATCH PLAY 14:45 OP-PM39-1 Fliess-Douer, O. [Israel] AND FOOT STRUCTURE ON RUNNING PERFOR- ELITE SPORTS ON TECHNICAL AND TACTICAL PARAMETERS IN RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LONGITUDINAL CHANGES MANCE Kljuchnikov, M.S. et al [Russia] YOUTH SOCCER PLAYERS IN RESTING ENERGY EXPENDITURE AND BODY 14:45 OIS-MI03-1 Kovács, B. et al [Hungary] 15:00 OP-BN23-2 Hintermann, M. et al [Switzerland] COMPOSITION DURING PREGNANCY SPORT FOR ATHLETES WITH DISABILITY: CLASSIFICA- Van Oort, A.F. et al [South Africa] TION RESEARCH, SMART MONITORING TECHNOL- 15:00 OP-BN22-2 USING MACHINE LEARNING TO INFER INDIVIDUAL 15:00 OP-PM38-2 OGY AND TRAINING OR PERFORMANCE ISSUES IN CHANGES IN HAMSTRING MORPHOLOGY AND AR- ATHLETE MOVEMENT MODELS FROM VIDEO THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE LEVEL OF ALL- 15:00 OP-PM39-2 WINTER SPORTS FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITY CHITECTURE ARE NOT ASSOCIATED WITH SPRINTING ROUND DEVELOPMENT AND THE ACQUISITION OF Gallagher, K.V. et al [United States] EFFECT OF AEROBIC EXERCISE DURING PREGNANCY Vanlandewijck, Y. [Belgium] OR VERTICAL JUMP PERFORMANCE 15:15 OP-BN23-3 SPECIFIC SPORT SKILLS IN CHILDREN IN YOUNGER ON OFFSPRING VASCULAR STRUCTURE Duhig, S. et al [Australia] SCHOOL AGE Hopkins, N. [United Kingdom] 15:15 IS-MI03-2 ANALYSIS OF FOOT SKIN TEMPERATURE AND THER- Komínková, L. [Czech Republic] SMART SENSOR TECHNOLOGY AND MODERN 15:15 OP-BN22-3 MAL COMFORT PERCEPTION OF A THERMOFORM- 15:15 OP-PM39-3 MEASUREMENT TOOLS AND CONCEPTS IN WINTER- THE EFFECT OF STEP FREQUENCY ON THE BEHAVIOR ABLE PREFABRICATED INSOLE DURING RUNNING 15:15 OP-PM38-3 PHYSIOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF SPORTS FOR ATHLETES WITH DISABILITY - OPTIONS OF MEDIAL GASTROCNEMIUS MUSCLE-TENDON EXAMINING THE BIDIRECTIONAL ASSOCIATIONS REQUENA BUENO, L. [Spain] LOW VOLUME HIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL EXERCISE FOR TRAINING AND RACE ANALYSES COMPLEX DURING HUMAN RUNNING. BETWEEN CHANGES IN CARDIORESPIRATORY 15:30 OP-BN23-4 IN YOUNG AND OLDER MEN Lindinger, S. [Sweden] Takeshita, T. et al [Japan] FITNESS AND FATNESS: THE UP&DOWN LONGITU- Kamandulis, S. et al [Lithuania] SKI STYLE CLASSIFICATION AND SCORING USING A DINAL STUDY. 15:45 IS-MI03-3 15:30 OP-BN22-4 SIMPLE SENSOR AND ALGORITHM SYSTEM 15:30 OP-PM39-4 Perez-Bey, A. et al [Spain] TRAINING INTERVENTIONS AND PERFORMANCE IN PROXIMAL-DISTAL HAMSTRINGS ELECTROMYO- Snyder, C. et al [Austria] THE INFLUENCE OF SHORT-TERM AEROBIC CONDI- DISABLED ELITE SPORTS GRAPHY ACTIVITY AT DIFFERENT RUNNING SPEEDS 15:30 OP-PM38-4 15:45 OP-BN23-5 TIONING ON CHRONIC RESISTANCE TRAINING OUT- Perret, C. [Switzerland] Hegyi, A. et al [Finland] THE EFFECT OF STRUCTURED FOOTBALL TRAINING COMES IN HEALTHY YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN. DATA PROCESSING INFLUENCES THE CONCUR- 15:45 OP-BN22-5 PROGRAMME ON FOOTBALL, PSYCHOLOGICAL Thomas, A. et al [Canada] RENT VALIDITY OF IMUS FOR INDOOR PLAYER AND PHYSCIAL ACTIVTY RELATED MEASURES IN OP-PM44 OPERATING LENGTH AND VELOCITY OF M. SOLEUS MONITORING HONG KONG BOYS 15:45 OP-PM39-5 FASCICLES DURING RUNNING AND THE ASSOCIA- Roell, M. et al [Germany] OReilly, J. et al [Hong Kong] HIT THE GYM BEFORE YOU HIT THE HAY? THE IM- TION TO LOCOMOTOR ECONOMY PACT OF MODERATE AEROBIC EXERCISE AND MOD- Terrace 2B 16:00 OP-BN23-6 15:45 OP-PM38-5 Bohm, S. et al [Germany] ERATE RESISTANCE EXERCISE ON NIGHT-TIME SLEEP. FORCES APPLIED IN EROGMENTER AND ON-WATER Nutrition: Carbohydrates and dietary 16:00 OP-BN22-6 PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVELS AND SELF-RATED HEALTH Miller, D.J. et al [Australia] ROWING - A NON REPRESENTATIVE ENVIRONMENT IN SPANISH SCHOOLCHILDREN: A TREND ANALYSIS, regimens THE EFFECTS OF MUSCLE MASS ON CONTRACTILE Millar, S.K. et al [New Zealand] 2011-2018 16:00 OP-PM39-6 PERFORMANCE IN HUMANS Grao-Cruces, A. et al [Spain] HIGH-INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING AMELIO- Chair(s): Ross, S.A. et al [Canada] RATES CEREBROVASCULAR PHENOTYPE WITHOUT 16:00 OP-PM38-6 Kilding, A. [New Zealand] IMPROVEMENTS IN CENTRAL ARTERIAL STIFFNESS: Thompson, W. [United States] ACCELEROMETER-MEASURED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN CONSEQUENCES AND POTENTIAL MECHANISMS CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS AT ALTITUDES OVER Streese, L. [Switzerland] 14:45 OP-PM44-1 3,500 METERS: A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY IN TIBET THE EFFECT OF A LOW CARBOHYDRATE HIGH Wang, M. [China] FAT DIET ON BODY COMPOSITION AND INSULIN SIGNALLING. Invited & OrMcCullough, D. et al [United Kingdom] a 40 24th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Friday, July 5, 2019 16:45 - 18:15

15:00 OP-PM44-2 IS-EX02 17:15 OP-PM40-3 17:45 OP-PM45-5 17:45 OP-PM52-5 EFFECTS OF A VERY LOW CARBOHYDRATE KE- PRE-MATCH MUSCLE GLYCOGEN LEVELS OF THREE PROTEIN SUPPLEMENTATION DOES NOT FURTHER COMPARING THE EFFECTS OF TWELVE WEEKS TOGENIC DIET ON BODY COMPOSITION, MUSCLE Panorama Hall MATCHES IN 1 WEEK BASED ON HIGH CARBOHY- AUGMENT ENDURANCE CAPACITY AND PERFOR- OF HIGH-INTENSITY INTERVAL AND MODERATE- STRENGTH, MUSCLE AREA, METABOLISM AND DRATE INTAKE MANCE FOLLOWING PROLONGED ENDURANCE INTENSITY CONTINUOUS TRAININGS ON AFFECTIVE PERFORMANCE IN SEMI-PROFESSIONAL SOCCER ECSS-JSPFSM Exchange symposium: Nakamura, D. et al [Japan] EXERCISE TRAINING: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED AND ENJOYABLE RESPONSES OF INACTIVE YOUNG PLAYERS TRIAL WOMEN Lactate/pyruvate metabolism in skel- 17:30 OP-PM40-4 Paoli, A. et al [Italy] Jonvik, K.L. et al [Netherlands] LI, F.F. et al [China] etal muscle: Energy substrates and EFFECTS OF VOLUNTARY EXERCISE ON PLASMA AND 15:15 OP-PM44-3 beyond URINARY METABOLITES AND GUT MICROBIOTA IN 18:00 OP-PM45-6 VOLUNTARY WHEEL RUNNING ACCELERATES PHGG- A HIGH-FAT-DIET FED MICE EFFECTS OF POST-EXERCISE WHEY PROTEIN OR CAR- OP-PM51 INDUCED GUT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPROVEMENT IN Chair(s): Oyanagi, E. et al [Japan] BOHYDRATE CONSUMPTION ON PERFORMANCE HIGH-FAT-DIET FED MICE Nagatomi, R. [Japan] 17:45 OP-PM40-5 RECOVERY AND INFLAMMATORY CYTOKINES IN South Hall 2B Aoki, T. et al [Japan] YOUNG COMPETITIVE SWIMMERS IS-EX02-1 ISOCALORICS AND ENJOYMENT OF MODERN EN- 15:30 OP-PM44-4 McKinlay, B.J. et al [Canada] Exercise therapy Oral LACTATE& TRANSPORTERS IN SKELETAL MUSCLE InvitedDURANCE TRAINING MODALITIES (HIT VS. SIT VS. CYSTINE AND GLUTAMINE ALLEVIATES THE EXER- Kitaoka, Y. [Japan] THRESHOLD VS. LIT) IN FIT AND UNFIT Chair(s): CISE-INDUCED DISRUPTION OF GUT BARRIER FUNC- OP-PM52 IS-EX02-2 Stöggl, T. et al [Austria] TION, THROUGH SUPPRESSING INFLAMMATION Wiskemann, J. [Germany] LACTATE AS A SIGNALING MOLECULE FOR TRAIN- Mizugaki, A. et al [Japan] OP-PM45 South Hall 2A Zijdewind, I. [Netherlands] ING ADAPTAION 16:45 OP-PM51-1 Hoshino, D. [Japan] South Hall 1B Health and fi tness: Cardiovascular CHANGES IN CORTICAL MOTOR PLANNING FOL- IS-EX02-3 LOWING THERAPEUTIC EXERCISE POST-STROKE Friday, July 5 Chair(s): EXERCISE-INDUCED PDH REGULATION IN SKELETAL Garland, S.J. et al [Canada] Nutrition: Protein and dietary regimens Cogo, A. [Italy] MUSCLE 17:00 OP-PM51-2 Pilegaard, H. [Denmark] Chair(s): MacDonald, M. [Canada] 16:45 - 18:15 THE EFFECTS OF EXERCISE ON THE SYMPTOMS OF Rowlands, D. [New Zealand] 16:45 OP-PM52-1 PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHIES – A META-ANALYSIS IS-PM08 OP-PM40 Patricia, D. [Canada] THE CHANGES OF HRV DUE TO A 6-MONTH LONG Streckmann, F. et al [Germany] 16:45 OP-PM45-1 PHYSICAL ACTIVITY PROGRAM IN HEALTHY YOUNG 17:15 OP-PM51-3 Congress Hall South Hall 1A SEDENTARY WOMEN. BODY COMPOSITION AND NUTRIENT INTAKE OF Ádám, Z. et al [Hungary] EFFECTS SPRINT INTERVAL TRAINING ON EXERCISE OLYMPIC AND ELITE RHYTHMIC GYMNASTS MOTIVATION AND AFFECTIVE RESPONSES IN PA- Fat, glucose and metabolism 17:00 OP-PM52-2 A warm bath, glass of (chocolate) milk Kolimechkov, S. et al [United Kingdom] TIENTS WITH MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDERS: A and a comfortable mattress: optimizing Chair(s): 17:00 OP-PM45-2 EFFECTS OF A 12-WEEK AEROBIC EXERCISE INTER- RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL recovery of exercise perfomance [Ap- VENTION ON CARDIOVASCULAR RISK FACTORS, Donath, L. et al [Germany] Basset, F. [Canada] EFFECTS OF 4-HOUR TIME RESTRICTED FEEDING ON plied track] CARDIORESPIRATORY FITNESS, AND PATIENT- 17:30 OP-PM51-4 Ara, I. [Spain] BODY COMPOSITION AND PERFORMANCE REPORTED OUTCOMES IN WOMEN WITH SYSTEMIC DEVELOPMENT OF A DUAL TASK MANAGING TRAIN- Chair(s): 16:45 OP-PM40-1 Wachsmuth, N. et al [Germany] LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS ING FOR PATIENTS WITH PARKINSON’S DISEASE Wallis, G. [United Kingdom] 17:15 OP-PM45-3 Soriano-Maldonado, A. et al [Spain] EFFECT OF MATCHA GREEN TEA SUPPLEMENTATION Rudnik, S. et al [Germany] 16:45 IS-PM08-1 ON METABOLIC AND PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES ASSESSMENT OF ENERGY AVAILABILITY AND AS- 17:15 OP-PM52-3 17:45 OP-PM51-5 TEMPERATURE EFFECTS ON RECOVERY OF MUSCLE AT MODERATE INTENSITY EXERCISE IN FEMALES SOCIATED RISK FACTORS IN PROFESSIONAL FEMALE IMPACT OF OBESITY ON WALKING CAPACITY AND FUNCTION Kaviani, M. et al [Canada] SOCCER PLAYERS CARDIOVASCULAR FUNCTION OF PERIPHERAL AR- FOSTERING AUTONOMOUS MOTIVATION, CAR- DIORESPIRATORY FITNESS, AND PHYSICAL ACTIV- Westerblad, H. [Sweden] 17:00 OP-PM40-2 Moss, S.L. et al [United Kingdom] TERY DISEASE PATIENTS: A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY 17:30 OP-PM45-4 Ritti-Dias, R. et al [Brazil] ITY TO IMPROVE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE RISK 17:15 IS-PM08-2 THE INFLUENCE OF ‘SLEEP-LOW’ CARBOHYDRATE AND WELLBEING IN RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS: A 17:30 OP-PM52-4 NUTRITION TO OPTIMISE RECOVERY PERIODISATION ON IRON REGULATION AND IM- PREVALENCE OF RELATIVE ENERGY DEFICIENCY IN RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL SPORT (RED-S) RISK AMONGST AMATEUR AND Wallis, G. [United Kingdom] MUNE FUNCTION IN ELITE TRIATHLETES THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN CARDIORESPIRATORY Veldhuijzen van Zanten, J.J.C.S. et al McKay, A. et al [Australia] RECREATIONAL ATHLETES IN SINGAPORE FITNESS AND NAFLD IN OVERWEIGHT AND OBESE [United Kingdom] 17:45 IS-PM08-3 Mukherjee, S. et al [Singapore] ADULTS. SLEEP AND SPORTS PERFORMANCE Sabag, A. et al [Australia] alHalson, S. [Australia] ECSS Prague 2019 - Czech Republic, 3-6 July 41 Oral & Invited Presentations

18:00 OP-PM51-6 OP-MI12 OP-PM50 OP-PM59 OP-BN24 ISOLATED LUMBAR EXTENSION RESISTANCE EXER- CISE AS TREATMENT OPTION FOR PATIENTS WITH Club A Club E Club H Terrace 2A ADVANCED STAGES OF SPINAL DISORDERS – A CASE SERIES OF 428 PATIENTS Team sports: Soccer Molecular biology and biochemistry: Molecular biology and biochemistry: Paralympics Spang, C. et al [Germany] Genomics II Microbiota - Metabolism Chair(s): Chair(s): OP-MI13 Gabrys, T. [Czech Republic] Chair(s): Chair(s): Fliess-Douer, O. [Israel] Edwards, A. [United Kingdom] September, A. [South Africa] Parise, G. [Canada] Hoos, O. [Germany] North Hall 16:45 OP-MI12-1 Esser, K. [United States] Song, W. [Korea, South] 16:45 OP-BN24-1 MOTOR ABILITY AND LOWER LIMBS KINEMATICS IN 16:45 OP-PM50-1 16:45 OP-PM59-1 QUANTIFICATION OF INTERNAL LOAD IN WHEEL- Middle - Long distance running YOUNG FOOTBALL PLAYERS: AN INERTIAL SENSORS- INVESTIGATION OF THREE INDEPENDENT POPU- VOLUNTARY WHEEL RUNNING INFLUENCES ON CHAIR RUGBY COMPETITION: A PRELIMINARY Chair(s): BASED KINEMATIC EVALUATION LATIONS STRENGTHENS THE HYPOTHESIS THAT DYNAMICS OF GUT MICROBIOTA F/B RATIO IN TLR5 STUDY O Di Paolo, S. et al [Italy] GENETIC LOCI WITHIN THE PROTEOGLYCAN AND DEFICIENT MICE PENA, L.G.S. et al [Brazil] Derave, W. [Belgium] 17:00 OP-MI12-2 ANGIOGENESIS ASSOCIATED PATHWAYS PREDIS- Yano, H. et al [Japan] 17:00 OP-BN24-2 Dufour, S. [France] POSE TO ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT INJURY THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT PLAYING SURFACES ON 17:00 OP-PM59-2 CARDIAC OUTPUT DETERMINANTS DURING 16:45 OP-MI13-1 Feldmann, D.C. et al [South Africa] SOCCER SKILL PERFORMANCE DIFFERENT EFFECTS OF EXERCISE INTENSITY ON GUT EXERCISE IN PARALYMPIC ATHLETES (PA) WITH A ANALYSIS OF ACUTE-CHRONIC WORKLOAD RATIOS Ali, A. et al [New Zealand] 17:00 OP-PM50-2 MICROBIOME COMPOSITION IN PATIENTS WITH LOCOMOTOR IMPAIRMENT IN POPULAR MARATHON TRAINING PROGRAMS 17:15 OP-MI12-3 APPLICATION OF A WHOLE EXOME SEQUENCING TYPE 2 DIABETES Bernardi, M. et al [Italy] Ferlic, M. et al [United States] MODEL IDENTIFIES POLYMORPHISMS WITHIN THE Torquati, L. et al [Australia] INFLUENCE OF FATIGUE ON THE H/Q RATIO AND THE 17:15 OP-BN24-3 17:00 OP-MI13-2 TGFBR3 AND TGFBI GENES TO BE ASSOCIATED WITH 17:15 OP-PM59-3 ANGLE OF MAXIMAL TORQUE IN PROFESSIONAL SUSCEPTIBILITY TO ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT CURRENT PERFORMANCE TESTING IN ELITE PARA- EFFECT OF TWO DIFFERENT RETRAINING PROGRAMS SOCCER PLAYERS RUPTURES. THE EFFECT OF TRAINING AND SINGLE BOUT OF LYMPICS AUSTRIAN ALPINE SKI RACERS ON POPULAR LONG-DISTANCE RUNNERS IN TERMS Zhang, Q.S. et al [France] September, A.V. et al [South Africa] EXERCISE ON BLOOD IRISIN AND BDNF CONCEN- Raschner, C. et al [Austria] OF POSTURAL BALANCE. TRATION AND ENERGY STATUS OF ERYTHROCYTES 17:30 OP-MI12-4 17:15 OP-PM50-3 17:30 OP-BN24-4 Molina-Molina, A. et al [Spain] Rodziewicz, E. et al [Poland] PHYSICAL ACTIVITY MONITORING WITH GPS AND DIFFERENCES IN BODY COMPOSITION IN VARIOUS 17:15 OP-MI13-3 TOP ATHLETES DEMONSTRATE GENOTYPE AND 17:30 OP-PM59-4 9-AXIS MOTION SENSOR FOR SOCCER PLAYERS PHENOTYPE SPECIFIC SPECIALIZATION OF MUSCLE WHEELCHAIR SPORTS ALTERATIONS IN TRAINING VOLUME AFFECT SKEL- Tanaka, T. et al [Japan] COMPOSITION CIRCULATING MYOKINE IRISIN LEVELS MODULATED Flueck, J. [Switzerland] ETAL MUSCLE OXIDATIVE CAPACITY IN TRAINED 17:45 OP-MI12-5 Flück, M. et al [Switzerland] BY AN ACUTE BOUT OF AEROBIC EXERCISE ARE 17:45 OP-BN24-5 MIDDLE-DISTANCE RUNNERS LINKED TO COGNITIVE FUNCTIONS AND METABO- Bellinger, P. et al [Australia] PREDICTING AND INDIVIDUALIZING TRAINING 17:30 OP-PM50-4 LISM IN THE ELDERLY KINETIC AND KINEMATIC CHARACTERISTICS OF LOAD USING HISTORICAL GPS DATA IN ELITE FUNCTIONAL POLYMORPHISMS WITHIN THE IN- Ukropec, J. et al [Slovakia] PIVOTING STRATEGIES FOR WHEELCHAIR BASKET- 17:30 OP-MI13-4 SOCCER BALL PLAYERS FLAMMATORY PATHWAY REGULATE EXPRESSION 17:45 OP-PM59-5 UPHILL RUNNING GAIT VARIABILITY Simpkin, A. et al [Ireland] OF EXTRACELLULAR MATRIX COMPONENTS IN A Rupf, R. et al [Canada] Padulo, J. et al [Croatia] 18:00 OP-MI12-6 GENETIC RISK DEPENDENT MODEL FOR ANTERIOR EFFECTS OF WHEEL RUNNING ON BLOOD-BRAIN- 18:00 OP-BN24-6 17:45 OP-MI13-5 CRUCIATE LIGAMENT INJURIES BARRIER PERMEABILITY IN HIGH-FAT-DIET FED MICE THE IMPACT OF INTENSIVE SMALL SIDED GAMES Watanabe, C. et al [Japan] EXPANSION OF LOWER-LIMB MUSCLE REPRESENTA- DIFFERENT PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES ON THE DECISION-MAKING ABILITY OF SOCCER Suijkerbuijk, M. [Netherlands] TIONS IN A PARALYMPIC ARCHER WITH CONGENI- TO A HIGH-INTENSITY REPETITION SESSION PER- PLAYERS 18:00 OP-PM59-6 TAL AMPUTATION OF BOTH ARMS FORMED ALONE OR IN A GROUP BY ELITE MIDDLE- MITROTASIOS, M. et al [Greece] HYPOXIC TRAINING IN OBESE MICE WITH META- Nakagawa, K. et al [Japan] DISTANCE RUNNERS BOLIC DISORDER CASADO, A.Invited et al [Spain] ru, &w. [China] Ora 42 24th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Friday, July 5, 2019 18:30 - 20:00

IS-SH07 19:00 IS-PM09-2 KNEE IMMOBILISATION IN YOUNG HEALTHY MALES 18:45 OP-PM47-2 PROJECT NON-INVASIVE ASSESSMENT OF MUSCLE FIBER Edwards, S. et al [United Kingdom] A COMPARISON OF NEXFIN HD MONITOR AND Segura-Jiménez, V. et al [Spain] Terrace 2B TYPOLOGY BY PROTON MAGNETIC RESONANCE 18:45 OP-PM41-2 IMPEDANCE CARDIOGRAPHY TO ASSESS STROKE 19:00 OP-PM55-3 SPECTROSCOPY IN ELITE ATHLETES DOES HABITUATION TO A HIGH PROTEIN DIET VOLUME AFTER EXERCISE RELATIVE HANDGRIP STRENGTH IS INVERSELY AS- Economic, sociological, pedagogical Derave, W. [Belgium] INFLUENCE WHOLE BODY PROTEIN KINETICS IN A Mulliri, G. et al [Italy] SOCIATED WITH MORTALITY IN AN URBAN KOREAN and ethical approaches to e-sports 19:30 IS-PM09-3 FASTED AND POSTPRANDIAL STATE? 19:00 OP-PM47-3 POPULATION: FINDINGS FROM THE KOREAN GE- NOME AND EPIDEMIOLOGY STUDY (KOGES) THE APPLICATION OF MRS-BASED MEASUREMENTS Højfeldt, G. et al [Denmark] NO SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCE BETWEEN VO2MAX Chair(s): FROM THE LAB TO THE POOL, TRACK, AND FIELD 19:00 OP-PM41-3 DETERMINED DURING AN INCREMENTAL OR A Park, S.H. et al [Korea, South] Hedenborg, S. [Sweden] Minahan, C. [Australia] EFFECTS OF WHEY PROTEIN SUPPLEMENTATION MAXIMAL 2K TEST 19:15 OP-PM55-4 16:45 IS-SH07-1 AND RESISTANCE EXERCISE ON 24-H ENERGY Gam, S. [Denmark] RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND THE RECEPTION OF ESPORTS AMONG GERMAN IS-PM10 EXPENDITURE AND SUBSTRATE OXIDATION IN 19:15 OP-PM47-4 SEDENTARY TIME AND DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOM IN HEALTHY OLDER MEN WORKERS: A 4-YEAR PROSPECTIVE STUDY STUDENTS, AND PEDAGOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS OXYGEN UPTAKE KINETICS ANALYSIS REVEALS OralHofmann, A.R. [Germany] Panorama& Hall InvitedGriffen, C. et al [United Kingdom] REDUCED VENOUS RETURN AND SLOW MUSCLE Liu, N. et al [Japan] 17:15 IS-SH07-2 19:15 OP-PM41-4 AEROBIC METABOLISM IN PATIENTS WITH VENOUS 19:30 OP-PM55-5 OBSTRUCTION AND PATIENTS WITH PERIPHERAL E-SPORT AND DIGITALISATION AS A TOOL FOR The masters athlete: Performance, INFLUENCE OF RESISTANCE TRAINING AND COL- SMART MOVING: SITTING BEHAVIOUR AND HA- ARTERIAL OBSTRUCTION (PHYSICAL) LEARNING IN SCANDINAVIA recovery and health considerations LAGEN PEPTIDE SUPPLEMENTATION ON BODY BITUAL PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVEL OF UNIVERSITY Reuveny, R. et al [Israel] Radmann, A. [Norway] [Applied track] COMPOSITION AND MUSCLE STRENGTH IN PRE- STUDENTS IN GERMANY MENOPAUSAL WOMEN 19:30 OP-PM47-5 Hoffmann, S.W. et al [Germany] 17:45 IS-SH07-3 Chair(s): Dressler, P. et al [Germany] CENTRAL AND PERIPHERAL BLOOD PRESSURE (BP) ACTORS AND INTERESTS IN THE ESPORT ECO Borges, N. [Australia] 19:30 OP-PM41-5 AFTER A ACUTE BOUT OF HIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL SYSTEM OP-PM56 TRAINING (HIIT) AND MODERATE INTENSITY CON- Fritz, G. et al [Germany] 18:30 IS-PM10-1 PROTEIN DIGESTION AND AMINO ACID ABSORP- TION ARE COMPROMISED IN OLDER COMPARED TINUOUS TRAINING (MICT) IN YOUNG WOMEN PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE OF MASTERS ATHLETES WITH OBESITY South Hall 2B Lepers, R. [France] WITH YOUNG ADULTS Gorissen, S.H.M. et al [Netherlands] Okawa, R.T.P. et al [Brazil] Friday, July 5 19:00 IS-PM10-2 Hypoxia II 19:45 OP-PM41-6 POST-EXERCISE RECOVERY IN MASTERS ATHLETES OP-PM55 Chair(s): Borges, N. [Australia] EFFECTS OF LOW OR HIGH AMOUNTS OF DIETARY 18:30 - 20:00 PROTEIN AND RESISTANCE TRAINING ON MUSCLE AINSLIE, P. [Canada] 19:30 IS-PM10-3 QUALITY OF OLDER ADULTS: A RANDOMIZED South Hall 2A Pilz-Burstein, R. [Israel] HEALTH BENEFITS AND CONSIDERATIONS FOR CONTROLLED TRIAL 18:30 OP-PM56-1 IS-PM09 MASTERS ATHLETES Unterberger, S. et al [Austria] Health and fi tness: Sedentary lifestyle EXERCISE-INDUCED HYPOXEMIA EXHIBITED BY Piacentini, M.F. [Italy] Chair(s): ATHLETES AT SEA LEVEL LEADS TO SPECIFIC ADAPTA- Congress Hall OP-PM47 Nosaka, K. [Australia] TIONS IN MUSCLE AND CEREBRAL OXYGENATION OP-PM41 DURING EXERCISE IN NORMOXIC AND HYPOXIC Imaging the future of elite sports with South Hall 1B Kadi, F. [Sweden] CONDITIONS metabolic Magnetic Resonance innova- South Hall 1A 18:30 OP-PM55-1 Raberin, A. et al [France] tions Cardiovascular physiology II LONGITUDINAL ASSOCIATION OF SEDENTARY TIME 18:45 OP-PM56-2 Chair(s): Nutrition: Amino acids and proteins AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY WITH QUALITY OF LIFE IN FIVE-DAY INTERMITTENT HYPOXIC TRAINING IM- Chair(s): WOMEN WITH FIBROMYALGIA: THE AL-ÁNDALUS Derave, W. [Belgium] PROVES RUNNING ECONOMY AND PERFORMANCE Chair(s): Périard, J. [Australia] PROJECT IN WELL-TRAINED DISTANCE RUNNERS 18:30 IS-PM09-1 Breen, L. [United Kingdom] George, K. [United Kingdom] Gavilán-Carrera, B. et al [Spain] Tanji, F. et al [Japan] PROTON, PHOSPHOROUS, AND CARBON MAG- Hansen, M. [Denmark] 18:30 OP-PM47-1 18:45 OP-PM55-2 19:00 OP-PM56-3 NETIC RESONANCE SPECTROSCOPY TECHNIQUE 18:30 OP-PM41-1 ACTIVE AND PASSIVE HEAT ACCLIMATION, IN AIR CHANGES IN SEDENTARY TIME AND PHYSICAL EFFECT OF INTERMITTENT HYPOXIC RESISTANCE (MRS) FOR MONITORING OF TRAINING AND PER- ACTIVITY OVER 2- AND 5-YEAR FOLLOW-UP ARE AS- HIGH-DOSE LEUCINE SUPPLEMENTATION DOES OR WATER, PROVIDE SIMILAR SHORT-TERM HEAT TRAINING (IHRT) ON MORPHOLOGICAL AND FORMANCE IN ATHLETES SOCIATED WITH BODY COMPOSITION PARAMETERS NOT ATTENUATE FUNCTIONAL AND METABOLIC ADAPTATION STRENGTH ADAPTATIONS AND ACUTE RESPONSES – Takahashi, H. [Japan] IN WOMEN WITH FIBROMYALGIA: THE AL-ÁNDALUS al DECLINES FOLLOWING 7-DAYS OF UNILATERAL Kissling, L.S. et al [New Zealand] ECSS Prague 2019 - Czech Republic, 3-6 July 43 Oral & Invited Presentations

A SINGLE-BLIND RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL 18:45 OP-BN25-2 18:45 OP-MI14-2 NING ECONOMY 19:15 OP-PM53-4 Schäfer, R. et al [Germany] THE EFFECTS OF WHOLE BODY ELEKTROMYOSTIMU- ORTHOPAEDIC SUPPORTS WITH HEATING ELEMENTS Basset, F. et al [Canada] RESISTANCE TRAINING AS POTENTIAL THERAPEUTIC 19:15 OP-PM56-4 LATION (WB-EMS) TRAINING IN COMPARISON TO INCREASE THE THRESHOLD SENSITIVITY OF REFLEX 19:15 OP-BN26-4 INTERVENTION IN TYPE 2 DIABETES MELLITUS: A PSYCHO-PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES TO PERCEP- A MULTIMODAL LOW BACK PAIN CONCEPT – A EXCITABILITY IN YOUNG AND OLD POPULATION EFFECTS OF COMPRESSION GARMENT POSITION ON META-ANALYSIS OF RANDOMIZED CONTROL TRIALS TUALLY-REGULATED INTERVAL RUNS IN HYPOXIA CLINICAL INTERVENTION TRIAL IN PATIENTS WITH Brazaitis, M. et al [Lithuania] HEALTHY ADULTS’ KNEE JOINT PROPRIOCEPTION Acosta-Manzano, P. et al [Spain] AND NORMOXIA CHRONIC BACK PAIN 19:00 OP-MI14-3 Zhang, L.Y. et al [Japan] 19:30 OP-PM53-5 Konrad, K.L. et al [Germany] Hobbins, L. et al [United Kingdom] THE TIME COURSE OF TENDON AND MUSCLE 19:30 OP-BN26-5 CARDIORESPIRATORY TOLERANCE TO MAXIMUM 19:00 OP-BN25-3 ADAPTATIONS TO MODERATE-LOAD ECCENTRIC NON-MOTORIZED TREADMILL SPRINTING POWER EXERCISE IN INDIVIDUALS WITH INTELLECTUAL DIS- IS-BN06 CLINICAL OUTCOME OF ISOLATED CERVICAL EXTEN- VS CONCENTRIC RESISTANCE EXERCISE IN YOUNG IS RELATED TO OVER-GROUND SPRINTING PERFOR- ABILITY WITH AND WITHOUT DOWN SYNDROME SION RESISTANCE EXERCISE FOR PATIENTS WITH AND OLDER MALES. MANCE IN ELITE TEAM SPORTS ATHLETES INVOLVED IN COMPETITIVE ADAPTED FOOTBALL North Hall CHRONIC NECK PAIN AND SPINE DEGENERATION Quinlan, J.I. et al [United Kingdom] Scharner, M. et al [Austria] Barrios, C. et al [Spain] Lösch, A. et al [Germany] 19:15 OP-MI14-4 19:45 OP-BN26-6 (Im)balance of muscle and tendon 19:15 OP-BN25-4 OP-PM54 COMPARISON OF AGILITY VERSUS TRADITIONAL TESTING OF A 3D VIDEO ENVIRONMENT FOR VOL- O adaptation in high level sports SAGITTAL TRUNK-PELVIC POSITION COMPARISON STRENGTH AND BALANCE TRAINING FOR SENIORS: LEYBALL COACHES BETWEEN RELAXED-STANDING, ACTIVE STRAIGHT- A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL Lombard, G. et al [Belgium] Terrace 2B Chair(s): STANDING, AND ACTIVE-KNEELING POSTURES IN Lichtenstein, E. et al [Switzerland] Legerlotz, K. [Germany] ACROBATIC ATHLETES 19:30 OP-MI14-5 OP-PM53 Sport injuries and orthopedics II Mersmann, F. [Germany] McNeal, J.R. et al [United States] RECREATIONAL TEAM HANDBALL FOR MIDDLE- Chair(s): 18:30 IS-BN06-1 19:30 OP-BN25-5 AGED AND OLDER SEDENTARY MEN IS A HIGH- Terrace 2A Impellizzeri, F. [Australia] TENDON RESPONSE TO LOADING DYNAMIC FACTORS OF THE LUMBAR JOINT FORCE DEMANDING EXERCISE MODE REGARDLESS OF DURING GOLF SWING THE GAME FORMAT – SMALL-SIDED OR FORMAL September, A. [South Africa] Magnusson, P. [Denmark] Healthy and fi tness: Clinical popula- Takagi, T. [Japan] Carneiro, I. et al [Portugal] 18:30 OP-PM54-1 19:00 IS-BN06-2 tions II 19:45 OP-BN25-6 SHOULD BALANCE AND JUMP PERFORMANCE AS- IMBALANCED MUSCLE AND TENDON ADAPTATION OP-BN26 Chair(s): SESSMENT OF CHRONIC LATERAL ANKLE SPRAINS IN YOUTH ATHLETES CROSS SECTIONAL AREA OF THE PARASPINAL MUS- CLES, MUSCLE STRENGTH AND LOW BACK PAIN BE PERFORMED UNDER FATIGUE? Mersmann, F. [Germany] Heazlewood, I. [Australia] AMONG FIGHTER PILOTS: A 5-YEAR FOLLOW-UP Club H Karkatselou, A. et al [Greece] 19:30 IS-BN06-3 Ara, I. [Spain] Honkanen, T. [Finland] 18:45 OP-PM54-2 DISCORDANCE IN MUSCLE AND TENDON ADAP- 18:30 OP-PM53-1 Sport technology IV QUADRICEPS MUSCLE SIZE AND KNEE FUNCTION IN TATION IN ELITE TRACK AND FIELD ATHLETES: A IS THERE A FUNCTIONAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN OP-MI14 LONG TERM AFTER ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT LONGITUDINAL INVESTIGATION OVER FOUR YEARS Chair(s): THE POLYMORPHISMS GENOTYPES OF THE MITO- RECONSTRUCTION Karamanidis, K. et al [United Kingdom] Baltzopoulos , B. [United Kingdom] CHONDRIAL BIOGENESIS PATHWAY AND MTDNA Club E COPY NUMBERS IN HIGH LEVEL PHYSICAL CAPACITY HARPUT, G. et al [Turkey] Alegre, L. [Spain] OP-BN25 MEN? A PILOT STUDY. 19:00 OP-PM54-3 Ageing II 18:30 OP-BN26-1 Sánchez-Lorente, I.M. et al [Spain] THE EFFICACY OF CONTRALATERAL MUSCLE THE MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF TREADMILLS REHABILITATION EXERCISE ON QUADRICEPS Chair(s): 18:45 OP-PM53-2 Club A DO NOT REPRESENT THOSE OF OTHER SURFACES PERFORMANCE FOLLOWING ANTERIOR CRUCIATE THE IMPACT OF ACUTE AEROBIC EXERCISE ON Narici, M. [Italy] TYPICALLY USED FOR SPORTS PRACTICE. LIGAMENT (ACL) RECONSTRUCTION Sports physiotherapy: Backpain MICRORNAS ASSOCIATED WITH CARDIOVASCULAR Schmitz, K. [United States] Colino, E. et al [Spain] HEALTH: A PILOT STUDY Minshull, C. et al [United Kingdom] Chair(s): 18:30 OP-MI14-1 18:45 OP-BN26-2 Peters, R. et al [United Kingdom] 19:15 OP-PM54-4 Giardina, M. [Italy] THE EFFECTS OF EXERCISE TRAINING INTERVENTION INDIVIDUAL FLEXION STIFFNESS VERSUS MANUFAC- 19:00 OP-PM53-3 EXTERNAL TRAINING-LOAD PRIOR TO MUSCLE, TEN- ON FUNCTIONAL CAPACITY IN OLDER COMMUNITY- TURERS’ FLEX INDEX OF SKI BOOTS DON AND LIGAMENT INJURIES IN A LARGE COHORT 18:30 OP-BN25-1 INFLUENCE OF APOE POLYMORPHISM AND DWELLING MEN AND WOMEN USING INTELLIGENT OF PROFESSIONAL SOCCER PLAYERS. Immler, L. et al [Austria] PHYSICAL ACTIVITY ON THE WELL-BEING OF HUMAN BENEFITS OF A 4-WEEK FUNCTIONAL RESTORATION TECHNOLOGY CONCEPT 19:00 OP-BN26-3 ERYTHROCYTES Enright, K. et al [United Kingdom] PROGRAM IN CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN PATIENTS: Hautala, A.J. et al [Finland] FOCUS ON THE AEROBIC METABOLISM RESPONSES THE INTERPLAY BETWEEN FOOTWEAR TYPES AND Daniele, S. et al [Italy] 19:30 OP-PM54-5 DURING TRUNK EXTENSION EXERCISE EXERCISE-INDUCED FATIGUE DO NOT ALTER RUN- SCAPULAR 3D KINEMATICS DURING FUNCTIONAL Anthierens,Invited A. et al [France] & OrSPIRAL-DIAGONAL ARM MOVEMENT. CLINICALa 44 24th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Saturday, July 6, 2019 08:00 - 09:30

IMPLICATIONS ON SHOULDER REHABILITATION OF OP-PM42 IS-EX03 08:30 OP-PM48-3 MANCE IN ELITE SOCCER PLAYERS THE OVERHEAD ATHLETE CARDIORESPIRATORY RESPONSE OF PARAMEDICS Raeder, C. et al [Germany] Pascoal, A. et al [Portugal] Panorama Hall South Hall 1A TO WORKLOAD IN DAY AND NIGHT SHIFTS 08:45 OP-BN27-4 Fenger, A. et al [Germany] NEUROMUSCULAR FATIGUE IN SPRINT AND OLYM- Nutrition: Other supplements CSSS-ECSS Exchange symposium: Sup- 08:45 OP-PM48-4 PIC TRIATHLON Saturday, July 6 port system for elite athletes and public Lavarda, M.. et al [Italy] Chair(s): ACUTE EFFECTS OF HIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL health TRAINING (HIIT) VS. MODERATE INTENSITY CON- 09:00 OP-BN27-5 Basset, F. [Canada] TINUOUS TRAINING (MICT) ON ARTERIAL STIFFNESS Chair(s): EFFECTS OF SHORT-TERM KNEE IMMOBILISATION 08:00 - 09:30 Shannon, O. [United Kingdom] AND WAVE REFLECTION IN YOUNG OBESE WOMEN ON NEUROMUSCULAR FUNCTION 08:00 OP-PM42-1 Zhang, L. [China] Lopes, W.A. et al [Brazil] Campbell, M. et al [United Kingdom] IS-PM11 THE EFFECT OF CAFFEINE SUPPLEMENTATION ON Tian, Y. [China] 09:00 OP-PM48-5 SUBSEQUENT SLEEP QUALITY IN SUB-ELITE RUGBY IS-EX03-1 CARDIOVASCULAR PHYSIOLOGY FOLLOWING OP-MI15 Congress Hall LEAGUE PLAYERS Oral & InvitedTHE EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON THE LATEST RE- REPEATED MAXIMAL EXERCISE IN MYALGIC EN- Dascombe, B.J. et al [Australia] FORMS FOR TABLE TENNIS CEPHALOMYELITIS South Hall 2B Reasons and remedies for the age- 08:15 OP-PM42-2 XIAO, D. [China] Hodges, L. [New Zealand] related decline in skeletal muscle SODIUM CITRATE INGESTION PROTOCOL IMPACTS IS-EX03-2 09:15 OP-PM48-6 Strength and power II adaptability INDUCED ALKALOSIS, GASTROINTESTINAL SYMP- THE EFFECT OF EXERCISE, DIETARY RESTRICTION EFFECTS OF ISOMETRIC RESISTANCE TRAINING AND Chair(s): Chair(s): TOMS AND PALATABILITY. AND HYPOXIA ON BLOOD LIPID IN OBESE PEOPLE DETRAINING ON AMBULATORY BLOOD PRESSURE Urwin, C.S. et al [Australia] AND MORNING BLOOD PRESSURE SURGE IN Nosaka, K. [Australia] Mackey, A. [Denmark] Zhang, L. [China] 08:30 OP-PM42-3 YOUNG NORMOTENSIVES Krug, J. [Germany] 08:00 IS-PM11-1 IS-EX03-3 Baross, A.W. et al [United Kingdom] THE USE OF DIETARY SUPPLEMENTS AMONG ELITE 08:00 OP-MI15-1 PHYSIOLOGICAL CONTRIBUTORS TO BLUNTED HY- THE EFFECT OF EXERCISE AND HYPOXIA ON INSULIN FEMALE SOCCER PLAYERS: A SURVEY OF CURRENT PERTROPHIC RESPONSES TO RESISTANCE EXERCISE SENSITIVITY INTERACTION BETWEEN UPPER BODY KINEMATICS PRACTICES OP-BN27 TRAINING Dela, F. [Denmark] AND POWER PRODUCTION DURING BALLISTIC Abreu, R. et al [Portugal] Phillips, B.E. [United Kingdom] MEDICINE BALL THROWS 08:45 OP-PM42-4 South Hall 2A Sayers, M. [Australia] 08:30 IS-PM11-2 OP-PM48 BEET ON ALPS: EFFECTS OF DIETARY NITRATE SUP- 08:15 OP-MI15-2 UNDERSTANDING INJURIES LINKED TO RUNNING PLEMENTATION ON SKELETAL MUSCLE FRACTIONAL Neuromuscular fatigue II IN DIFFERENT POPULATIONS ASSESSMENT OF FORCE-VELOCITY PROFILE IN ELITE O2 EXTRACTION DURING SUBMAXIMAL EXERCISE South Hall 1B Dixon, S. [United Kingdom] Chair(s): FEMALE HANDBALL PLAYERS IN HYPOBARIC HYPOXIA Petridis, L. et al [Hungary] 09:00 IS-PM11-3 Rasica, L. et al [Italy] Cardiovascular physiology III Périard, J. [Australia] 08:30 OP-MI15-3 PRIMING ELDERLY SKELETAL MUSCLE FOR HEAVY 09:00 OP-PM42-5 Chair(s): Hendy, A. [Australia] RESISTANCE TRAINING TUNING MUSCLE COORDINATION PATTERNS WITH CATECHIN-RICH GREEN TEA INTAKE REDUCES Hamlin, M. [New Zealand] 08:00 OP-BN27-1 Mackey, A. et al [Denmark] LEARNING THE POWER CLEAN EXERCISE-INDUCED BLOOD PRESSURE ELEVATION 08:00 OP-PM48-1 CENTRAL FATIGUE KINETICS IN KNEE EXTENSOR Benio, K. et al [Japan] AND ENHANCES EXECUTIVE FUNCTION MUSCLES DURING A SUSTAINED LOW-INTENSITY Tsukamoto, H. et al [Japan] CHARACTERISING CEREBRAL HAEMODYNAMIC CONTRACTION TO TASK FAILURE. 08:45 OP-MI15-4 OSCILLATIONS DURING RUNNING Souron, R. et al [France] ASSOCIATION BETWEEN COUNTERMOVEMENT 09:15 OP-PM42-6 Imi, G. et al [United Kingdom] 08:15 OP-BN27-2 JUMP-DERIVED MARKERS OF NEUROMUSCULAR EFFECTS OF SALVIA MILTIORRHIZA EXTRACT SUP- 08:15 OP-PM48-2 STATUS AND STRENGTH GAIN WITH CONCURRENT PLEMENTATION ON CARDIAC BIOMARKERS AFTER THE EFFECT OF FATIGUE ON THROWING PERFOR- VAGAL-RELATED HEART RATE VARIABILITY, BUT TRAINING HIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL EXERCISE. MANCE AND NEUROMUSCULAR ACTIVATION IN Fyfe, J.J. et al [Australia] FANG, C.C. et al [Taiwan] NOT ITS CO-EFFICIENT OF VARIATION, INDICATES ELITE FEMALE ATHLETES IN AQUATIC SPORTS IMPAIRED EXERCISE PERFORMANCE DURING King, S. et al [Canada] 09:00 OP-MI15-5 FUNCTIONAL OVERREACHING 08:30 OP-BN27-3 REST REDISTRIBUTION ATTENUATES VELOCITY AND Bellenger, C. [Australia] POWER LOSS IN BACK SQUATS PERFORMED BY FATIGUE AND METABOLIC RESPONSES TO AGILITY- WOMEN LIKE SPEEDCOURT SPRINT PROTOCOLS AND THEIR Merrigan, J.J. et al [United States] al RELATIONSHIPS TO MARKERS OF ATHLETIC PERFOR- ECSS Prague 2019 - Czech Republic, 3-6 July 45 Oral & Invited Presentations

09:15 OP-MI15-6 OP-BN29 OP-PM58 OP-PM71 IS-MI05 EFFECT OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF LOADS ON THE FORCE-VELOCITY RELATIONSHIP OBTAINED DURING Club A Club E Club H Terrace 2A THE BENCH PRESS THROW EXERCISE Nedeljkovic, A. et al [Serbia] Motor learning and motor control: Endurance: Winter sports Injury prevention III Consumer digital technologies for Children health and sports performance OP-BN28 Chair(s): Chair(s): Chair(s): Lamberts, R. [South Africa] Patricia, D. [Canada] Chair(s): North Hall Franco, E. [Spain] Linnamo, V. [Finland] 08:00 OP-PM71-1 Abt, G. [United Kingdom] 08:00 OP-BN29-1 08:00 OP-PM58-1 INVESTIGATION OF CUMULATIVE SPORT RELATED 08:00 IS-MI05-1 Jumping and squatting THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN SELF-PERCEIVED AND TRAINING CHARACTERISTICS OF HIGHLY-TRAINED CONCUSSIONS ON COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE CONSUMER DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES FOR HEALTH ACTUAL MOTOR COMPETENCE IN DRYLAND VS AND HEMODYNAMIC RESPONSE AND SPORT: GLOBAL AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES Chair(s): CROSS-COUNTRY SKIERS THROUGHOUT THE TRAN- AQUATIC ENVIRONMENTS. SITION FROM JUNIOR TO SENIOR LEVEL Coenen, J. et al [Canada] Abt, G. [United Kingdom] Eils, E. [Germany] O Pratt, N. [United Kingdom] Karlsson, Ø. et al [Sweden] 08:15 OP-PM71-2 08:30 IS-MI05-2 Baltzopoulos , B. [United Kingdom] 08:15 OP-BN29-2 08:15 OP-PM58-2 GOALKEEPER INJURIES IN AN ELITE FOOTBALL CLUB: WEARABLE TECHNOLOGY FOR HEALTH 08:00 OP-BN28-1 A COMPARISION OF MOTOR PERFORMANCE THE IMPORTANCE OF PACING BEHAVIOR FOR CUR- A DIFFERENT PATTERN COMPARED TO FIELD PLAYERS Benson, A. [Australia] KNEE JOINT MOMENTS IN ELITE HIGH JUMPERS BETWEEN GERMAN AND CHINESE 7- TO 8-YEAR- RENT AND FUTURE PERFORMANCE IN JUNIOR ELITE Larruskain, J. et al [Spain] 09:00 IS-MI05-3 Goldmann, J.P. et al [Germany] OLD CHILDREN SPEED SKATING. 08:30 OP-PM71-3 CONSUMER DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES FOR SPORTS Yin, X.F. et al [China] Stoter, I.K. et al [Netherlands] 08:15 OP-BN28-2 ASYMMETRY OF THE INTERNAL OBLIQUE IN ADOLES- PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT 08:30 OP-BN29-3 STRETCH-SHORTENING CYCLE IN ROWING 08:30 OP-PM58-3 CENT TENNIS PLAYERS WITH FEMOROACETABULAR Balsalobre-Fernández, C. [Spain] Held, S. et al [Germany] MOTOR COMPETENCE IN SCHOOL CHILDREN IS DEVELOPMENT OF 1500-M PACING BEHAVIOUR IMPINGEMENT: A VOLUMETRIC MRI STUDY CORRELATED WITH LEISURE TIME BUT NOT PE-CLASS Kux, J. et al [Germany] 08:30 OP-BN28-3 IN ELITE YOUTH SHORT-TRACK SPEED SKATERS: A IS-SH08 ACTIVITY LEVELS LONGITUDINAL STUDY. 08:45 OP-PM71-4 THE EFFECTS OF CLUSTER-SET AND TRADITIONAL- Krijger-Hombergen, M. et al [Netherlands] Menting, S.G.P. et al [United Kingdom] SET PAP PROTOCOLS ON VERTICAL JUMP PER- THE ASSOCIATIONS OF RS1107946 POLYMORPHISM 08:45 OP-BN29-4 Terrace 2B FORMANCE 08:45 OP-PM58-4 IN THE COL1A1 WITH FATIGUE-FRACTURE AND MUSCLE INJURY IN JAPANESE ATHLETES Dello Iacono, A. et al [United Kingdom] NEW INSIGHT ON MOTOR BEHAVIOUR UNDERLYING RIFLE CARRIAGE DECREASES SPEED AT LACTATE ‘Sport’ - Public health or public harm? FITNESS AND GRAPHO-MOTOR, FINE, AND GROSS Miyamoto-Mikami, E. et al [Japan] 08:45 OP-BN28-4 THRESHOLD, ANAEROBIC ENERGY CONTRIBUTION COORDINATIVE SKILLS IN SCHOOL CHILDREN AND PERFORMANCE IN BIATHLON SKIING. 09:00 OP-PM71-5 Chair(s): TRICEPS SURAE MUSCLE-TENDON UNIT PROPER- Bondi, D. et al [Italy] Jonsson Kårström, M. et al [Sweden] TIES IN PREADOLESCENT CHILDREN: EFFECTS OF PRE-SEASON HIP/GROIN STRENGTH AND HAGOS Mansfi eld, L. [United Kingdom] 09:00 OP-BN29-5 ATHLETIC TRAINING 09:00 OP-PM58-5 SCORES ARE ASSOCIATED WITH PROSPECTIVE IN- 08:00 IS-SH08-1 JURY IN PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL PLAYERS Pentidis, N. et al [Germany] THE INFLUENCE OF SEX ON LEARNING A DYNAMIC A COMPARISON BETWEEN DIFFERENT ESTIMATES IS SPORT BAD FOR OUR (PUBLIC) HEALTH? BALANCE TASK IN PRIMARY SCHOOL-AGED CHIL- Bourne, M. et al [Australia] 09:00 OP-BN28-5 OF ANAEROBIC ENERGY PRODUCTION DURING Weed, M. [United Kingdom] DREN SUPRAMAXIMAL ROLLER-SKIING EMPLOYING THE 09:15 OP-PM71-6 ARE THERE DIFFERENCES IN JUMP HEIGHT AND Schedler, S. et al [Germany] DOUBLE POLING AND DIAGONAL STRIDE SUB- 08:30 IS-SH08-2 INJURY EPIDEMIOLOGY AND IMPACT OF INJURIES MUSCLE ACTIVATION PATTERN ACROSS SAND AND TECHNIQUES IS SPORT POLICY BAD FOR PUBLIC HEALTH? IN THE HYUNDAI A-LEAGUE. RIGID SURFACE SPECIFIC ATHLETES? Andersson, E.P. et al [Sweden] Kay, T. [United Kingdom] Brodatzki, Y. et al [Germany] Lu, D. et al [Australia] 09:15 OP-PM58-6 09:00 IS-SH08-3 09:15 OP-BN28-6 EXTERNAL COMPRESSION TROUSERS SLIGHTLY THE ROLE OF VOLUNTARY SPORTS ORGANISATIONS JUMP PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENTS ON RIGID IMPROVE SYSTEMIC HAEMODYNAMICS DURING IN DELIVERING PHYSICAL ACTIVITY ON PRESCRIP- AND SAND SURFACES IN A STANDARDIZED LABO- CYCLING IN ENDURANCE-TRAINED AND UN- TION (PAOP) – THE CASE OF SWEDEN RATORY SETTING – USING MARKER-BASED INFOR- TRAINED MALES. Aggestål, A. [Sweden] MATION TO DETECT GROUND CONTACT TIMES Cotter, J.D. et al [New Zealand] Eils, E. et al Invited[Germany] & Ora 46 24th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Saturday, July 6, 2019 09:45 - 11:15

Saturday, July 6 10:15 IS-MI01-2 SIC PHYSIOLOGICAL VARIABLES OP-PM66 BALL PLAYERS POTENTIAL MECHANISMS OF PLACEBO AND NO- Aoyagi, A. et al [Japan] Wagner, H. et al [Austria] CEBO EFFECTS IN SPORT AND EXERCISE 11:00 OP-PM57-6 South Hall 2B 10:00 OP-MI18-2 09:45 - 11:15 Beedie, C. [United Kingdom] INFLUENCE OF MENSTRUAL CYCLE AND ORAL MATCH-PLAY ACTIVITY PROFILE OF MALE AUSTRIAN 10:45 IS-MI01-3 CONTRACEPTIVES ON RATING OF PERCEIVED EXER- Physiology: Muscle metabolism LACROSSE PLAYERS TION THROUGHOUT AN ENDURANCE EXERCISE IN THE ROLE AND IMPACT OF THE PLACEBO EFFECT IN HAUER, R. et al [Austria] IS-PM12 FEMALE ATHLETES. Chair(s): SPORT PERFORMANCE AND COMPETITION 10:15 OP-MI18-3 Barba-Moreno, L. et al [Spain] Derave, W. [Belgium] Congress Hall Hettinga, F. [United Kingdom] RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL Kitaoka, Y. [Japan] TRAINING VARIABLES IN AN ELITE NETBALL TEAM OP-MI16 Cardiac, vascular and cerebrovascular OP-PM57 09:45 OP-PM66-1 Simpson, M. et al [Australia] adaptation to hypoxia at rest and dur- MUSCLE METABOLITES AFTER A SOCCER GAME 10:30 OP-MI18-4 South Hall 2A IN FEMALE ATHLETES: IMPLICATIONS FOR SPRINT ing exercise; lessons from high altitude South Hall 1B PHYSICAL DEMANDS IN TEAM HANDBALL – DIFFER- PERFORMANCE Oralnatives & InvitedENCES BETWEEN PLAYING LEVEL Running Training and testing: Endurance Ermidis, G. et al [Greece] Luteberget, L. et al [Norway] Chair(s): 10:00 OP-PM66-2 Chair(s): Chair(s): 10:45 OP-MI18-5 Stembridge, M. [United Kingdom] PERIPHERAL ADAPTATIONS TO ENDURANCE TRAIN- Piacentini , M. [Italy] GLOBAL MOTION VISUALISATION FOR DETECTION Gabrys, T. [Czech Republic] ING IMPROVES OXYGEN DELIVERY AND OXYGEN Cogo, A. [Italy] OF DECEPTIVE MOTION IN RUGBY Nicol, C. [France] EXTRACTION – THE EFFECT OF ONE-LEGGED 09:45 IS-PM12-1 Skorski, S. [Germany] Lynch, S.D. et al [France] 09:45 OP-PM57-1 09:45 OP-MI16-1 TRAINING CARDIAC STRUCTURE, ABSOLUTE BLOOD VOLUME ANALYSIS OF THE PHYSIOLOGICAL COMPETI- Skattebo, Ø. et al [Norway] 11:00 OP-MI18-6 AND EXERCISE CAPACITY IN HIGH ALTITUDE NATIVES INTEGRATING POST-EXERCISE SAUNA BATHING TION ZONES IN A MOUNTAIN MARATHON RACE SPINE KINETICS IN SPORTS WITH REPETITIVE OVER- INTO THE TRAINING PROGRAM OF MIDDLE-DIS- 10:15 OP-PM66-3 Stembridge, M. [United Kingdom] REGARDING HEART RATE AND RACE SPEED, AND HEAD ACTIVITIES TANCE RUNNERS ENHANCES TEMPERATE EXERCISE AN ACUTE BOUT OF EXERCISE DOWNREGULATES 10:15 IS-PM12-2 NUTRITIONAL APPLICATIONS PERFORMANCE THIOREDOXIN-INTERACTING PROTEIN (TXNIP) Fett, D. et al [Germany] THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN VASCULAR DYSFUNC- Kirby, N. et al [United Kingdom] Ruiz de Aretxabaleta, X. et al [Spain] EXPRESSION IN RAT SKELETAL MUSCLE TION, HIGH ALTITUDE AND OCCUPATIONAL PHYSI- 10:00 OP-PM57-2 10:00 OP-MI16-2 Ra, S.G. et al [Japan] OP-PM63 CAL ACTIVITY IN SHERPA DOSE-RESPONSE EFFECTS OF WEIGHTED VEST RUN- BREATH- VERSUS TIME-AVERAGING STRATEGIES FOR 10:30 OP-PM66-4 Pratali, L. [Italy] NING ON RUNNING ECONOMY VO2MAX ASSESSMENT: MATHEMATICAL MODEL- EFFECTS OF DIET CHANGE AND LADDER CLIMBING Club A 10:45 IS-PM12-3 LING AND RELIABILITY Kilding, A.E. et al [New Zealand] EXERCISE ON HYPERTROPHY AND AUTOPHAGY CEREBRAL OXYGEN DELIVERY AND METABOLISM MARTIN-RINCON, M. et al [Spain] 10:15 OP-MI16-3 OF CARDIAC MUSCLE IN HIGH-FAT INDUCED Strength AT REST AND DURING EXERCISE IN ACCLIMATISED 10:15 OP-PM57-3 PHYSIOLOGICAL FACTORS RELATED TO UPHILL VS OBESE RATS LOWLANDERS AND HIGH ALTITUDE NATIVES Chair(s): DOWNHILL RUNNING TIME-TRIAL PERFORMANCE Kim, K. et al [Korea, South] AINSLIE, P. [Canada] CAN THE SELF-PACED, CYCLE-BASED MAXIMAL Nosaka, K. [Australia] OXYGEN UPTAKE TEST PRODUCE HIGHER VO2MAX Lemire, M. et al [France] Raastad, T. [Norway] VALUES THAN STANDARD GRADED EXERCISE TEST 10:30 OP-MI16-4 OP-MI18 IS-MI01 09:45 OP-PM63-1 PROTOCOL? RUNNING ECONOMY AND HEART RATE ARE Struhár, I. et al [Czech Republic] SIMILAR AT MATCHED RPE ON A TREADMILL AND North Hall THE DIFFERENCE IN MUSCLE OXYGENATION Panorama Hall 10:30 OP-PM57-4 OVERGROUND BETWEEN AGONIST AND ANTAGONIST MUSCLES Buckley, J.D. et al [Australia] Team sports II DURING WEIGHT-LIFTING EXERCISE The neuroscience and interpretation of RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RUNNING PERFORMANCE Ryan-Stewart, H.J. et al [United Kingdom] AND ENERGY METABOLIC CAPACITIES IN MIDDLE- 10:45 OP-MI16-5 Chair(s): placebo effects in sports and exercise DISTANCE RUNNERS 10:00 OP-PM63-2 EFFECTS OF CARBOHYDRATE INTAKE DURING A 1-H Spencer, M. [Norway] Chair(s): MITSUKA, T. et al [Japan] HEAVY INTENSITY CYCLING EXERCISE ON SUBSE- FUNCTIONAL AND STRUCTURAL EFFECTS OF SUB- Póvoas, S. [Portugal] MAXIMAL AND SUPRAMAXIMAL LOADS DURING Roelands, B. [Belgium] 10:45 OP-PM57-5 QUENT RUNNING ECONOMY – A SINGLE-BLINDED PILOT STUDY 09:45 OP-MI18-1 ECCENTRIC-OVERLOAD RESISTANCE TRAINING IN 09:45 IS-MI01-1 PACING STRATEGY DETERMINANTS DURING A RUN THE TRAINED AND CONTRALATERAL LEGS Triska, C. et al [Austria] SPECIFIC PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE IN WORLD LEG OF SIMULATED OLYMPIC-DISTANCE TRIATHLON: Maroto-Izquierdo, S. et al [Spain] THE NEUROBIOLOGY OF THE PLACEBO EFFECT RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PACING INDEX AND CLAS- CLASS, TOP-ELITE AND ELITE FEMALE TEAM HAND- alBenedetti, F. [Italy] ECSS Prague 2019 - Czech Republic, 3-6 July 47 Oral & Invited Presentations

10:15 OP-PM63-3 10:15 OP-BN30-3 10:30 OP-PM65-4 OP-PM70 Saturday, July 6 INCREASE IN CROSS SECTIONAL AREA IS NOT AC- NEURODYNAMIC SLIDERS PROMOTE FLEXIBILITY IN A COMPARISON OF WORKLOADS PLACED ON COMPANIED BY A PROPORTIONAL INCREASE OF TIGHT HAMSTRING SYNDROME. FIELDERS, BOWLERS AND BATTERS IN A TEAM Terrace 2B FORCE IN SINGLE MUSCLE FIBRES OF WELL TRAINED De Ridder, R. et al [Belgium] COMPETING IN THE 2018 INDIAN PREMIER LEAGUE 11:30 - 13:00 BODY BUILDERS 10:30 OP-BN30-4 SEASON Physical activity / inactivity II Monti, E. et al [Italy] Christie, C.J. et al [South Africa] CHARACTERISTICS OF KNEE VALGUS MOTION ARE Chair(s): IS-PM13 10:30 OP-PM63-4 DIFFERENT BETWEEN LANDING AND SIDESTEP CUT- KINETICS OF PROTEIN SΑ-KLOTHO AFTER AN EC- TING TASKS IN FEMALE SOCCER PLAYERS OP-PM68 Song, W. [Korea, South] CENTRIC EXERCISE IN YOUNG PEOPLE WITH A Ito, W. et al [Japan] Breen, L. [United Kingdom] Congress Hall GOOD PHYSICAL CONDITION 10:45 OP-BN30-5 Terrace 2A 09:45 OP-PM70-1 Iturriaga, T. et al [Spain] Dietary nitrate and hypoxia EVALUATION OF AN ERGONOMIC PREVENTION 16 WEEKS INCREASING STEPPING TIME SHIFTS 10:45 OP-PM63-5 PROGRAM TO REDUCE MUSCULOSKELETAL DIS- Health and fi tness: Brain, mental and INNATE IMMUNE FUNCTION TOWARDS A LESS Chair(s): EFFECTS OF TRIBULUS TERRESTRIS SUPPLEMENTA- ORDERS IN GERIATRIC CAREGIVERS mixed PRO-INFLAMMATORY STATUS Porcelli, S. [Italy] O TION ON MUSCLE STRENGTH, DELAYED ONSET Hartman, Y. et al [Netherlands] Otto, A.K. et al [Germany] Chair(s): 11:30 IS-PM13-1 MUSCLE SORENESS AND OXIDATIVE STRESS IN- 11:00 OP-BN30-6 10:00 OP-PM70-2 DUCED BY HEAVY RESISTANCE EXERCISE Araujo, D. [Portugal] DIETARY NITRATE SUPPLEMENTATION IN HYPOXIA: Ataei, L. et al [Cyprus] A PROSPECTIVE INVESTIGATION OF THE ASSOCIA- Mello, M. [Brazil] CHANGES IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVEL OVER 11 SKELETAL MUSCLE OXYGENATION AND ENERGETICS TION BETWEEN ISOMETRIC MUSCLE STRENGTH AND YEARS AND MORTALITY RISK: THE HUNT STUDY Vanhatalo, A. [United Kingdom] 11:00 OP-PM63-6 RUNNING RELATED INJURY AMONG NOVICE AND 09:45 OP-PM68-1 Moholdt, T. et al [Norway] 12:00 IS-PM13-2 INFLUENCE OF THREE DIFFERENT REST INTERVALS RECREATIONAL RUNNERS. TRAVEL FATIGUE AND SLEEP/WAKE BEHAVIOURS 10:15 OP-PM70-3 BETWEEN SETS ON MECHANICAL, PHYSIOLOGICAL, Dillon, S. et al [Ireland] OF PROFESSIONAL SOCCER PLAYERS DURING DIETARY NITRATE SUPPLEMENTATION IN HYPOXIA: AND PERCEPTUAL VARIABLES DURING A FLYWHEEL INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION SAFETY AND FEASIBILITY OF EXERCISE FOR WOMEN EFFECTS ON COGNITIVE FUNCTION AND ACUTE SQUAT SESSION WITH TWO INERTIAL LOADS Lastella, M. et al [Australia] WITH BREAST CANCER AND HIGH DISEASE BURDEN MOUNTAIN SICKNESS OP-PM65 – THE SAFE TRIAL. Shannon, O.M. [United Kingdom] Hernández-Davó, J.L. et al [Spain] 10:00 OP-PM68-2 Sandler, C.X. et al [Australia] 12:30 IS-PM13-3 Club H ARE COGNITIVE SKILLS IN YOUNG ADULTS AFFECTED 10:30 OP-PM70-4 OP-BN30 BY A BOUT OF SUB-MAXIMAL AEROBIC EXERCISE? EFFECTS OF DIETARY NITRATE ON EXERCISE PERFOR- EFFECTS OF 6-MONTH RESISTANCE TRAINING ON MANCE IN CHRONIC HYPOXIA Mixed sports Pilz-Burstein, R. et al [Israel] QUALITY OF LIFE IN PANCREATIC CANCER PATIENTS: Porcelli, S. [Italy] Club E 10:15 OP-PM68-3 Chair(s): A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL ADAPTATION VARIATION BETWEEN DOMINANT Clauss, D. et al [Germany] Injury prevention Anderson, E. [United Kingdom] OP-PM60 AND NON-DOMINANT UPPER LIMBS FOLLOWING 10:45 OP-PM70-5 Chair(s): Heazlewood, I. [Australia] SHORT-TERM STRENGTH TRAINING. Rowe, G. et al [Australia] PHYSICAL ACTIVITY REDUCES CHEMOTHERAPY- Panorama Hall Dixon, S. [United Kingdom] 09:45 OP-PM65-1 RELATED METABOLIC TOXICITY IN PATIENTS WITH LONG TERM EFFECTS OF MULTIPLE CONCUSSIONS 10:30 OP-PM68-4 TESTICULAR GERM CELL TUMOR Baltzopoulos , B. [United Kingdom] Thermoregulation II ON NEUROVASCULAR COUPLING IN RETIRED CON- EFFECTS OF ACUTE MAXIMAL AND SUBMAXIMAL KRUMPOLEC, P. et al [Slovakia] 09:45 OP-BN30-1 TACT SPORT ATHLETES EXERCISE ON EXECUTIVE FUNCTION: A COMPARI- Chair(s): ACTIVE & SAFE CENTRAL: AN ON-LINE PLATFORM Sirant, L.W. et al [Canada] SON BETWEEN ARM AND LEG CYCLING Minahan, C. [Australia] AND RESOURCE FOR THE PREVENTION OF INJURY 10:00 OP-PM65-2 Hill, M. et al [United Kingdom] IN SPORT AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITY Esser, K. [United States] REPEATED-SPRINT TRAINING IN HYPOXIA IN ELITE 10:45 OP-PM68-5 Pike, I. et al [Canada] 11:30 OP-PM60-1 FEMALE RUGBY SEVENS THE RISK FOR THE FEMALE ATHLETE TRIAD IN BRA- 10:00 OP-BN30-2 Brocherie, F. et al [France] ZILIAN ATHLETES EVIDENCE OF RE-ACTIVATION OF 4-MONTH HEAT ACCLIMATIZATION MORE THAN 6 MONTHS LATER POSTURAL DYNAMICS IS ALTERED IN FEMALES WITH 10:15 OP-PM65-3 De Maria, U.P. et al [Brazil] EXCESSIVE MEDIAL KNEE DISPLACEMENT DURING Malgoyre, A. et al [France] NEWCOMB BALL: TRAINING EFFECT ON THE PHYSI- 11:00 OP-PM68-6 SINGLE-LEG LANDING 11:45 OP-PM60-2 VAZ, J.R. et al [Portugal] CAL FITNESS OF WOMEN AT MIDLIFE A GREATER RISK FOR RELATIVE ENERGY DEFICIENCY Tsuk, S. [Israel] SYNDROME IN SPORTS IN CYCLISTS NEGATIVELY VOLUNTARY HYDRATION STATUS IS MAINTAINED IMPACTS CYCLING PERFORMANCE DURING A 5-DAY HEAT ACCLIMATION PROGRAM InvitedJurov, I. [Slovenia] & OrIMPROVING HEAT STRESS INDICATORS AND MAIN-a 48 24th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Saturday, July 6, 2019 11:30 - 13:00

TAINING EXERCISE CAPACITY. 12:00 OP-PM61-3 12:30 OP-PM62-5 CONFIGURATION. COMMUNITY-DWELLING OLDER ADULTS Wardenaar, F.C.. et al [United States] IS DYSFUNCTIONAL MOVEMENT RELATED TO OVER- ANALYSIS OF THE MITOCHONDRIAL PROTEOME Rial-Vázquez, J. et al [Spain] Chou, J. et al [Taiwan] 12:00 OP-PM60-3 WEIGHT IN URBAN ADOLESCENTS? FROM HUMAN SKELETAL MUSCLE IN RESPONSE 12:30 OP-MI17-5 12:45 OP-PM64-6 THERMOREGULATION DURING STEADY-STATE Karuc, J. et al [Croatia] TO ENDURANCE TRAINING REVEALS VOLUME- IMPACT OF BLOOD FLOW RESTRICTION EXERCISE ON A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED STUDY OF 12-WEEKS WORK-MATCHED OR METABOLIC HEAT PRODUC- 12:15 OP-PM61-4 DEPENDENT REMODELLING MUSCLE FATIGUE DEVELOPMENT AND RECOVERY OF PILATES ON FALL RISK FACTORS IN HEALTHY TION MATCHED ECCENTRIC AND CONCENTRIC Bishop, D.J. et al [Australia] OLDER ADULTS MAXIMAL VOLUNTARY CONTRACTION AND FORCE Behrens, M. et al [Germany] CYCLING SUSTAINABILITY OF MORE THAN 8000 SUBJECTS 12:45 OP-PM62-6 12:45 OP-MI17-6 DONATONI DA SILVA, L. et al [Ireland] Burdon, C.A. et al [Australia] IN TRANSITION FROM CHILDHOOD TO EARLY EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT EXERCISE MODES ON THE GREATER RATING OF PERCEIVED EXERTION DURING 12:15 OP-PM60-4 ADULTHOOD PROTEIN EXPRESSION OF BMP-4/BMP-7 AND TRADITIONAL SETS THAN REST-REDISTRIBUTION SETS IS-BN07 THE INFLUENCES OF SKELETAL MUSCLE TEMPERA- Sievert, A. [Germany] THERMOGENESIS RELATED PROTEINS IN ADIPOSE AT FAST AND SLOW VELOCITIES TURE ON MUSCLE DEOXYGENATION AND METABO- TISSUE OF OBESE RATS Pisz, A. et al [Czech Republic] North Hall LISM AT FIXED EXERCISE WORKLOAD OP-PM62 YAN, Y. [China] OralGagnon, D.D. et al [Canada] & InvitedOP-PM64 Towards a better understanding of run- 12:30 OP-PM60-5 South Hall 1B OP-MI17 ning injuries [Clinical track] TOTAL HEMOGLOBIN MASS IS AUGMENTED AFTER South Hall 2B Chair(s): PROLONGED HEAT ACCLIMATION IN TRAINED Molecular biology and biochemistry: South Hall 2A Lake, M. [United Kingdom] CYCLISTS Metabolomics - Proteomics Physical activity for older people Oberholzer, L. et al [Denmark] Strength and power III Baltzopoulos , B. [United Kingdom] Chair(s): Chair(s): 12:45 OP-PM60-6 Chair(s): 11:30 IS-BN07-1 Wessner, B. [Austria] Piacentini , M. [Italy] INFLUENCE OF CLIMATIC CONDITIONS PROJECTED Granacher, U. [Germany] FOOTSTRIKE PATTERNS AND INJURY RISK FOR THE 2022 WORLD CUP IN QATAR ON SOCCER Flück, M. [Switzerland] Schmitz, K. [United States] Hamill, J. [United States] Narici, M. [Italy] PLAYERS’ PERFORMANCE OF REPEATED MAXIMUM- 11:30 OP-PM62-1 11:30 OP-PM64-1 12:00 IS-BN07-2 EFFORT EXERCISES 11:30 OP-MI17-1 MARATHON-INDUCED ALTERATIONS IN THE HU- A NOVEL, INTERACTIVE, BODY-WEIGHT EXERCISE THE IMPORTANCE OF SATELLITE CELL AND CAPILLARY Chmura, P. et al [Poland] EFFECTS OF WHOLE-BODY VIBRATION AND BLOOD MAN SERUM METABOLOME PROGRAM FOR OLDER ADULTS - IS IT EFFECTIVE? INTERPLAY FOR MUSCLE HYPERTROPHY Stander, Z. et al [South Africa] FLOW RESTRICTION ON MUSCLE MASS, STRENGTH Crognale, D. et al [Ireland] OP-PM61 AND JUMP PERFORMANCE: A RANDOMIZED Parise, G. [Canada] 11:45 OP-PM62-2 CONTROLLED TRIAL 11:45 OP-PM64-2 12:30 IS-BN07-3 SUBJECTS WITH OBESITY HAVE DIFFERENCES IN Centner, C. et al [Germany] EFFECTS OF A LOW-THRESHOLD ICT-MEDIATED DYNAMIC BONE MOVEMENTS DURING LOCO- South Hall 1A ERYTHROCYTE FATTY ACID COMPOSITION AT 11:45 OP-MI17-2 PROGRAM ON FUNCTIONAL FITNESS IN FEMALE MOTION BASELINE AND FOLLOWING EXERCISE AND FEEDING HOME-CARE RECIPIENTS Kepple, T. [United States] Children WHEN COMPARED TO LEAN SUBJECTS OF IDENTI- LESS PAIN, MORE GAIN? A COMPARISON OF CON- Jungreitmayr, S. et al [Austria] CAL FITNESS LEVEL TINUOUS VS INTERMITTENT BLOOD FLOW RESTRIC- Chair(s): Joanisse, D.R. et al [Canada] TION PROTOCOLS IN ELICITING MORPHOLOGICAL 12:00 OP-PM64-3 OP-BN31 AND FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES Franco, E. [Spain] 12:00 OP-PM62-3 LAND- VERSUS WATER-WALKING INTERVENTIONS IN Benson, A. [Australia] Davids, C. et al [Australia] OLDER ADULTS: EFFECTS ON AEROBIC FITNESS AND Club A SIX-MONTH PHYSIOTHERAPY-EXERCISE INTERVEN- BODY COMPOSITION 11:30 OP-PM61-1 12:00 OP-MI17-3 TION IN PATIENTS WITH IDIOPATHIC INFLAMMATORY Naylor, L.H. et al [Australia] MYOPATHY IMPROVES FATTY ACID OXIDATION IN EFFECTS OF COMBINED MAXIMAL AND REACTIVE Biomechanics and neuromuscular: DOES SELF-CHOSEN WALKING SPEED REFLECT MOD- 12:15 OP-PM64-4 ERATE INTENSITY PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN CHILDREN? PRIMARY MUSCLE CELLS IN VITRO. STRENGTH TRAINING ON PERFORMANCE INDICA- Mixed I Haapala, E.A, Gao, Y. et al [Finland] Nemec, M. et al [Slovakia] TORS IN ENDURANCE RUNNERS PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE MAINTENANCE 1 YEAR FLYNN, M.F. et al [Ireland] FOLLOWING THE END OF AN INTERVENTION: IM- Chair(s): 11:45 OP-PM61-2 12:15 OP-PM62-4 12:15 OP-MI17-4 PACT OF THE TYPE OF EXERCISE? Gehring, D. [Germany] THE EFFECT OF Β-ALANINE SUPPLEMENTATION ON WHEN SHOULD WE START TESTING CHILDREN FOR AUBERTIN-LEHEUDRE, M. [Canada] Kay, A. [United Kingdom] CARNOSINE AND HISTIDINE CONTENT IN THE HIP- CHANGES IN THE LOCATION ON FORCE-VELOCITY AEROBIC FITNESS? A LESSON LEARNED FROM HOPP 12:30 OP-PM64-5 LONGITUDINAL STUDY. POCAMPUS OF 14-MONTH OLD RATS RELATIONSHIP OF FORCE AND VELOCITY PER- 11:30 OP-BN31-1 Mamen, A. et al [Norway] Hoffman, J. et al [United States] FORMED WITH THE 1RM LOAD AFTER TWO RESIST- THE INFLUENCES OF THE ABILITY OF AGILITY IN THE ANTICIPATION OF VARYING GRAVITY LEVELS IN ANCE TRAINING PROGRAMS DIFFERING IN SET DIFFERENT SITE BASED EXERCISE PROGRAM IN HUMAN BALLISTIC MOVEMENT al Waldvogel, J. et al [Germany] ECSS Prague 2019 - Czech Republic, 3-6 July 49 Oral & Invited Presentations

11:45 OP-BN31-2 11:45 OP-BN32-2 OLDER ADULTS ADULTS THE EFFECTS OF STRETCHING RATE ON PLANTAR INTER-SESSION RELIABILITY OF SAGITTAL PLANE Chen, C.H. et al [Taiwan] Balogh, L. et al [Hungary] FLEXOR NEUROMECHANICAL PROPERTIES AND HIP PROPRIOCEPTION MEASUREMENT IN HEALTHY 12:30 OP-PM67-5 MAXIMUM ANKLE RANGE OF MOTION YOUNG ADULTS CHALLENGING BELIEFS: CHANGES IN GMFCS TWO Pinto, M.D. et al [Australia] Steingrebe, H. et al [Germany] DECADES AFTER IVE DORSAL RHIZOTOMY OR OR- Saturday, July 6 12:00 OP-BN31-3 12:00 OP-BN32-3 THOPAEDIC SURGERY ACUTE STATIC STRETCHING DOES NOT ALTER BAL- THE EFFECT OF LATERAL WIND ON THE FLIGHT Langerak, N.G. et al [South Africa] ANCE CONTROL ABILITY: THE ROLE OF NEUROMUS- STABILITY IN SKI JUMPING 15:15 - 16:30 CULAR ACTIVATION HU, Q. et al [China] OP-PM69 Shokohyar, S. et al [Italy] 12:15 OP-BN32-4 PL-PS04 12:15 OP-BN31-4 MULTIVARIATE REGRESSION MODELLING OF CHI- Terrace 2A WHAT MAKES LONG-TERM RESISTANCE-TRAINED NESE ARTISTIC GYMNASTIC HANDSPRING VAULTING Congress Hall INDIVIDUALS SO STRONG? A COMPARISON OF KINEMATIC PERFORMANCE AND JUDGES SCORES Health and fi tness: Clinical populations O SKELETAL MUSCLE MORPHOLOGY, ARCHITECTURE, he, w. [China] II The importance of circadian rythm for AND JOINT MECHANICS. athletic performance and skeletal mus- Maden-Wilkinson, T. et al [United King- OP-PM67 Chair(s): cle health dom] Phillips, B. [United Kingdom] 12:30 OP-BN31-5 Berntsen, S. [Norway] Chair(s): Club H Mackey, A. [Denmark] SPECTRAL ALTERATIONS OF LOWER LIMB EMG SIG- 11:30 OP-PM69-1 15:15 PL-PS04-1 NAL DURING A 4-KM TRACK CYCLING TIME TRIAL Sports injuries and orthopedics III EXERCISE ADHERENCE AND PSYCHOLOGICAL IN HIGH-LEVEL FEMALE CYCLISTS NEEDS SATISFACTION IN THE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY THE INTRINSIC MUSCLE CLOCK AND MUSCULO- Bideau, N. et al [France] Chair(s): AND ASTHMA IN YOUTH (PLAY) INTERVENTION SKELETAL HEALTH 12:45 OP-BN31-6 Karamanidis, K. [United Kingdom] Westergren, T. et al [Norway] Esser, K. [United States] A COMPARISON OF VASTUS MEDIALIS, VASTUS Lamberts, R. [South Africa] 11:45 OP-PM69-2 15:55 PL-PS04-2 LATERALIS, BICEPS FEMORIS, AND LATERAL GAS- 11:30 OP-PM67-1 AEROBIC EXERCISE AND VENTILATORY FUNCTION CIRCADIAN CONTROL OF DIURNAL PERFORMANCE TROCNEMIUS ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC ACTIVITY HABITUAL LOADING LEADS TO TENDON HYPER- IN CYSTIC FIBROSIS: WHAT ARE THE IMPLICATIONS PATTERNS IN ATHLETES BETWEEN SEXES DURING A JUMP LANDING. TROPHY IN THE ELDERLY AND YOUNG HUMAN OF DYSGLYCAEMIA? Brandstaetter, R. [Austria] Pantano, K. [United States] PATELLAR TENDON Causer, A.J. et al [United Kingdom] Couppé, C. et al [Denmark] 12:00 OP-PM69-3 OP-BN32 11:45 OP-PM67-2 END CRITERIA FOR REACHING MAXIMAL OXYGEN OVERUSE INJURIES IN SWEDISH ELITE ATHLETICS – A UPTAKE IN PATIENTS NEWLY DIAGNOSED WITH Club E PROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY CANCER. BASELINE DATA FROM THE RANDOMIZED Lundberg Zachrisson, A. et al [Sweden] CONTROLLED TRIAL OF PHYSICAL TRAINING AND Biomechanics and neuromuscular: CANCER (PHYS-CAN) 12:00 OP-PM67-3 Mixed II Bjørke, A.C.H. et al [Norway] BASIC RESEARCH ON OCCURRENCE FACTORS 12:15 OP-PM69-4 Chair(s): OF HEAD BRUISES IN THROWING TECHNIQUE OF SIX WEEKS OF ENDURANCE TRAINING MODULATE Hanley, B. [United Kingdom] JUDO - INFLUENCE OF UNEXPECTED CONDITION ON BACKWARD BREAKFALL - MYELOID DERIVED SUPPRESSOR CELLS (MDSC) IN Balsalobre-Fernández, C. [Spain] HAYASHI, H. et al [Japan] GASTROINTESTINAL CANCER PATIENTS 11:30 OP-BN32-1 Pessoa, A.F.M. et al [Brazil] 12:15 OP-PM67-4 DIFFERENCE IN ENERGY GAIN AND TAKE-OFF 12:30 OP-PM69-5 VISUAL ANALOGUE SCALE AND BODY MASS INDEX PARAMETERS ACCORDING TO SEX AND LEVEL OF MAY PLAY IMPORTANT ROLES FOR DETERIORATE COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECTS OF EXPERTISE IN THE POLE VAULT WOMAC SCORES OF PREVENTIVE AGAINST KNEE REGULAR EXERCISE ON IMMUNOREGULATORY Frère, J. et alInvited [France] OSTEOARTHRITIS IN COMMUNITY-DWELLING AND COGNITIVE ABILITIES IN YOUNG AND ELDERLY & Ora 50 24th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science myNotes Oralr & Invited In ited al Conventional Print Poster Presentations

CP-PM01-6 OF RESISTANCE-TYPE EXERCISE TRAINING IN CP-PM05 TRAINING AND TEST- CP-PM05-8 Wednesday, July 3, HEALTHY YOUNG MALES EFFECT OF TWICE-A-DAY ENDURANCE TRAIN- ING CARDIORESPIRATORY FITNESS AND LOWER LIMB 2019 ING ON SKELETAL MUSCLE OXIDATIVE CAPACITY Fuchs, C.J. et al [Netherlands] MAXIMAL POWER IN HIGH INTENSITY FUNC- BASED ON ACUTE RESPONSES OF PGC-1Α CP-PM04-3 LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) TIONAL TRAINING ATHLETES Takakura, H. et al [Japan] EFFECTS OF COMBINED BLOOD-FLOW RESTRICT- Chair(s): Adami, P.E. et al [Italy] 12:45 - 13:45 CP-PM01-7 ED TRAINING AND HEAVY-LOAD RESISTANCE Wiewelhove, T. [Germany] CP-PM05-9 TRAINING ON MYOFIBER MORPHOLOGY AND FIBRE-TYPE SPECIFICITY OF STATIN ASSOCIATED Cotter, J. [New Zealand] SESSION-RPE METHOD FOR QUANTIFYING AND MECHANICAL MUSCLE FUNCTION MYOPATHY CP-PM05-1 [YIA] RELATING TRAINING LOAD TO SWIMMING PER- CP-PM01 MOLECULAR SIGNAL- Hansen, S.K. et al [Denmark] FORMANCE IN ADOLESCENTS Mallinson, J.E. et al [United Kingdom] EFFECTS OF REPEATED SPRINT TRAINING IN ING RESPONSE CP-PM01-8 CP-PM04-4 HYPOXIA ON REPEATED WINGATE SPRINT ABILITY Pind, R. et al [Estonia] ALTERED RESPONSE TO MONO-ARTICULAR EXER- AND LACTATE METABOLISM. MOLECULAR MECHANISMS INVOLVED IN RE- LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) CISE IN THE SKELETAL MUSCLE OF PATIENTS WITH DUCED MTORC1 SIGNAL RESPONSES AFTER Takei, N. [Japan] CP-BN01 NEUROMUSCULAR HOMOZYGOUS SICKLE CELL DISEASE Chair(s): REPEATED BOUTS OF RESISTANCE EXERCISE P CP-PM05-2 PHYSIOLOGY Reljic, D. [Germany] Gouraud, E. et al [France] Takegaki, J. et al [Japan] Apro, W. [Sweden] NEUROMUSCULAR, METABOLIC AND PERCEP- CP-PM01-9 CP-PM04-5 TUAL RESPONSE TO CONCURRENT TRAINING. LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) CP-PM01-1 [YIA] LOW GLYCOGEN AVAILABILITY INCREASES AU- HIGH-INTENSITY CYCLING PERFORMED PRIOR TO Cross, R. et al [Australia] Chair(s): TOPHAGY SIGNALLING FOLLOWING RESISTANCE EFFECTS OF ORAL LACTATE ADMINISTRATION ON RESISTANCE EXERCISE STIMULATES AUTOPHAGY Baudry, S. [Belgium] EXERCISE CP-PM05-3 ENDURANCE TRAINING-INDUCED MITOCHON- SIGNALLING THROUGH ACTIVATION OF AMPKΑ2 Girard, O. [Australia] DRIAL ADAPTATIONS IN MICE IN HUMAN SKELETAL MUSCLE Horwath, O. et al [Sweden] THE EFFECT OF WEATHER ON IAAF AND OLYMPIC TRACK AND FIELD PERFORMANCES FROM 1983 CP-BN01-1 [YIA] Takahashi, K. et al [Japan] Apro, W. et al [Sweden] CP-PM04-6 - 2017 CHANGES IN THE COMMON SYNAPTIC DRIVE TO CP-PM01-2 [YIA] CP-PM01-10 EFFECT OF SCIATIC DENERVATION ON MITO- Guy, J.H. et al [Australia] THE ANKLE DORSIFLEXOR MUSCLE DURING SPLIT- CHONDRIAL STRUCTURE IN SINGLE MUSCLE A NETWORK-DRIVEN APPROACH TO IDENTIFY- PROLONGED STRETCH DOES NOT IMPROVE BELT WALKING IN HUMANS FIBER CP-PM05-4 ING MECHANISMS OF CONTRACTION-INDUCED INSULIN-STIMULATED GLUCOSE TRANSPORT IN Oshima, A. et al [Japan] MUSCLE ADAPTATION AS A FUNCTION OF AGE INSULIN-RESISTANT RAT SOLEUS MUSCLE Takeda, K. [Japan] EXERCISE DURATION IS AN INDEPENDENT MARKER OF WORKLOAD IN ENDURANCE TYPE CP-BN01-2 [YIA] Willis, C.R.G. et al [United Kingdom] Honda, H. et al [Japan] CP-PM04-7 CONSTANT-LOAD EXERCISE HIGHER ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC ACTIVITY IN THE CP-PM01-3 STRENGTH IMPROVEMENTS THROUGH OCCLUS- Weiner, L. et al [Austria] DISTAL THAN IN THE PROXIMAL REGION OF THE THE EFFECTS OF LOW-INTENSITY PULSED ULTRA- CP-PM04 MUSCLE GROWTH: AL SPLINTS? THE EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT LOWER BICEPS FEMORIS LONG HEAD AND SEMIMEM- JAW POSITIONS ON MAXIMAL ISOMETRIC FORCE CP-PM05-5 BRANOSUS DURING HIP-DOMINANT EXERCISE SOUND EXPOSURE ON THE AKT/MTOR SIGNAL- ADAPTATION ING PATHWAY AFTER CARDIOTOXIN-INDUCED PRODUCTION AND PERFORMANCE IN DIFFERENT THE UTILITY OF A SELF-PACED SUBMAXIMAL Raki, K. et al [Japan] MUSCLE INJURY IN A MOUSE MODEL. JUMPING TYPES RUNNING TEST TO MONITOR FATIGUE IN ULTRA- LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) CP-BN01-3 Sakamoto, M. et al [Japan] Ohlendorf, D. et al [Germany] MARATHON RUNNERS. Chair(s): GLUTEUS MEDIUS, QUADRATUS LUMBROUM, CP-PM01-4 CP-PM04-8 Sangan, H. et al [United Kingdom] Longo, S. [Italy] AND ERECTOR SPINAE MUSCLE ACTIVITY DURING EFFECT OF RENALASE ON DEXAMETHASONE- EFFECTS OF ACUTE STATIC AND BALLISTIC CP-PM05-6 VERTICAL JUMP WITH VARIOUS LOADS CP-PM04-1 [YIA] INDUCED MUSCLE ATROPHY STRETCHING EXERCISES ON MUSCLE STRENGTH SPRINT INTERVAL TRAINING VERSUS HIGH INTEN- Vadász, K. et al [Hungary] AND BALANCE: A PILOT STUDY Tokinoya, K. et al [Japan] COMPARABLE MUSCLE ATROPHY WITH 2 WEEKS SITY INTERVAL TRAINING IN UNTRAINED UNIVER- OF IMMOBILIZATION (IMB) AS HYPERTROPHY Mani, E. et al [Cyprus] SITY STUDENTS CP-BN01-4 CP-PM01-5 WITH 10 WEEKS OF RESISTANCE EXERCISE TRAIN- ABDOMINAL OBLIQUE MUSCLE ACTIVATION CP-PM04-9 Boer, P. [South Africa] THE INFLUENCE OF A COMBINATION OF AURAN- ING (RET): IMPLICATIONS FOR MECHANISMS OF PATTERNS DURING THE CRICKET PACE BOWLING TIOCHYTRIUM INTAKE AND RESISTANCE EXERCISE PROTEIN TURNOVER RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BROWN ADIPOSE TISSUE CP-PM05-7 ACTION ON AMPK AND MTORC1 SIGNALING IN MURINE Stokes, T. [Canada] AND MUSCLE TISSUE AND INTRAMUSCULAR EFFECTS OF MODERATE-INTENSITY ENDURANCE Forrest, M.R.L. et al [Australia] SKELETAL MUSCLE ADIPOSE TISSUE IN YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED AND HIGH-INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING UN- CP-PM04-2 [YIA] PEOPLE CP-BN01-5 Mori, R. et al [Japan] DER HYPOXIC CONDITIONS ON BODY COMPOSI- POST-EXERCISE COOLING IMPAIRS DAILY MUSCLE Ogawa, M. et al [Japan] TION AND GLUCOSE TOLERANCE CORE STABILITY NEUROMUSCULAR CONTROL PosterPROTEIN SYNTHESIS RATES DURING 2 WEEKS Ogita, F. et al [Japan] DURING PERTURBED STANDING POSTURE 52 24th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Wednesday, July 3, 2019 12:45 - 13:45

MORNIEUX, G. et al [France] EFFICIENCY CP-PM06-1 [YIA] CP-PM06-9 CP-SH02-7 CP-BN01-6 Bassan, N.M. et al [Brazil] EXPRESSION OF INFLAMMATORY MEDIATORS AT DOES CUPPING TREATMENT CHANGE THE THE EFFECT OF JOB PERFORMANCE MEDIATED TENSIOMYOGRAPHY INDICATES DIFFERENT CP-MI01-4 PATELLAR BONE-TENDON JUNCTION DURING POSITION OF TRANSVERSALIS MUSCLOFASCIAL BY EXPERIENTIAL VALUE WHEN EXERCISING IN THE ACCUMULATION OF JUMP LOAD JUNCTION? GYMS. LEVELS OF POST-EXERCISE CONTRACTILE FATIGUE EFFECTS OF PASSIVE ISOKINETIC HIP EXTENSION- BETWEEN TRADITIONAL SETS AND REST REDISTRI- FLEXION TRAINING WITH ELECTROMYOSTIMU- CHEN, X. et al [China] Huang, Y.H. et al [Taiwan] Wu, Y.Τ. et al [Taiwan] BUTION SETS AT DIFFERENT VELOCITIES LATION ON HIP JOINT TORQUE AND SPRINT CP-PM06-2 CP-SH02-8 Omcirk, D. et al [Czech Republic] PERFORMANCE THE EFFECTS OF DYNAMIC TAPE APPLICATION ON CP-SH02 CHILDREN YEAR-ROUND ENGAGEMENT IN TRACK AND CP-BN01-7 MIKI, S. et al [Japan] THE FRONTAL PLANE KNEE PROJECTION ANGLE FIELD ATHLETICS DURING EARLY ADOLESCENCE IS LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) CHANGES IN THE RATE OF FORCE DEVELOPMENT- CP-MI01-5 DURING DROP LANDING AND JUMPING IN PREVALENT AMONGST ENDURANCE RUNNERS, FEMALE VOLLEYBALL ATHLETES BUT DOES NOT IMPACT ON ATHLETE RETENTION SCALING FACTOR FOLLOWING ISOMETRIC ELEC- NEUROMUSCULAR RESPONSE TO DIFFERENT Chair(s): TROMYOSTIMULATION TRAINING PROGRAM PERIODISATION STRATEGIES WITHIN RESISTANCE Lin, C.F. et al [Taiwan] Mamen, A. [Norway] Kearney, P.E. et al [Ireland] Mirkov, D.M. et al [Serbia] TRAINING: A PILOT STUDY CP-PM06-3 Westergren, T. [Norway] CP-SH02-9 osterMalone, J.J. et al [United Kingdom] ILIOTIBIAL BAND STIFFNESS IN RUNNERS‘ KNEE – PRIOR SELF-CONTROL EXERTION AND CAFFEINE CP-BN01-8 CP-SH02-1 HISTORY DEPENDENCE OF MUSCLE EXCITATION CP-MI01-6 AN IMAGING- BASED INVESTIGATION EFFECT OF SPORTS INSTRUCTOR ON TEACHERS’ MOUTH RINSING DURING ENDURANCE PERFOR- MANCE AND OXYGENATION PERFORMING EXPERIENCE AND STABILITY OF Friede, M. et al [Austria] AWARENESS OF CHILDREN’S PHYSICAL ACTIVITY Song, J. et al [Korea, South] RANGE OF MOTION IN BOTTOM POSITION OF CP-PM06-4 IN NURSERY SCHOOLS Boat, R. et al [United Kingdom] SQUAT Kamimura, A. et al [Japan] CP-BN01-9 LOW-GRADE INFLAMMATION AND ITS RELATION Oliva, V. et al [Slovakia] A NEW METHOD OF SPLITTING NEUROMUSCU- TO MUSCLE MASS CP-SH02-2 CP-PM02 ERGOGENIC AIDS; FAT, LAR ELECTRICAL STIMULATION CURRENT OVER CP-MI01-7 Kamper, R.S. et al [Denmark] A VOLITIONAL INTERVENTION TO IMPROVE GLUCOSE AND METABOLISM SEVERAL SMALLER ELECTRODES SHORT- VERSUS FULL RANGE OF MOTION EX- CP-PM06-5 HEALTH BEHAVIOUR Aldayel, A. [Saudi Arabia] PLOSIVE TRAINING TO ENHANCE LOWER LIMB Mc Conell Desaive, C. et al [Germany] LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) REPEATED BOUT EFFECT ON MYOFIBER PERMEA- POWER PRODUCTION BILITY AND MUSCLE FUNCTION THAT IS DEPEND- CP-SH02-3 Chair(s): Solberg, C. et al [Norway] Etxebarria, N. [Australia] CP-MI01 STRENGTH AND ENT ON THE INTERVALS BETWEEN INITIAL AND ARE AREA-LEVEL CRIMES ASSOCIATED WITH CP-MI01-8 SECOND BOUTS OF ECCENTRIC CONTRACTIONS OLDER ADULTS’ PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND SEDEN- Condo, D. [Australia] POWER IN RAT SKELETAL MUSCLE EXERCISE-INDUCED ENERGY EXPENDITURE DUR- TARY BEHAVIOR? CP-PM02-1 [YIA] Hayao, K. et al [Japan] LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) ING STRENGTH TRAINING – COMPARISON BE- Liao, Y. et al [Taiwan] MORNING VS. EVENING CAFFEINE SUPPLEMEN- TWEEN A MACHINE-BASED AND A BODYWEIGHT Chair(s): CP-PM06-6 CP-SH02-4 TATION: DOES TIME OF ADMINISTRATION DIFFER- STRENGTH TRAINING PROGRAM ENTLY AFFECT SHORT-TERM MAXIMAL PERFOR- Cupeiro Coto, R. [Spain] UNLOADING STRESS RETARDS SATELLITE CELL MI- PREDICTING RETENTION AND ATTENDANCE Schierbauer, J. et al [Germany] MANCE IN BASKETBALL PLAYERS? Brown, E. [United States] GRATION BY DELAYED MACROPHAGE RECRUIT- BEHAVIOUR OF LEISURE CENTRES MEMBERS MENT AFTER SKELETAL MUSCLE INJURY IN RATS Stojanovic, E. [Serbia] CP-MI01-1 [YIA] CP-MI01-9 Willinger, N. et al [United Kingdom] ACUTE AND SHORT-TERM RESPONSE TO DIF- Kawashima, M. et al [Japan] CP-PM02-2 [YIA] A NEW APPROACH TO EVALUATE THE FORCE- CP-SH02-5 FERENT LEVELS OF EFFORT DURING RESISTANCE VELOCITY PROFILE: THE SIT TO STAND TEST. CP-PM06-7 EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT DOSES OF FISH OIL SUP- TRAINING DESIGNING A BEHAVIOUR CHANGE QUESTION- PLEMENTATION ON ENERGY METABOLISM, Baltasar-Fernandez, I. et al [Spain] POTENTIAL SEX DEPENDENT BIOMECHANICAL NAIRE TO ADDRESS PHYSICAL INACTIVITY OF Cornejo-Daza, P. et al [Spain] MUSCLE DAMAGE AND EXERCISE PERFORMANCE RISK FACTORS FOR PATELLOFAMERAL PAIN LEISURE CENTRES’ CUSTOMERS. A PILOT TEST. CP-MI01-2 [YIA] SYNDROME. IN ENDURANCE ATHLETES López-Fernández, J. et al [United Kingdom] Peng, S.C. et al [Taiwan] THE EFFECT OF TRADITIONAL SETS AND REST- CP-PM06 BONE AND MUSCLE Björgvinsdóttir, M. et al [Iceland] REDISTRIBUTION ON TOTAL WORK DURING CP-SH02-6 CONCENTRIC ISOKINETIC KNEE EXTENSIONS AT CP-PM06-8 LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) INCLUSION, EXCLUSION, AND BELONGING TWO DIFFERENT SPEEDS CIRCULATING MYOKINES RESPONSE TO ENDUR- AMONGST GROUP FITNESS INSTRUCTORS IN Malecek, J. et al [Czech Republic] Chair(s): ANCE AND CONCURRENT TRAINING AND ITS AUSTRIA: FOR A FITTER PLANET? Clijsen , R. [Switzerland] RELATIONSHIP WITH GLYCEMIC CONTROL IN Andersson, K. et al [Austria] CP-MI01-3 [YIA] Hohenauer, E. [Switzerland] POSTMENOPAUSAL WOMEN THE EFFECT OF AN UNILATERAL SHORT-TERM Pérez-López, A. et al [Spain] STRENGTH TRAINING ON NEUROMUSCULAR

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CP-PM02-3 [YIA] CP-BN02-1 [YIA] CP-BN02-9 CP-SH03-5 CP-BN03 MOTOR LEARNING EFFECT OF DIFFERENT CARBOHYDRATE MEAL MUSCLE SIZE-SCALED SHEAR ELASTIC MODULUS RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DECREASED STRETCH- THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EXPECTED VALUE AND MOTOR CONTROL INTAKE AFTER EXERCISE ON ARM MUSCLE GLY- IS STRONGLY CORRELATED WITH MUSCLE FORCE SHORTENING CYCLE PERFORMANCE AFTER AND BRAND LOYALTY FOR SPORTS BRANDS COGEN AND URINE HEPCIDIN LEVEL IN ELITE DURING SUBMAXIMAL ISOMETRIC CONTRAC- CYCLING AND STRETCH REFLEX OF TRICEPS SUPPORTING FEMINISM: VERIFICATION OF THE LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) NORDIC COMBINED ATHLETES. TION SURAE MUSCLE MEDIATING EFFECT OF BRAND EMOTION Chair(s): Ishibashi, A. et al [Japan] Yagi, M. et al [Japan] Takahashi, K. et al [Japan] KIM, I.G. et al [Korea, South] Keller, M. [Switzerland] CP-PM02-4 CP-BN02-2 [YIA] CP-BN02-10 Latella, C. [Australia] THE EFFECT OF CARBOHYDRATE SUPPLEMENTA- MUSCLE AND TENDON INTERACTION OF THE DECREASE IN PASSIVE TENSION IS ASSOCIATED CP-SH04 PSYCHOLOGICAL FAC- CP-BN03-1 [YIA] TION ON SUBSTRATE OXIDATION DURING EXER- HUMAN GASTROCNEMIUS MEDIALIS DURING WITH AN INCREASE IN SOLEUS HOFFMANN- TORS IN SPORT CISE IN HYPOXIA AFTER BREAKFAST CONSUMP- BODY WEIGHT SUPPORTED RUNNING USING THE REFLEX AMPLITUDE DURING A 1-MIN CONSTANT ALTERATIONS IN FUNCTIONAL CONNECTIVITY IS TION OR OMISSION VERTICAL TREADMILL FACILITY LENGTH STRETCHING OF THE PLANTAR FLEXOR ASSOCIATED WITH COGNITIVE IMPROVEMENT LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) INDUCED BY ACUTE EXERCISE Griffi ths, A. et al [United Kingdom] Richter, C. et al [Germany] MUSCLES Chair(s): Datoussaid, M. et al [Belgium] Saito, S. et al [Japan] CP-PM02-5 CP-BN02-3 [YIA] Bjørndal, C. [Norway] P CP-BN03-2 [YIA] EFFECTS OF HIGH-CARBOHYDRATE MEAL ON ASSESSMENT OF ACHILLES TENDON LENGTH CP-SH04-1 MUSCLE GLYCOGEN AND PHYSICAL PERFOR- DURING WALKING AND RUNNING: A NEW IN CP-SH03 HUMANITIES RELATIONSHIP OF MULTIPLE ASPECTS OF PHYSI- MANCE AFTER RAPID WEIGHT LOSS IN ELITE VIVO APPROACH PHYSIOLOGICAL STRESS IN ELITE HANDBALL CAL FITNESS TO COGNITIVE CONTROL: AN FMRI COLLEGIATE WRESTLERS LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) PLAYERS. INFLUENCE OF GENDER, POSITION AND INVESTIGATION WITH OVER 1,000 YOUNG AND Kharazi, M.R. et al [Germany] PLAY TIME. MIDDLE-AGED ADULTS Kondo, E. et al [Japan] Chair(s): CP-BN02-4 [YIA] Mariscal, G. et al [Spain] Ishihara, T. et al [Japan] CP-PM02-6 Frühauf, A. [Austria] CHANGES IN ECHO INTENSITY AND SHEAR CP-SH04-2 CP-BN03-3 [YIA] EFFECTS OF VITAMIN D SUPPLEMENTATION ON ELASTIC MODULUS OF THE HAMSTRINGS WITH CP-SH03-1 ASPECTS OF PSYCHOSOMATIC DISORDERS IN ASSOCIATION BETWEEN ENDOGENOUS DOPA- MUSCLE FUNCTION IN FEMALE COLLEGE VOL- PASSIVE KNEE EXTENSION GIRLS JUST WANT TO HAVE FUN… OR DO THEY? HIGHLY QUALIFIED ATHLETES MINE RELEASE AND COGNITIVE IMPROVEMENT LEYBALL PLAYERS A MACHINE LEARNING ANALYSIS OF WOMEN’S Nakao, S. et al [Japan] DURING EXERCISE Liu, Y.H. et al [Taiwan] PARTICIPATION IN NORWAY’S ULTIMATE MASS Igolkina, A. et al [Russia] CP-BN02-5 PARTICIPATION SKI EVENT. Konno, T. et al [Japan] CP-PM02-7 CP-SH04-3 CHARACTERISTICS OF LOWER LIMB TENDONS Calogiuri, G. et al [Norway] CP-BN03-4 THE EFFECTS OF 32 WEEKS OF BETA-ALANINE AND THEIR RELATIONSHIPS WITH THE JAVELIN IMPLICIT PERSONALITY TRAITS AND SUCCESS IN SUPPLEMENTATION ON CROSSFIT-SPECIFIC PER- THROW PERFORMANCE CP-SH03-2 SPORTS QUADRICEPS ACTIVATION DURING SELECTED FUNCTIONAL EXERCISES WITH AND WITHOUT FORMANCE, BODY COMPOSITION AND DIETARY COMPARING THE PRACTICES OF USA SKIING Spreckels, C. et al [Germany] Kunimasa, Y. et al [Japan] ENHANCED ABDOMINAL CORE ACTIVATION HABITS IN CROSSFIT ATHLETES AND SNOWBOARDING AGAINST A GLOBAL CP-BN02-6 CP-SH04-4 Kumstát, M. et al [Czech Republic] MODEL FOR INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT OF ERDEM, M.M. et al [Turkey] EFFECTS OF FASCICLE LENGTH FILTERING ON MASS AND HIGH PERFORMANCE SPORT A QUALITATIVE CONTENT ANALYSIS OF SPORTS- CP-PM02-8 RELATED THOUGHTS IN COMPETITIVE ATHLETES CP-BN03-5 MUSCLE-TENDON BEHAVIOURAL PARAMETERS Schoen, C. et al [United States] CHRONIC 2S-HESPERIDIN INTAKE IMPROVES DURING CYCLING Kröhler, A. et al [Germany] EFFECTS OF HOLDING EXTERNAL LOADS WITH POWER OUTPUT AT VO2MAX AND BODY COM- CP-SH03-3 DIFFERENT MASSES ON POSTURAL CONTROL Walker, J. et al [United Kingdom] CP-SH04-5 SYSTEM DURING QUIET STANDING POSITION IN CYCLISTS ASPECTS OF STORIES ABOUT PHYSICAL ACTIVITY CP-BN02-7 WHAT IS ORIENTEERING SPORT? A CASE STUDY Martínez-Noguera, F.J. et al [Spain] IN CHILDHOOD AMONG OLDER WOMEN IN JA- Yaegashi, M. et al [Japan] OF THE ATHLETES PERCEPTION IN BRAZIL EFFECT OF WEIGHT LOAD ON MUSCLE-TENDON PAN: A TEXT MINING APPROACH IN LIFE HISTORY CP-BN03-6 COMPLEX BEHAVIOR DURING SQUAT EXERCISE Scopel, A. et al [Brazil] Kozakai, R. [Japan] EFFECTS OF MUSCLE CONTRACTION ON SUB- CP-BN02 MUSCLE / TENDON Noro, H. et al [Japan] CP-SH03-4 CP-SH04-6 JECTIVE PERIPHERAL SENSATION AND SPINAL FUNCTION EXCITABILITY CP-BN02-8 HISTORICAL PREREQUISITES FOR CREATING POSSIBILITIES OF PARTICIPATORY ACTION RE- SEARCH AND ART-BASED METHODOLOGIES IN LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) VISCOELASTIC PROPERTIES OF VASTUS LATERALIS AND DEVELOPING MODERN TYPES OF FENCING Takahara, T. et al [Japan] SPORT AND EXERCISE PSYCHOLOGY MUSCLE-TENDON COMPLEX IN COLLEGIATE WEAPONS CP-BN03-7 Chair(s): SPRINTERS Mashreghi, S. [Norway] Franchi, M. [Italy] Driukov, O. et al [Ukraine] ACTIVITY DURING CONTRACTION AND RELAXA- Hata, K. et al [Japan] Monte, A. [Italy] TION IN A VARIETY OF MUSCLES Poster Tetsu, T. et al [Japan] 54 24th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Wednesday, July 3, 2019 12:45 - 13:45

CP-BN03-8 IN MIDDLE-AGED AND OLDER COMMUNITY- CP-BN06-3 NAL STUDY CP-BN04 BALANCE AND POS- DWELLERS：A PRELIMINARY STUDY EFFECT OF MUSCLE RELAXATION ON CORTI- PRECISE AUTOMATED PASSING IN AMERICAN Hermassi, S. et al [Qatar] TURE COSPINAL EXCITABILITY OF OTHER MUSCLES IN Wu, H.J. et al [Taiwan] FOOTBALL CP-BN07-2 THE SAME LIMB LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) CP-PM03-6 Hollaus, B. et al [Austria] RECOVERY EFFECT ON ECCENTRIC EXERCISE- Ito, M. et al [Japan] PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, HEALTH PERCEPTION, BAR- CP-BN06-4 INDUCED MUSCLE DAMAGE BY CONTRAST Chair(s): RIERS TO EXERCISE IN ADULT NON-ATHLETES WATER THERAPY CP-BN03-9 EFFECTS OF CYCLING SHORTS PADDING ON Giboin, L. [Germany] AND ATHLETES – INFLUENCE OF SPORT DURING WITHIN AND BETWEEN DAY RELIABILITY OF PERCEIVED DISCOMFORT AND SADDLE PRESSURE Lee, J.H. et al [Taiwan] Ringhof, S. [Germany] YOUTH MUSCLE SYNERGIES IN A COMPLEX STRENGTH DISTRIBUTION AMONG FEMALE CYCLISTS IN CP-BN07-3 CP-BN04-1 [YIA] TRAINING TASK Leyk, D. et al [Germany] LABORATORY CONDITIONS A NOVEL BEHAVIOURAL INTERVENTION TO RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ANKLE PLANTAR FLEXOR Santos, P. et al [Portugal] CP-PM03-7 Larsen, A.S. et al [Denmark] REDUCE SEDENTARY TIME IN OLDER ADULTS FORCE STEADINESS AND POSTURAL STABILITY ON THE EFFECT OF ONE YEAR OF AEROBIC EXERCISE CP-BN06-5 UNDERGOING ELECTIVE HIP OR KNEE SURGERY STABLE AND UNSTABLE PLATFORMS ON LIPIDS AND LIPOPROTEINS IN OLDER ADULTS (INTEREST): A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED FEASI- CP-PM03 HEALTH AND FITNESS COMPARISON OF PUSH-IN HARDNESS METERS: Hirono, T. et al [Japan] BILITY STUDY osterBerglund, I. [Norway] HAND-HELD TYPE AND ULTRASONOGRAPHIC CP-BN04-2 [YIA] LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) DEVICES Aunger, J.A. et al [United Kingdom] CP-PM03-8 VOLUNTARY STEP EXECUTION IS A LIMITED Chair(s): EFFECT OF COMBINED EXERCISE AND DIETARY Murayama, M. et al [Japan] CP-BN07-4 PREDICTOR FOR RECOVERY PERFORMANCE AFTER Naylor, L. [Australia] INTERVENTION ON SELF-CONTROL IN OBESE CP-BN06-6 TREATMENT EFFECTS OF FUNCTIONAL ELECTRICAL SUDDEN BALANCE LOSS Soriano-Maldonado, A. [Spain] ADOLESCENTS STIMULATION ON PATHOLOGICAL TREMOR MICROCURRENT DEVICE IMPROVES LACTATE Werth, J. et al [United Kingdom] CP-PM03-1 [YIA] Xiang, M.Q. et al [China] REMOVAL, PRESERVES LEAN MASS, AND ATTENU- Kang, N. et al [Korea, South] CP-BN04-3 VENTILATORY RESPONSE AT REST AND DURING CP-PM03-9 ATES MUSCULAR SORENESS IN ENDURANCE CP-BN07-5 ATHLETES: A PILOT STUDY TRUNK NEUROMUSCULAR CONTROL IS ASSOCI- MAXIMAL EXERCISE TESTING IN PATIENTS WITH HIGH-VELOCITY LEG STRENGTH BUT NOT HAND- PREDICTION AND VALIDATION OF AN ACCURATE ATED WITH POSTURAL CONTROL DURING CHAL- SEVERE OBESITY BEFORE AND AFTER SLEEVE GRIP STRENGTH IS ASSOCIATED WITH FUNC- Seijo, M. et al [United Kingdom] AND SIMPLIFIED TOOL TO CONFIRM SARCOPENIA LENGING BALANCE TASK GASTRECTOMY PROCEDURE. TIONAL CAPACITY IN OLDER ADULTS CP-BN06-7 AND RISK OF PHYSICAL DISABILITY IN PEOPLE DUCHENE, Y. et al [France] Favero, C. et al [Italy] LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS Vetrovsky, T. et al [Czech Republic] THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN ATHLETE SPECIFIC CP-BN04-4 CP-PM03-2 [YIA] CHRONOTYPE INDEX DOS SANTOS, A.P.S. et al [Brazil] BACK ROTATOR ISOKINETIC STRENGTH PROFILE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SLEEP HABITS AND CP-BN06 SPORT TECHNOLOGY Ryan, R. et al [Australia] CP-BN07-6 IN BADMINTON PLAYERS MEETING THE CHILDREN’S PHYSICAL ACTIVITY MIXED CP-BN06-8 EFFECTS OF SELF NATURE POSTURE EXERCISE Li, N. et al [China] GUIDELINES IN FIFTH- AND SIXTH-GRADE JAPA- (SNPE) ON FITNESS, FUNCTIONAL MOVEMENT, ASSESSMENT OF MUSCLE SWELLING AFTER NESE CHILDREN RANGE OF MOTION, AND PAIN PERCEPTION CP-BN04-5 LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) EXERCISE USING BIOELECTRICAL IMPEDANCE Aoki, T. et al [Japan] Lee, H. et al [Korea, South] EVALUATION OF PROPRIOCEPTION IN SUBJECTS Chair(s): ANALYSIS CP-PM03-3 [YIA] BEFORE AND AFTER TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY Vieira, T. [Italy] Iwata, A. et al [Japan] CP-BN07-7 IMPACT OF DECREASE IN FATNESS ON CHANGES Barone, G. et al [Italy] CP-BN06-1 PHYSICAL READINESS AND SELF-RATED ABILITY IN MENSTRUAL PATTERN IN JAPANESE COMPETI- IN COLLEGIATE ATHLETES WITH LATERAL ANKLE CP-BN04-6 TIVE ADOLESCENT RUNNERS. CONTROLLED AND IN-SITU EVALUATION OF CP-BN07 SPORTS PHYSIOTHER- SPRAINS IN CHRONIC STAGE DOES EXPLICIT WRIST USAGE BENEFIT BEGINNERS’ INDUSTRIAL EXOSKELETONS: PRELIMINARY Uchiyama, E. et al [Japan] APY I HANDSTAND PERFORMANCES? APPROACHING RESULTS. Hunsawong, T. et al [Thailand] CP-PM03-4 [YIA] ALTERED COACHING OF SKILL-RELATED MOTOR De Bock, S. et al [Belgium] LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) CP-BN07-8 BEHAVIOUR THE COMBINED EFFECTS OF ACUTE EXERCISE Chair(s): TWO-DIMENSIONAL KNEE AND HIP KINEMATICS AND FREQUENT BREAKS IN SITTING ON POST- CP-BN06-2 Rohleder, J. et al [Germany] Pantano, K. [United States] IN ATHLETES WITH AND WITHOUT ADDUCTOR PRANDIAL METABOLISM IN OLDER ADULTS THE MECHANICAL ROWER: CONSTRUCTION, STRAIN CP-BN04-7 VALIDITY, AND RELIABILITY OF A MEASURING STA- Kux, J. [Germany] Wheeler, M. [Australia] Unuvar, E. et al [Turkey] COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT BALLET POINTE TION FOR WIND BRAKED ROWING ERGOMETERS CP-BN07-1 CP-PM03-5 SHOES ON GROUND REACTION FORCE DURING Mentz, L. et al [Germany] POSTURAL STABILITY AND REGULATION BEFORE BALLET MOVEMENTS COMBINED EFFECTS OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND AND AFTER ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT SEDENTARY BEHAVIOR ON FUNCTIONAL FITNESS RECONSTRUCTION – A TWO YEARS LONGITUDI-

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Lin, C.F. et al [Taiwan] THROWING Kagaya, Y. et al [Japan] Gorai, C. et al [Japan] CP-SH01-1 [YIA] CP-BN04-8 Zeniya, H. et al [Japan] CP-BN08-4 CP-MI02-3 EFFECTS OF A SHORT-TERM HIGH INTENSITY THE EFFECT OF EMG BIOFEEDBACK ON THE AC- CP-BN05-6 DETERMINING JUMP HEIGHT IN BEACHVOLLEY- PHYSIOLOGICAL PROFILES OF YOUNG PILOTS OF INTERVAL TRAINING ON PHYSICAL FITNESS AND TIVITY OF POSTURAL MUSCLES DURING STAND- BALL WITH INERTIAL MEASUREMENT DEVICES AN ELITE DRIVER ACADEMY EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONS IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL IDENTIFICATION OF RUNNING PATTERNS IN CHILDREN ING IN THE ELDERLY: IMPLICATIONS FOR BALANCE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS Schmidt, M. et al [Germany] Iannaccone, A. et al [Italy] TRAINING. Tottori, N. et al [Japan] Yanagiya, T. et al [Japan] CP-BN08-5 CP-MI02-4 Dos Anjos, F. et al [Italy] CP-SH01-2 CP-BN05-7 DOES HIP STRENGTH INFLUENCE KNEE POWER ESTABLISHING A PROTOCOL TO MEASURE SIMPLE CP-BN04-9 DURING DROP JUMP TASKS IN ADOLESCENTS? AND CHOICE STATIC EYE-HAND RESPONSE TIME GAZE ANALYSIS OF EARLY CHILD CARE TEACHERS’ BEHAVIOUR OF MUSCLE-TENDON COMPLEX OF OBSERVATION SKILL INTER-RATER RELIABILITY OF THE FOOT LIFT TEST THE GASTROCNEMIUS LATERALIS DURING THE Petrovic, M. et al [Iceland] USING FITLIGHT TRAINER™ SYSTEM IN PHYSICALLY ACTIVE INDIVIDUALS Nakazawa, K. et al [Japan] STANCE PHASE OF STAIR GAIT IN YOUNG AND CP-BN08-6 SEE, L.C. et al [Taiwan] Thanasoot, K. et al [Thailand] OLD ADULTS CP-SH01-3 THE SPIKE IN BEACH VOLLEYBALL – EXAMINA- CP-MI02-5 Johannsson, J. et al [Luxembourg] TION OF TWO DIFFERENT ARM SWING TECH- TALENT DEVELOPMENT AND IMPORTANCE OF PREFERRED TEACHING STYLES OF PETE TEACHER CANDIDATES P CP-BN05 RUNNING AND CP-BN05-8 NIQUES PHYSICAL FITNESS IN AUSTRIAN YOUTH GOLF THROWING MEDIAL LONGITUDINAL ARCH DEFORMATION Schrapf, N. et al [Austria] ATHLETES Wilkinson, C. et al [United States] DURING GAIT IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GIRLS CP-BN08-7 Luchner, R. et al [Austria] CP-SH01-4 LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) Kiuchi, A. et al [Japan] DIFFERENCES IN PEAK VELOCITY, PEAK POWER, CP-MI02-6 IS THERE A PLACE FOR EXTERNAL SPORTS SPE- Chair(s): CP-BN05-9 JUMP HEIGHT AND COUNTERMOVEMENT EXERCISE INTENSITY DURING EXERGAMING CIALISTS IN EXTRACURRICULAR SPORTS CLUB Paradisis, G. [Greece] DEPTH: JUMPS OVER A 50CM HURDLE AND ON ACTIVITIES AT JAPANESE MIDDLE- AND HIGH- EFFICACY OF TRANSVERSE ARCH SUPPORT SHOE Berg, J. [Norway] SCHOOLS? Couppé, C. [Denmark] INSOLES IN COUNTERING PLANTAR FORCE TO A 50CM BOX CP-MI02-7 Shimizu, Y. et al [Japan] CP-BN05-1 [YIA] Saho, Y. et al [Japan] Janikov, M.T. et al [Czech Republic] THE ROLE OF BURPEES AS PUNISHMENT FOR A CP-SH01-5 BUILT FOR FAST SPRINT RUNNING: PHASE- CP-BN08-8 “MISSED OBSTACLE” DURING OBSTACLE COURSE SPECIFIC ASSOCIATION OF INDIVIDUAL HIP IS THE JUMPING PERFORMANCE INFLUENCED BY RACING: A PILOT STUDY EFFECT OF SPORTS INSTRUCTOR ON CHILDREN’S EXTENSOR SIZES WITH SPRINT VELOCITY AND CP-BN08 JUMPING AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY TIME IN NURSERY SCHOOL THE BASIC ANTHROPOMETRIC PARAMETERS IN Monika, K. et al [Czech Republic] STEP VARIABLES SQUATTING FEMALE VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS? Murai, R. et al [Japan] Takahashi, K. et al [Japan] CP-MI02-8 LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) Jandová, S. et al [Czech Republic] CP-BN05-2 [YIA] IS THERE AN ACUTE EFFECT IN PERFORMING Chair(s): COMMON RANGE OF MOTION TESTS? INTERRELATIONSHIP BETWEEN JOINT MOVE- Sayers, M. [Australia] CP-MI02 TRAINING AND TEST- MENTS TO MAINTAIN PRECISION OF PERFOR- Holzgreve, F. et al [Germany] MANCE IN BASEBALL THROWING CP-BN08-1 ING I CP-MI02-9 Kimura, A. et al [Japan] LONGITUDINAL CHANGES IN THE EARLY AND LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) IMU-BASED CLASSIFICATION OF THE FUNC- CP-BN05-3 LATE RATES OF FORCE DEVELOPMENT IN THE TIONAL MOVEMENT SCREEN DEEP SQUAT AND COMPETITION SEASON FOR JUMPERS Chair(s): HURDLE STEP TESTS EFFECT OF TRUNK LATERAL TILT ON PITCHING De Pauw, K. [Belgium] ZUSHI, K. et al [Japan] Lee, M. [Taiwan] BIOMECHANICS AND PERFORMANCE Dascombe, B. [Australia] CP-BN08-2 Tseng, T. et al [Taiwan] CP-MI02-1 CP-BN05-4 BASKETBALL DUNK KINETICS – AGREEMENT CP-SH01 PHYSICAL EDUCATION BETWEEN FORCE PLATE AND MARKERLESS 3-D EEG PRIOR TO GOLF PUTTING WAS MODULATED THE EFFECT OF EARLY TRUNK ROTATION ON MOTION CAPTURE SYSTEM ASSESSMENTS BY PREVIOUS PERFORMANCE / PEDAGOGIC APPROACHES BASEBALL PITCHING MECHANICS Cabarkapa, D. et al [United States] Hung, E. et al [Taiwan] LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) Yeh, H. et al [Taiwan] CP-BN08-3 CP-MI02-2 Chair(s): CP-BN05-5 KNEE KINEMATICS DIFFERENCES IN DIFFERENT RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PERFORMANCE AND Millar, S. [New Zealand] CAN BIOMECHANICAL METAPHOR COR- LANDING TASKS BETWEEN FEMALE BASKETBALL EMOTIONAL STATE IN BASKETBALL THREE-POINT LEÓN GUEREÑO, P. [Spain] RECTLY CONVEY INFORMATION OF SPORTS PLAYER AND NON-PLAYER SHOTS TECHNIQUES?Poster A KINEMATIC ANALYSIS OF DART 56 24th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Thursday, July 4, 2019 13:30 - 14:30

Thursday, July 4, 2019 CP-SH05-6 CP-MI09-4 CP-MI12-1 CP-MI12-9 DOES AGE MATTER? A QUALITATIVE COMPARI- READINESS TO RE-PERFORM DURING A COM- SELF-SELECTED MUSIC REDUCES PERCEIVED LOCATION OPTIMISATION FOR IMUS IN THE SON OF MOTIVES AND ASPECTS OF RISKS IN PETITIVE WEEKLY CYCLE IN U14 AND U16 MALE EXERTION DURING HIGH-INTENSITY INTERVAL EX- DESIGN OF MOTION TRACKING SOCCER TIGHTS ADOLESCENT AND ADULT FREERIDERS SOCCER PLAYERS ERCISE WITHOUT AFFECTING EXERCISE-INDUCED BASED ON SOFT TISSUE ARTEFACT ANALYSIS 13:30 - 14:30 Frühauf, A. et al [Austria] Lehnert, M. et al [Czech Republic] IMPROVEMENTS IN INHIBITORY CONTROL Ahsmann, L.L. et al [Netherlands] CP-SH05-7 CP-MI09-5 Sugimoto, T. [Japan] CP-SH05 PSYCHOLOGY / MOTI- TEAM UNITY AS A PREDICTOR OF ATHLETE COM- RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CONDITIONING AND CP-MI12-2 CP-SH06 PSYCHOLOGICAL RE- VATION PETITIVE MOTIVATION GPS PARAMETERS IN RUGBY PLAYERS TRAINING THE USE OF RESTING HEART RATE AND HEART SPONSES TO EXERCISE I Kai, Y. [Japan] IN A SUMMER CAMP RATE VARIABILITY TO MONITOR STRESS AND PREDICT PERFORMANCE FOLLOWING HYPOXIC LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) Onishi, T. [Japan] LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) CP-SH05-8 REPEATED SPRINT TRAINING IN RUGBY PLAYERS CP-MI09-6 Chair(s): Chair(s): WHY DO FANS FOLLOW THE ATHLETES SOCIAL Hamlin, M.J. et al [New Zealand] Johansen, B. [Norway] MEDIA (BRAND) PAGES? SMALL-SIDED GAMES LEAD TO LOWER STIMULUS Calogiuri, G. [Norway] osterMamen, A. [Norway] AND GREATER INTER-INDIVIDUAL VARIABILITY CP-MI12-3 Prats-Puig, A. [Spain] Kajos, A. [Hungary] IN THE HEART RATE RESPONSE COMPARED TO BODY & BOAT: SIGNIFICANCE OF MORPHOLOGY CP-SH05-1 CP-SH06-1 CP-SH05-9 INTERMITTENT RUNNING IN PREPUBERTAL SOC- ON ELITE ROWING PERFORMANCE RELATIONSHIP OF EMPOWERING ENVIRONMENTS EFFECTS OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES AND SLEEPING IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT ACHIEVEMENT MOTIVES CER PLAYERS Delarochelambert, Q. [France] CREATED BY THE COACH AND PSYCHOLOGICAL HOURS LEVEL ON STRESS REACTIONS OF YOUNG ATHLETES MASSAMBA, A. et al [France] NEEDS SATISFACTION TO MEXICAN ADOLESCENT- CP-MI12-4 Takanashi, M. et al [Japan] AGE ATHLETES’ INTENTIONS TO CONTINUE Knisel, E. et al [Germany] CP-MI09-7 MONITORING THE TRAINING RESPONSE IN A CP-SH06-2 PARTICIPATION SPRINT THRESHOLDS AND LIMITS OF AGREEMENT PROFESSIONAL FEMALE LONG-DISTANCE TRIATH- Ramírez-Mejía, J.J. et al [Mexico] CP-MI09 TEAM SPORTS IN TESTING MAXIMAL VELOCITY IN U16 FEMALE LETE USING SUBMAXIMAL EXERCISE TESTS - A PHYSICAL ACTIVITY OF NURSERY SCHOOL SOCCER PLAYERS PRACTICAL SINGLE-CASE APPROACH TEACHERS AND THEIR PSYCHOLOGICAL STRESS. CP-SH05-2 LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) Hodun, M. et al [Germany] Schneider, C. et al [Germany] Takeda, N. et al [Japan] DIFFERENCES IN PERCEIVED SOCIAL SUPPORT IN BOYS ENGAGING OR NOT ORGANIZED SPORT Chair(s): CP-MI09-8 CP-MI12-5 CP-SH06-3 Sayers, M. [Australia] Silva, G. et al [Portugal] TEMPORARY FATIGUE DURING FUTSAL GAMES SOLDIERING TASKS’ PHYSIOLOGICAL DEMANDS PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, STRESS, AND SEDENTARY Dascombe, B. [Australia] BEHAVIOR IN GRADUATE STUDENTS: THE PASS Ohmuro, T. [Japan] BY HEART RATE ZONE SCORES CP-SH05-3 STUDY CP-MI09-1 Canino, M. et al [United States] INVESTIGATING CONFIDENCE AND SELF-EFFICACY CP-MI09-9 A LONGITUDINAL COMPARISON OF ANAEROBIC Dunston, E. et al [United States] RATINGS IN ATHLETIC TRAINING STUDENTS IN CHANGE OF DIRECTION PERFORMANCE OF CP-MI12-6 JAPAN: A LONGITUDINAL STUDY FROM JUNIOR PERFORMANCE IN ELITE CZECH JUNIOR ICE CP-SH06-4 HOCKEY PLAYERS IN THE PERIOD 2001 TO 2018 RUGBY PLAYERS: INFLUENCES OF PHYSICAL AND THE PARKINSON CRITICAL HEART RATE TEST: THROUGH SENIOR YEAR. TECHNICAL ASPECTS USING THE CRITICAL POWER MODEL FOR PAR- DANCE ON: CAN A COMMUNITY BASED DANCE Heller, J. et al [Czech Republic] PROGRAMME IMPROVE THE PHYSICAL AND IDE, Y. et al [Japan] Freitas, T.T. et al [Spain] KINSON DISEASE PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL-BEING OF SOCIO-ECO- CP-MI09-2 Barbieri, R.A. et al [Brazil] CP-SH05-4 CP-MI09-10 NOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED OLDER ADULTS? GENDER DIFFERENCES IN THE GAME OF GO: THE ESTABLISHMENT OF PHYSICAL FITNESS AND CP-MI12-7 TECHNICAL SKILLS EVALUATION INDEX FOR MODELLING THE OVERALL TECHNICAL PERFOR- Dingley, E. et al [United Kingdom] PARENTS’ EXPECTANCY AND VALUE BELIEFS ON MANCE IN YOUNG PORTUGUESE SOCCER PLAY- INCREASED OXIDATION OF LIPID ENERGY YOUNG PARTICIPANTS CHINESE PROFESSIONAL MEN’S BASKETBALL CP-SH06-5 ATHLETES ERS. THE INEX PROJECT SOURCES OCCURS INDEPENDENT OF CHANGES ASSOCIATION BETWEEN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND Chao, Y.C. et al [Taiwan] Abarghoueinejad, M. et al [Portugal] IN RUNNING ECONOMY AFTER AN EXERCISE Wang, Z. [China] INDUCED FATIGUE PROTOCOL ANXIETY AMONG CHINESE COLLEGE STUDENTS: CP-SH05-5 A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY CP-MI09-3 Kelly, L.P. et al [Canada] THE EFFECT OF NATIONALITY, GENDER, AND CP-MI12 ENDURANCE Ye, M. et al [China] GRADE UPON MOTIVATION FOR PHYSICAL ATHLETE MONITORING DURING WOMEN’S COL- CP-MI12-8 LEGIATE BASKETBALL PRE-SEASON CP-SH06-6 EDUCATION AMONG ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) COMPLETE WIRELESS EMG PROTOTYPE (WELLFIT CHILDREN IN JAPAN AND SOUTH KOREA Jones, M.T. et al [United States] RISK AND PROTECTIVE FACTORS: THE ROLE OF Chair(s): EMG) RELIABILITY VERIFICATION: COMPARING Ikeda, T. et al [Japan] AMPLITUDE WITH TELEMYO DTS (NORAXON) PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AT WORK OR DURING LEI- Etxebarria, N. [Australia] SURE TIME ON STRESS IN A HIGHLY STRESSED Kim, S. et al [Korea, South] Petersen, C. [New Zealand] OCCUPATIONAL GROUP

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Bischoff, L.L. et al [Germany] DEPRIVATION CP-PM09-3 CP-SH08 TEACHING AND Tsuda, R. [Japan] CP-SH06-7 Souissi, W. et al [France] ELECTRIC PULSE STIMULATION PROTOCOL AS COACHING EFFECTS ON CHIL- CP-SH08-7 ASSOCIATION BETWEEN PHYSICAL FITNESS AND CP-SH07-6 A MODEL OF RESISTANCE EXERCISE IN HUMAN COGNITIVE AND MOTOR EFFECTS OF A 9-WEEK MYOTUBES DREN ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE AMONG CHINESE EXERCISE DURING ISOLATION – DAILY VS. EVERY TRAINING INTERVENTION WITH COMPLEX COOR- COLLEGE STUDENTS SECOND DAY EXERCISE PROTOCOLS AND THEIR Valero, M. et al [Chile] LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) DINATION EXERCISES AND CONCURRENT COGNI- Xiang, F. et al [China] (NEURO)PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS CP-PM09-4 TIVE TASKS IN CHILDREN AGED 6 TO 10: A PARTLY Chair(s): RANDOMISED, CONTROLLED STUDY. CP-SH06-8 Abeln, V. et al [Germany] EFFECTS OF EXERCISE ON EXPRESSION OF Vago, P. [Italy] 、 、 Santner, A. et al [Austria] INVESTIGATION OF THE EFFECT OF AEROBIC CP-SH07-7 MYOD MYOGENIN MEF2MRNA IN HINDLIMB- SUSPENSION RAT SKELETAL MUSCLE CP-SH08-1 EXERCISE TO THE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS CREA- CP-SH08-8 EFFECTS OF ALTERATIONS IN VISUAL FLOW ON EFFECTS OF LONG-DISTANCE RUNNING IN TIVE LEVELS wang, y. [China] THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PSYCHOLOGICAL WORK- PHYSIOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL RE- SCHOOL PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASSES WITH A SHOPS FOR COACHES IN INCREASING WELL- Tekin, m. et al [Turkey] SPONSES TO EXERCISE CP-PM09-5 FOCUS ON COMPETITION BEING OF CHILDREN PRACTICING SOCCER AND Ando, S. et al [Japan] TIME COURSE EFFECTS OF VOLUNTARY RUNNING Matsumoto, Y. et al [Japan] GYMNASTICS EXERCISE ON PROTEIN PRODUCTS OF IMMEDIATE P CP-SH07 PSYCHOLOGICAL RE- CP-SH07-8 Wilczynska, D. et al [Poland] EARLY GENES IN MURINE HIPPOCAMPUS CP-SH08-2 SPONSES TO EXERCISE II THE IMPACT OF CAMERA STABILITY ON CYBER Yokokawa, T. et al [Japan] PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SICKNESS, PRESENCE AND PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGI- THE WATER IN WHICH WE SWIM LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) CAL RESPONSES DURING A VIRTUAL WALK IN CP-PM09-6 CP-PM11 OBESITY AND WEIGHT Spacey, H.L. et al [United Kingdom] NATURE Chair(s): AEROBIC EXERCISE TRAINING AND DEHYDROE- LOSS Litleskare, S. et al [Norway] PIANDROSTERONE ADMINISTRATION INCREASE CP-SH08-3 Weippert, M. [Germany] LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) Blancquaert, L. [Belgium] TESTICULAR SEX STEROID HORMONES AND THE MOTOR PROFICIENCY ASSESSMENT USING CP-PM09 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY ENHANCE REPRODUCTIVE FUNCTION IN OBESE THE BRUININKS-OSERETSKY TEST, SECOND EDI- Chair(s): CP-SH07-1 RATS TION AT CZECH SCHOOL CHILDREN Kaviani, M. [Canada] ARE SEDENTARY TIME AND PA ASSOCIATED WITH LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) Tatara, K. et al [Japan] Šefl ová, I. et al [Czech Republic] Keytsman, C. [Belgium] PERIMENOPAUSE RELATED DEPRESSIVE SYMP- TOMS? THE FLAMENCO PROJECT. Chair(s): CP-PM09-7 CP-SH08-4 CP-PM11-1 Marín-Jiménez, N. et al [Spain] Pérez López, A. [Spain] THE EFFECT OF ACUTE BOUT OF RESISTANCE EMPLOYING AN INTERDISCIPLINARY TEACHING EFFECT OF AEROBIC EXERCISE ON PLASMA Prats-Puig, A. [Spain] EXERCISE ON SKELETAL MUSCLE PROTEIN SYN- APPROACH TO PHYSICAL EDUCATION ON CHIL- 3-HYDROXYISOBUTYRATE LEVEL IN OVERWEIGHT CP-SH07-2 THESIS DURING LOW AMINO ACID CONCENTRA- DREN’S ENGLISH AND MOTOR PERFORMANCES AND OBESE MEN -COMPARISON BETWEEN NON- EFFECTS OF SITTING AND STANDING POSTURES CP-PM09-1 TIONS IN RAT SKELETAL MUSCLE. IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL INSULIN RESISTANCE, PRE-INSULIN RESISTANCE ON PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL ENDURANCE TRAINING IMPROVES SKELETAL Sase, K. et al [Japan] Cichy, I. et al [Poland] AND INSULIN RESISTANCE- STATES MUSCLE MITOCHONDRIAL FUNCTION IN OBESE Myoenzono, K. et al [Japan] SUBJECTS CP-PM09-8 CP-SH08-5 Aya, T. et al [Japan] CP-PM11-2 Magnesa, B. et al [Italy] IRISIN PREVENTS DEXAMETHASONE-INDUCED ANALYSIS OF THE TECHNICAL INTERACTIONS CP-SH07-3 ATROPHY IN C2C12 MYOTUBES OF A BASKETBALL TRAINING COACH: A CASE CHANGES AND FOLLOW UP IN FITNESS, FATNESS CP-PM09-2 THE RATING OF FATIGUE SCALE: CONSTRUCT Chang, J. et al [Korea, South] REPORT STUDY AND PERCEIVED HEALTH AFTER A BRISK WALK- VALIDITY AND RESPONSIVENESS TO A TRAINING INTERFERENCE EFFECTS IN CONCURRENT TRAIN- Nieto Guisado, A. et al [Spain] ING PROGRAM ONCE AGE AND LEVEL EDUCA- INTERVENTION ING - COMPARISON OF ENDURANCE EXERCISE CP-PM09-9 TION ARE CONSIDERED IN MODERATELY OBESE AND HIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING AFTER CP-SH08-6 WOMEN Dekerle, J. et al [United Kingdom] METABOLOME ANALYSIS OF SKELETAL MUSCLE RESISTANCE EXERCISE - BEFORE AND AFTER EXERCISE IN THOROUGH- LOAD CHARACTERISTICS OF SMALL-SIDED Garnier, S. et al [France] CP-SH07-4 BRED HORSES GAMES IN SOCCER FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF Shirai, T. et al [Japan] CP-PM11-3 PSYCHOLOGICAL RESPONSES TO FOUR HIGH- Ohmura, H. et al [Japan] IMPROVEMENT IN PHYSICAL FITNESS: THE EFFECT INTENSITY INTERVAL EXERCISE PROTOCOLS OF RULE CHANGES CARDIORESPIRATORY FITNESS ASSOCIATIONS CP-PM09-10 WITH METABOLIC RISK FACTORS IN A COHORT Marques, M. et al [Brazil] PHYSICAL INTERVENTION AND MYO-MICRORNA OF 18-YEAR OLD ESTONIANS CP-SH07-5 EXPRESSION ON SATELLITE CELLS OF ELDERLY Mäestu, E. et al [Estonia] ENDURANCE PERFORMANCE AND PSYCHO- Pietrangelo, T. et al [Italy] PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES TO SELF-PACED RUNNING EXERCISEPoster FOLLOWING PARTIAL SLEEP 58 24th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Thursday, July 4, 2019 13:30 - 14:30

CP-PM11-4 CP-MI15-2 CP-MI15-10 CP-MI03-5 CP-PM07-4 EFFECT OF EXERCISE ALONE ON HEPATIC STEATO- DO STEP LENGTH AND STEP FREQUENCY AS- EFFECTS OF EXERCISE TRAINING ON HANDGRIP EFFECT OF NUMBER OF EXERCISE TRAINING SES- HYPOXIA DOES NOT INFLUENCE POST-EXERCISE SIS: ARE BENEFITS SEEN BY META-ANALYSIS? SOCIATE TO VO2 AND WALKING EFFICIENCY IN STRENGTH IN SENIORS: A META-ANALYTICAL SIONS ON ENOS EXPRESSION PROTEINURIA. Baker, C.J. et al [Australia] ELDERLY ACTIVE WOMEN? REVIEW Hieda, M. et al [Japan] Joyce, K.E. et al [United Kingdom] CP-PM11-5 Blasco-Lafarga, C. et al [Spain] Morat, M. et al [Germany] CP-MI03-6 CP-PM07-5 COMBINED ASSOCIATION OF CHRONOTYPE CP-MI15-3 THE EFFECT OF STATIC STRETCHING PROGRAM THE EFFECTS OF BEETROOT JUICE ON APPETITE, AND EXERCISE HABITS ON CENTRAL OBESITY IN STUDY ON THE BODY SHAPE, LOWER LIMB CP-MI03 TRAINING AND TEST- ON PASSIVE AND ACTIVE PROPERTY OF GAS- ACYLATED GHRELIN AND ENERGY INTAKE AT MIDDLE-AGED AND ELDERLY JAPANESE ADULTS: STRENGTH, FLEXIBILITY AND BALANCE ABILITY OF ING II TROCNEMIUS MUSCLE TENDON UNIT 4300M SIMULATED ALTITUDE THE WASEDAS HEALTH STUDY ELDERLY RESIDENTS IN BEIJING Nakamura, M. et al [Japan] Matu, J. et al [United Kingdom] Ito, T. et al [Japan] Sun, J. [China] LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) CP-MI03-7 CP-PM07-6 CP-PM11-6 CP-MI15-4 Chair(s): REDI (ROBUST EXPONENTIAL DECREASING IN- EXERCISE-INDUCED HYPOXEMIA LEADS TO EFFECTS OF TIME RESTRICTED FEEDING (16/8) ON HANDGRIP STRENGTH AMONG MANUAL WORK- Baudry, S. [Belgium] DEX): AN ADAPTIVE AND ROBUST METHOD TO SPECIFIC ADAPTATIONS IN CARDIOVASCULAR osterENERGY EXPENDITURE, BODY COMPOSITION ERS IN THEIR FIFTH AND SIXTH DECADE OF LIFE Menz, V. [Austria] COMPUTE ACCUMULATED WORKLOAD SYSTEM DURING ACCLIMATIZATION TO MODER- AND PERFORMANCE Norheim, K.L. et al [Denmark] CP-MI03-1 Moussa, I. et al [France] ATE HYPOXIA Haupt, S. et al [Germany] Durand, F. et al [France] CP-MI15-5 DIFFERENCES IN SPLIT-TIMES AND STROKE CP-MI03-8 CP-PM11-7 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HANDGRIP STRENGTH, COUNTS BETWEEN JUNIOR AND SENIOR KAYAK- INTRA- AND INTERRATER RELIABILITY OF RANGE CP-PM07-7 ENERGY REPLACEMENT DIMINISHES THE POST- SIT-TO-STAND PERFORMANCE, AND OTHER ERS DURING CANOE SLALOM COMPETITION OF MOTION TESTS USING A DIGITAL INCLINOM- HIGH ALTITUDE TRAINING CAMPS OF ELITE PRANDIAL TRIGLYCERIDE-LOWERING EFFECT COMMON PHYSICAL VARIABLES IN HEALTHY, Hirano, T. et al [Japan] ETER OR A MEASURING TAPE AND INERTIAL SWIMMERS – GENETIC, BIOCHEMICAL AND FROM ACCUMULATED WALKING IN POSTMENO- ACTIVE, OLDER CZECHS CP-MI03-2 MOTION CAPTURE PHYSIOLOGICAL ASPECTS PAUSAL WOMEN Steffl , M. et al [Czech Republic] Maltry, L. et al [Germany] Veselá, J. et al [Czech Republic] PEAK HEART RATE ANALYSIS IN AMATEUR SURF- Nagayama, C. et al [Japan] CP-MI15-6 ERS DEPENDING ON THE NUMBER OF MANEU- CP-PM07-8 CP-PM11-8 INFLUENCE OF COGNITIVE INTERFERENCE TASKS VERS CARRIED OUT ON A WAVE. CP-PM07 HYPOXIA THE EFFECTS OF 2 WEEKS OF HIGH-INTENSITY THE CHALLENGES OF MEETING ENERGY NEEDS ON GAIT PERFORMANCE BEFORE AND AFTER Santisteban, A. [Spain] TRAINING IN MODERATE AND MILD HYPOXIA ON LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) - A CASE STUDY OF A SEMI-PROFESSIONAL SUSTAINED COGNITIVE ACTIVITY IN OLDER CP-MI03-3 EXERCISE PERFORMANCE AND AEROBIC CAPAC- FEMALE JIU-JITSU ATHLETE ADULTS ITY IN HORSES DIFFERENCES IN CHANGES OF PHYSICAL FITNESS Chair(s): Haudum, J. [Austria] Gube, M. et al [Germany] Mukai, K. et al [Japan] AND ANTHROPOMETRICS OF FEMALE AND MALE Hoffmann, U. [Germany] CP-PM11-9 CP-MI15-7 RECRUITS DURING MILITARY SERVICE Girard, O. [Australia] CP-PM07-9 EFFECTS OF RAPID WEIGHT LOSS ON IMMUNE CHANGES IN THE COGNITIVE FUNCTION OF THE Santtila, M. et al [Finland] CP-PM07-1 EFFECTS OF HYPOXIA ON POWER OUTPUTS AND FUNCTION IN COLLEGE JUDO ATHLETES FINGERS AND TOES ASSOCIATED WITH AGING CP-MI03-4 RESPIRATORY EXERCISES DURING HIGH ALTITUDE MUSCLE GLYCOGEN UTILIZATION DURING RE- Hiraoka, H. et al [Japan] Kunisa, S. et al [Japan] (HA) EXPOSURE, HELP TO MAINTAIN A BETTER PEATED SPRINTS ACUTE EFFECTS OF 300 SECONDS OF STATIC AND OXYGEN SATURATION IN NON-PROFESSIONAL Takuya, O. et al [Japan] CP-MI15-8 DYNAMIC STRETCHING ON FLEXIBILITY, MUSCLE CLIMBERS COUNTERACTING THE EFFECTS OF EXTENSIBILITY AND THE SHEAR ELASTIC MODULI CP-MI15 AGEING POSTURAL CONTROL DURING UNILATERAL AND PROGRESSIVE HYPOXIA. BILATERAL EXTERNAL PERTURBATIONS IN YOUNG OF THE GASTROCNEMIUS MUSCLE-TENDON CP-PM13 INJURY PREVENTION Ballerio, F. et al [Italy] LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) AND OLDER ADULTS UNIT Chair(s): Ivanova, T.D. et al [Canada] Matsuo, S. et al [Japan] CP-PM07-2 LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) Keller, M. [Switzerland] CP-MI15-9 MODERATE HYPOXIA PROMOTES SKELETAL MUS- Chair(s): Franchi, M. [Italy] CLE CELL GROWTH AND HYPERTROPHY Pantano, K. [United States] LOWER EXTREMITY MUSCLE QUALITY IN RELA- Sakushima, K. [Japan] Cortis, C. [Italy] CP-MI15-1 TION TO GAIT PARAMETERS IN COMMUNITY- PHYSICAL ACTIVITY TO SLOW DOWN THE AGEING DWELLING MIDDLE-AGE AND OLDER ADULTS CP-PM07-3 CP-PM13-1 PROCESS; A LARGE CROSS-SECTIONAL POPULA- Chen, L. [Taiwan] ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM AND PHYSIOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION BETWEEN ANKLE DORSIFLEXION TION STUDY (THE LIFELINES COHORT) RESPONSES TO ACUTE NORMOBARIC HYPOXIA RANGE OF MOTION AND KNEE KINEMATICS van de Zande, S. et al [Netherlands] Uchimaru, J. et al [Japan] DURING SINGLE-LEG LANDING BY SUBJECTS

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WITH CHRONIC ANKLE INSTABILITY CP-PM16-1 CP-PM16-9 CP-BN09 MOTOR LEARNING MOTOR IMAGERY ABILITY Daira, M. et al [Japan] ANALYSIS OF THE VITAMIN D-STATUS OF YOUNG SUPPLEMENTATION WITH PEQUI OIL DOES NOT AND MOTOR CONTROL Abdollahipour, R. et al [Czech Republic] CP-PM13-2 ELITE TEAM SPORT ATHLETES – STUDY CONCEN- INDUCE BLOOD PRESSURE REDUCTION IN NOR- CP-BN09-8 TRATED ON FIELD HOCKEY PLAYERS MOTENSIVE MEN AFTER STRENGTH TRAINING LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) THE EFFECT OF FOOT TAPING ON GAIT AND AGE AS A MODULATOR OF PHYSICAL EXERCISE STATIC POSTURE OF YOUNG HEALTHY MALES Broeckl-Popoli, F. et al [Germany] Dutra, M. et al [Brazil] Chair(s): EFFECTS ON LEARNING A PERCEPTUAL-MOTOR Inoue, Y. et al [Japan] CP-PM16-2 Giboin, L. [Germany] TASK Andersen, J. [United States] CP-PM13-3 PHYSIOLOGICAL AND PERFORMANCE RESPONS- CP-PM19 ERGOGENIC AIDS / Ferrer-Uris, B. et al [Spain] ES TO BASIC MILITARY TRAINING IN CONSCRIPTS OTHER SUPPLEMENTS CP-BN09-1 CP-BN09-9 STRENGTH PROFILE, UNILATERAL AND BILATERAL WITH DIFFERENT VITAMIN D STATUS IMBALANCES OF SOCCER PLAYERS DEPENDING EFFECT OF RHYTHMIC LOWER LIMB MOVEMENTS CROSS-ACTIVATION LEVELS OF QUADRICEPS ON AGE CATEGORY. Ööpik, V. et al [Estonia] LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) ON THE PERFORMANCE OF MULTI-LIMB RHYTH- MUSCLE DURING UNILATERAL CONCENTRIC AND Ižovská, J. et al [Czech Republic] CP-PM16-3 Chair(s): MIC MOVEMENT ECCENTRIC KNEE ISOKINETIC CONTRACTIONS Triska, C. [Austria] Qi, W. et al [Japan] CP-PM13-4 ASSESSMENT OF VITAMIN NUTRITIONAL STATUS Eraslan, L. et al [Turkey] IN JAPANESE FEMALE COLLEGIATE ATHLETES Wardenaar, F. [United States] P INJURY INCIDENCE AND INJURY BURDEN IN U14 CP-BN09-2 CP-BN09-10 SOCCER PLAYERS OF A PROFESSIONAL CLUB AC- Nagasawa, T. et al [Japan] CP-PM19-1 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PITCHING ACCURACY BILATERAL CHARACTERISTICS IN STRAIN OF ILI- CORDING TO THE MATURITY STATUS CP-PM16-4 EFFECTS OF A BRANCHED-CHAIN AMINO ACIDS- AND MUSCLE ACTIVITIES IN SKILLED BASEBALL OTIBIAL BAND AND LOWER EXTREMITIES ALIGN- PITCHERS MENT IN MIDDLE-DISTANCE RUNNERS Gil, S.M. et al [Spain] DOES VITAMIN D SUPPLEMENTATION ENTAIL A 2X ALANINE- SUPPLEMENTATION INTAKE IN HIGH INTENSITY ENDURANCE CYCLING TESTS Kuwata, M. et al [Japan] CP-PM13-5 2A FIBERTYPE SHIFT? Kim, D. et al [Japan] Gervasi, M. et al [Italy] RAPID BUT NOT MAXIMAL FORCE RATIOS ARE Nygaard, H. [Norway] CP-BN09-3 SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCED BY A PROFESSIONAL CP-PM16-5 CP-PM19-2 DEVELOPMENT OF THE IMMERSIVE 3D-VR TRAIN- CP-PM20 GENOMICS / MOLEC- SOCCER MATCH ING SYSTEM FOR ENHANCING SPORTS VISION ASSOCIATION BETWEEN POLYMORPHISMS IN ACUTE EFFECT OF CAFFEINETED GUM ON SWIM- ULAR METABOLISM IN SPIKE RECEIVE -THE EFFECT VERIFICATION OF Pinto, R.S. et al [Brazil] VITAMIN D PATHWAY-RELATED GENES, VITAMIN MING SPRINT PERFORMANCE AND SUBSEQUENT INTERVAL SESSION HAND-EYE COORDINATION - CP-PM13-6 D STATUS, MUSCLE MASS AND FUNCTION: A LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) SYSTEMATIC REVIEW Guglielmo, L.G.A. et al [Brazil] Yuki, H. et al [Japan] INJURIES IN ADOLESCENT SCHOOL BOY RUGBY Chair(s): PLAYERS: ARE THE CORRECT INJURY PREVENTION Krasniqi, E. et al [Austria] CP-PM19-3 CP-BN09-4 Franzoni, F. [Italy] STRATEGIES BEING IMPLEMENTED? CP-PM16-6 ASSOCIATION OF GENETIC POLYMORPHISMS COMPARISON OF MUSCLE ACTIVITY AND MUS- CP-PM20-1 CLE FATIGUE DURING RUNNING EXERCISE ON Robinson, B. et al [South Africa] AN ANTI-OBESITY EFFECT OF FUCOXANTHIN SUP- WITH THE THERAPEUTIC EFFECTS OF IRON SUP- NON-MOTORIZED TREADMILL, MOTORIZED PERIPHERAL TISSUE ADAPTATIONS TO HIGH IN- PLEMENTATION AND LOW INTENSITY/VOLUME PLEMENTATION IN ATHLETES WITH LOW IRON CP-PM13-7 RESERVES TREADMILL AND OVERGROUND. TENSITY INTERMITTENT VS. MODERATE CONTINU- EXERCISE IN DIET-INDUCED OBESE MICE. OUS AEROBIC TRAINING IN SPONTANEOUSLY CONTACT SPORTS: DENTAL INJURIES, MOUTH- WANG, C. [China] JANG, J.S. et al [Korea, South] HYPERTENSIVE RATS GUARDS USE AND STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS Yoshikawa, M. et al [Japan] INFECTIONS. PILOT STUDY. CP-PM16-7 CP-PM19-4 CP-BN09-5 Mauriège, P. et al [Canada] ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF DIFFERENT IONA, T. et al [Italy] DIETARY CARNOSINE INTAKE IMPROVES OUT- EFFECT OF CREATINE SUPPLEMENTATION ON CP-PM20-2 NEUROMUSCULAR FATIGUE WHEN CYCLING CYCLIC LOCOMOTION IN HUMAN COMES IN EXPERIMENTAL AUTOIMMUNE EN- THE ASSOCIATION OF ACTN3 R577X POLYMOR- ABOVE CRITICAL POWER. Shpakov, A. et al [Russia] CP-PM16 VITAMINE D / OTHER CEPHALOMYELITIS PHISM WITH ELITE JAPANESE ATHLETE STATUS BY Spaas, J. et al [Belgium] Schaefer, L. et al [United Kingdom] CP-BN09-6 VARIOUS SPORT EVENTS SUPPLEMENTS CP-PM16-8 CP-PM19-5 ACUTE EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT EXERCISE MODALI- Akazawa, N. et al [Japan] TIES ON ANKLE FORCE SENSE IN YOUNG AND LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) A COMPARISON OF THE EFFECTS OF THREE TYPES EFFECTS OF EXOGENOUS KETONE SUPPLEMENTA- CP-PM20-3 TION AND COOLING ON SUBSTRATE METABO- OLD ADULTS Chair(s): OF COMMERCIAL BOTTLED TEA BEVERAGES ON EFFECTS OF COMBINED TRAINING ON THE EX- EXHAUSTIVE EXERCISE-INDUCED FATIGUE IN LISM AND EXERCISE PERFORMANCE IN ACTIVE Smajla, D. et al [Slovenia] Rasica, L. [Italy] HEALTHY MALES PRESSION OF GENES RELATED TO BROWNING ACTIVE MEN CP-BN09-7 AND AUTOPHAGY IN SUBCUTANEOUS ADIPOSE Clark, D. et al [Canada] TISSUE OF INDIVIDUALS WITH OVERWEIGHT AND Lin, H.Y. et al [Taiwan] LEARNING ADVANTAGES OF AN EXTERNAL TYPE 2 DIABETICS RELATIVE TO AN INTERNAL FOCUS INSTRUCTIONS Poster IN CHILDREN WITH HIGH AND LOW LEVELS OF 60 24th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Thursday, July 4, 2019 13:30 - 14:30

Bonfante, I.L.P. et al [Brazil] CP-PM08-3 CP-PM12 GENDER CP-PM12-8 CP-PM21-5 CP-PM20-4 EXERCISE INTENSITY AND ENERGY EXPENDITURE PREVALENCE OF CHRONIC ANKLE INSTABILITY ARTERIAL STIFFNESS IN YOUNG MALE ATHLETES LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) IMPACT OF PARTICIPATING TO A 330 KM LONG OF THE ELDERLY DURING A PETANQUE GAME AND HISTORY OF ANKLE SPRAIN IN MALE AND OF VARIOUS SPORTS ULTRA-TRAIL VERSUS A 67 KM SHORT ULTRA- Chen, H.W. et al [Taiwan] Chair(s): FEMALE COLLEGIATE ATHLETES Yoshioka, M. et al [Japan] TRAIL ON MUSCULAR AND CARDIAC GENETIC CP-PM08-4 Ferri, A. [Australia] Koumura, T. et al [Japan] CP-PM21-6 REGULATION BY MICRORNAS. EFFECTS OF A HEALTH PROMOTION PROGRAM CP-PM12-1 CP-PM12-9 ACUTE EFFECTS OF HIGH-INTENSITY INTERVAL EX- Le Goff, C. et al [Belgium] FOR OLDER ADULTS IN THE HANDGRIP STRENGTH THE EFFECTS OF EXERCISE HABITS AND SEX ON EXPLORING THE EFFECTIVENESS FOR CARDIO ERCISE COMPARED WITH MODERATE-INTENSITY CP-PM20-5 TEST COMPARED TO THE GENERAL POPULATION IMMUNE RESPONSE IN DIFFERENT EXERCISE TRAINING WHILE OPERATING OUTDOOR FITNESS CONTINUOUS EXERCISE ON ARTERIAL STIFFNESS EVALUATION OF EXERCISE-INDUCED MUSCLE Río-de Frutos, X. et al [Spain] INTENSITIES EQUIPMENT IN HEALTHY YOUNG ADULTS DAMAGE USING URINARY TITIN N-TERMINAL CP-PM08-5 Kumazawa, Y. et al [Japan] Chang, K.T. et al [Taiwan] LEE, R. et al [Korea, South] FRAGMENT AT REPEATED BOUT EFFECT EIGHT-WEEK OF NEUROMUSCULAR ELECTRICAL CP-PM12-2 CP-PM21-7 Yamaguchi, S. et al [Japan] STIMULATION TRAINING IMPROVES MUSCLE FACTORS AFFECTING PERFORMANCE ON AN CP-PM21 CARDIOVASCULAR EFFECTS OF INGESTING OXYGENATED WATER osterSTRENGTH AND REDOX HOMEOSTASIS IN OLDER ON HEART RATE AND BLOOD LACTATE DURING CP-PM20-6 ARMY URBAN OPERATION CASUALTY EVACUA- ATHLETES THE EFFECT OF SWIM EXERCISE ON THE DEXA- MALE INDIVIDUALS TION FOR MALE AND FEMALE SOLDIERS SIMULATED GAMES IN TAEKWONDO ATHLETES METHASONE-INDUCED DECREASE IN SKELETAL Jandova, T. et al [Italy] Reilly, T. [Canada] LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) Chung, Y.K. et al [Taiwan] MUSCLE MASS AND MITOCHONDRIAL ENERGY CP-PM08-6 Chair(s): CP-PM21-8 METABOLISM IN RATS CP-PM12-3 EFFECTS OF SHORT TERM KETTLEBELL EXERCISE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND Crisafulli, A. [Italy] EFFECT OF HIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING Flis, D.J. et al [Poland] ON THE MUSCLE OF LOWER LIMB AND WALKING MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS IN MEN AND Haapala, E. [Finland] (HIIT) ON PERFORMANCE AND VASCULAR FUNC- CP-PM20-7 FUNCTIONS OF ELDERLY WOMEN. WOMEN 19-64 YEARS OLD CP-PM21-1 TION IN ELITE TRIATHLETES GI DUCK, P. et al [Korea, South] Hayate, N. et al [Japan] THE IMPACT OF EXERCISE MODE AND INTENSITY Mokhlesabadifarahani, A. [Iran] F-MARC: THE BEDROCK OF THE CARDIOVASCU- ON EXERCISE INDUCED GASTROINTESTINAL CP-PM08-7 CP-PM12-4 LAR SCREENING OF HIGHLY TRAINED FOOTBALL CP-PM21-9 DAMAGE PLAYERS VERSUS CLASSIC PRE-PARTICIPATION THE VARIATION IN PERCEPTION OF FATIGUE IN IMPACT OF DIFFERENT MODES OF EXERCISE IN ASSOCIATION BETWEEN PHYSICAL FITNESS AND Edwards, K. et al [Australia] EVALUATION ELDERLY FITNESS LEVELS AND BODY COMPOSITION IN CARDIOVASCULAR RESPONSES TO ACUTE STRESS Saito, Y. et al [Japan] WELLNESS EXERCISE POPULATION. Stoian, I.M. et al [Romania] IN MILITARY FIREFIGHTERS CP-PM08 AGEING CP-PM08-8 Ayuso chico, M. et al [Spain] CP-PM21-2 Speretta, G.F. et al [Brazil] COMPARISON OF CAROTID INTIMA-MEDIA CP-PM21-10 LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) PLASMA NOREPINEPHRINE LEVEL AND LIFESTYLE CP-PM12-5 THICKNESS OF LONG-DISTANCE RUNNERS WITH HABITS IN KOREAN ELDERLY PEOPLE WITH OR- ASSOCIATION LIVING ARRANGEMENT WITH EFFECTS OF INCREASED CALF VENOUS COMPLI- Chair(s): OR WITHOUT EXERCISE-INDUCED HYPERTENSION THOSTATIC HYPOTENSION PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVELS AMONG YOUTH IN ANCE WITH ENDURANCE TRAINING ON CIRCULA- Cupeiro Coto, R. [Spain] Kim, N. [Korea, South] SHANGHAI, CHINA Kim, Y.J. et al [Korea, South] TORY RESPONSES TO ACUTE EXERCISE Couppé, C. [Denmark] CP-PM08-9 Cao, Z.B. et al [China] CP-PM21-3 Iimura, Y. et al [Japan] CP-PM08-1 THE EFFECTS OF UNSTEADY SLOPE TREADMILL CP-PM12-6 AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM RESPONSE OF EFFECTS OF PROGRESSIVE RESISTANCE TRAINING TEAM SPORT AND ENDURANCE TRAINED ATH- WALKING ON PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES THE EFFECT OF AGE, TRAINING STATUS, GENDER ON MUSCLE FUNCTIONS, BODY COMPOSITION, LETES TO THE 30-15 INTERMITTENT FITNESS TEST DURING UNSTEADY WORKLOAD EXERCISE IN AND GENES ON MAXIMAL STRENGTH TRAINING GROWTH FACTORS, AND PRO-INFLAMMATORY THE ELDERLY ADAPTABILITY Hoos, O. et al [Germany] CYTOKINE IN HEALTHY ELDERS NISHIMURA, K. et al [Japan] Goleva-Fjellet, S. et al [Norway] CP-PM21-4 Tsai, S.H. et al [Taiwan] CP-PM08-10 CP-PM12-7 INFLUENCE OF HIGH TEMPERATURE ENVIRON- CP-PM08-2 MENT ON CIRCULATORY DYNAMICS OF BRAIN THE EFFECT OF HIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAIN- A GENDER COMPARISON OF MUSCULOSKELETAL CORRELATION BETWEEN AEROBIC CAPACITY AND AND ACTIVE MUSCLE DURING ENDURANCE ING (HIIT) ON IL-6, HOMOCYSTEINE, AND C- DISORDERS, PAIN AND FORWARD HEAD POS- BALANCE IN BLACK AFRICAN WOMEN FROM EXERCISE. REACTIVE PROTEIN IN MASTERS ATHLETES AND TURE AMONG OFFICE WORKERS A LOW-RESOURCED COMMUNITY IN SOUTH SEDENTARY OLDER MALES Sugane, H. et al [Japan] AFRICA Depreli, O. et al [Cyprus] Hayes, L.D. et al [United Kingdom] Tamulevicius, N. et al [United States]

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Friday, July 5, 2019 CP-MI10-7 CP-SH09-7 CP-SH10-5 SWIMMING IMPROVE PERFORMANCE? ~ PREDICTION OF SHOOTING SPEED IN NATIONAL LIFELONG LEARNING: TO THE CORE OF DEVELOP- CONFLICTS OF TEAM BUILDING IN THE SPORTS Nakashima, D. [Japan] WOMENS HANDBALL TEAMS MENT BETWEEN SPORT AND CULTURE OF SAFETY. ENVIRONMENT CP-MI13-6 13:30 - 14:30 Saavedra, J.M. et al [Iceland] JOFFROY, S. et al [France] Németh, Zs. [Hungary] THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENCE ACTIVE RECOVERY CP-SH09-8 CP-SH10-6 PROTOCOLS ON BLOOD LACTATE CLEARANCE IN YOUNG SWIMMERS CP-SH09 MORALITY AND CHAR- OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY AWARE- MEASURING ROLE PERCEPTION IN TEAM SPORTS: CP-MI10 STRENGTH AND POW- ACTER DEVELOPMENT NESS IN ELITE RUGBY THE VALIDATION OF THE CHINESE VERSION OF Chaipatpreecha, N. [Thailand] ER Chen, Y. et al [Ireland] ROLE AMBIGUITY SCALE (RAS) CP-MI13-7 LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) CP-SH09-9 Ho, W.J. et al [Taiwan] EFFECT OF 6-WEEK INSPIRATORY MUSCLE TRAIN- LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) ING ON DIAPHRAGM AND ACCESSORY RESPIRA- Chair(s): GOOD REFEREES ARE NOT NICE. PERSONALITY EF- CP-SH10-7 TORY MUSCLE FUNCTIONS IN ELITE SWIMMERS Chair(s): Hedenborg, S. [Sweden] FECTS ON FOOTBALL REFEREE DECISION-MAKING PSYTOOL: SPORT PSYCHOLOGY AS A THEORETI- Iglesias-Soler, E. [Spain] Ando, R. et al [Japan] CP-SH09-1 Gräfe, A. et al [Germany] CAL FRAME TO PROMOTE A POSITIVE ATTITUDE Kristiansen, M. [Denmark] IN GRASSROOT SPORTS P ATTITUDES TOWARDS OPPONENTS IN SPORTS CP-MI13-8 CP-MI10-1 Sáez de Villarreal, E. et al [Spain] Grushko, A. et al [Russia] CP-SH10 TEAM FUNCTIONING DIFFERENCES OF INTER-LIMB COORDINATION BE- RELIABILITY OF POWER AND VELOCITY VARIABLES TWEEN SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMERS AND NON- COLLECTED DURING THE BENCH PULL EXERCISE CP-SH09-2 AND LEADERSHIP CP-MI13 SWIMMING SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMERS: A PILOT STUDY CHARACTERISTICS OF HARASSMENT BY COACH- Vathagavorakul, R. et al [Japan] Pérez-Del Río, A. et al [Austria] LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) ES IN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL, HIGH SCHOOL, LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) CP-MI10-2 AND UNIVERSITY IN THE JAPANESE SPORTS Chair(s): CP-MI13-9 Chair(s): LOAD DISTRIBUTION DURING SUSPENSION SETTINGS Bjørndal, C. [Norway] COMPARISONS OF GENDER-RELATED HEMATO- TRAINING EXERCISE Horimoto, N. et al [Japan] Gonjo, T. [Norway] LOGICAL, HORMONAL AND FITNESS INDICES IN CP-SH10-1 YOUTH SWIMMERS Fusco, A. et al [Italy] CP-MI13-1 CP-SH09-3 COACHES’ LEADERSHIP PROFILE IN TRADITIONAL ANALYSIS OF THE INFLUENCING FACTORS OF LEG Qiu, J. et al [China] CP-MI10-3 EXPLORING THE TEACHING STRATEGIES FOR ROWING: TRAINERAS EXTENSION DURING THE WALKOUT MOVEMENT TEACHING FILED GAMES FROM THE PERSPECTIVE CORRELATION BETWEEN POWER CAPABILITIES LEÓN GUEREÑO, P. [Spain] IN ARTISTIC SWIMMING AND TROWING PERFORMANCE IN FEMALE OF CREATIVITY & CHARACTER EDUCATION CP-SH11 EXERCISE, COGNITION CP-SH10-2 Kaho, M. [Japan] ATHLETES Shin, K. [Korea, South] AND PERFORMANCE I Duca, M. et al [Italy] PERCEIVED COACH LEADERSHIP STYLE AND CP-MI13-2 CP-SH09-4 PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL-BEING AMONG SOUTH THE SESSION RPE BREAKPOINT CORRESPOND- LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) CP-MI10-4 IT´S HARDER TO PUSH WHEN I HAVE TO PUSH AFRICAN NATIONAL MALE WHEELCHAIR BASKET- ING TO INTENSITY THRESHOLDS IN OPEN WATER HARD! THE LEVEL OF CONCURRENT PHYSICAL BALL PLAYERS. Chair(s): CHANGES IN EMG ACTIVITY OF GLUTEUS MAXI- SWIMMERS MUS AND STRENGTH AFTER SQUAT MASTERING EXERTION AFFECTS DECISION-MAKING ON Jooste, J. [South Africa] Ludyga, S. [Switzerland] PROGRAM – CASE STUDY HYPOTHETICAL MORAL DILEMMAS Ieno, C. et al [Italy] Bruce, L. [Australia] CP-SH10-3 Chudý, J. et al [Slovakia] Weippert, M. et al [Germany] CP-MI13-3 CP-SH11-1 IMPLEMENTING A SHARED LEADERSHIP PRO- SLEEPING HIS WAY TO AN ASIAN GAMES MEDAL CP-MI10-5 CP-SH09-5 GRAM IN INDIVIDUAL SPORTS AN INTERVENTION THINK ALOUD: UNLOCKING DUATHLETES THOUGHT PROCESSES POWER - MASS CURVE PARAMETERS IN DEEP OTHER DOPING CONTROLS. ONE PROCEDURE STUDY MEASURING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF Tan, A. [Singapore] SQUAT: ACCELERATION VS. CONCENTRIC PHASE VISION TO REVISION SHARED LEADERSHIP IN ATHLETICS GROUPS CP-MI13-4 McEwan, H. et al [United Kingdom] OF MOTION Mirabet-Agulled, R. et al [Spain] Bultheel, M. et al [Belgium] COMPARISON OF SWIMMING START IN 100 M CP-SH11-2 Buzgó, G. et al [Slovakia] CP-SH09-6 CP-SH10-4 EVENTS AMONG GENERATIONS OF JAPANESE HIGH LEVEL FOOTBALL PLAYERS’ ABILITY TO USE COMPETITIVE SWIMMERS CP-MI10-6 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN COMPETITION LEVEL, A NETWORK APPROACH TO UNDERSTANDING IMPLICIT INFORMATION AS AFFORDANCES FOR ACTION WHICH ANTHROPOMETRIC AND LOWER BODY ANTI-DOPING LEARNING MOTIVATION, AND TEAM WORK IN AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL Suito, H. et al [Japan] POWER VARIABLES ARE PREDICTIVE OF PROFES- CONFIRMATION BEHAVIOR REGARDING PROHIB- Young, C. [Australia] CP-MI13-5 BEAVAN, A. et al [Germany] SIONAL AND AMATEUR PLAYING STATUS IN MALE ITED SUBSTANCES AMONG JAPANESE UNIVER- EFFECT OF BODY COOLING ON PERFORMANCE IN RUGBY UNION PLAYERS? SITY ATHLETES: A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY TRIATHLON COMPETITIONS ~DOES PRECOOLING Jones, T. et alPoster [Qatar] Murofushi, Y. et al [Japan] 62 24th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Friday, July 5, 2019 13:30 - 14:30

CP-SH11-3 TRAINING AND POSTURE LEARNING FUNCTION IN WOMEN CP-SH12-7 CP-MI16-6 SELF-TALK, AUDITORY DISTRACTION, AND PER- KUDO, S. et al [Japan] LEE, C. [Korea, South] MEDIATION OF GLOBAL SELF-WORTH ON THE CONTINUOUS MEASUREMENT OF ACETONE FORMANCE ACCURACY IN BASKETBALL FREE CP-PM10-3 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DEVELOPMENTAL CO- RELEASE DURING CYCLING AS A BIOMARKER THROW SHOOTING ORDINATION DISORDER AND INTERNALIZING FOR PHYSIOLOGICAL METABOLIC STATE; A PILOT PREVALENCE OF LUMBAR DISC DEGENERATION IN CP-SH12 EXERCISE, COGNITION PROBLEMS IN GRADE 3 CHILDREN STUDY. Warren Friedrich, K. et al [Denmark] COLLEGIATE RUNNERS AND PERFORMANCE II LI, Y.C. et al [Taiwan] Kupers, B.A.M. et al [Netherlands] CP-SH11-4 Kubo, Y. et al [Japan] CP-SH12-8 CP-MI16-7 CAN YOU REACH IT? THE INFLUENCE OF TENNIS CP-PM10-4 LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) EXPERIENCE ON PERIPERSONAL SPACE THE EFFECT OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS NIRS ON A FUNCTIONAL SCALE OF 0-100%: EFFECT OF A 3-DIMENTIONAL COMBINED EXER- Chair(s): Zavadska, A. et al [Germany] ON DECISION MAKING OF FOOTBALL REFEREES’ ESTABLISHING PRACTICALITY OF THE MOXY CISE INTERVENTION PROGRAM FOR THE REDUC- Johansen, B. [Norway] MONITOR FOR SPORT SCIENCE CP-SH11-5 TION OF SCOLIOSIS ANGLE IN PATIENTS WITH Latella, C. [Australia] Scoot, C. et al [United Kingdom] ADOLESCENT IDIOPATHIC SCOLIOSIS Feldmann, A. et al [Switzerland] EFFECT OF MICROGRAVITY ON BEHAVIORAL AND CP-SH12-1 AHN, S. et al [Korea, South] CP-MI16-8 NEURONAL PERFORMANCE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT COGNITIVE TASKS ON CP-MI16 APP AND METHOD oster SENSOR-BASED OBJECTIVE MEASUREMENT OF Wollseiffen, P. [Germany] CP-PM10-5 DUAL-TASK PERFORMANCE DEVELOPMENT PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN SWISS ARMED FORCES CP-SH11-6 CROSS-CULTURAL ADAPTATION, TRANSLATION IN Zhang, L. et al [Japan] FRENCH AND VALIDATION OF THE LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) Oeschger, R. et al [Switzerland] THE EFFECT OF COMBINED COGNITIVE AND CP-SH12-2 EXERCISE TRAINING ON WORKING MEMORY Kaux, J.F, Bornheim, S. et al [Belgium] Chair(s): CP-MI16-9 FUNCTIONAL CAPACITY, ISOKINETIC LEG Wiesinger, H. [Austria] PERFORMANCE AND BRAIN SIGNAL COMPLEXITY CP-PM10-6 STRENGTH AND SLEEP QUALITY CORRELATE WITH THE ESTIMATION OF CALORIC CONSUMPTION ON A NEW ELLIPTICAL MACHINE Guo, G.W. et al [Taiwan] REVIEW OF SCAPULAR MOVEMENT DISORDERS COGNITIVE FUNCTION IN MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS CP-MI16-1 CP-SH11-7 AMONG ADULTS WITH FORWARD HEAD POS- PATIENTS VALIDATION OF SMARTPHONE APP VOICE REC- Fedele, G. et al [Italy] TURE Giannaki, C. et al [Cyprus] OGNITION PHYSICAL ACTIVITY SYSTEMS USING EFFECTS OF ACUTE AEROBIC EXERCISE ON DE- TRI-AXIAL ACCELEROMETER LAYED FREE-RECALL PERFORMANCE Angin, E. et al [Cyprus] CP-SH12-3 CP-MI04 TRAINING AND TEST- Namba, H. [Japan] Kamijo, K. et al [Japan] CP-PM10-7 THE RELATION BETWEEN PERCEPTUAL-COGNITIVE ING III CP-MI16-2 CP-SH11-8 THE EFFECTS OF COMPETITION LEVEL ON THE SKILLS AND COGNITIVE FUNCTIONS IN YOUTH PREVALENCE OF LUMBAR DISC DEGENERATION VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS DEVELOPMENT OF A MACHINE LEARNING METH- LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) INFLUENCE OF EXPERTISE AND GAME TIME ON IN GYMNASTS De Waelle, S. et al [Belgium] OD TO EVALUATE KARATE SKILLS FROM INERTIAL FOOTBALL REFEREE DECISIONS Chair(s): Koyama, K. et al [Japan] SENSOR DATA Hansen, E. [Denmark] Graefe, A. et al [Germany] CP-SH12-4 Shimpei, A. et al [Japan] CP-PM10-8 DOES A MENTAL TASK CAN INFLUENCE YOUR Dascombe, B. [Australia] PREVALENCE OF CHRONIC ANKLE INSTABILITY PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE? THE NEGATIVE EFFECT CP-MI16-3 CP-MI04-1 CP-PM10 ORTHOPEDICS OF THE CONTROL CONDITION IN COLLEGIATE ATHLETES: THE INTERNATIONAL A MOBILE APPLICATION FOR HOME-BASED EXER- FINGER AND BALL MOVEMENT AT RELEASE IN CISE INTERVENTION FOR PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) ANKLE CONSORTIUM DIAGNOSED CRITERIA Mangin, T. et al [France] RELATION TO ACCURACY IN BASEBALL PITCHING Udompanich, N. et al [Thailand] Plebani, M. et al [Italy] Chair(s): CP-SH12-5 Kusafuka, A. [Japan] Niederer, D. [Germany] CP-PM10-9 ASSOCIATION BETWEEN LOCOMOTIVE SYN- CP-MI16-4 CP-MI04-2 DROME AND COGNITIVE FUNCTION IN COMMU- Gil, S. [Spain] THE CHONDROPROTECTIVE EFFECT OF EARLY VALIDITY AND RELIABILITY OF A SMARTPHONE PERFORMANCE ANALISYS IN PROFESIONAL ICE NITY-DWELLING OLDER ADULTS IN JAPAN MOTION ANALYSIS APP FOR LOWER LIMB KIN- CP-PM10-1 PASSIVE MOTION COMBINED WITH INTRA-ARTIC- HOCKEY: USING TRACKING DATA TO COMBINE ULAR PLATELET-RICH PLASMA (PRP) INJECTIONS Fujita, K. [Japan] EMATICS DURING RUNNING TACTICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS EXPOSURE-ADJUSTED INJURY INCIDENCE RATES ON ARTICULAR CARTILAGE AFTER ACUTE ANTE- CP-SH12-6 Mousavi, S.H. et al [Netherlands] KOMAR, J. et al [France] IN OLYMPIC COMBAT SPORTS: A COMPARATIVE RIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT RUPTURE STUDY OF THREE CONSECUTIVE OLYMPIC GAMES SOMATOSENSORY DYSFUNCTION IN CHILDREN CP-MI16-5 ChunHao, L. [Taiwan] CP-MI04-3 WITH DEVELOPMENTAL COORDINATION DISOR- Lystad, R.P. et al [Australia] FAT CONTENT AND MUSCLE QUALITY OF THE QUANTIFYING COLLECTIVE PERFORMANCE IN CP-PM10-10 DER QUADRICEPS MUSCLE ASSESSED BY ELECTRICAL CP-PM10-2 RUGBY UNION. Tseng, Y.T. et al [Taiwan] IMPEDANCE MYOGRAPHY: CORRELATIONS WITH ACUTE EFFECTS OF SELF-MYOFASCIAL RELEASE Saulière, G. et al [France] VERIFICATION OF POSTURE IMPROVEMENT WITH FOAM ROLLING ON FLEXIBILITY, ARTERIAL ULTRASOUND MEASUREMENTS EFFECT OF PHYSICAL FUNCTION IMPROVEMENT STIFFNESS AND AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM Longo, S. et al [Italy]

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CP-MI04-4 CP-PM17-2 CP-PM18 TEAM SPORTS CP-PM18-8 CP-MI07-7 DOES DIFFERENT FACIAL DIRECTION INFLUENCE AGE-DIFFERENCES IN TACTICAL BALL-GAME MATCH OUTCOME AND TECHNICAL-TACTICAL EFFECT OF FOOT TYPES ON THE WEIGHT-BEARING THE SWIMMER’S HORIZONTAL POSTURE? ABILITIES IN JAPANESE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) PERFORMANCE OF THE PRESENT ASIAN SOCCER- RESPONSE OF THE FOOT MORPHOLOGY USING Moriyama, S. et al [Japan] CHILDREN Chair(s): EVIDENCE FROM 2019 AFC ASIAN CUP PMRI CP-MI04-5 Okuda, T. et al [Japan] Ali, A. [New Zealand] GONG, B.N. et al [Spain] Maruyama, M. et al [Japan] ANALYSIS OF FACTORS INFLUENCING THE HEIGHT CP-PM17-3 CP-PM18-1 CP-MI07-8 OF THRUST MOTION IN ARTISTIC SWIMMING FACTORS IMPACTING LEVELS OF TELEVISION A STUDY ON KNEE JOINT CONCENTRIC PEAK CP-MI07 MIXED II CARDIOVASCULAR EFFECTS OF LOAD CARRIAGE Muro, O. [Japan] VIEWING TIME AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY GUIDE- TORQUE AND STRENGTH ASYMMETRIES IN IN SOLDIERS; A PILOT STUDY LINES AMONG JAPANESE YOUNG CHILDREN MEN’S PROFESSIONAL UNDER-23 VOLLEYBALL LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) Larsson, J. et al [Sweden] CP-MI04-6 TEAM Hyunshik, K. [Japan] Chair(s): CP-MI07-9 ASYMMETRIES OF MUSCLE STRENGTH IN Nikolov, H.r. et al [Bulgaria] Hoffmann, U. [Germany] LOWER LIMB MUSCLE TWITCH DURING STRETCH- CP-PM17-4 EVALUATION OF A GROUP BASED 8-WEEK OUT- Mamen, A. [Norway] SHORTENING CYCLE MOVEMENT IN COLLEGIATE THE EFFECT OF CRAWLING DURING CHILDHOOD CP-PM18-2 DOOR FITNESSTRAINING ON PHYSI-OLOGICAL ALPINE SKIER ON CARDIOVASCULAR AND ANTHROPOMETRIC PERFORMANCE IN RECREATIONAL ATHLETESP THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE RANGE OF CP-MI07-1 Kashiwagi, Y. et al [Japan] PARAMETERS IN APPARENTLY HEALTHY CHILDREN THE VELOCITY OF BATTED BALLS WHICH WERE THE EFFECT OF GENERAL FATIGUE ON THE CAPA- Hendker, A. et al [Germany] Cazorla-González, J. et al [Spain] PITCHED INTO VARIOUS COURSES AT THE TIME BILITY TO MAINTAIN BODY BALANCE CP-MI04-7 OF BATTING PRACTICE AND THE RESULTS OF CP-MI07-10 Mazur-Rózycka, J. et al [Poland] ESTIMATION OF HAND PROPULSIVE FORCES AT CP-PM17-5 GAMES NEUROMUSCULAR RESPONSES DURING A FOUR SWIMMING TECHNIQUES USING PRESSURE STRUCTURED ACTIVE PLAY PROGRAM FOR PRE- Sato, N. et al [Japan] CP-MI07-2 SUSTAINED, ISOMETRIC LEG EXTENSION MUSCLE MEASUREMENT AND UNDERWATER MOTION SCHOOLERS, STRENGTHENS BALANCE ABILITY ACTION AT A CONSTANT PERCEPTION OF EFFORT CP-PM18-3 SLEEP PATTERNS OF ELITE SHOOTERS BEFORE AND CAPTURE SATO, K. et al [Japan] DURING COMPETITION Keller, J. et al [United States] PERFORMANCE DURING EXCLUSIONS IN FEMALE Tsunokawa, T. et al [Japan] LU, J.J. et al [China] CP-PM17-6 HANDBALL: RESULTS FROM THE 2017 PANAMERI- CP-MI04-8 IMPACT OF LONGITUDINAL CHANGES IN MEN- CAN CHAMPIONSHIP CP-MI07-3 CP-BN10 SPORTS PHYSIOTHER- THE INFLUENCE OF SKI WIDTH ON PERCEPTUAL STRUAL PATTERN AND BODY COMPOSITION ON Trejo, A. et al [Uruguay] RESPIRATORY TRAINING MODIFIES THE BREATH- APY I CHARACTERISTICS DURING TRAINING IN YOUNG BONE MINERAL ACCRUAL IN JAPANESE COM- CP-PM18-4 ING PATTERN TOWARD A MORE EFFICIENT ONE ALPINE SKIERS PETITIVE GIRL RUNNERS DURING MAXIMAL INCREMENTAL EXERCISE. LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) INFLUENCE OF HALF TIME SCORE, MATCH LOCA- SEIFERT, J.G. et al [United States] Kinoshita, N. et al [Japan] Ballerio, F. et al [Italy] TION AND SCORING FIRST ON MATCH OUTCOME Chair(s): CP-MI04-9 CP-PM17-7 IN ROLLER HOCKEY CP-MI07-4 Behrens, M. [Germany] ASSESSMENT OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN COMPARISONS OF IN-SCHOOL AND OUT-OF- Arboix-Alió, J. et al [Spain] INFLUENCES OF LONG-TERM SPORTS EXPERI- Kux, J. [Germany] ATHLETES PHYSICAL ABILITY AND PHYSICAL SCHOOL PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AMONG CHINESE CP-PM18-5 ENCE ON THE CORTICAL INHIBITION DURING CP-BN10-1 CONDITION JUNIOR MIDDLE SCHOOL ADOLESCENTS DUAL-TASK PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF THE SHOTS AND EFFECTS OF THE DIRECTION OF CROSS TAPING Yoon, J. et al [Japan] Zhu, Z. et al [China] Fukumoto, H. et al [Japan] GOALS IN AFC FUTSAL CHAMPIONSHIP 2018 OF THE MIDDLE SCALENE MUSCLE ON MUSCLE CP-PM17-8 TONE AND STIFFNESS Chen, Y.C. et al [Taiwan] CP-MI07-5 CP-PM17 CHILDREN LONGITUDINAL CHANGES OF MUSCULOSKEL- Choi, H.S. et al [Korea, South] CP-PM18-6 DEVELOPMENT OF STROKE RATE IN ROWING ETAL FINDINGS IN ELEMENTARY AND JUNIOR FROM 2013 TO 2018 CP-BN10-2 LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS: A 2-YEAR PROSPEC- COMPARISON OF FIELD PERFORMANCE METRICS Altmann, K. [Germany] EFFECT OF KINESIO TAPING® ON VERTICAL JUMP Chair(s): TIVE SURVEY OF MUSCULOSKELETAL EXAMINA- BETWEEN COLLEGIATE DIVISION II WOMENS TION RESULTS PERFORMANCE IN JUNIOR TENNIS PLAYERS Vago, P. [Italy] FOOTBALL AND FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP CP-MI07-6 FOOTBALL ULUSOY, B. et al [Turkey] Segura-Jiménez, V. [Spain] Kasai, T. et al [Japan] CENTRAL OBESITY AND BIOLOGICAL MATURITY CP-PM17-9 Andersen, J.C. et al [United States] AS DETERMINANTS OF THE CENTRE OF PRESSURE CP-BN10-3 CP-PM17-1 PATH LENGTH CP-PM18-7 THE EFFECTS OF SELF-MYOFASCIAL RELEASE AND FOOT STRIKE PATTERNS AND SPRINT PERFOR- PREVALENCE OF BACK PAIN IN CHILDREN AND Font-Lladó, R. et al [Spain] STATIC AUTO-STRETCHING EXERCISES IN THE MANCE AMONG INFANTS ADOLESCENTS IN RURAL AND URBAN AREAS IN MODELING SOCCER PLAYERS’ TACTICAL EFFI- NORTH RHINE-WESTPHALIA (GERMANY) CIENCY LEVELS. RANGE OF MOTION AND STRENGTH OF TRUCK Goto, Y. et al [Japan] EXTENSORS Fron, K. et al [Germany] Bagatin, R. et al [Portugal] Poster FONTA, M. et al [Greece] 64 24th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Friday, July 5, 2019 13:30 - 14:30

CP-BN10-4 CP-PM22 AMINO ACIDS, FAT, CP-PM22-7 Yang, Y. et al [Taiwan] Balatoni, I. et al [Hungary] FOAM ROLLING AND INDICES OF AUTONOMIC GLUCOSE AND METABOLISM INTAKE OF BRANCHED-CHAIN AMINO ACIDS IN CP-PM23-6 CP-PM24-5 RECOVERY FOLLOWING EXERCISE-INDUCED COMBINATION WITH ENDURANCE EXERCISE – AN ANALYSIS OF GAME MOVEMENT DEMANDS CAN EXERCISE PRESERVE MOTOR AND NON- MUSCLE DAMAGE LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) NO EFFECT ON MRNA EXPRESSION OF PROTEINS OF INTERPROVINCIAL WOMEN’S RUGBY UNION MOTOR FUNCTION IN PARKINSON’S? – LONGI- REGULATING MITOCHONDRIAL BIOGENESIS Damico, A. et al [United States] Chair(s): Callanan, D. et al [Ireland] TUDINAL OBSERVATIONAL STUDY Edman, S. et al [Sweden] CP-BN10-5 Triska, C. [Austria] CP-PM23-7 Meadows, S. et al [United Kingdom] Gagnon, D. [Canada] CP-PM22-8 EFFECTS OF TISSUE FLOSSING ON GASTROCNE- DOES HIGH-INTENSITY PRE-LOAD HAVE AN CP-PM24-6 MIUS MUSCLE EXERTION AND FLEXIBILITY CP-PM22-1 AMOUNT, SOURCE AND PATTERN OF DIETARY EFFECT ON LACTATE ELIMINATION RATE AFTER STRENGTH AND FUNCTIONAL CAPACITY IN KANEDA, H. et al [Japan] PROTEIN INTAKE ACROSS THE ADULT LIFESPAN: A CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING SPRINT PERFOR- WOMEN WITH POLYCYSTIC OVARY SYNDROME EFFECT OF CARBOHYDRATE INGESTION AFTER CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY. CP-BN10-6 MUSCLE GLYCOGEN DEPLETION ON HIGH-INTEN- MANCE? Baioccato, V. et al [Italy] SITY ENDURANCE PERFORMANCE Smeuninx, B. et al [United Kingdom] Valiulin, D. et al [Estonia] EFFECTS OF MASSAGE AND COLD-WATER IMMER- CP-PM24-7 TSUKAMOTO, M. et al [Japan] SION AFTER AN EXHAUSTIVE RUNNING SESSION CP-PM23-8 PROSPECTIVE TRIAL ON NUTRITIONAL INTERVEN- osterON PHYSIOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL CP-PM23 ENDURANCE METH- CP-PM22-2 CORRELATION BETWEEN EARLOBE SURFACE TION IN EARLY-STAGE BREAST CANCER PATIENTS: PARAMETERS IN RUNNERS THE INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENT AMOUNT OF CAR- ODS: RECOVERY TEMPERATURE AND INNER EAR TEMPERATURE IN ADHERENCE TO DIETARY GUIDELINES, BODY Duñabeitia, I. et al [Spain] BOHYDRATE DIET INGESTION AFTER EXHAUSTION A HOT ENVIRONMENT WEIGHT CHANGE AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY CP-BN10-7 EXERCISE ON POSTPRANDIAL LIPEMIA LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) Sato, K. et al [Japan] LEVELS. Trestini, I. et al [Italy] IS VIBRATION ROLLING AS A WARM-UP EXERCISE Yang, T.J. et al [Taiwan] Chair(s): Rosdahl, H. [Sweden] MORE EFFECTIVE TO IMPROVE ON FLEXIBILITY, CP-PM22-3 CP-PM24 DISEASE AND PHYSI- CP-PM24-8 JOINT PROPRIOCEPTION, MUSCLE STRENGTH, Askew, C. [Australia] THE IMPACT OF PRE-EXERCISE CARBOHYDRATES CAL ACTIVITY PHYSICAL ACTIVITY (PA) LEVEL, INTEREST AND AND DYNAMIC BALANCE COMPARED TO NON- CP-PM23-1 PREFERENCES IN CANCER PATIENTS VIBRATION ROLLING AND STATIC STRETCHING SUPPLEMENTATION WITH HIGH-CONCENTRA- TIONS DRINKS ON ENERGY METABOLISM AND DIFFERENCE IN VENTILATION AND CYCLING LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) Avancini, A. et al [Italy] Lyu, B. [Taiwan] EXERCISE INTENSITY IN FEMALE COLLEGIATE ECONOMY IN TWO SITTING POSITIONS ON A Chair(s): CP-PM24-9 CP-BN10-8 ATHLETES BIKE. Pérez López, A. [Spain] EFFECT OF ENDURANCE VERSUS RESISTANCE KIMOTO, R. et al [Japan] Kvidaland, H. et al [Norway] EFFECTS OF ELASTIC TAPING ON DRIVING DIS- Westergren, T. [Norway] TRAINING ON SYSTEMIC AND LOCAL MUSCLE TANCE AND ACCURACY IN PROFESSIONAL CP-PM22-4 CP-PM23-2 INFLAMMATION AND OXIDATIVE STRESS IN COPD GOLFERS CP-PM24-1 ACUTE EFFECT OF NUTRITION INTAKE BEFORE Ryrsø, C.K. et al [Denmark] INDIVIDUAL PHYSICAL WORKING CAPACITY – A THE USEFULNESS OF ACTIVITY TRACKERS AND Kim, J.W. et al [Korea, South] OR AFTER RESISTANCE EXERCISE ON MUSCLE NEW METHOD TO DETERMINE PERFORMANCE HEART RATE MONITORS IN LIFESTYLE MEDICINE – BREAKDOWN IN THE MORNING IN HEALTHY CP-BN10-9 FROM SUB-MAXIMAL INCREMENTAL EXERCISE A CASE STUDY YOUNG MEN CP-PM25 CARDIOVASCULAR EFFECTS OF KINESIOLOGY TAPING OF THE Müller, A. et al [Austria] Dvorák, M. et al [Hungary] Kume, W. et al [Japan] MIXED SHOULDER ON DYNAMIC BALANCE IN BASEBALL CP-PM23-3 ATHLETES WITH MUSCLE FATIGUE CP-PM24-2 CP-PM22-5 LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) PREDICTING AEROBIC ENDURANCE PERFOR- THE EFFECTS OF OMEGA-3 FATTY ACIDS SUP- IMRAK, C. et al [Korea, South] THE EFFECTS OF COWS MILK, GOATS MILK, WHEY MANCE – SAVE TIME AND BLOOD! PLEMENTATION ON AIRWAY INFLAMMATION IN PROTEIN AND AN ENERGY-MATCHED CARBO- Chair(s): CP-BN10-10 Johansen, J. et al [Norway] AMERICAN UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL ATHLETES HYDRATE DRINK ON RECOVERY FROM REPEATED Crisafulli, A. [Italy] EFFECTS OF A 4-WEEKS PROPRIOCEPTIVE TRAIN- SPRINTING AND JUMPING IN TEAM SPORT CP-PM23-4 IMAI, T. et al [Japan] Cotter, J. [New Zealand] ING BY USING PEDALO ON BALANCE DURING ATHLETES WIND-UP AND STRIDE POSTURES IN PROFES- PHYSIOLOGICAL DETERMINANTS OF ELITE CP-PM24-3 CP-PM25-1 SIONAL BASEBALL ATHLETES. Curristin, M. et al [Ireland] MOUNTAIN BIKE CROSS-COUNTRY MARATHON THE INFLUENCE OF SHORT TERM STOP-REGULAR- RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SKIN-GAS NITRIC OXIDE PERFORMANCE KANG, H.S. et al [Korea, South] CP-PM22-6 EXERCISE ON CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE RISK CONCENTRATION AND CAPILLARY VELOCITY Carmo, E.C. et al [Brazil] FACTORS IN MEN FOLLOWING REPEATED SUBMAXIMAL HANDGRIP THE EFFECTS OF CYSTINE AND GLUTAMINE SUP- EXERCISE. PLEMENTATION ON GASTROINTESTINAL PERME- CP-PM23-5 Wu, C. et al [Taiwan] Eguchi, Y. et al [Japan] ABILITY AND SUBJECTIVE FATIGUE IN REPONSE TO EFFECTS OF COLD WATER IMMERSION RECOVERY CP-PM24-4 CYCLING EXERCISE IN YOUNG MEN STRATEGY ON PHYSIOLOGICAL INDEXES AFTER EXAMINING THE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY OF CHIL- Miyashita, M. et al [Japan] HIGH-INTENSITY INTERMITTENT EXERCISE DREN WITH DIABETES

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CP-PM25-2 DISEASE CP-PM27-7 OF MUSCULAR BCAA UTILIZATION FOR ENERGY CP-PM26-3 PRODUCTION IN EXERCISE SHEAR STRESS ON CUTANEOUS CAPILLARY EN- Correia, M. et al [Brazil] INFLUENCE OF GOLF COMPETITION ON THE COR- DEVELOPMENT OF THE ATHLETE DIET INDEX: A DOTHELIAL DURING WHOLE BODY EXERCISE. CP-PM25-10 TISOL HORMONE , STATE ANXIETY, AND CHOK- Miyazaki, T. et al [Japan] NEW DIETARY ASSESSMENT TOOL FOR ATHLETES ING UNDER PRESSURE IN JUNIOR GOLFER. Toya, Y. et al [Japan] THE EFFECT OF LOWER-BODY NEGATIVE PRES- CP-PM28-5 CAPLING, L. et al [Australia] CP-PM25-3 SURE THERAPY ON THE FUNCTIONAL STATE OF Narktawon, K. et al [Thailand] EFFECTS OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY (TIME, LEVEL), CP-PM26-4 EXCELLENT ROWERS LIFESTYLE ON CHRONIC DISEASES IN KOREANS VALIDITY AND RELIABILITY OF CONTINUOUS- CP-PM27-8 EXPLORING THE KNOWLEDGE-BEHAVIOUR-ATTI- WAVE NIRS VS FREQUENCY-DOMAIN NIRS TO Binhhong, G. et al [China] THE ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN THE MENSTRUAL Changjin, J. et al [Korea, South] TUDE MODEL IN ATHLETES – A PILOT STUDY MEASURE SKELETAL MUSCLE MICROVASCULAR CYCLE AND THE EFFECTS OF ACUTE EXERCISE CP-PM28-6 Teo, J.H.C. et al [Singapore] HEMODYNAMIC AND OXYGEN-UPTAKE KINETICS ON APPETITE-REGULATORY HORMONES AND TO EXERCISE IN NORMAL AND TYPE 2 DIABET- CP-PM27 HORMONAL ENERGY INTAKE ESTIMATION OF QUADRICEPS MUSCLE VOLUME ICS MEN USING SEGMENTAL BIOELECTRICAL IMPEDANCE LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) Kamemoto, K. et al [Japan] SPECTROSCOPY Rowlands, D.S. et al [New Zealand] Chair(s): CP-PM27-9 Taniguchi, M. et al [Japan] CP-PM25-4 EFFECT OF REGULAR PHYSICAL ACTIVITY ON P Franzoni, F. [Italy] CP-PM28-7 EFFECTS OF ELECTRICAL MUSCLE STIMULATION LEVELS OF NESFATIN-1, NEUROPEPTIDE Y AND ON COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE AND CEREBRAL CP-PM27-1 CORTISOL IN OBESE MEN THE IMMEDIATE EFFECTS OF KINESIOTAPING ON PERFUSION SEX HORMONES INFLUENCE IN RESPIRATORY DIFFERENT PERFORMANCE TESTS IN PROFES- Sadegh Eghbali, F. et al [Iran] SIONAL BASKETBALL PLAYERS: PILOT STUDY Takagi, Y. et al [Japan] VARIABLES IN FEMALE ATHLETES WITH DIFFERENT HORMONAL PROFILES Yigit, B. et al [Turkey] CP-PM25-5 Peinado, A.B. et al [Spain] CP-PM28 PHYSIOLOGY AND CP-PM28-8 INFLUENCE OF INCREMENTAL SHORT-MAXIMAL MEDICINE: MIXED EXERCISE ON URINARY LIVER-TYPE FATTY ACID- CP-PM27-2 ARCHITECTURAL AND MECHANICAL PROPER- BINDING PROTEIN RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HORMONAL CHANGES TIES OF PARALYZED MUSCLES IN PATIENTS POST LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) STROKE Kumamoto, S. et al [Japan] AND PHYSICAL PARAMETERS AMONG PREPU- BERTAL FEMALE HANDBALL PLAYERS Chair(s): Kato, E. et al [Japan] CP-PM25-6 Cselko, A. et al [Hungary] Naylor, L. [Australia] THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ARTERIAL STIFFNESS Brown, E. [United States] CP-PM27-3 CP-PM26 EVALUATION OF DIET AND INCREASE IN BLOOD PRESSURE DURING CP-PM28-1 EXERCISE IN MIDDLE-AGED OVERWEIGHT AND INFLUENCE OF VENTILATORY THRESHOLD INTEN- QUALITY; NUTRITION KNOWL- OBESE MEN. SITY TRAINING ON BLOOD 2-ARACHIDONOYLG- ALTERATION OF HEART RATE AND BONE MINERAL DENSITY AFTER INTERVAL EXERCISE IN CLONED EDGE Tanahashi, K. et al [Japan] LYCEROL LEVEL. AND NON-CLONED DOGS Yamashita, T. et al [Japan] LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) CP-PM25-7 Lee, H.S. et al [Korea, South] CP-PM27-4 Chair(s): THE INFLUENCE OF VITAMIN D STATUS ON PULSE CP-PM28-2 WAVE VELOCITY FOLLOWING ACUTE MAXIMAL MALE ENDOCRINE ADAPTIVE RESPONSE IN Wardenaar, F. [United States] EXERCISE IN ADULTS SCUBA DIVERS. IMPACT OF PHYSICAL EXERCISE DURING PREG- Condo, D. [Australia] NANCY ON THE MODULATION OF LIVER MITO- Chen, L.A. et al [Taiwan] Verratti, V. et al [Italy] CHONDRIAL FUNCTION IN AN ANIMAL MODEL CP-PM26-1 CP-PM25-8 CP-PM27-5 OF NON-ALCOHOLIC FATTY LIVER DISEASE DIETARY SUPPLEMENTS IN GERMAN FIRST AND ACUTE AND REPEATED EFFECTS OF WHOLE-BODY EFFECT OF MENSTRUAL CYCLE PHASES ON 50-M Stevanovic, J. et al [Portugal] SECOND NATIONAL LEAGUE MALE SOCCER PLAYERS CRYOTHERAPY: INVESTIGATION OF A DOSE- SPRINT RUNNING PERFORMANCE CP-PM28-3 RESPONSE EFFECT ON BLOOD CATECHOLAMINES Hayamizu, M. et al [Japan] von Spiegel, S. et al [Germany] AND HEART RATE VARIABILITY THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN GRIP STRENGTH CP-PM27-6 AND LEAN MASS. CP-PM26-2 Theurot, D. et al [France] AGE-DEPENDENT VARIATION OF EXERCISE- PRATT, J. et al [Ireland] EVALUATION OF NUTRIENT INTAKE AND DIET CP-PM25-9 QUALITY OF TRACK AND FIELD INDIAN ATHLETES INDUCED HORMONAL RESPONSES IN YOUNG CP-PM28-4 INTERARM BLOOD PRESSURE DIFFERENCE IS ATHLETES Kalpana, K. et al [India] SALIVARY ANALYSIS OF VALINE INTERMEDIATE ASSOCIATED WITH PHYSICAL AND CARDIOVAS- Sekine, Y. et al [Japan] CULAR IMPAIRMENTSPoster IN PERIPHERAL ARTERY 3-HYDROXYISOBUTYRATE: A POSSIBLE MARKER 66 24th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Saturday, July 6, 2019 13:45 - 14:45

Saturday, July 6, 2019 Chuang, Y.H. et al [Taiwan] 30 TO 60 YEARS CP-MI17-2 CP-MI08 MIXED III CP-MI05-7 Rüther, T. et al [Germany] COMPARING MUSCLE ACTIVITY OF DROP VOLLEY LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) THE ASSOCIATION OF EYE-HAND/EYE-FOOT CP-MI14-5 AND VOLLEY IN TENNIS Ryosuke, F. et al [Japan] Chair(s): 13:45 - 14:45 RESPONSE TIME AND AGILITY AMONG YOUNG THERMOGRAPHIC IMAGES OF WARMING UP, MALE TENNIS ATHLETES INCREMENTAL EXERCISE TO EXHAUSTION ON A CP-MI17-3 Iglesias-Soler, E. [Spain] SHIEH, L.C. et al [Taiwan] TREADMILL AND A RUNNING COOLING DOWN HAS HYEON CHUNGS SERVE PERFORMANCE CP-MI08-1 OF NON-PROFESSIONAL MIDDLE-AGED MALE CP-MI05 TRAINING AND TEST- CP-MI05-8 IMPROVED FROM JUNIOR TO PROFESSIONAL? EFFECTS OF 8-WEEK LIGHT VS. HEAVY TIRE FLIP RUNNERS ING IV CLIMBING THE SEVENTH SUMMIT: NUTRITION, Kim, H. [United States] TRAINING ON PHYSICAL FITNESS OF YOUNG Guadalupe Grau, A. et al [Spain] ADULTS BODY COMPOSITION AND PHYSICAL CAPACITY CP-MI17-4 LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) OF AN ITALIAN MOUNTAIN CLIMBER CP-MI14-6 Wony, D.P. et al [China] NOTHING VENTURED, NO POINT GAINED—AN Ghiani, G. et al [Italy] EVALUATION OF AN INTENSIVE VERSUS EXTEN- Chair(s): ANALYSIS OF BREAKPOINT PERFORMANCE OF CP-MI08-2 SIVE HALF-MARATHON SCHEDULE TRAINING FOR Kearney, P. [Ireland] CP-MI05-9 TENNIS PLAYERS A FEASIBLE APPROACH FOR BLOOD FLOW osterDuhig, S. [Australia] MIDDLE-AGED AMATEUR FEMALE RUNNERS EVALUATING THE IMPORTANCE OF MISTAKES IN CUI, Y. et al [China] RESTRICTION TRAINING: ADJUSTING A NON- Bonet, J.B. et al [Spain] ELASTIC BAND BASED ON MODERATED CUFF CP-MI05-1 THE EXECUTION OF TECHNIQUE IN SUCCESSFUL CP-MI17-5 FRONT CRAWL SWIMMING PERFORMANCES CP-MI14-7 PRESSURE THE RELATIVE AGE EFFECT IN HANDBALL: ITS EX- KINEMATIC MOTION ANALYSIS OF THREE DIF- Kapus, J. et al [Slovenia] VALIDATION OF SELF-PACED TRACK-TEST AL- Oliveira, J. et al [Brazil] ISTENCE AND INFLUENCE ON PLAYING POSITION FERENT SERVICE TYPES IN ELITE JUNIOR TENNIS LOWING TO REACH AND TO ESTIMATE VO2MAX FOR YOUTH AND JUNIOR TEAMS PLAYERS CP-MI08-3 FROM SUBMAXIMAL SPEED Alsharji, K. [Kuwait] CP-MI14 RUNNING Vuong, J. et al [Germany] CROSS EDUCATION IN A KNEE EXTENSION EX- Molinari, C. et al [France] ERCISE DEPENDS ON SET CONFIGURATION OF CP-MI05-2 CP-MI17-6 LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) CP-MI14-8 RESISTANCE TRAINING NEUROMUSCULAR ACTIVATION PATTERN OF TRAINING EFFECT OF A 4-WEEKS ADD-ON VISUAL THE RELATIONSHIP OF AGE AND PERFORMANCE Fariñas, J. et al [Spain] LOWER EXTREMITY MUSCLES IN CYCLISTS WITH Chair(s): TRAINING PROGRAM ON COLLEGIATE TENNIS WITH NEUROMUSCULAR FITNESS OF RECREA- SINGLE AMPUTATION OF LEG DURING PEDALING Blazevich, A. [Australia] ATHLETES CP-MI08-4 AT VARIOUS WORKLOADS TIONAL RUNNERS: THE PARADIGM OF ATHENS LEÓN GUEREÑO, P. [Spain] THE EFFECTS OF ENHANCED ABDOMINAL CORE CLASSIC MARATHON CHANG, S.T. et al [Taiwan] Watanabe, K. et al [Japan] CP-MI14-1 ACTIVATION ON QUADRICEPS MUSCLE TORQUE, Barbas, A. et al [Greece] CP-MI17-7 TIME TO PEAK TORQUE AND MUSCLE ACTIVA- CP-MI05-3 CHARACTERISTICS OF SPRINT RUNNING WITH CP-MI14-9 A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF SERVE CHARAC- TION AT DIFFERENT KNEE FLEXION ANGLES ISO-INERTIAL ECCENTRIC-OVERLOAD TRAIN- THE HORIZONTAL RESISTED LOADS TERISTICS IN ELITE JUNIOR TENNIS SINGLES AND THE APPLICATION OF WEARABLE SMART DEVICE YILLI, S. et al [Turkey] ING IN YOUNG SOCCER PLAYERS: EFFECTS ON Kitano, Y. et al [Japan] DOUBLES STRENGTH, SPRINT, CHANGE OF DIRECTION PER- ON THE EVALUATION OF RUNNING ECONOMICS CP-MI08-5 FORMANCE AND SOCCER SHOOTING PRECISION CP-MI14-2 IN DISTANCE RUNNERS Volk, N.R. et al [Germany] ON THE IDENTIFICATION OF KEY MUSCLES TO Buonsenso, A. et al [Italy] PERFORMANCE DETERMINANTS IN SPRINTING: Wu, C. et al [Taiwan] CP-MI17-8 TARGET IN FES-ROWING TRAINING EFFECTS OF FREQUENCY, JUMP AND STRENGTH CP-MI05-4 THE ACUTE EFFECT OF DYNAMIC STRETCHING Vieira, T.M. et al [Italy] ON SPEED IN ADOLESCENT TRACK AND FIELD COMBINED WITH VIBRATION ROLLING DUR- LONGITUDINAL CHANGES IN 2000-METRE ROW- ATHLETES CP-MI17 RAQUET SPORTS ING WARM-UPS ON SPORTS PERFORMANCE IN CP-MI08-6 ING PERFORMANCE OF OLYMPIC MEDALLISTS. Spancken, S. et al [Germany] BADMINTON ATHLETES PATELLAR TENDON STIFFNESS AND THICKNESS IN FROM ENTRY TO ELITE LEVEL LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) CP-MI14-3 Lin, W. et al [Taiwan] ELITE SPRINT AND ENDURANCE TRACK CYCLISTS Mäestu, J. et al [Estonia] Chair(s): USING MYOTONOMETRIC AND ULTRASONO- THE SEVEN STEPS APPROACH ON 110M HURDLES Wiewelhove, T. [Germany] CP-MI17-9 GRAPHIC MEASUREMENTS CP-MI05-5 ENHANCE THE PERFORMANCE AFTER APPROACH CP-MI17-1 A 10 YEARS’ RETROSPECTIVE STUDY OF TOP Klich, S. et al [Poland] INFLUENCE OF TRAJECTORIES IN PHYSIOLOGICAL PHASE RANKED TENNIS PLAYERS ABOUT THEIR PHYSI- PARAMETERS DURING RUNNING Iwasaki, R. et al [Japan] SIMULATION OF THE TRAJECTORY OF SHUTTLE- CAL PRECONDITIONS IN YOUNG AGE CP-MI08-7 COCK IN BADMINTON Rezende, T.M. et al [Brazil] CP-MI14-4 Fett, J. et al [Germany] EFFECTS OF SITTING POSTURE CHANGES ON Takatsuka, R. et al [Japan] ABDOMINAL MUSCLE ACTIVITY CP-MI05-6 DOSE-RESPONSE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RUN- EFFECTS OF AIMING TRAJECTORY FEEDBACK ON NING TRAINING AND BODY-MASS – EPIDEMIO- Motomura, Y. et al [Japan] AIR RIFLE SHOOTING LOGIC SURVEY OF EXPERIENCED RUNNERS AGED

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CP-MI08-8 CP-BN11-6 CP-PM14-4 CP-PM29-1 Horiuchi, M. et al [Japan] EFFECTS OF ECCENTRIC EXERCISE ON TRAPEZIUS LANDING ERROR SCORING SYSTEM CALCULA- SLEEP CHARACTERISTICS OF ELITE ATHLETES: ROWING BUT NOT MULTIMODAL HIGH-INTEN- CP-PM29-9 MUSCLE BIOMECHANICAL PROPERTIES ASSESSED TION METHOD CAN MAKE AN IMPORTANT COMPARISON BETWEEN SUBJECTIVE SLEEP SITY INTERVAL TRAINING REDUCES ALANINE METABOLIC RESPONSES TO A MAXIMAL EATING BY ULTRASONOGRAPHY AND MYOTONOMETRY DIFFERENCE! QUESTIONNAIRE REPORTS AND OBJECTIVE TRANSAMINASE AND ASPARTATE TRANSAMI- OCCASION MEASURES USING MONITORING DEVICE NASE IN YOUNG ADULT FEMALES Kisilewicz, A. et al [Poland] Hanzlikova, I. et al [New Zealand] Hengist, A. et al [United Kingdom] CP-MI08-9 CP-BN11-7 Kislev-Cohen, R. et al [Israel] Brown, E.C. et al [United States] CP-PM14-5 CP-PM29-2 FORCE-FREQUENCY CURVE BY NMES IS ASSOCI- -> EFFECT OF FUNCTIONAL PILLOW ON POS- CP-MI11 COMBAT SPORTS ATED WITH MUSCLE THICKNESS AND MAXIMAL TURAL BALANCE, FUNCTIONAL MOVEMENT AND MOTION ANALYSIS OF ELITE SOCCER GOALKEEP- TYPE 2 DIABETES ELICITS ELEVATED OXYGEN CON- VOLUNTARY CONTRACTION FOR QUADRICEPS FOOT PRESSURE ERS SUMPTION AT MAXIMAL RELATIVE FAT OXIDA- LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) FEMORIS Yun, S. et al [Korea, South] Lipinska, P. et al [Poland] TION AND AT THE GAS EXCHANGE THRESHOLD IN AGING WOMEN. Chair(s): Tomita, A. et al [Japan] CP-BN11-8 CP-PM14-6 Paquin, J. et al [Canada] Baudry, S. [Belgium] EFFECTS OF MASSAGE AND COLD-WATER IMMER- THE ROLE OF BASKETBALL CLUBS COMPETITIVE Kux, J. [Germany] CP-BN11 SPORTS PHYSIOTHER- SION AFTER AN EXHAUSTIVE RUNNING SESSION LEVEL ON TECHNICAL SKILLS DEVELOPMENT DUR- CP-PM29-3 P CP-MI11-1 ON RUNNING ECONOMY AND BIOMECHANICAL ING YOUTH: THE INEX PROJECT. EXOGENOUS CARBOHYDRATE OXIDATION RATES APY II MUSCLE FATIGUE IN THE MUAY THAI TRAINING PARAMETERS: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED Guimarães, E. et al [Portugal] CAN BE ACCURATELY DETERMINED AFTER 20 TRIAL MINUTES OF MODERATE INTENSITY ENDURANCE Magnani, S. et al [Italy] LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) CP-PM14-7 Duñabeitia, I. et al [Spain] EXERCISE Chair(s): CP-MI11-2 EFFECTS OF DUET FREE ROUTINE TRAINING ON Podlogar, T. et al [United Kingdom] Vieira, T. [Italy] MOVEMENT QUALITY AND INTENSITY IN ARTISTIC RELATIVE OVERHEAD PRESS CORRELATES WITH Andersen, J. [United States] CP-PM14 TALENT / ELITE ATH- SWIMMERS DURING A 12-WEEK COMPETITION CP-PM29-4 JAB PUNCH VELOCITY, BUT NOT CROSS PUNCH VELOCITY IN MALE BOXERS CP-BN11-1 LETES PERIOD CHANGES IN THE GUT MICROBIOTA OF HIGHLY Komori, Y. et al [Japan] TRAINED DISTANCE RUNNERS DURING A SUM- Pádecký, J. et al [Czech Republic] KNOWING THE NEUROMUSCULAR SYSTEM IN LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) MER TRAINING CAMP IN A HOT ENVIRONMENT SOCCER PLAYERS ALLOWS PREVENTING INJURIES CP-PM14-8 CP-MI11-3 Matsuo, K. et al [Japan] Fernández-Baeza, D. et al [Spain] Chair(s): ARE THERE REGIONAL DIFFERENCES IN RELATIVE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN MALE AND FEMALE Smith, M. [Australia] CP-PM29-5 WRESTLERS IN THE EFFECTIVENESS OF SET UP ON CP-BN11-2 TERRAIN PERFORMANCE IN THE CROSS-COUN- Blancquaert, L. [Belgium] TRY SKI SPRINT PROLOGUE? EFFECTS OF ACUTE ENDURANCE EXERCISE PER- LEG ATTACK SUCCESS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE CAN PREDICT NON- CP-PM14-1 Bucher, E. et al [Switzerland] FORMED IN THE MORNING AND EVENING ON Ito, S. et al [Japan] CONTACT INJURIES IN SOCCER 24-H INTERSTITIAL FLUID GLUCOSE LEVELS IS BIOLOGICAL MATURATION A KEY PREDICTOR CP-PM14-9 CP-MI11-4 Rossi, A. et al [Italy] Kim, H.K. et al [Japan] OF YOUTH SOCCER PLAYER’S MANAGEMENT OF SPECIFIC TEST AND STANDARDS FOR DETECTING CP-BN11-3 FASTBREAK CHARACTERISTICS IN U18 WOMEN’S TEAM PLAY? BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2018 CP-PM29-6 THE RESPONSE TIME AND THE PRECISION OF WORKPLACE INTERVENTION TO REDUCE THE THAI AMATEUR BOXER’S PUNCHES Ribeiro, J. et al [Portugal] Chiang, H.Y. et al [Taiwan] EFFECTS OF HIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING DOUBLE-CRUSH-PHENOMENON CP-PM14-2 (HIIT) AND RESISTANCE TRAINING ON PLASMA Rirermkul, P. et al [Thailand] Gräf, J. et al [Germany] CP-PM14-10 ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITY ASTHMA AND ALLERGIES WITH REFERENCE TO CP-MI11-5 CP-BN11-4 STRUCTURE OF FAST BREAKS IN PROFESSIONAL FUSI, J. et al [Italy] PULMONARY FUNCTION, RESPIRATORY SYMP- WOMEN’S BASKETBALL PACKING A PUNCH: PHYSICAL STRENGTH AND STRENGTH TRAINING AND SHOULDER PAIN IN TOMS AND PRESCRIBED MEDICAL TREATMENT IN CP-PM29-7 POWER CHARACTERISTICS ASSOCIATED WITH Lan, Y.C. et al [Taiwan] MALE AND FEMALE WATER POLO PLAYERS COMPETITIVE SWIMMERS EFFECTS OF BODY FAT PERCENTAGE ON MAXI- DELIVERING FORCEFUL DAMAGING PUNCHES Torres-Unda, J. et al [Spain] Päivinen, M. et al [Finland] MUM POWER, FATIGUE INDEX AND BLOOD Dunn, E.C. et al [Australia] CP-PM14-3 CP-PM29 METABOLISM AND LACTATE CONCENTRATION IN TWO CONSECUTIVE CP-BN11-5 WINGATE TESTS. CP-MI11-6 THE RELATIVE AGE EFFECT IN POLAND`S YOUTH OTHER PRELIMINARY STUDY ON THE USE OF EMG- Castañeda, A. et al [Spain] FACTOR STRUCTURE OF GENERAL MOTOR AND AUDIO FEEDBACK TO INDUCE MUSCLE COACTI- VOLLEYBALL KARATE SPECIFIC FITNESS TESTS IN MALE KARATE LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) VATION: IMPLICATIONS FOR INJURY PREVENTION Rubajczyk, K. et al [Poland] CP-PM29-8 ATHLETES AND REHABILITATION. Chair(s): IMPACT OF WEARING COMPRESSION GARMENT Heazlewood, I. et al [Australia] Pinto, T.P. et al [Italy] Kaviani, M. [Canada] STOCKINGS ON HEMODYNAMICS IN LOWER PosterMoholdt, T. [Norway] LIMBS DURING PROLONGED SITTING 68 24th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science Saturday, July 6, 2019 13:45 - 14:45

CP-MI11-7 Stoop, R. et al [Switzerland] ENRICHMENT. Oates, L. et al [United Kingdom] CP-SH13-1 PHYSIOLOGICAL AND KINEMATIC RESPONSE TO CP-PM30-7 Sudo, M. et al [Japan] CP-PM31-3 DIALOGICAL PREVENTION OF SPORTSPERSONS TAEKWONDO-SPECIFIC EXERCISE IN ELITE MALE INFLUENCE OF ICE SLURRY INGESTION ON CORE CP-PM15-5 EFFECTS OF MILD DEHYDRATION ON ARCHERY FRUSTRATION ATHLETES TEMPERATURE AND BLOOD PRESSURE DURING THE NEW SIMPLE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY QUESTION- PERFORMANCE Plested-Alvarez, M. et al [Colombia] Janowski, M. et al [Poland] ACUTE RECOVERY PERIOD AFTER ENDURANCE NAIRE IS USEFUL FOR ASSESSING PHYSICAL Aphamis, G. et al [Cyprus] CP-SH13-2 EXERCISE IN HOT ENVIRONMENT ACTIVITY OF JAPANESE CP-MI11-8 CP-PM31-4 CHANGES IN HORMONE LEVELS WITH EXPOSURE Nakamura, M. et al [Japan] Mutsumi, K. et al [Japan] THE WINGATE TEST IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF THE DIFFERENCES IN THE SYSTEMIC REDOX INDEX TO STUDENT STRESS: THE CHESS PILOT STUDY TRAINING IN JUDO CP-PM30-8 CP-PM15-6 AFTER EXPOSURE TO PARTICULATE MATTER AND Crack, L. et al [Canada] GABRYS, T. et al [Poland] RELATION BETWEEN PERFORMANCE OF THE DIS- QUALITY DIMENSIONS AND QUALITY RESEARCH OZONE IN STREET RUNNERS CP-SH13-3 PLACEMENT SPEED AND BODY TEMPERATURE IN IN HEALTH SPORT PROGRAMS Vaisberg, M. et al [Brazil] ELITE ATHLETES OF BRAZILIANS FEMALE SOCCER. COMPARISON OF WELL-BEING DIFFERENCES IN CP-PM30 PHYSICAL DISABILI- Wittelsberger, R. et al [Germany] CP-PM31-5 ELDERLY PEOPLE WHO RECEIVE PENSIONS WITH Vieira, N.A. et al [Brazil] TIES AND THERMOREGULATION CP-PM15-7 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN IRON INTAKE AND ELDERLY PEOPLE WHO LIVING WITH ACCUMULAT- oster ED MONEY IN SAMUT SONGKHRAM PROVINCE CP-PM30-9 HEMOGLOBIN MASS IN ADOLESCENTS TRAINED EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT PEDALING CADENCES ON THAILAND LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) A STUDY OF PARAMETERS FOR THE PERFOR- MOTOR-COGNITIVE DUAL-TASK PERFORMANCES IN RESISTANCE SPORTS AND UNTRAINED, RESI- Bungmark, W. et al [Thailand] Chair(s): MANCE EVALUATION OF PARA ARTISTIC SWIM- AND CARDIO-RESPIRATORY RESPONSES DENTS IN INTERMEDIATE ALTITUDE MING Guy, J. [Australia] Ishida, K. et al [Japan] Quintero Barrantes, K. et al [Colombia] CP-SH13-4 Kawabata, Y. [Japan] CP-PM30-1 CP-PM15-8 CP-PM31-6 TRAINEES PERCEPTION TOWARDS TRAINING IN WHICH PHASE OF SQUAT EXERCISES CAN AC- METHODS IN THE NIGERIAN PRIVATE UNIVERSITY COMPARING CHARACTERISTICS OF MOVEMENT 24RD ANNUAL ECSS CONGRESS PRAGUE/CZECH SYSTEM IMAGERY STRUCTURE IN SOCCER PLAYERS WITH CP-PM15 PHYSICAL ACTIVITY / REBUBLIC, JULY 3-6. 2019 HEALTH BENEFITS OF TIVATE THE ABDOMINAL CORE MUSCLES MORE? CONGENITAL AND ACQUIRED BLINDNESS INACTIVITY A REGULAR PHYSICAL ACTIVITY PROGRAM IN DESCENDING, STATIC, OR ASCENDING PHASE? OLAOSEBIKAN, T. [Nigeria] MOMOSE, Y. [Japan] UNIVERSITY STUDENTS GYEBROVSZKI ÁDÁM1, GUNDUZ, S. et al [Turkey] CP-SH13-5 LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) GARAI KITTI3, KVELL KRISZTIÁN3, ÁDÁM CP-PM30-2 CP-PM31-7 MODERN COACHING Chair(s): Gyebrovszki, A. [Hungary] MECHANICS OF EFFECTIVE PROPULSION MOVE- THREE-YEAR LONGITUDINAL TRANSFORMATION Rahmani, M. [Iran] Tamulevicius, N. [United States] MENTS FOR THE WHEELCHAIR SPRINT START CP-PM15-9 OF SPRINT MOTION CAUSED BY AWKWARDNESS CP-SH13-6 EFFECTS OF ACUTE EXERCISE WITH DIFFERENT IN EARLY ADOLESCENCE KIJIMA, K. et al [Japan] CP-PM15-1 EFFECT OF PARTICIPATION IN SPORTS TEAM PERCEIVED EXERTION ON CARDIOPULMONARY Kokudo, S. et al [Japan] BASELINE HEALTH BEHAVIORS FOR UNITED DURING OVERSEAS STUDY PROGRAM ON NON- CP-PM30-3 FITNESS AND ENJOYMENT IN SEDENTARY MEN STATES MILITARY PERSONNEL PARTICIPATING IN CP-PM31-8 NATIVE LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY AGE-RELATED CHANGES IN PARA AND WHEEL- AN EXERCISE INTERVENTION: THE ARMY TRAIN- Lee, C.L. et al [Taiwan] INDIVIDUAL ANALYSIS OF MOVEMENT COORDI- Miyamoto, H. et al [Japan] CHAIR RACING ATHLETE’S PERFORMANCES ING AT HIGH INTENSITY STUDY NATION IN PISTOL SHOOTING Schipman, J. et al [France] Heinrich, K.M. et al [United States] CP-SH13-7 Chen, H.H. et al [Taiwan] CP-PM31 MIXED PST: COACHES AND SPORT PSYCHOLOGISTS: CP-PM30-4 CP-PM15-2 CP-PM31-9 WORKING TOGETHER UNICYCLE RIDING COURSES ENHANCE MOTOR THE INFLUENCE OF EXERCISE HABITS IN YOUNG LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) ARE THERE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE LEAD Jaenes Sánchez, J.C. et al [Spain] PERFORMANCE AND ATTENTION IN ADOLES- WOMEN ON BODY COMPOSITION, MUSCLE Chair(s): LIMBS DURING BLOCK JUMP-LANDING IN DIF- CENTS WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES STRENGTH AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY. CP-SH13-8 Blasco-Lafarga, C. [Spain] FERENT DIRECTIONS? Lin, W. et al [Taiwan] Ohta, M. et al [Japan] EFFECT OF RUMINATION ON MENTAL HEALTH OF CP-PM31-1 Mercado-Palomino, E. et al [Spain] CP-PM30-5 JAPANESE UNIVERSITY ATHLETES CP-PM15-3 LOCAL AND REMOTE ISCHEMIC PRECONDITION- Nakamura, M. et al [Japan] THERMOREGULATORY RESPONSE OF LOWER LIMB LIFESTYLE AND HEALTH OF DIFFERENT ADULT AGE ING IMPROVES SPRINT INTERVAL EXERCISE PER- CP-SH13 MIXED AMPUTEES IN HOT AND HUMID ENVIRONMENT GROUPS FORMANCE IN TEAM SPORT ATHLETES CP-SH13-9 Fukuhara, K. [Japan] Wilhelm, M. [Hungary] Cheng, C.F. et al [Taiwan] LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DEVOTION TO OTHERS CP-PM30-6 CP-PM31-2 AND LONG-TERM YIPS SYMPTOMS AMONG CP-PM15-4 Chair(s): JAPANESE BASEBALL PLAYERS CHANGES OF SKIN CHARACTERISTICS AFTER AN SPONTANEOUS LOCOMOTOR ACTIVITY REDUCES PHYSIOLOGICAL DEMANDS OF EPÉE FENCING Mamen, A. [Norway] Noguri, R. et al [Japan] APPLICATION OF A TOPICAL WARMING PRODUCT ANXIETY-LIKE BEHAVIOR IN ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE

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CP-SH13-10 CP-PM32-6 INFLUENCE OF SOCIAL SUPPORT ON EMOTIONAL EVALUATION OF CEREBRAL OXYGENATION IN REGULATION AMONG JAPANESE UNIVERSITY MODERATE AND HIGH-INTENSITY CONSTANT- ATHLETES LOAD EXERCISE IN YOUNG ADULTS Maki, Y. et al [Japan] Pinna, V. et al [Italy] CP-PM32-7 CP-PM32 CARDIOVASCULAR: AEROBIC FITNESS: INFLUENCE ON CARDIOVAS- YOUNG CULAR HEALTH AND CARDIAC AUTONOMIC CONTROL IN YOUNG COLLEGE STUDENTS LECTURE ROOM: FORUM HALL (CP POSTER AREA) de Sousa, A.F.M. et al [Brazil] Chair(s): CP-PM32-8 Haapala, E. [Finland] HIGHER GOLF SKILL WAS CHARACTERIZED BY PSYCHOMOTOR REFINEMENT IN COGNITIVE, AT- P CP-PM32-1 TENTIONAL AND MOTOR CONTROL PROCESSES. EFFECTS OF UPPER-BODY RESISTANCE TRAINING VS. LOWER-BODY RESISTANCE TRAINING ON Hung, T.M. et al [Taiwan] CENTRAL AND PERIPHERAL ARTERY STIFFNESS IN CP-PM32-9 YOUNG ADULTS HOW DO AGE, SPORTS DISCIPLINE AND SCOPE Kim, J. et al [Korea, South] OF TRAINING INFLUENCE SELECTED CARDIO- CP-PM32-2 PULMONARY EXERCISE PARAMETERS IN YOUNG ATHLETES ? PREVALENCE OF ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION AND ABNORMALITIES IN ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY IN Appel, K. et al [Germany] YOUNG STUDENTS Reiner, B. et al [Germany] CP-PM32-3 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN VASCULAR COMPLI- ANCE AND BODY COMPOSITION, PHYSICAL FITNESS, AND DIETARY HABITS IN YOUNG PEO- PLE: FOCUS ON THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN VEIN AND ARTERY Maeda, K. et al [Japan] CP-PM32-4 ASSOCIATIONS OF ANTHROPOMETRIC MEAS- URES AND FITNESS STATUS WITH CARDIOVAS- CULAR PARAMETERS IN PRIMARY SCHOOL CHILDREN Kirchhuebel, H. et al [Germany] CP-PM32-5 AN INTER-RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CARDIOVAS- CULAR AND POSTURAL SYSTEMS IN APPARENTLY HEALTHY CHILDREN Prats-Puig, A.Poster et al [Spain] ere 70 24th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science e-Poster screens All days

BIOMECHANICS THE EFFECT OF TEMPORAL AND SPATIAL EP-UD01-209 EP-UD01-278 STUDY TRAINING BACKGROUND ANTICIPATION ON BAT SWING SPEED IN CHARACTERISTICS OF STRENGTH AND RELATIVE POWER AND ELECTROMYO- Krcmár, M. et al [Slovakia] DONTI, O. et al [Greece] BASEBALL ELASTICITY ON JUMP PERFORMANCE IN GRAPHIC ACTIVITY IN UNIVERSITY VOL- EP-UD01-16 Kimura, M. et al [Japan] COLLEGIATE JUDO PLAYERS. LEYBALL PLAYERS FOR COUNTERMOVE- EP-UD01-333 EP-UD01-391 PRINCIPAL COMPONENT ANALYSIS FOR KOYAMA, T. [Japan] MENT AND ABALAKOV JUMPS. DYNAMIC KNEE VALGUS DETECTION INTRAMUSCULAR SITE DIFFERENCE OF THE AMATEURS’ GOLF SWING WITH EP-UD01-145 Aedo-Muñoz, E. et al [Chile] DURING SQUATTING FOR UNSUPER- MUSCLE TENSION ON RECTUS FEMORIS SENSORS ON WHOLE BODY SEGMENTS MODERATE TO THE HIGH CORRELATION EP-UD01-222 VISED HOME TRAINING DURING ISOMETRIC CONTRACTION Peng, H. [Taiwan] BETWEEN THE ACCELERATION AND WITH DIFFERENT MUSCLE LENGTH THE DEVELOPMENT OF A REACTIVE EP-UD01-288 Venek, V. et al [Austria] GROUND REACTION FORCE ON CERVI- BALANCE TEST STABILITY OF THE BENCH PRESS MOVE- Tanaka, S. et al [Japan] CAL 7 FOLLOWING VARIOUS JUMPING EP-UD01-54 MENT IN PARA-POWER LIFTING ATH- EP-UD01-335 MOVEMENTS IN WATER AND ON LAND Verschueren, J. et al [Belgium] KNEE BIOMECHANICS BEFORE AND LETES CHARACTERISTICS OF MOTION-FRE- EP-UD01-401 Chien, K.Y. et al [Taiwan] AFTER ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT EP-UD01-233 Sugajima, Y. et al [Japan] QUENCY IN LONG-TERM ATHLETES DO SYMMETRIC EXERCISES OF ABDOMI- (ACLR) RECONSTRUCTION DURING NAL MUSCLES CAUSE THEIR SYMMETRI- MECHANICAL AND NEUROMUSCULAR ARAI, A. et al [Japan] RUNNING EP-UD01-147 CAL ACTIVITY? PROPERTIES OF SELECTED LOWER LIMB EP-UD01-293 Alarifi , S. et al [Saudi Arabia] FLOW CHARACTERISTICS AROUND MUSCLES IN MALE TRACK AND FIELD RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DYNAMIC EP-UD01-351 Szpala, A. et al [Poland] FOREARM DURING FRONT CRAWL ATHLETES. BALANCE AND CHANGE OF DIRECTION EP-UD01-69 SWIMMING. DIFFERENCES IN LOWER LIMB MUSCLE Hiratsuka, K. et al [Japan] PERFORMANCE IN FEMALE LACROSSE STRENGTH AND POWER BETWEEN HIGH EP-UD01-414 Shimojo, H. et al [Japan] CHARACTERISTICS OF STROKE PARAM- ATHLETES JUMP AND LONG JUMP ATHLETES US- DOES THE FEMORAL MULTI-RADIUS ETERS DURING THE START PHASE FOR EP-UD01-238 Te, T.J. et al [Hong Kong] ING REBOUND JUMP TEST DESIGN ALLOW A MORE STABLE TKA SPRINT SPEED SKATERS EP-UD01-159 KINEMATICS? KINEMATICS AND MUSCLEACTIVITY Zushi, A. et al [Japan] Yuda, J. et al [Japan] INFLUENCE OF FOOT PROGRESSION AN- OF THE LOWER LIMB DURING ONE LEG EP-UD01-297 Zinno, R. et al [Italy] GLE ON KNEE ADDUCTION AND FLEX- STAND ON DIFFERENT SURFACES (PILOT SELECTED SHOULDER MUSCLES ACTIVA- EP-UD01-353 ION MOMENT DURING STAIR CLIMBING EP-UD01-121 STUDY) TION DURING THE PERFORMANCES OF EP-UD01-416 IN HEALTHY INDIVIDUALS RELATIONSHIPS OF FORCE ACTING ON INVESTIGATION FOR THE MAXIMUM Mayer, P. et al [Hungary] MEDICINE BALL CHEST PRESS EXERCISE THE CENTER OF GRAVITY TO RUNNING PRINCIPAL COMPONENT ANALYSIS Tsukagoshi, R. et al [Japan] ANAEROBIC POWER PROFILE DEMAND IN THREE DIFFERENT POSITIONS SPEED AND JUMPING DIRECTION IN REVEALS THE PROXIMAL TO DISTAL PAT- ON THE ALPINE SKIERS EP-UD01-254 Abu Alim, M. [Jordan] RUNNING SINGLE LEG JUMP TERN IN VERTICAL JUMPING IS GOV- Hoshino, H. [Japan] EP-UD01-177 ERNED BY TWO DEGREES OF FREEDOM VARIABLE, BUT NOT FREE-WEIGHT, Shibata, A. et al [Japan] THE EFFECTS OF PILATES MAT EXERCISE LOADED COUNTERMOVEMENT JUMP EP-UD01-299 Cushion, E.J. et al [United Kingdom] TRAINING ON THE FUNCTIONAL MOVE- EP-UD01-123 EXERCISE POTENTIATES JUMP PERFOR- ACCURACY DETECTION OF WALKING EP-UD01-354 MENT SCREEN AND POSTURAL STABILITY TIME ANALYSIS OF THE GIANT SLALOM MANCE FOLLOWING A COMPREHENSIVE PARAMETERS ON SMART SHOES AC- EP-UD01-428 IN YOUNG FEMALE ATHLETES INFLUENCE OF OVERWEIGHT ON STATIC TURN IN SNOWBOARDING TASK-SPECIFIC WARM-UP CORDING TO VARIOUS SPEEDS FOOT ANTHROPOMETRY AND PLANTER REGULAR ADAPTED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY Lee, A.J.Y. et al [Taiwan] Ciacci, S. et al [Italy] Mina, M.A. et al [United Kingdom] ROH, J. [Korea, South] PRESSURE DISTRIBUTIONS DURING CAN INFLUENCE THE PELVIC TILT IN UNI- NORMAL GAIT IN JAPANESE ELEMEN- LATERAL TRANSFEMORAL AMPUTEES EP-UD01-191 EP-UD01-125 EP-UD01-263 EP-UD01-324 TARY SCHOOL CHILDREN Sobotkova, I. et al [Czech Republic] THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN ON-ICE AND ARM-STROKE DESCRIPTORS VARIABILITY CHANGES OF KINEMATICS AND DYNAMIC RSA AND OPENSIM: INVES- Nozawa, T. et al [Japan] OFF-ICE AGILITY DEVELOPMENT IN HIGH DURING 200-M FRONT CRAWL SWIM- GROUND REACTION FORCE WITH TIGATION OF THE JOINT BIOMECHANIC EP-UD01-471 SCHOOL ICE-HOCKEY PLAYERS MING INCREASE IN RUNNING VELOCITY IN MODIFICATIONS AFTER ANTERIOR CRU- EP-UD01-355 THERE ARE TWO FORMS OF ISOMETRIC e-PosterStastny P. et al [Czech Republic] Cortesi, M. et al [Italy] MIDDLE-AGED RECREATIONAL MARA- CIATE LIGAMENT RECONSTRUCTION FOOT STRIKE PATTERN DISTRIBUTION MUSCLE FUNCTION – ENDURANCE TIME THON RUNNERS BRAGONZONI, L. et al [Italy] OF SPRINT RUNNING IN ELEMENTARY AND MECHANOMYO-/-TENDOGRAPHIC EP-UD01-126 EP-UD01-205 Tokui, M. [Japan] SCHOOL CHILDREN PARAMETERS OF MUSCLE SPEAK FOR A ELUCIDATING THE TOSS-BATTING DISTINCTION BETWEEN A HOLDING AND THE MAXIMAL JERK SPEED IS A HIGH EP-UD01-328 Yoshida, T. et al [Japan] MOVEMENT IN BASEBALL WHEN HIT- A PUSHING FORM PREDICTOR OF THOROUGHBRED PER- EP-UD01-264 CHANGES IN EMG ACTIVITY OF RECTUS TING TOSSED BALLS OF DIFFERENT FORMANCE. EFFECT OF THREE FOOTSTEP EXERCISE FEMORIS, ISOMETRIC FORCE OF KNEE EP-UD01-372 Schaefer, L. et al [Germany] SPEEDS Poinsard, L. et al [France] ON GAIT FUNCTION AND SENIOR FIT- EXTENSION AND LATERALITY AFTER IN VIVO GASTROCNEMIUS MEDIALIS Tago, T. [Japan] NESS TEST IN ELDERLY FEMALE SQUAT MASTERING PROGRAM – CASE ARCHITECTURAL PROPERTIES IN FEMALE EP-UD01-130 Pil-ha, H. et al [Korea, South] ATHLETES WITH DIFFERENT FLEXIBILITY

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COACHING SKIERGO BY COLLEGIATE MEN OF TALENTED TENNIS PLAYERS (11-14 TERMINANTS IN CHILDREN AND ADO- HEALTH AND FITNESS NESE WORKERS Li, Y. et al [China] YEARS OLD): FACTORIAL ANALYSIS LESCENTS WITH AUTISM SPECTRUM Jiameng, M. [Japan] GEORGATOU, E. et al [Greece] DISORDER EP-UD01-36 EP-UD01-200 Jiang, S.Y. et al [Taiwan] EP-UD01-15 EP-UD01-86 DEVELOPING THE JORDANIAN VERSION FOOTBALL PLAYER’S COGNITION OF EP-UD01-365 THE ANALYSIS OF LINKS BETWEEN EFFECTS OF A MULTI-COMPONENT OF THE TALENT DEVELOPMENT ENVI- SKILLS A QUALITATIVE STUDY ON THE COACH- EP-UD01-51 YOUNG SOCCER PLAYERS BODY COM- EXERCISE PROGRAM IN THE SELF-PER- RONMENT QUESTIONNAIRE FOR SPORT POSITION AND AGILITY Koakutsu, A. et al [Japan] ING VIEW OF A WOMAN LEADER OF THE AEELEROMETER-ASSESSED PHYSICAL CEPTION OF HEALTH AND THE AFFEC- Altwassi, S. et al [United Kingdom] JAPANESE TEAM FOR THE OLYMPICS: ACTIVITY AND SEDENTARY TIME IN CHIL- Koltai, M. et al [Hungary] TIVE CONDITION OF INSTITUTIONALIZED EP-UD01-207 FOCUSING ON ARTISTIC SWIMMING DREN AND ADOLESCENTS WITH AUTISM OLDER ADULTS EP-UD01-48 COACHING SPECTRUM DISORDER EP-UD01-23 UGARTEMENDIA, M. et al [Spain] RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DEVELOPMENT Mitsui, R. et al [Japan] Chen, P.L. et al [Taiwan] PHENOMENOLOGICAL STUDY ON OF DANCER AND META-COGNITIVE CHANGES OF PHYSIQUE IN PARTICULAR TRAINERS PRACTICAL KNOWLEDGE FOR VERBALIZATION AGE GROUPS EP-UD01-94 UNDERSTANDING OF MOVEMENT EP-UD01-397 EP-UD01-172 Chiharu, O. [Japan] Nagyvaradi, K. et al [Hungary] HEMATOLOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL Makoto, S. [Japan] CONTRIBUTION OF COLLEGE STUDENT INCREASED SCHOOL-BASED PHYSICAL PARAMETERS IN PHYSICALLY ACTIVE EP-UD01-208 LEADERS’ CONSCIOUSNESS TOWARDS ACTIVITY IMPROVES CARDIORESPIRA- EP-UD01-27 BOYS AND GIRLS PARTICIPANTS’ INTENTION TO CON- TORY FITNESS BUT NOT TOTAL PHYSICAL EP-UD01-77 DEVELOPMENT OF HEALTH IN NEWER Pluncevic Gligoroska, J. et al [North EXPLORING SPORT COACHES’ EXPERI- TINUE ATTENDANCE IN COMMUNITY ACTIVITY AND SEDENTARY TIME IN 8TH RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MOVEMENT DIMENSIONS Macedonia] ENCES OF USING A CONTEMPORARY SPORTS CLASSES FOR CHILDREN GRADE ADOLESCENTS. AND FITNESS TEST CHARACTERISTICS PEDAGOGICAL APPROACH TO COACH- Polgar, T. et al [Hungary] Namika, M. et al [Japan] Bratland-Sanda, S. et al [Norway] DURING UNIVERSITY SOCCER GAMES ING EP-UD01-101 Fukushi, N. [Japan] Stone, J.A. et al [United Kingdom] EP-UD01-44 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PHYSICAL EP-UD01-423 EP-UD01-301 FITNESS AND ACADEMIC PERFOR- IMPACT OF SEDENTARY TIME ON HOW TO RECORD TRAINING LOADS IN MUSCLE ACTIVITY TIMING IN ELITE MANCE AMONG STUDENTS AT A LARGE EP-UD01-148 EP-UD01-214 CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE (CKD) AND ATHLETICS? THE ELABORATION AND HANDCYCLING UNIVERSITY IN CHINA EFFECTS OF PHOTOTHERAPY ON PER- DISABILITY INCIDENCE IN COMMUNITY- IMPROVEMENT OF PROBLEMS WITH THE CONTENT VALIDATION OF A CATALOG FORMANCE AND RECOVERY DURING A Kratzenstein, S. et al [Germany] DWELLING JAPANESE OLDER ADULTS: A Wu, C.T. et al [United States] e-PosterFIELD PRACTICE OF SPORTS INSTRUC- OF TRAINING MEANS FOR SPEED TRACK BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIP: A RAN- 4-YEAR PROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY TORS FOR THE ELDERLY EVENTS. DOMIZED, DOUBLE-BLINDED, PLACEBO- EP-UD01-317 Lee, S. et al [Japan] EP-UD01-106 Kim, S.H. [Korea, South] SZMUCHROWSKI, L.A. et al [Brazil] CONTROLLED CLINICAL TRIAL EFFECTS OF ACUTE EXERCISE ON ERROR THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN OBJEC- de Paula Ramos, S. et al [Brazil] EP-UD01-217 MONITORING DURING TASK SWITCHING EP-UD01-46 TIVELY MEASURED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY EP-UD01-444 IN CHILDREN WITH ATTENTION-DEFICIT/ AND QUALITY OF LIFE AMONG SCHOOL- EVALUATING THE EFFICACY OF A GP LED EP-UD01-160 A STUDY ON THE EFFECTIVENESS THE FACTORS THAT AFFECT GOAL TIME HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER: A PRELIMI- AGED CHILDREN COACHING WITH ”INNER FRONT PRE DIABETES INTERVENTION TARGET- IN TEAM PURSUIT SPEED SKATING NARY STUDY Okazaki, K. et al [Japan] COACHES’ NATURALISTIC DECISION SUPPORT ON LB – CLEAR HIP CIRCLE ING LIFE-STYLE MODIFICATION Kobai, H. [Japan] Tsai, Y.H. et al [Taiwan] MAKING AROUND INJURY IN AN ELITE THROUGH HSTD WITH FLIGHT TO Gregory, N. et al [United Kingdom] SOCCER YOUTH ACADEMY. HANG ON HB (SCHAPOSCHNIKOVA)”IN EP-UD01-117 Somers, S. et al [United Kingdom] UNEVEN BARS OF WOMEN’S ARTISTIC EP-UD01-488 EP-UD01-336 EP-UD01-57 PERIODIZATION PRINCIPLES IN THE GYMNASTICS COMPARING SIMPLE AND CHOICE EYE- AUDIOSPATIAL COGNITIVE ABILITY OF REHABILITATION OF MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS CORRELATION BETWEEN HEART RATE RE- HAND RESPONSE TIME AMONG NOVICE BLIND SOCCER PLAYERS ―SOUND EP-UD01-174 MURAYAMA, D. [Japan] COVERY AFTER MAXIMAL EXERCISE AND Keytsman, C. [Belgium] AND ELITE KARATE ATHLETES WITH SOURCE LOCALIZATION BY VISUALLY WHAT MAKES COACHING PROFES- INSULIN RESISTANCE IN SEDENTARY NON-ATHLETES IMPAIRED AND SIGHTED PLAYERS― SIONAL DEVELOPMENT EFFECTIVE? :THE EP-UD01-296 OVERWEIGHT ADULT CHILEAN MEN: A EP-UD01-122 LIU, Y.H. et al [Taiwan] Watanabe, M. et al [Japan] COACHING LADDER AS A FOUR-PHASE THE EFFERCTS OF ELITE TRIATHLON EX- PILOT STUDY THE EFFECT OF REGULAR DANCE TIME MODEL OF COACHING EXPERTISE. PERIENCE ON SOCIAL ADAPTION AFTER von Oetinger, A. et al [Chile] ON PHYSICAL FITNESS IN JAPANESE Kitamura, K. et al [Japan] RETIREMENT DISABILITY SPORT AND EP-UD01-491 PRESCHOOL CHILDREN CHANG, D. et al [Korea, South] GUIDELINES AND RECOMMENDATIONS EP-UD01-74 Kuno-Mizumura, M. et al [Japan] PHYSICAL ACTIVITY TO EVALUATE A LOWER-LIMB PROS- EP-UD01-183 CORRELATIONS BETWEEN SEDENTARY THETIC DEVICE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AEROBIC AND ANAEROBIC ENERGY EP-UD01-309 BEHAVIOR ON WORKDAYS AND DUR- EP-UD01-133 Ghillebert, J. et al [Belgium] PRODUCTION DURING TIME-TRIALS IDENTIFICATION OF THE PHYSICAL AND EP-UD01-7 ING WORK HOURS AND PHYSICAL EFFECTS OF RURAL COMMUNITY-BASED OF SIMULATED DOUBLE-POLING ON A ACTIVITY LEVEL AND OBESITY IN JAPA- TECHNICAL SKILLS FOR THE DETECTION PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND THEIR DE- INTEGRATED HEALTH EDUCATION AND

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EXERCISE INTERVENTION TO PROMOTE EP-UD01-199 TRAINING ON THE MARKERS OF META- RIENCED STRESSFUL LIFE EVENT THE ELDERLY PEOPLE HISTORY HEALTH IN ELDERLY WOMEN WITH KNEE BOLIC SYNDROME AND ITS RELATION- TAI CHI EXERCISE ALLEVIATES DEPRES- Sakamoto, Y. et al [Japan] Nishizawa, T. [Japan] OSTEOARTHRITIS SHIP WITH BUTYRYLCHOLINESTERASE SIVE SYMPTOMS AND INSOMNIA IN ACTIVITY IN ADOLESCENTS Oh, S.L. et al [Korea, South] OLDER ADULTS EP-UD01-376 EP-UD01-440 EP-UD01-65 Neiva, C.M. et al [Brazil] Siu, P.M. et al [China] STUDY OF THE COGNI-CISE ON THE THE EFFECTS OF AEROBIC AND RE- NEW ELEMENTS ON THE UNEVEN BARS EP-UD01-153 PHYSICAL-INTELLIGENT FITNESS IN SISTANCE EXERCISE ON BODY MASS IN WOMEN’S’ ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS CLINICAL AND AMBULATORY BLOOD EP-UD01-218 EP-UD01-277 SENIORS IN OBESE WOMEN WITH DIFFERENT Nakasone, M. et al [Japan] PRESSURE RESPONSES AFTER DIFFER- INTERACTIONAL INFLUENCE OF EXER- GENOTYPES SKELETAL MUSCLE DYSFUNCTION IN AN CHE-CHUN, K. et al [Taiwan] ENT INTENSITY OF ACUTE RESISTANCE CISE HABITS AND RISK FACTORS OF ANIMAL MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS MODEL. Andrieieva, O. et al [Ukraine] EXERCISE METABOLIC SYNDROME ON MEDICAL MOLECULAR BIOLOGY Nieste, I. et al [Belgium] EP-UD01-381 Chu, C.H. et al [Taiwan] EXPENSES IN JAPANESE ADULT MEN AND BIOCHEMISTRY EFFECTS OF A 12-WEEK WALKING EP-UD01-442 Okada, K. et al [Japan] EP-UD01-223 FOOTBALL INTERVENTION ON HEALTH EFFECT OF A STRENGTH TRAINING EP-UD01-156 AND FITNESS OUTCOMES IN MEN AND PROGRAM ON IGF-1 IN OLDER ADULTS THE RELATIONSHIP OF OBESITY, SKEL- EP-UD01-105 EFFECTS OF VIDEO VIEWING NOT AIMED EP-UD01-279 WOMEN; STUDY PROTOCOL WITH OBESITY AND HYPERTENSION: ETAL MATURITY AND PHYSICAL FITNESS IRON METABOLISM RELATED PARAM- AT MOTIVATING EXERCISE DURING INFLUENCE OF A MOUTH RINSE INTER- PILOT STUDY IN CHINESE PRESCHOOL CHILDREN McBain, T. et al [United Kingdom] ETERS AND REFERENCE VALUES FOR ERGOMETER EXERCISE ON VOLUNTARY VENTION ON COGNITIVE FUNCTION IN Trejo, M. et al [Mexico] EVALUATING IRON STATUS IN CHINESE EXERCISE DURATION DANDAN, K. [Japan] A DEMENTIA PREVENTION PROGRAM EP-UD01-395 ATHLETES Shimizu, S. et al [Japan] SHIRAI, A. et al [Japan] EP-UD01-224 THE MEDIATING EFFECT OF STRESS ON EP-UD01-455 Zheng, J. et al [China] THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PHYSI- RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LEVEL OF THE PRESENT STATUS OF SEDENTARY EP-UD01-157 EP-UD01-327 CAL ACTIVITY AND SLEEP QUALITY AT PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND QUALITY OF BEHAVIOR OF CHINESE TEENAGERS AND EP-UD01-112 COMPARISON OF BALANCE ABILITY A PRACTICAL STUDY OF NOGUCHI THE END OF A SEMESTER IN COLLEGE SLEEP IN WOMEN THE STRATEGY OF EXERCISE INTERVEN- BONE METABOLISM MARKER (U-NTX) AND MUSCULAR STRENGTH OF THE TAISO IN CREATIVE LESSON AT A VOCA- STUDENTS TION Muraoka, Y. et al [Japan] IN TOP-LEVEL FEMALE VOLLEYBALL LOWER EXTREMITY BETWEEN DIFFERENT TIONAL SCHOOL IN JAPAN : EFFECTIVE- Zhang, Z. et al [United States] He, Z. et al [China] ATHLETES GENDERS- A CASE STUDY FOR CHIAYI NESS OF ITS REPETITIVE EXPERIENCES EP-UD01-458 COUNTY DURING TWO YEARS Wakamatsu, K. et al [Japan] EP-UD01-424 EFFECTS OF WHOLE-BODY ELEC- Cai, M.C. et al [Taiwan] EP-UD01-225 Hatano, Y. et al [Japan] RELATION BETWEEN BODY COMPOSI- TROSTIMULATION VERSUS CONVEN- EFFECTIVENESS OF HIGH-INTENSITY EP-UD01-114 TION AND DIETARY SUPPLEMENTS TIONAL RESISTANCE TRAINING ON INTERVAL TRAINING ON FAT LOSS AND EFFECT OF A SINGLE BOUT OF NEURO- EP-UD01-173 EP-UD01-334 CONSUMPTION IN FITNESS CENTERS CARDIOMETABOLIC HEALTH IN SEVERLY HEALTH BENEFITS IN OVERWEIGHT AND MUSCULAR ELECTRICAL STIMULATION THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MUSCLE EFFECT OF AN ADAPTED PHYSICAL PRACTITIONERS OBESE INDIVIDUALS: PRELIMINARY RE- OBESE ADOLESCENT: A META-ANALYSIS ON SECRETED PROTEIN ACIDIC AND STRENGTH AND PREVALENCE OF META- ACTIVITY (APA) PROGRAM ON QUALITY SULTS OF A RANDOMIZED-CONTROLLED Schlickmann, D.S. et al [Brazil] RICH IN CYSTEINE BOLIC SYNDROME: A CROSS-SECTIONAL ZHU, L. et al [China] OF LIFE, FEAR OF FALLING AND PHYSI- TRIAL Miyamoto, T. et al [Japan] STUDY AMONG JAPANESE MEN CAL PERFORMANCE OF WOMEN WITH EP-UD01-429 Reljic, D. et al [Germany] MIYAMOTO, R. [Japan] EP-UD01-258 OSTEOPOROTIC VERTEBRAL FRACTURES: THE ADHERENCE TO AND EFFECTS OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND EXERCISE EFFECT SIZE FOCUS. EP-UD01-150 EXERCISE TRAINING IN BREAST CANCER EP-UD01-459 BEHAVIOURS SIX MONTHS PRIOR TO Marini, S. et al [Italy] EFFECT OF URIC ACID ON EXERCISE- EP-UD01-181 PATIENTS ON TAMOXIFEN. EFFECT OF THE MODERATE AEROBIC AND DURING PREGNANCY INDUCED OXIDATIVE STRESS IN HUMAN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVELS AND Falkmann, M.A.M. et al [Netherlands] TRAINING ON REPRODUCTIVE FUNC- FRAILTY IN PORTUGUESE COMMUNITY- Hopkinson, Y. et al [United Kingdom] EP-UD01-347 TION OF FEMALE RATS EXPOSED TO A KAMBAYASHI, I. et al [Japan] DWELLING OLDER ADULTS – A e-PosterCROSS- RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PRESCHOOL HIGH-FAT DIET EP-UD01-437 SECTIONAL STUDY EP-UD01-261 CHILDRENS PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVEL, Gonçalves, B.S.M. et al [Brazil] EP-UD01-155 EFFECTS OF AEROBIC DANCE EXERCISES Carvalho, J. et al [Portugal] BONE PROPERTIES IN MALE COLLEGE THEIR FAMILYS EXERCISE HABIT AND LACTOBACILLUS PLANTARUM TWK10 COMBINING RESISTANCE ELEMENTS ON ATHLETES - COMPARISON OF KENDO AWARENESS SUPPLEMENTATION CHANGES THE PHYSICAL FITNESS CHARACTERISTICS OF EP-UD01-479 AND OTHER SPORTS - ISHIZAWA, J. et al [Japan] ENERGY HARVESTING FROM VERY-LONG EP-UD01-189 PERCEPTION OF THE FEMALE ATHLETE CHAIN FATTY ACID TO IMPROVE EXER- CHANGES IN THE LIPID PROFILE OF Honda, A. et al [Japan] TRIAD IN FEMALE LONG-DISTANCE CISE PERFORMANCE OBESE CHILDREN AFTER A SUMMER EP-UD01-367 RUNNERS Chen, W. [Taiwan] CAMP EP-UD01-269 THE EFFECT OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY ON Kido, E. et al [Japan] Lima, H. et al [Brazil] DIFFERENT PROTOCOLS OF PHYSICAL THE PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH CONDITIONS OF CHILDREN WHO EXPE- EP-UD01-215

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ASSOCIATION BETWEEN PLASMA IL-10 TOPHAGY IN ACHILLES TENDON OF EP-UD01-259 FERENT PHASES OF SPRINT RUNNING TASTE THRESHOLDS PLAYERS AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVELS ADULT MALE RATS PERFORMANCE MRCP INDUCED BY BUTTON PUSHING Yoshida, A. et al [Japan] Chinen, S. et al [Japan] Tauler, P. et al [Spain] Hsu, T.H. et al [Taiwan] IN RESPONSE TO BADMINTON VIDEO Okkonen, O. et al [United Kingdom] CLIP EP-UD01-58 EP-UD01-242 EP-UD01-216 EP-UD01-385 Suda, K. et al [Japan] NUTRITION THE EFFECTS OF RICE INTAKE COMBINED EFFECTS OF SALVIA MILTIORRHIZA THE EFFECTS OF EXERCISE VOLUME, THE IMPACT OF HIGH-INTENSITY IN- WITH EXERCISE ON TOTAL GLUCAGON EXTRACT SUPPLEMENTATION ON INTENSITY, AND MODALITY ON INFLAM- TERVAL TRAINING ON FUNCTIONAL EP-UD01-338 LIKE PEPTIDE-1 CONCENTRATIONS AND PHYSIOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL MATION, MTDNA COPY NUMBER, CHARACTERIZATION OF SHORT-TERM SUBJECTIVE FEELINGS OF HUNGER RESPONSES DURING ACUTE HIGH IN- INFLUENCE OF VISUAL DISTURBANCE EP-UD01-10 TELOMERASE ACTIVITY, AND TELOMERE PERIPHERAL CD4 T-CELL ACTIVATION IN TENSITY INTERVAL EXERCISE IN FEMALE ON POSTURAL CONTROL EATING HEALTHY OR EATING TO WIN? Silalertdetkul, S. [Thailand] LENGTH SEDENTARY MEN BASKETBALL PLAYERS Aoi, M. [Japan] WHAT BRAZILIAN AND SPANISH ATH- Shin, Y.A. et al [Korea, South] Tsai, H.H. et al [Taiwan] LETES HAVE TO SAY ABOUT IT EP-UD01-61 Lee, y. [Taiwan] EP-UD01-348 Juzwiak, C. [Brazil] ANALYSIS OF FACTUAL NUTRITION OF EP-UD01-271 JUDOISTS EP-UD01-274 MOTOR LEARNING AND LEARNING EXPECTANCIES DIFFEREN- EFFECTS OF CHRONIC EXERCISE COM- CYSTINE SUPPLEMENTATION IMPROVES TIATLLY INFLUENCE SKILL EXECUTION EP-UD01-24 Sukhov, S. [Kazakhstan] BINED WITH DIETARY RESTRICTION ON MOTOR CONTROL EXERCISE PERFORMANCE BY INCREAS- UNDER DISTRACTION AND STRESS: MULTIVARIATE STUDY ON DIETARY THE ULTRASTRUCTURE AND METABO- ING MUSCLE GLYCOGEN AND MITO- EXPLORING THE OPTIMAL THEORY. HABITS INFLUENCING DEGREE OF EP-UD01-64 LISM OF SOLEUS MUSCLE IN WBN/KOB- CHONDRIAL ACTIVITY EP-UD01-76 SATISFACTION WITH DIETING IN YOUNG FATTY RATS Simmonds, P. et al [United Kingdom] THE INFLUENCE OF EATING ATTITUDES ADULTHOOD Kato, H. et al [Japan] EFFECT OF RAKET SPORTS RETENTION TO ON DIETARY INTAKE OF FEMALE GYM- Shiroya, Y. et al [Japan] TRANSFER PERFORMANCE IN STUDENT EP-UD01-369 Aoyagi, O. et al [Japan] NASTS IN SHANGHAI EP-UD01-346 Sato, T. et al [Japan] INFLUENCE OF FORCE CONTROLLED Xu, Q. [China] EP-UD01-286 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WEIGHT SUSTAINED SUBMAXIMAL TEETH EP-UD01-30 ESSENTIAL OIL OF ALPINIA ZERUMBET CHANGES AMONG RETIRED MALE JUDO EP-UD01-115 CLENCHING ON UNIPEDAL STANCE EFFECT OF ORAL RESVERATROL SUP- EP-UD01-161 REDUCES MUSCLE INJURY WITHOUT PLAYERS AND THEIR WEIGHT CLASS PLEMENTATION ON OXIDATIVE STRESS, AFFECTING AUTOPHAGY RESPONSE IN INFLUENCE OF FORCE OR NEURAL Isselée, H. et al [Belgium] EFFECT OF BETA ALANINE AND SODIUM AND RANGE OF WEIGHT LOSS AT THE INFLAMMATION, EXERCISE-INDUCED RAT MUSCLEe-Poster FOLLOWING ECCENTRIC FEEDBACK ON NEURO-MECHANICAL BICARBONATE SUPPLEMENTATION ON TIME OF COMPETITION FATIGUE AND ENDURANCE PERFOR- VARIABLES INTERMITTENT SPRINT PERFORMANCE IN EXERCISE EP-UD01-434 Itaka, T. et al [Japan] MANCE IN YOUNG ATHLETES TEAM-SPORT PLAYERS Yu, H.F. et al [Taiwan] Cudicio, A. et al [Italy] THE POSITIVE INFLUENCE OF A TWELVE- Cheng, I.S. et al [Taiwan] WEEK MILO ® SPORTS CAMP PROGRAM Phongsri, K. et al [Thailand] EP-UD01-356 EP-UD01-182 ON MOTOR SKILL DEVELOPMENT AND EP-UD01-303 COMPARISON OF GC-MS AND MEKC PSYCHOSOCIAL SKILLS IN SCHOOL- EP-UD01-32 EP-UD01-178 BLOOD-FLOW RESTRICTED EXERCISE COMPARISON OF SCAPULAR MUSCLE METHODS FOR CAFFEINE DETERMINA- AGED CHILDREN COMPARATIVE STUDY ON DIETARY AUGMENT ANABOLIC SIGNALLING RECRUITMENT PATTERNS AMONG VARI- EFFECTS OF ACUTE WEIGHT LOSS TION IN PRE-WORKOUT SUPPLEMENTS HABITS INFLUENCING DEGREE OF COMPARABLE TO HIGH LOAD RESIST- OUS TYPES OF BASEBALL PITCHES IN Costello, S. et al [Switzerland] THROUGH WATER LOADING ON PHYSI- SATISFACTION WITH DIETING BETWEEN Waraksa, E. et al [Poland] ANCE TRAINING AND TRANSLATES INTO HIGH SCHOOL PITCHERS OLOGICAL RESPONSES IN COLLEGE CHILDHOOD AND YOUNG ADULTHOOD WRESTLERS SIMILAR MUSCLE GROWTH DURING 9 Tsai, Y.S. et al [Taiwan] NEUROMUSCULAR PHYSI- EP-UD01-368 WEEKS OF TRAINING Annoura, T. et al [Japan] Cho, J. et al [Korea, South] QUANTITATIVE ASSESSMENTS OF 3-D Næss, T.C. et al [Norway] EP-UD01-201 OLOGY EP-UD01-33 EP-UD01-184 HUMAN BODY SHAPE IN JAPANESE THE DEVELOPMENTAL CHARACTERISTICS SEDENTARY WOMEN BY USING HO- EFFECT OF CARBOHYDRATE AND PRO- EP-UD01-311 OF THE HOPPING MOVEMENT IN PRE- EP-UD01-273 VITAMIN D CONCENTRATION IN ICE MOLOGOUS BODY MODEL - THICK- TEIN CO-INGESTION ON COGNITIVE SCHOOL CHILDREN HOCKEY PLAYERS OVER THE ANNUAL ESSENTIAL OIL OF ALPINIA ZERUMBET EFFECTS OF ISOKINETIC AND ISOMETRIC NESS DISTRIBUTION PATTERN IN OBESE FUNCTION OF SOCCER PLAYERS TRAINING CYCLE REDUCES MUSCLE INJURY WITHOUT Sasaki, R. et al [Japan] CONTRACTION BY ECCENTRIC EXERCISE- FIGURES - SUN, F. et al [China] AFFECTING HEAT SHOCK PROTEIN INDUCED MUSCLE DAMAGE FOR LOWER Ozimek, M. et al [Poland] Soma, M. et al [Japan] EXPRESSION IN RAT SKELETAL MUSCLE EP-UD01-244 EXTREMITIES ON ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC FOLLOWING ECCENTRIC EXERCISE EP-UD01-50 THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEUROMUS- Chuang, C.T. et al [Taiwan] EP-UD01-198 EP-UD01-373 Chen, L. [Taiwan] ASSOCIATION BETWEEN A SINGLE BOUT CULAR COORDINATION IN GYMNASTS THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN NUTRIENT DIETARY MISTAKES OF POLISH ATHLETES OF LOW- OR MODERATE-INTENSITY DURING LANDINGS EP-UD01-435 AND FOOD-GROUP INTAKES AMONG IN RELATIONSHIP TO THE FREQUENCY EP-UD01-378 PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND CHANGES IN MALE JAPANESE HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER Niespodzinski, B. et al [Poland] LOWER LIMB EMG ACTIVITIES IN DIF- OF CONSUMPTION OF FOODS RECOM- ECCENTRIC EXERCISE ACTIVATES AU- MENDED IN THE SWISS FOOD PYRAMID

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FOR ACTIVE PEOPLE TION AS A SUBJECT FOR ENHANCING LETES OF THE RIO 2016 OLYMPIC GAMES MUSCLE FUNCTIONS AND AEROBIC / THE UNILATERAL ARM ON MODULA- KNEE-EXTENSION EXERCISED LEG Fraczek, B. et al [Poland] CORE COMPETENCIES Mello, M.T. et al [Brazil] ANAEROBIC EXERCISE PERFORMANCE TIONS OF BRACHIAL ARTERY SHEAR MUSCLES COMPARED TO OPPOSITE PARK, J. [Korea, South] AND VENTILATORY RESPONSE DURING STRESS AND ENDOTHELIAL FUNCTION NON-EXERCISED LEG MUSCLES. EP-UD01-404 EP-UD01-25 EXERCISE IN COMPETITIVE SWIMMERS DURING LEG EXERCISE IN HUMANS kato, A. et al [Japan] Muranaka, M. [Japan] Fukuba, Y. [Japan] THE EFFECTS OF 10-WEEK LEUCINE SUP- EP-UD01-211 THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN BODY PLEMENTATION ON MUSCLE GROWTH, THE CROSS-VALIDATION OF THE CA- MASS INDEX AND MUSCULOSKELETAL EP-UD01-282 BODY COMPOSITION, METABOLISM, NADIAN ASSESSMENT OF PHYSICAL PAIN IN FOUNDATION PHASE EDUCA- EP-UD01-120 EP-UD01-197 A TWO-DAY WET-BULB GLOBE TEMPER- INFLAMMATION AND WELLBEING OF LITERACY-II IN THE CHILDREN OF CHINA TORS EXTRACELLULAR VESICLES AS REGULA- JET-LAG SYMPTOMS IN JUNIOR ATH- ATURE PREDICTION MODEL TO PROTECT ADOLESCENTS AND YOUNG ADULTS Li, M.H. et al [Hong Kong] Pillay, J.D. et al [South Africa] TOR OF MYOGENESIS LETES AND THEIR RELATION TO PERFOR- STUDENTS IN SCHOOL GYMNASIUMS WITH CEREBRAL PALSY Kang, J.H. et al [Korea, South] MANCE Takahashi, K. et al [Japan] Theis, N. et al [United Kingdom] EP-UD01-342 EP-UD01-29 Tsukahara, Y. et al [Japan] SPORTS ACTIVITY AS A FACILITATING ASSOCIATION OF SPORTS VISION WITH EP-UD01-129 EP-UD01-283 EP-UD01-456 FACTOR FOR COMMUNICATION SKILLS AGE, GENDER, AND STATIC VISUAL DECREASES IN RESISTANCE EXERCISE EP-UD01-232 EFFECTS OF CORE EXERCISE TRAINING ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN DISORDERED ACQUISITION BY UNIVERSITY STUDENTS ACUITY SBP BY AEROBIC TRAINING IS ASSOCI- EFFECTS OF A SINGLE BOUT OF MODER- ON LEG BLOOD FLOW AND VASCULAR EATING AND LABORATORY-BASED Nozaki, M. et al [Japan] LIM, A.Y. et al [Taiwan] ATED WITH NITRIC OXIDE IN OLDER ATE EXERCISE ON SUBSEQUENT PHYSI- FUNCTION IN HEALTHY OLDER ADULTS HEALTH PARAMETERS IN ADOLESCENT INDIVIDUALS CAL ACTIVITY OF MICE Lin, H. [Taiwan] ELITE ATHLETES AND CONTROLS EP-UD01-431 EP-UD01-78 Otsuki, T. et al [Japan] Quintanilha, A.C.S. et al [Brazil] Western, B. et al [Norway] GYMNASTICS TO THE INFANT EDUCA- EFFECT OF RAIN ON THERMAL RE- EP-UD01-315 TION SPONSES AND ENERGY METABOLISM EP-UD01-141 EP-UD01-243 TREADMILL RUNNING IMPROVES PHILOSOPHY AND ETHICS Ribeiro da Silva, A. et al [Brazil] WHILE RUNNING AT MODERATELY HIGH ABERRANT CARDIOPULMONARY FUNC- RESISTANCE EXERCISE MODIFIES MIRNA PREFRONTAL CORTEX FUNCTION IN INTENSITY IN A COOL CONDITION. TION DURING EXERCISE TESTING AND EXPRESSION RELATED TO MUSCLE ATRO- LACTATIONAL PHTHALATE-EXPOSED EP-UD01-436 Ito, R. [Japan] EXERCISE INTOLERANCE IN RELATION TO PHY DURING UNLOADING INDUCED BY MALE RATS EP-UD01-8 CARDIOMETABOLIC HEALTH IN OBESE 90 DAYS BED REST Wu, S.R. et al [Taiwan] LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF MOTOR CO- ADOLESCENTS Cadefau, J. et al [Spain] PE PROJECT. MEASURING IMPACT AND ORDINATION IN CHILDREN THROUGH EP-UD01-85 Franssen, W. et al [Belgium] EFFECTIVENESS THE PRIMARY EDUCATION EFFECTS OF EXERCISE AND RAPAMY- EP-UD01-319 EP-UD01-248 Heszteráné, E.J. [Hungary] Palomo, M. et al [Spain] CIN ON HEPATIC NF-KB IN RATS FED A SHORT-TERM EFFECTS OF INTERMITTENT HIGH-FAT DIET EP-UD01-146 REGIONAL DIFFERENCES IN DAMAGE HYPOBARIC HYPOXIA EXPOSURE ON EVALUATION OF EXERCISE-TO-REST AMONG THE HAMSTRING MUSCLES MUSCLE INJURY RECOVERY PHYSICAL EDUCATION Liao, b. [China] PHYSIOLOGY RATIOS DURING ELITE MEN’S ULTIMATE AFTER A FULL MARATHON Torrella, J.R. et al [Spain] AND PEDAGOGICS EP-UD01-102 FRISBEE MATCHES Higashihara, A. et al [Japan] Di Michele, R. et al [Italy] EP-UD01- EFFECT OF INCREASED CALF VENOUS EP-UD01-340 COMPLIANCE WITH WEARING GRADU- EP-UD01-260 THE INFLUENCE OF INTAKE THE DIFFER- EP-UD01-68 INTERMITTENT VASCULAR OCCLUSION ATED COMPRESSION STOCKINGS ON EP-UD01-170 PROTECTIVE EFFECT CONFERRED BY ENCES DRINKS ON URINARY ELECTRO- PHYSICAL FITNESS IN PRE-ADOLESCENT IN UPPER LIMBS: IS IT AN EFFECTIVE WAY CIRCULATORY RESPONSES DURING THE INFLUENCE OF AEROBIC FITNESS ON DOWNHILL RUNNING EXERCISE OF THE LYTE IN THE SPECTATORS UNDER A HOT STUDENTS FROM NORTHERN ITALY. THE TO IMPROVE STRENGTH AND NEURAL RECOVERY PERIOD AFTER EXERCISE IN INHIBITORY CONTROL AND PREFRONTAL KNEE EXTENSORS ENVIRONMENT “RAGAZZI A BRESCIA” PROJECT FUNCTION? YOUNG PEOPLE BRAIN OXYGENATION IN ADOLESCENTS Lin, M.J. et al [Taiwan] Iida, T. et al [Japan] Perini, R. et al [Italy] Puggina, E.F. et al [Brazil] e-PosterOue, A. et al [Japan] Muecke, M. et al [Switzerland] EP-UD01-272 EP-UD01-349 EP-UD01-135 EP-UD01-2 EP-UD01-111 EP-UD01-186 RISK LIKELIHOOD AND THE METABOLIC TREADMILL RUNNING IMPROVES SYMP- EXAMINATION OF THE INFLUENCE OF HIGH-INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING EFFECTS OF ACUTE SWIMMING EXERCISE CHANGES IN PLASMA VISFATIN CON- IMPACT OF LOW ENERGY AVAILABILITY: TOMS OF POSTPARTUM DEPRESSION SHORT-TERM NATURE EXPERIENCE ON IMPROVES ERYTHROCYTE OSMOTIC ON PGC1ALPHA-IRISIN-UCP1 SIGNALING CENTRATION UPON EXTREME PHYSICAL A PILOT STUDY IN LACTATIONAL PHTHALATE-EXPOSED SPIRITUAL PAIN. DEFORMABILITY PATHWAY LOAD IN HUNGARIAN ATHLETES Allen, R. et al [Australia] FEMALE RATS KIJI, M. et al [Japan] Wang, J. [Taiwan] Eun hee, C.H.O. et al [Korea, South] Far, G. et al [Hungary] Tu, T.W. et al [Taiwan] EP-UD01-280 EP-UD01-192 EP-UD01-4 EP-UD01-116 EP-UD01-193 HIGHER SKIN-GAS ACETONE CONCEN- EP-UD01-352 ACTION PLANS OF PHYSICAL EDUCA- SLEEP CHARACTERISTICS OF ELITE ATH- RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RESPIRATORY EFFECTS OF WARMING OR COOLING OF TRATIONS ON SURFACE OF REPEATED HYPERFUNCTION OF VO₂ BY EXPOSUR-

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ING PERIODIC HYPOBARIC NORMOXIA EP-UD01-447 DIFFERENT BALL SPORT ATHLETES MANCE IN CHILDREN WITH INTERNET MARATHON RUNNERS: MANAGING EP-UD01-407 DURING RECOVERY PERIOD AFTER ONE ADDICTION NEGATIVE SITUATIONS HEPATOCYTE GROWTH FACTOR (HGF) Wu, S.K. et al [Taiwan] DEVELOPMENT OF MENTAL SUPPORT MINUTE SUPRAMAXIMAL EXERCISE LEVEL AFTER 9 WEEKS OF CROSSFIT Hung, C.L. et al [Taiwan] Renfree, A. et al [United Kingdom] PROGRAM USING PSYCHOLOGICAL BOUT AND OTHER FORMS OF HIGH INTENSIVE EP-UD01-75 COMPETITIVE ABILITY TEST RECALLING Fujito, Y. et al [Japan] TRAINING IN YOUNG MEN MENTAL HEALTH ASSESSMENT OF EP-UD01-163 EP-UD01-323 THE PAST IN COLLEGE ATHLETES Murawska-Cialowicz, E. et al [Poland] JAPANESE FOOTBALL REFEREES THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ERROR THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN ENERGY Takeno, Y. et al [Japan] EP-UD01-379 Murakami, K.. et al [Japan] MONITORING AND COOPERATIVE BALANCE RELATED BEHAVIOUR AND STRENGTH, POWER AND MUSCULAR LEVELS IN ATHLETES WITH DIFFERENT BURN-OUT IN ADULTS: A SYSTEMATIC EP-UD01-448 STIFFNESS DETERMINANTS OF STROKE PSYCHOLOGY GROUP SIZES: FROM THE PERSPECTIVES SCOPING REVIEW EP-UD01-80 IS GREEN EXERCISE EFFECTIVE: INFLU- VELOCITY IN COMPETITIVE YOUNG TEN- OF NEUROCOGNITIVE PERFORMANCE Verhavert, Y. et al [Belgium] RESISTANCE AND AEROBIC EXERCISE ENCE OF INDOOR AND OUTDOOR NIS PLAYERS Ruo-Wei, L. et al [Taiwan] EP-UD01-18 PRODUCE DISTINCT MOLECULAR AND EXERCISE ON THE PERFORMANCE OF Colomar, J. et al [Spain] ENDURANCE, SPRINT, AGILITY AND THE EFFECT OF MODERATE AEROBIC NEUROCOGNITIVE EFFECTS IN PATIENTS EP-UD01-337 HEART RATE EXERCISE ON COGNITIVE LEARNING WITH MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT EP-UD01-188 DIFFERENCES IN PACING AND COGNI- EP-UD01-398 DURING A DUAL N-BACK TASK Tsai, C. [Taiwan] EXAMINING EMOTIONAL FACIAL EX- TIVE STRATEGIES USED BY TRAINED AND Schulz, T. et al [Germany] SEASONAL CHANGES IN MAXIMAL AND Lin, M. et al [Taiwan] PRESSIONS IN VOLLEYBALL UNTRAINED ATHLETES DURING ALONE SUB-MAXIMAL AEROBIC VARIABLES TO EP-UD01-84 Vago, P. et al [Italy] AND COMPETITIVE 16.1KM CYCLING EP-UD01-461 PREDICT CYCLING PERFORMANCE TIME TRIALS EP-UD01-22 DO PEOPLE WHO EXPERIENCE FEAR SOCIAL SUPPORT FOR JAPANESE ATH- Poprzecki, S. et al [Poland] Williams, E.L. et al [United Kingdom] LETES PSYCHOMETRIC PROPERTIES OF A OF FALLING REDUCE THE AMOUNT OF EP-UD01-196 SPANISH VERSION OF THE SCALE OF PHYSICAL EXERCISE THEY DO? A PILOT CONSIDERATION OF CAUSAL RELATION KATAGAMI, E. [Japan] EP-UD01-405 SATISFACTION OF BASIC NEEDS IN STUDY BETWEEN INDUSTRY AND EXERCISE EP-UD01-344 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PHYSICAL SPORTS Dimakopoulou, E. et al [Greece] COMPETENCE: IN FOURTH GRADE PE «PHYSICAL ACTIVITY HAS BECOME FUN» EP-UD01-492 ACTIVITY, SLEEP, AND CAROTID ARTERY BALL GAME UNITS - ENHANCED MOTIVATION THROUGH A Pineda-Espejel, H.A. et al [Mexico] BEHAVIORAL CHANGES IN TRANSGENIC HEALTH IN OLDER ADULTS. PLAY-BASED EXERCISE INTERVENTION IN EP-UD01-93 Murase, K. et al [Japan] MINIPIG CARRYING THE HUMAN APP Park, H. [Korea, South] ADOLESCENTS WITH ASTHMA e-PosterEP-UD01-34 CHILDREN’S AFTER SCHOOL SPORTS MUTATION FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE Brynjulfsen, T. et al [Norway] THE ASSOCIATIONS OF OBJECTIVELY PARTICIPATION: ASSOCIATION OF EP-UD01-206 Oh, H. et al [Korea, South] EP-UD01-406 MEASURED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND PARENTAL ATTITUDES AND CHILDREN’S THE EFFECT OF STUDENTS’ INTENTIONS THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN PHYSICAL SEDENTARY BEHAVIOR TO TAKE A BASKETBALL CLASS ON EP-UD01-371 SEDENTARY TIME WITH COGNITIVE REHABILITATION AND ACTIVITY AND PRIMARY DYSMENOR- FUNCTIONS IN CHILDREN WITH AUTISM Cheung, P. [Hong Kong] THEIR SHOOTING SKILLS AND LEARNING CAN THE EXTRA PHYSICAL ACTIVITY RHEA IN YOUNG JAPANESE WOMEN Pan, C.Y. et al [Taiwan] EFFECTS ENHANCHE THE PSYCHOLOGICAL AND (SPORTS)PHYSIOTHERAPY Usui, C. et al [Japan] EP-UD01-137 Konno, R. [Japan] COGNITIVE FUNCTIONS? Russo, G. et al [Italy] EP-UD01-38 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AEROBIC FIT- EP-UD01-20 EP-UD01-409 PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE AND MOTIVA- NESS AND PERFORMANCE IN MULTIPLE EP-UD01-234 EFFECTS OF HIGH-SPEED POWER TRAIN- SUSTAINED EFFECTS OF MULTIPLE CON- TIONAL FACTORS EXAMINATION OF THE DOMAINS OF EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONS IN THE EFFECT OF DART TRAINING ON EP-UD01-383 ING ON NEUROMUSCULAR AND GAIT CUSSIONS ON PREFRONTAL CORTEX 1 ST DIVISION WATERPOLO TEAM ADOLESCENTS COGNITIVE FUNCTION OF ELDERLY RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN COMPETITION FUNCTIONS IN FRAIL ELDERLY WITH OXYGENATION DURING A BAROREFLEX PEOPLE EXPERIENCE AND LIFE SKILLS IN Tóth, E. et al [Hungary] Barros, J.F. et al [Brazil] MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT DESPITE MANOEUVER IN RETIRED CONTACT COLLEGIATE CHEERLEADERS Kazuma, F. et al [Japan] BLUNTED EXECUTIVE FUNCTION SPORT ATHLETES Yamada, Y. et al [Japan] EP-UD01-60 EP-UD01-149 Song, W. [Korea, South] Neary, J.P. et al [Canada] EFFECTS OF ACUTE EXERCISE MODALITY PHYSICAL, COGNITIVE AND DIETARY EP-UD01-285 EP-UD01-400 ON INHIBITION FROM A BEHAVIORAL CHARACTERISTICS OF OLDER WOMEN APPLICATION RESEARCH OF OF HRV EP-UD01-41 EP-UD01-419 AND NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL AP- WITH MUSCULOSKELETAL AMBULATION AND SPORTS PSYCHOLOGY INDEX TO WHAT ARE PSYCHOLOGICAL ISSUES AGE-RELATED CHANGES IN STRATEGIES RELATIONSHIP OF HEART RATE VARI- PROACH DISABILITY SYMPTOM COMPLEX (MADS) MONITOR SPORTS FATIGUE OF BOXING THAT THE ELITE FEMALE ATHLETE HAS? USED TO AVOID OBSTACLES DURING A ABILITY AND TESTOSTERONE/CORTISOL ATHLETES ― AN APPROACH TO CONSTRUCT THE WANG, C.C. et al [Taiwan] KIMURA, Y. [Japan] RESPONSE ION TASK RATIO DURING A 9-WEEK EXERCISE Wang, J.H. et al [China] PSYCHOLOGICAL SUPPORT PROGRAM INTERVENTION. ― Ikezoe, T. et al [Japan] EP-UD01-73 EP-UD01-154 DeBlauw, J.D. et al [United States] EP-UD01-308 KONDO, M. [Japan] THE HEMISPHERE-SPECIFIC ATTENTION- STRATEGIC SPORTS PROGRAM EN- EP-UD01-52 AL RESOURCE ALLOCATIONS AMONG HANCES TASK SWITCHING PERFOR- PSYCHOLOGICAL INTERVENTION IN

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UNANTICIPATED LANDINGS AS A PO- EP-UD01-240 GYMNASTICS SPORT MANAGEMENT TION FEEDBACK SYSTEM LY THE SPORT ORGANIZATIONS EFFECTS TENTIAL RE-INJURY RISK FACTOR: HOW ON CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY MUSCLE ACTIVITY OF LOWER EXTREMI- Daisuke, K. [Japan] Liu, X. [China] LONG AFTER ACL RECONSTRUCTION AND LAW ON YOUTH AGED ATHLETHES TIES AND THE TRUNK WHILE DOING AND RETURN TO SPORT DOES THE UNILATERAL SQUATS WITH VIPR EP-UD01-70 EP-UD01-99 Tóth, D.Z. et al [Hungary] IMPAIRMENT PERSIST? Izumi, S. et al [Japan] THE DEVELOPMENT HISTORY AND IN- EP-UD01-49 LATERAL DIFFERENCES OF THE UPPER Niederer, D. et al [Germany] VESTIGATION OF CHINESE TRADITIONAL BEYOND SPORT: THE EFFECTS OF “YIQI” EXTREMITY CIRCUMFERENCES AND SPORT TECHNOLOGY EP-UD01-302 SPORTS “YOUNGER” DANCE IN THE TAIWANESE PROFESSIONAL THE HAND GRIP STRENGTH IN YOUNG EP-UD01-53 HANDBALL AND TENNIS ATHLETES THE INFLUENCE OF DYNAMIC TAP- Zhao, Y. et al [China] BASEBALL MATCH-FIXING SCANDALS THE EFFECT OF JOINT MOBILISATION ING ON LANDING STRATEGY FROM LEE, P. et al [Taiwan] Bayios, I. et al [Greece] EP-UD01-62 TREATMENT DOSE ON DYNAMIC BAL- PLATFORM IN ATHLETES WITH ANKLE EP-UD01-91 POSTOPERATIVE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY ANCE IN THOSE WITH CHRONIC ANKLE INSTABILITY EP-UD01-59 EP-UD01-138 MONITORING BASED ON MHEALTH INSTABILITY WHAT IS UNIVERSITY PHYSICAL EDUCA- Lee, H.J. [Taiwan] TION IN JAPAN? : POSSIBILITY OF UNI- SPORT POLICY LEARNING FROM SCOT- THE QUANTITATIVE CHARACTERISTICS APPLICATION Holland, C.J. et al [United Kingdom] VERSITY PHYSICAL EDUCATION LAND: A BALANCE DEVELOPMENT OF ACTING IN THE FREE ROUTINE OF Ho, T.W. et al [Taiwan] EP-UD01-318 BETWEEN PERFORMANCE SPORT AND YOUTH ARTISTIC SWIMMERS EP-UD01-90 Morita, H. [Japan] THE INFLUENCE OF SELF PELVIC TRAC- THE SOCIAL BENEFITS OF SPORT Nomura, T. [Japan] EP-UD01-158 PROGRESSIVE RESISTANCE TRAINING IN TION ON TRUNK FLEXIBILITY AND SPI- EP-UD01-203 Jiang, R. [Taiwan] ALLOCATION OF ATTENTIONAL RE- CEREBRAL PALSY: DETERMINING RE- NAL ALIGNMENT EP-UD01-171 SOURCES IN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS SPONDERS FROM NON-RESPONDERS CHANGES IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY OF Kudo, H. et al [Japan] CHINESE ADULTS - BASED ON DATA EP-UD01-108 IT’S ALL ABOUT POSITIONING – THE IM- IN DUAL-TASKING SITUATIONS WITH Theis, N. et al [United Kingdom] FROM 2014 AND 2010 PHYSICAL ACTIV- RESEARCH ON THE INFLUENCING PORTANCE OF DISTANCE, ANGEL, AND BICYCLE SIMULATOR EP-UD01-325 ITY SURVEYS FACTORS OF CHINESE PROFESSIONAL INSIGHT BY THE REFEREE FOR MAKING Shimoda, M. et al [Japan] EP-UD01-113 THE CORRECT DECISION IN PENALTY AN ANALYSIS OF SLEEP AFTER ARTIFICIAL chen, x. [China] FOOTBALL MARKET ORDER BASED ON THE CHARACTERISTICS OF BONE META- SITUATIONS IN SOCCER CO2-WATER IMMERSION IN COLLEGE THE VIEW OF FOOTBALL FANS EP-UD01-253 BOLIC MARKERS TO STRESS FRACTURE ELITE SWIMMER EP-UD01-239 Hou, H. [China] Johansen, B.T. et al [Norway] RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY OF ULTRA- PREVENTION AND EARLY DETECTION BY SHORT HEART RATE VARIABILITY (HRV) LONGITUDINAL STUDY IN COLLEGIATE Wada, T. et al [Japan] POPULARIZATION AND PROMOTION OF EP-UD01-152 EP-UD01-267 FEATURES MALE LONG DISTANCE RUNNERS THE GAME OF GO IN EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN COUNTRIES SOCIAL BENEFIT OR POLITICAL VALUE? DATA VISUALIZATION IN SPORT - TAK- Kurz, E. et al [Germany] Fujita, S. et al [Japan] EP-UD01-357 ING NATIONAL MIDDLE SCHOOL ATH- PATIENTS WITH CONTRALATERAL AN- Deng, Y. et al [China] THE NATURE OF SPORT DEVELOPMENT IN MACAU LETE GAMES FOR EXAMPLE EP-UD01-262 EP-UD01-124 TERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT INJURY SHOW GREATER INTERNAL ROTATIONAL EP-UD01-276 Huang, J. et al [Taiwan] CHEN, J. [Taiwan] VISUAL BEHAVIOR OF RECEIVER IN VOL- JUMPING ABILITIES IN PATIENTS AFTER LAXITY OF KNEE LEYBALL DIGGING LIVER TRANSPLANTATION SURGERY A STRUCTURAL EQUATION ANALYSIS OF Masegi, S. et al [Japan] THE SOCIAL CAPITAL FACTORS INFLU- EP-UD01-292 EP-UD01-268 Umezaki, S. [Japan] Busko, K. et al [Poland] ENCING PHYSICAL ACTIVITY THE STRATEGICAL PLAN FOR SPORT IN THE RELATION BETWEEN THE MONTHLY Nishida, S. [Japan] THE CITY OF LJUBLJANA– FOCUS ON WEATHER IN 2017 AND INFANTS’ MOD- EP-UD01-289 EP-UD01-168 SOCIOLOGY ETHICAL AND SOCIAL CONSIDERA- ERATE TO VIGOROUS PHYSICAL ACTIVITY ACCURACY OF THE OPTICAL HEART EFFECTS OF A SELF-REGULATED ISOMET- TIONS? IN THE MORNING. EP-UD01-363 RATE MONITOR POLAR OH1 AT REST RIC HAND-GRIP EXERCISE PROTOCOL EP-UD01-40 Bon, M. [Slovenia] Demura, T. [Japan] AND DURING EXERCISE ON PRESSURE PAIN DETERMINANTS OF SEDENTARY BEHAV- CHINAS SPORT INDUSTRY POLICY UN- IOR FROM YOUTH TO YOUNG ADULT- Gilgen-Ammann, R. et al [Switzerland] Wade, A. [United Kingdom] e-Poster EP-UD01-321 DER XI JINPINGS REGIME:FROM ASPECT HOOD SPORT STATISTICS AND OF THE GOVERNMENT Yang, X. et al [Finland] PATTERNS OF SPORTING HABITS AND EP-UD01-314 EP-UD01-226 ANALYSES MOTIVATIONAL FACTORS OF DOING Tan, T.C. [Taiwan] COMPETITION EXTERNAL LOAD QUAN- ARTIFICIAL CO2-WATER BATHING FACILI- SPORTS AMONG THE HUNGARIAN EP-UD01-443 TIFICATION IN ELITE HANDBALL PLAYERS TATES RECOVERY FROM MUSCLE HARD- STUDENTS EP-UD01-66 THROUGHOUT AN ENTIRE SEASON: DIF- NESS IN FATIGUE CAUSED BY HIGH CURRENT STATUS OF PREFECTURAL EP-UD01-14 Palusek, E. et al [Hungary] FERENCES BETWEEN PLAYING POSITIONS INTENSITY ANAEROBIC EXERCISE CHANGES IN COMPOSITION OF EXER- MEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC SUPPORT A DISCUSSION OF THE CONSTRUC- CISES OF THE RINGS IN MEN’S’ ARTISTIC SYSTEMS FOR FEMALE ATHLETES TION OF CHINA’S NATIONAL PHYSIQUE Font, R. et al [Spain] Yamamoto, N. et al [Japan] EP-UD01-322 Suzuki, N. et al [Japan] MONITORING PERFORMANCE EVALUA- ECONOMIC ORGANIZATIONS, ESPECIAL- EP-UD01-316

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ACCURACY OF SMARTPHONE APPLICA- EVALUATION OF THERMAL AND EVAPO- EFFECT OF THE SEX CYCLE ON THE RISK ON REPAIR OF SKELETAL MUSCLE INJURY FORMANCE DURING A PERIOD OF FLUID PROTOCOL IN HEALTHY YOUNG MEN TION COMPARED WITH PHOTOCELLS IN RATIVE RESISTANCES OF SKI GLOVES OF ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT TAKINO, A. et al [Japan] RESTRICTION IN TEAM SPORT ATHLETES Naves, J.P. et al [Brazil] MEASURING CHANGE OF DIRECTION Mekjavic, M. et al [United Kingdom] INJURIES DURING PRE-SEASON TRAINING IN PERFORMANCE TIME Takahashi, N. et al [Japan] EP-UD01-281 COOL ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS EP-UD01-43 Te, T.J. et al [Taiwan] Bargh, M. et al [United Kingdom] SPORTS MEDICINE AND THE USE OF ACUPUNCTURE IN ATH- THE EFFECTS OF STATIC STRETCHING EP-UD01-140 LETES OF INDIVIDUAL SPORTS AND OR COMBINED DYNAMIC STRETCHING EP-UD01-382 ORTHOPEDICS ALTERATIONS IN GRIP POWER AFTER TEAM SPORTS IN JAPAN EP-UD01-439 WITH STATIC STRETCHING ON FLEX- EFFECT OF A NEW PROTOTYPE OF ROTATOR CUFF TEARS IN A RAT MODEL Kaneko, Y. et al [Japan] EPIDEMIOLOGY OF UNIVERSITY MEN’S IBILITY OF MALE STUDENTS IN SPORTS THERMOFORMABLE PREFABRICATED SOCCER TEAM INJURIES FOR A YEAR SCIENCE PROGRAM EP-UD01-3 Lin, Y.J. et al [Taiwan] INSOLE ON IMPACT ACCELERATION IN EP-UD01-287 Yuki, H. [Japan] Boonsom, N. [Thailand] RUNNING POLYSOMNOGRAPHY FINDINGS AND SLEEP COMPLAINTS OF ELITE ATHLETES EP-UD01-166 EFFECT OF COMBINED AEROBIC AND Jimenez-Perez, I. et al [Spain] DURING PREPARATION FOR THE RIO ASSESSMENT OF LUMBAR DEFORMA- CORE MUSCLE TRAINING PROGRAMS EP-UD01-452 EP-UD01-55 2016 TION IN SURFER ON POSTPARTUM FITNESS, LOW BACK CHALLENGE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF EFFECT OF 8 WEEKS GRIP STRENGTH EP-UD01-384 Silva, A. et al [Brazil] Nogami, Y. et al [Japan] PAIN AND PELVIC FLOOR PROBLEMS NEW MEDICAL AND PHYSICAL CHECK TRAINING ON ADOLESCENT FREESTYLE YAW AND BOAT SIDE ASYMMETRY Chen, C.Y. et al [Taiwan] METHODS FOR EVALUATING ATHLETES AND BACKSTROKE SWIMMING PERFOR- DEPENDENT ON WIND DIRECTION IN MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS AND MANCE EP-UD01-13 EP-UD01-175 SCULLING MOTOR FUNCTIONS Petersen, C. et al [New Zealand] PURE ECCENTRIC EXERCISE FOR COPING THE IMPACT OF PERIPHERAL VISION IN EP-UD01-307 Schaffert, N. et al [Germany] Miyachi, H. [Japan] WITH CANCER SOCCER CHANGE OF BONE STRUCTURE RELATIVE EP-UD01-56 Yeung, Y.C. [United Kingdom] Olm, T. et al [Estonia] TO THE CHRONOLOGICAL AGE AND EP-UD01-389 BIOLOGICAL MATURATION IN ADOLES- EP-UD01-463 THE INVESTIGATION INTO THE DIF- THE ACCURACY OF APPLICATION OF CENT MALE ATHLETES PREVALENCE OF KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS FERENCE IN WORKLOAD CAPACITY EP-UD01-82 EP-UD01-257 WEARABLE DEVICE TO DETERMINE GAIT Utczás, K. et al [Hungary] AND CARDIORESPIRATORY FITNESS BETWEEN ELITE SOCCER PLAYERS AND SYMMETRY VITAMIN D STATUS AND RELATION- HINDFOOT ENDOSCOPIC SURGERY AND IN JAPANESE MEN AND WOMEN: NON-PLAYER CONTROLS SHIP WITH ROTATION CUFF MUSCLE FOR POSTERIOR ANKLE IMPINGEMENT Ho, C.S. et al [Taiwan] EP-UD01-380 WASEDAS HEALTH STUDY Cheng, Y.C. et al [Taiwan] e-PosterSTRENGTH IN PROFESSIONAL VOLLEY- SYNDROME IN BALLET DANCERS: COM- Iizuka, S. et al [Japan] BALL ATHLETES FROM THE KOREA PARING THE OUTCOMES OF UNILATERAL FOOT GROWTH CHARACTERISTICS OF EP-UD01-394 AND BILATERAL SURGERY NEPALE MAJOR ETHNIC GROUPS CHIL- EP-UD01-63 Kim, D. [Korea, South] EP-UD01-493 VALIDITY OF A LOW-COST FRICTION HOJO, T. et al [Japan] DREN AGED 5-16 YEARS THE FORGOTTEN AEROBIC CAPACITY ENCODER FOR MEASURING FORCE IN THE EFFECTS OF NEUROTRANSMITTERS MARKER IN HEALTHY OLDER ADULTS EP-UD01-83 Ueda, K. et al [Japan] FLYWHEEL EXERCISE DEVICES ACTIVITY AND RECOVERY OF MUSCLE Martínez Labari, C. et al [Spain] MUSCLE CONDITION CHANGES DURING EP-UD01-266 Illera-Domínguez, V. et al [Spain] SORENESS BY AURICULAR POINT A TRAINING CAMP FOR JUNIOR ELITE SURVEY ON THE ADVERSE EVENTS OF EP-UD01-408 ACUPRESSURE FOLLOWIN ECCENTRIC EP-UD01-67 DIVERS ACUPUNCTURE AND MOXIBUSTION THE ASSOCIATION OF HIP STRENGTH, EXERCISE EP-UD01-433 FOR ATHLETES IN JAPAN FLEXIBILITY AND PELVIC TILT WITH A THE EFFECTS OF TWO DIFFERENT DY- Inami, T. et al [Japan] Chien, Y.T. et al [Taiwan] EVALUATION OF THERMAL RESISTANCE Fujimoto, H. et al [Japan] PAST HISTORY OF GROIN PAIN IN MALE NAMIC STRETCH VELOCITIES ON JOINT OF CROSS-COUNTRY SKI SHOES FOOTBALL PLAYERS FLEXIBILITY AND MUSCLE STRENGTH EP-UD01-97 Mekjavic, I. et al [Slovenia] Naoto, N. [Japan] TRAINING AND TESTING Mizuno, T. [Japan] SURVEY OF THE ACTUAL CONDITION OF EP-UD01-270 ACUPUNCTURE AND ADVERSE EVENTS EFFECTS OF LOW-INTENSITY HIGH-REP- EP-UD01-450 EP-UD01-411 EP-UD01-71 OF MARATHON RUNNERS ETITION RESISTANCE EXERCISE(LIHRRE) EP-UD01-28 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SKIN-GAS Kondo, H. et al [Japan] ON GLYCATED HEMOGLOBIN(HBA1C) THE CHARACTERISTICS OF PHYSICAL EFFECT OF PRIOR KNOWLEDGE OF ACETONE CONCENTRATION COLLECTED AND INSULIN RESISTANCE IN EL- ACTIVITY LEVELS IN KOREAN CANCER TRAINING PERFORMANCE TEST OF INCREASE IN RUNNING SPEED ON THE FROM SURFACE OF EXERCISED MUSCLES DERLY WOMEN WITH TYPE 2 DIABETES SURVIVORS: KOREAN NATIONAL HEALTH FEMALE VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS CARDIORESPIRATORY SYSTEM DURING EP-UD01-131 AND HAND AS A NON-EXERCISED MELLITUS(T2DM) AND NUTRITION EXAMINATIONS Birone Ilics, K. et al [Hungary] RUNNING ABDOMINAL MUSCLE THICKNESSES IN REGION FOLLOWING REPEATED KNEE- KIM, S. [Korea, South] SURVEY, 2014-2016 Migita, T. [Japan] HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER PLAYERS EXTENSION EXERCISE. Lee, J. et al [Korea, South] EP-UD01-31 Itoh, H. et al [Japan] Tejima, R. et al [Japan] EP-UD01-275 CARDIORESPIRATORY AND PERCEPTUAL EP-UD01-72 17Β-ESTRADIOL HAS A POSITIVE EFFECT EP-UD01-421 RESPONSES OF TWO INTERVAL TRAIN- EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT TEMPOS IN EP-UD01-136 EP-UD01-460 CHANGES IN PERCEPTUAL AND PER- ING AND A CONTINUOUS TRAINING JUMPING EXERCISES ON LOWER

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EXTREMITY MUSCLE STRENGTH AND STROKE SWIMMERS. BALL PLAYER EP-UD01-210 AND LONG DISTANCE RUNNERS. THE APPROACH STAGE TO PERFORM FUNCTION OF OLDER ADULTS THE SPIKE SKILL OF THE VOLLEYBALL Alshdokhi, K. et al [New Zealand] CHEN, C. et al [China] EFFECTS OF TRX® TRAINING IN MUSCLE Tsunoda, N. et al [Japan] GAME AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO AC- Nakatani, T. et al [Japan] STRENGTHENING AND MUSCLE FIRING CURACY EP-UD01-104 EP-UD01-164 IN UPPER EXTREMITY EP-UD01-230 qadir, n. et al [Iraq] EP-UD01-81 STUDY OF PEAK TORQUE, TOTAL WORK, PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT OF YOUTH Lin, H.T. et al [Taiwan] COMPARISON OF PHYSIOLOGICAL ON THE CHANGES IN BRAIN WAVES H/Q AND R/L RATIO IN MODERN PEN- BALL-SPORT PLAYERS STRESSES BETWEEN THE FRONT AND EP-UD01-255 AND COGNITIVE FUNCTIONS CAUSED TATHLON ATHLETES Pucsok, J.M. et al [Hungary] EP-UD01-212 THE REAR SADDLE CYCLIST IN A TWO- BY THE LOW AND HIGH-INTENSITY HOUR ENDURANCE TANDEM-BICYCLE COMBINED PASSIVE AND ACTIVE HEAT Yoon, J.R. [Korea, South] EFFECT OF ARTIFICIAL CO2 RICH COLD TRANSIENT EXERCISE RACE EXPOSURE TO ENHANCE RUNNING EP-UD01-167 WATER IMMERSION ON REPEATED PERFORMANCE IN WINTER-BASED TEAM Nakajima, S. [Japan] EP-UD01-110 CYCLING WORK EFFICIENCY AND SPRINT Onodera, S. et al [Japan] RUNNING VELOCITY AT LACTATE SPORTS IMPACT OF PRECAUTIONS COMPLIANCE THRESHOLD: DETERMINING FACTORS PERFORMANCE Pyne, D. et al [Australia] EP-UD01-87 ON BODY COMPOSITION MEASURE- AND RELATIONSHIPS IN WELL-TRAINED Fukuoka, Y. et al [Japan] EP-UD01-231 EFFECTS OF PLYOMETRIC TRAINING MENT BY SEGMENTAL BIOELECTRICAL AND ELITE RUNNERS. EFFECTS OF ECCENTRIC EXERCISE-IN- EP-UD01-290 INTRODUCED IN MIDDLE SCHOOL IMPEDANCE ANALYSIS Støa, E. et al [Norway] EP-UD01-213 DUCED MUSCLE DAMAGE ON MUSCLE- PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASSES TENDON BEHAVIOUR FOR KNEE EXTEN- KINEMATIC CHARACTERISTICS OF TWO chaeeun, C. [Korea, South] THE RESULT OF CROSSFIT TRAINING SORS AND ELBOW FLEXORS. TYPES OF INSTEP KICKING IN FEMALE Terada, K. et al [Japan] EP-UD01-169 METHOD FOR SHANGHAI FEMALE Lin, K.X. et al [Taiwan] SOCCER PLAYERS EP-UD01-118 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FOOT- WEIGHTLIFTING TEAM Sakamoto, K. [Japan] EP-UD01-92 A ONE-WEEK EUROPEAN ALPINE TREK GROUND CONTACT POSITION AND chen, s. [China] MARATHON TIME PREDICTION USING ENHANCES AEROBIC FITNESS BUT NOT MUSCLE ACTIVITY IN LEG PRESS EP-UD01-236 EP-UD01-291 THE 1KM RUN LEG POWER OR LEG STRENGTH. ARIYOSHI, K. [Japan] EP-UD01-220 EFFECT OF TRAINING AMOUNT AND INTENSITY ON COUNTER-MOVEMENT JUDGES’ EVALUATION RELIABILITY ADACHI, T. et al [Japan] Ramsbottom, R. et al [United Kingdom] LONG-TERM EFFECT OF TWO-TYPE EXER- JUMPING PERFORMANCE IN FEMALE AMONG VISUALIZING TOOLS IN HIP- EP-UD01-185 CISE CAPACITY ON MUSCLE STRENGTH COLLEGIATE VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS HOP DANCE EP-UD01-95 EP-UD01-127 THE EFFECT OF INTERMITTENT HYPOXIC AND ENDURANCE PERFORMANCE IN Yokozawa, S. et al [Japan] Sato, N. et al [Japan] ASSOCIATION OF LOWER LIMB MUSCLE THE 2018 MARATHON WORLD RECORD RESISTANCE TRAINING ON MUSCLE ELDERLY ADULTS ACTIVITIES WITH INCREASED METABOLIC SHOWS THE POSITIVE ASYMMETRY HYPERTROPHY AND STRENGTH mohammed, r. [Iraq] EP-UD01-237 EP-UD01-298 RATE DURING UPHILL SLOPE RUNNING PACING STRATEGY EFFECTIVENESS Attwaters, M.H. et al [United Kingdom] AT A CONSTANT HIGH GRADIENT Palacin, F. et al [France] EP-UD01-221 CONTRIBUTION SOMATOTYPES INDICA- MAXIMAL AND SUB-MAXIMAL RUN- TORS IN PREDICTING PERFORMANCE IN NING PERFORMANCE IN JAPANESE Hirakoba, K. et al [Japan] EP-UD01-187 UPPER- AND LOWER-BODY STRENGTH, ELITE MALE VOLLEYBALL COLLEGIATE ENDURANCE ATHLETES EP-UD01-132 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FUNC- POWER AND VELOCITY CHARACTERIS- Noutsos, K. et al [Greece] Kumagawa, D. et al [Japan] EP-UD01-98 THE COMPARISON OF PHYSICAL AND TIONAL SINGLE-LEG HOP STABILIZA- TICS IN ELITE RUGBY LEAGUE PLAYERS RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN RATE OF PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS TION TEST AND FMS- TEST IN MARTIAL AND THE INFLUENCE OF PLAYING DECLINE IN SPEED IN SPRINT AND FOR- OF JAPANESE AMERICAN COLLEGIATE ARTS AND TEAM SPORT YOUNG MALE STANDARD: A CASE STUDY EP-UD01-245 EP-UD01-304 WARD HEAD POSTURE IN 9-12 YEARS FOOTBALL PLAYERS BY DIVISIONAL ATHLETES. Fernandes, J.F.T. et al [United Kingdom] THE INFLUENCE OF FATIGUE ON COGNI- CHANGES IN THE VERTICAL JUMP BILAT- OLD CHILDREN. LEVEL. Pedak, K. et al [Estonia] TIVE REACTIONS IN YOUNG BASKETBALL ERAL DEFICIT FOLLOWING SHORT-TERM Suzuki, K. et al [Japan] Iguchi, J. et al [Japan] EP-UD01-228 PLAYERS. UNILATERAL VS. BILATERAL PLYOMETRIC TRAINING EP-UD01-195 THE DIFFERENT EFFECT OF TREADMILL Mikolajec, K. et al [Poland] Bogdanis, G.C. et al [Greece] EP-UD01-100 e-PosterEP-UD01-151 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TOE GRIP EXERCISE AND WHEEL RUNNING EXER- TEST-RETEST RELIABILITY OF ISOKINETIC COMPARISON OF PEAK FORCE AND STRENGTH AND SINGLE-LEG JUMP AND CISE ON MUSCLE STRENGTH IN MOUSE EP-UD01-246 KNEE TESTING USING THE NOVEL ISOKI- RATE OF FORCE DEVELOPMENT DURING DOUBLE-LEG JUMP IN KENDO ATHLETES KIM, Y.J. et al [Korea, South] THE EFFECT OF THE TRANSITION PE- EP-UD01-305 NETIC SMM IMOMENT DYNAMOMETER THE UNILATERAL AND BILATERAL HANG Sanomura, M. et al [Japan] RIOD ON THE ANTHROPOMETRIC AND RELATIONSHIP OF VERTICAL JUMP- Kambic, T. et al [Slovenia] POWER CLEAN EP-UD01-229 PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS IN ELITE ING AND LEG LENGTH-NORMALIZED FEMALE SOCCER PLAYERS. AGILITY T-TEST IN COLLEGIATE COMBAT Hayashi, R. et al [Japan] EP-UD01-204 MECHANICAL AND NEUROMUSCU- Parpa, K. et al [Cyprus] ATHLETES EP-UD01-103 EXERCISE INTENSITY ANALYSIS OF HIGH- LAR PROPERTIES OF ANTAGONISTIC XU, K. [Taiwan] PERFORMANCE AND PROGRESSION OF EP-UD01-162 INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING MUSCLES ON THIGH AND LEG IN MALE SPRINTERS, MIDDLE DISTANCE RUNNERS EP-UD01-251 NEW ZEALAND’S ADOLESCENT BACK- AN EMPIRICAL STUDY ON THE EFFECT Liu, C.M. et al [Taiwan] OF KAATSU TRAINING OF ELITE HAND- COMPARATIVE ANALYTICAL STUDY OF EP-UD01-312

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EFFECTIVENESS OF POLARIZED VERSUS SKIERS PERFORMANCE AND THROWING PERFORMANCE IN EP-UD01-417 THE EFFECT ON MUSCLE ACTIVATION THRESHOLD TRAINING ON NEUROMUS- ATHLETICS. IN TRUNK AND LOW-LIMBS DURING Polívková, J. et al [Czech Republic] EFFECT OF HEAVY STRENGTH AND CULAR VARIABLES IN ULTRARUNNERS SQUAT EXERCISE ON VARIOUS SURFACE. Daisuke, Y. [Japan] POWER TRAINING ON THE ORTHOS- Pérez-Hernández, A. et al [Spain] EP-UD01-350 TATIC TEST LEE, S.K. et al [Korea, South] IMMEDIATE EFFECT OF CORE TRAIN- EP-UD01-390 Schäfer Olstad, D. et al [Finland] EP-UD01-313 ING ON THE SHOULDER MUSCULAR EFFECTS OF A COMPETITIVE PHASE FOL- EP-UD01-475 PREDICTIVE VALUE OF LEG LENGTH- STRENGTH AND PULL MOTION IN LOWED BY BLOCK PERIODIZED PREPA- EP-UD01-422 EFFECT OF SESSION RATING OF PER- NORMALIZED AGILITY T-TEST IN COLLE- SWIMMING RATION PHASE ON STRENGTH, POWER CEIVED EXERTION ON ATHLETIC PERFOR- MUSCLE ACTIVITY IS INCREASED BY GIATE COMBAT ATHLETES AND EXPLOSIVENESS IN A FEMALE MANCE DURING TRAINING PERIOD Jigami, H. [Japan] LOOKING AT THE TARGET MUSCLES AND WEIGHTLIFTER - A CASE STUDY Wang, I.H. et al [Taiwan] FOCUSING ON MUSCLE SQUEEZING. LIN, H.S. et al [Taiwan] Pálinkás, G. et al [Hungary] EP-UD01-358 Fujiwara, S. et al [Japan] EP-UD01-320 DO STRIKER OUTPERFORM DEFENDER EP-UD01-486 EXAMINATION OF DECISION-MAKING IN GENERAL-PERCEPTUAL COGNITIVE EP-UD01-393 EP-UD01-430 THE PHYSIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS SKILLS BETWEEN PROFESSIONALS ABILITIES? THE RELATIONSHIP OF CARDIORESPIRA- OF THE FIRST SAUDI FEMALE SPORT SCI- EFFECTS OF STRETCHING ON MAXIMUM TORY VARIABLES WITH BIOLOGICAL ENCE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS Laki, A. et al [Hungary] Schumacher, N. et al [Germany] SQUAT STRENGTH AND LOWER LIMB AGE IN 15-16 YEARS OLD MALE SOCCER LEAN MASS DURING A DETRAINING Alahmadi, M. [Saudi Arabia] PLAYERS EP-UD01-326 EP-UD01-362 PERIOD IN YOUNG MALES Tánczos, B. et al [Hungary] ANTHROPOMETRIC AND BODY COM- CORRELATION OF STAR EXCURSION Dorado, C. [Spain] POSITION OF THE WOMEN’S NATIONAL BALANCE TEST AND GOLF SWING EF- TEAM AND OF THE U15 ELITE PLAYERS IN FICIENCY. EP-UD01-399 EP-UD01-438 HANDBALL CHANGES IN HIGH INTENSITY ACCELER- Peng, Y.C. et al [Taiwan] EFFECT OF A 6-WEEK KETTLEBELL TRAIN- ATIONS AND DECELERATIONS BETWEEN Tróznai, Zs. et al [Hungary] ING PROGRAM ON SWIMMING PERFOR- SPECIFIC POSITIONS ACCORDING TO EP-UD01-364 MANCE OF YOUTH SWIMMERS EP-UD01-331 THE GAME QUARTERS OF U18 ELITE e-PosterPHYSICAL PERFORMANCE CHANGES BASKETBALL PLAYERS Stanula, A. et al [Poland] STUDY OF THE PREDICTIVE POWER OF AFTER 9 WEEKS OF CROSSFIT TRAINING Fernández-Valdés, B. et al [Spain] TWO LABORATORY EXERCISE TESTS FOR IN COMPARISON TO THE OTHER FORMS EP-UD01-445 SHORT TRAIL RUNNING PERFORMANCE OF HIT IN YOUNG MEN EP-UD01-402 SPECIFIC ROLLER SKIS GAMES AND Hody, S. et al [Belgium] Wolanski, P. et al [Poland] ACITIVITIES FOR YOUNG NORDIC SKIERS THE EFFECT OF GROUP EXERCISE FRE- AGED BETWEEN 12 AND 14 YEARS EP-UD01-341 EP-UD01-366 QUENCY ON HEALTH-RELATED PHYSICAL FITNESS IN JAPANESE ELDERLY Korbelar, T. et al [Czech Republic] ANTHROPOMETRY AND HEART RATE ACUTE EFFECTS OF FATIGUE ON MARK- ISHIZAKI, S. et al [Japan] INFLUENCE ON SWIMMING PERFOR- ERS OF SERVICE PERFORMANCE IN EP-UD01-454 MANCE OF ADOLESCENT ATHLETES OF YOUNG TENNIS PLAYERS ASSESSMENT OF MULTISTEP DROP WATER SPORTS EP-UD01-403 Aguilera-Castells, J. et al [Spain] JUMP TEST ON THE BALL AND RACKET DOES MUSCLE STRENGTH AND Almási, G. et al [Hungary] GAME PLAYERS STRENGTH BALANCE OF KNEE EXTEN- EP-UD01-375 Yoshida, T. et al [Japan] EP-UD01-343 SORS AND FLEXORS DIFFER BY PLAYING EFFECT OF STRENGTH TRAINING AC- POSITION OF SOCCER PLAYERS? LONGITUDINAL STUDY ON PHYSIQUE CORDING TO (TORQUE) DEVELOP Misjuk, M. et al [Estonia] EP-UD01-457 AND MOTOR ABILITY AND CONDITION- MECHANICAL EXPLOSIVE POWER AND ANALYSIS OF AEROBIC AND ANAEROBIC ING SUPPORT OF FEMALE COLLEGIATE A SEVERAL KINEMATIC VARIABLES ON POWER FROM DIFFERENT SOCCER PLAY- BADMINTON PLAYERS IN JAPAN SOCCER PLAYER EP-UD01-415 ERS CATEGORIES IN BRAZILIAN FEDERAL DETERMINATION OF THE ANAEROBIC Watanabe, E. et al [Japan] jalal, n. et al [Iraq] DISTRICT THRESHOLD FROM STRIDE CONTACT GARCIA, D. et al [Brazil] EP-UD01-345 EP-UD01-377 TIME IN RUNNING Sentija, D. et al [Croatia] EFFECTS OF HYPEROXIA DURING RE- THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LIFTING EP-UD01-470 COVERY FROM 3 × 3-MIN BOUTS IN SPEED OR POWER IN WEIGHT TRAINING

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09:00 - 10:30 Satellites, Workshops

10:30 - 12:00 Satellite Symposia/Workshops/General Assembly (see page 14)

12:00 - 12:45 Lunch break

CONVENTIONAL CP-PM01 CP-PM04 CP-PM05 CP-BN01 CP-MI01 PRINT POSTER SESSIONS MOLECULAR SIGNALING RESPONSE MUSCLE GROWTH: ADAPTATION TRAINING AND TESTING NEUROMUSCULAR PHYSIOLOGY STRENGTH AND POWER 1A 12:45 - 13:45 in FORUM HALL on Level 2 CONVENTIONAL CP-SH04 CP-BN03 CP-PM03 CP-BN06 CP-BN07 PRINT POSTER SESSIONS PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS IN SPORT MOTOR LEARNING AND MOTOR HEALTH AND FITNESS SPORT TECHNOLOGY MIXED SPORTS PHYSIOTHERAPY I 1B CONTROL

13:45 - 14:00 Break

IS-PM05 GSSI-Pres OP-PM06 OP-PM01 OP-BN01 OP-PM15 14:00 - 15:30 HIGH-CARBOHYDRATE OR HIGH-FAT GSSI NUTRITION AWARD PRESEN- ENERGY, FAT AND METABOLISM MOLECULARBIOLOGY AND BIOCHE- MUSCLE AND/OR TENDON PHYSIOLOGY Invited & Orals DIETS... [APPLIED TRACK] TATIONS MISTRY: SIGNALING AND RESPONSE FUNCTION I

15:30 - 16:00 Coffee break

IS-SP03 OP-PM03 OP-PM02 OP-PM08 OP-PM13 OP-BN03 16:00 - 17:30 EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT (RTT) NUTRITION: VITAMINS, COLLAGEN METABOLIC SYNDROME AND HEALTH AND FITNESS: CHILDREN AND MUSCLE DAMAGE AND REPAIR I MOTOR LEARNING AND MOTOR CON- Invited & Orals [APPLIED TRACK] AND ANTIOXIDANTS DIABETES I ADOLESCENTS TROL: FEEDBACK - TALENT - BALANCE

17:30 - 17:45 Break

17:45 - 19:00 Plenary Session I - Springs and sprinters - Congress Hall

19:00 - 19:15 GSSI-Award - Congress Hall

19:15 - 19:30 Paavo Komi Memorial - Congress Hall

19:30 - 20:00 PaavoOpening Komi Ceremony Memorial - Congress - Congress Hall Hall

20:00 PaavoOpening Komi Reception Memorial - Exhibition - Congress area Hall on level 2

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CONVENTIONAL CP-PM06 CP-SH02 CP-PM02 CP-BN02 CP-SH03 PRINT POSTER SESSIONS BONE AND MUSCLE CHILDREN ERGOGENIC AIDS; FAT, GLUCOSE AND MUSCLE / TENDON FUNCTION HUMANITIES 1A METABOLISM 12:45 - 13:45 in FORUM HALL on Level 2 CONVENTIONAL CP-BN04 CP-BN05 CP-BN08 CP-MI02 CP-SH01 PRINT POSTER SESSIONS BALANCE AND POSTURE RUNNING AND THROWING JUMPING AND SQUATTING TRAINING AND TESTING I PHYSICAL EDUCATION / PEDAGOGIC 1B APPROACHES

OP-PM12 OP-PM10 OP-SH06 OP-MI02 OP-SH01 OP-SH05 14:00 - 15:30 TRAINING AND TESTING HEALTH AND FITNESS: CLINICAL PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT - PHY- TRAINING AND TESTING: RUGBY SOCIOLOGY CHILDREN Invited & Orals POPULATIONS I SICAL EDUCATION...

IS-BN01 OP-MI03 OP-PM09 OP-BN06 OP-SH02 OP-SH07 16:00 - 17:30 STABILITY TRAINING THROUGHOUT TRAINING AND TESTING PHYSIOLOGY: TRAINING AND TESTING TEAM SPORTS: SOCCER SPORT STATISTICS AND ANALYSES PSYCHOLOGY: STRESS AND ANXIETY Invited & Orals THE LIFESPAN

ECSS Prague 2019 – Czech Republic, 3 – 6 July 85 24th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science - ECSS Prague 2019 – Czech Republic, 3 – 6 July Thursday 4 July 2019

Wicklow Meeting Time Congress Hall Panorama Hall South Hall 1A South Hall 1B South Hall 2A South Hall 2B xxxxxxxxxxxxx xx

IS-MI02 OP-PM14 OP-PM05 OP-PM07 OP-BN02 OP-BN07 08:00 - 09:30 ADVANCES IN ATHLETE DEVELOPMENT PHYSICAL ACTIVITY / INACTIVITY I LIFESTYLE: AGEING HORMONAL BIOLOGY BALANCE AND STABILITY SKILL ACQUISITION Invited & Orals RESEARCH

09:30 - 09:45 Break

IS-PM01 IS-SP02 OP-PM04 OP-PM11 OP-BN05 OP-MI01 09:45 - 11:15 THE EFFECTS OF ACUTE EXERCISE AND MULTI-DISCIPLINARY APPROACH... METABOLIC FITNESS AND FLEXIBILITY AGEING GAIT I TRAINING AND TESTING: TALENT Invited & Orals LONG-TERM EXERCISE ... SPONSORED BY GSSI

11:15 - 11:30 Break

11:30 - 12:45 Plenary Session II - Personalized exercise oncology - Congress Hall

12:45 - 13:30 Lunch break

CONVENTIONAL CP-SH05 CP-MI09 CP-MI12 CP-SH06 CP-SH07 PRINT POSTER SESSIONS PSYCHOLOGY / MOTIVATION TEAM SPORTS ENDURANCE PSYCHOLOGICAL RESPONSES TO PSYCHOLOGICAL RESPONSES TO 2A EXERCISE I EXERCISE II 13:30 - 14:30 in FORUM HALL on Level 2 CONVENTIONAL CP-PM07 CP-PM13 CP-PM16 CP-BN09 CP-PM19 PRINT POSTER SESSIONS HYPOXIA INJURY PREVENTION VITAMINE D / OTHER SUPPLEMENTS MOTOR LEARNING AND MOTOR ERGOGENIC AIDS / OTHER SUPPLE- 2B CONTROL MENTS

14:30 - 14:45 Break

IS-PM02 OP-PM18 OP-PM19 OP-PM20 OP-BN09 OP-MI06 14:45 - 16:15 ECCENTRIC CYCLING: BASICS AND CLI- HEALTH AND FITNESS: AGEING I NUTRITION: ERGOGENIC AIDS I MOLECULAR BIOLOGY AND BIOCHE- SPORTS PHYSIOTHERAPY: ACL HEALTH AND FITNESS Invited & Orals NICAL APPLICATIONS [CLINICAL TRACK] MISTRY: GENOMICS I

16:15 - 16:45 Coffee break

IS-PM03 IS-EX01 OP-PM22 OP-PM21 OP-BN11 OP-BN12 16:45 - 18:15 THE SKIN CIRCULATION AS A TARGET ECSS-ACSM EXCHANGE SYMPOSIUM: RESPIRATION / PULMONARY GENDER BIOMECHANICS: RUNNING NEUROMUSCULAR FATIGUE I Invited & Orals FOR LIFESTYLE ... SPORT ELIGIBILITY AND CLASSIFICA

18:15 - 18:30 Break

IS-PM04 OP-PM23 OP-PM24 OP-BN15 OP-BN16 18:30 - 20:00 EXERCISE-INDUCED MUSCLE DAMA- CARDIAC FUNCTION AND CARDIOVA- RECOVERY FROM SPORTS AND BIOMECHANICS: WINTER SPORTS MOTOR UNIT FUNCTION II Invited & Orals GE: WHAT IS IT, HOW IS... SCULAR DISEASES EXERCISE

86 24th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science 24th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science - ECSS Prague 2019 – Czech Republic, 3 – 6 July Thursday 4 July 2019

Wicklow Meeting Time North Hall Club A Club E Club H Terrace 2A Terrace 2B xxxxxxxxxxxxx xx

OP-PM17 OP-BN08 OP-MI04 OP-SH08 OP-SH04 IS-SH01 08:00 - 09:30 THERMOREGULATION I MOTOR UNIT FUNCTION I YOUTH FOOTBALL SPORT, ENVIRONMENT, GLOBALI- PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND PEDA- ATHLETES MENTAL HEALTH - FEPSAC Invited & Orals ZATION GOGICS SYMPOSIUM

OP-BN04 OP-PM16 OP-MI05 OP-SH09 OP-SH03 IS-SH02 09:45 - 11:15 NEUROMUSCULAR PHYSIOLOGY ENDURANCE AGILITY HISTORY PSYCHOLOGY THE ROLE OF PERCEPTION IN SPORT Invited & Orals

CONVENTIONAL CP-PM09 CP-PM11 CP-SH08 CP-MI15 CP-MI03 PRINT POSTER SESSIONS MOLECULAR BIOLOGY OBESITY AND WEIGHT LOSS TEACHING AND COACHING EFFECTS AGEING TRAINING AND TESTING II 2A ON CHILDREN 13:30 - 14:30 in FORUM HALL on Level 2 CONVENTIONAL CP-PM20 CP-PM08 CP-PM12 CP-PM21 PRINT POSTER SESSIONS GENOMICS / MOLECULAR META- AGEING GENDER CARDIOVASCULAR ATHLETES 2B BOLISM

IS-BN02 OP-BN10 OP-MI07 OP-SH11 OP-SH10 IS-SH03 14:45 - 16:15 NOT SO SIMPLE? MUSCLE-TENDON TESTING AND TRAINING TRAINING AND TESTING: PSYCHOLOGY: COGNITION SPORT MANAGEMENT ADVANCES IN UNDERSTANDING THE Invited & Orals INTERACTION TO AMPLIFY OR ... IN SWIMMING I MILITARY / MIXED ROLE OF FUNDAMENTAL...

IS-SP01 OP-BN13 OP-MI08 OP-BN14 OP-SH12 OP-SH13 16:45 - 18:15 FROM ANKLE SPRAIN ... - SPONSORED SPORT TECHNOLOGY I AGEING I MOTOR LEARNING AND MOTOR PSYCHOLOGY: MOTIVATION ETHICAL BEHAVIOUR IN SPORT Invited & Orals BY ADIDAS [CLINICAL TRACK] CONTROL: TALENT - SKILLS...

IS-BN03 OP-PM43 OP-PM46 OP-SH15 OP-SH14 IS-SH04 18:30 - 20:00 BRAIN STIMULATION: AN EMERGING NUTRITION: SUPPLEMENTS AND CARDIOVASCULAR PHYSIOLOGY I SOCIOLOGY: CHILDREN AND GENDER PSYCHOLOGY: HEALTH AND WELL- MOTIVATION IN PHYSICAL EDUCA- Invited & Orals PHENOMENON IN SPORT... DIETARY REGIMENS BEING TION: A FOCUS ON TEACHERS ...

ECSS Prague 2019 – Czech Republic, 3 – 6 July 87 24th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science - ECSS Prague 2019 – Czech Republic, 3 – 6 July Friday 5 July 2019

Wicklow Meeting Time Congress Hall Panorama Hall South Hall 1A South Hall 1B South Hall 2A South Hall 2B xxxxxxxxxxxxx xx

IS-PM06 OP-PM26 OP-PM25 OP-PM29 OP-BN17 OP-MI09 08:00 - 09:30 THE LUNGS DURING EXERCISE HIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING METABOLIC SYNDROME AND TEAM SPORTS: SOCCER SPORTS PHYSIOTHERAPY: FOOT AND TEAM SPORTS I Invited & Orals [CLINICAL TRACK] DIABETES II ANKLE

09:30 - 09:45 Break

IS-MI04 OP-PM30 OP-PM31 OP-PM32 OP-BN19 OP-BN20 09:45 - 11:15 INDIVIDUALIZATION AND OPTIMIZATI- CARDIOVASCULAR PHYSIOLOGY OBESITY MUSCLE DAMAGE AND REPAIR II MOTOR LEARNING AND MOTOR TRAINING AND TESTING Invited & Orals ON OF EXERCISE... [CLINICAL TRACK] CONTROL: COORDINATION IN SWIMMING II

11:15 - 11:30 Break

11:30 - 12:45 Plenary Session III - Sport and brain injuries - A red fl ag for sport? - Congress Hall

12:45 - 13:30 Lunch break

CONVENTIONAL CP-MI10 CP-SH09 CP-SH10 CP-MI13 CP-PM10 PRINT POSTER SESSIONS STRENGTH AND POWER MORALITY AND CHARACTER DEVE- TEAM FUNCTIONING AND LEADER- SWIMMING ORTHOPEDICS 3A LOPMENT SHIP 13:30 - 14:30 in FORUM HALL on Level 2 CONVENTIONAL CP-PM18 CP-MI07 CP-BN10 CP-PM22 CP-PM23 PRINT POSTER SESSIONS TEAM SPORTS MIXED II SPORTS PHYSIOTHERAPY I AMINO ACIDS, FAT, GLUCOSE AND ENDURANCE METHODS: RECOVERY 3B METABOLISM

14:30 - 14:45 Break

IS-PM07 OP-PM35 OP-PM36 OP-PM37 OP-MI11 OP-MI10 14:45 - 16:15 LOOKING INSIDE-OUT INTO AGEING INTERVAL TRAINING NUTRITION: ERGOGENIC AIDS II FATIGUE CYCLING STRENGTH AND POWER I Invited & Orals SKELETAL MUSCLE...

16:15 - 16:45 Coffee break

IS-PM08 IS-EX02 OP-PM40 OP-PM45 OP-PM52 OP-PM51 16:45 - 18:15 A WARM BATH, GLASS OF (CHOCOLA- ECSS-JSPFSM EXCHANGE SYMPOSI- FAT, GLUCOSE AND METABOLISM NUTRITION: PROTEIN AND DIETARY HEALTH AND FITNESS: CARDIOVAS- EXERCISE THERAPY Invited & Orals TE) MILK... [APPLIED TRACK] UM: LACTATE/PYRUVATE... REGIMENS CULAR

18:15 - 18:30 Break

IS-PM09 IS-PM10 OP-PM41 OP-PM47 OP-PM55 OP-PM56 18:30 - 20:00 IMAGING THE FUTURE OF ELITE THE MASTERS ATHLETE: PERFOR- NUTRITION: AMINO ACIDS AND CARDIOVASCULAR PHYSIOLOGY II HEALTH AND FITNESS: SEDENTARY HYPOXIA II Invited & Orals SPORTS WITH METABOLIC... MANCE... [APPLIED TRACK] PROTEINS LIFESTYLE

88 24th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science 24th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science - ECSS Prague 2019 – Czech Republic, 3 – 6 July Friday 5 July 2019

Wicklow Meeting Time North Hall Club A Club E Club H Terrace 2A Terrace 2B xxxxxxxxxxxxx xx

IS-BN04 OP-PM28 OP-PM27 OP-BN18 OP-SH16 IS-SH05 08:00 - 09:30 NEW INSIGHTS ON THE CONTROL OF HYPOXIA I SPORT INJURIES AND ORTHOPEDICS I SPORTS TECHNOLOGY II PSYCHOLOGY: PHYSICAL ACTIVITY THE ROLE OF SPORT HISTORY IN THE Invited & Orals VOLUNTARY ACTIONS DERIVED... PROMOTION SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY...

IS-BN05 OP-BN21 OP-PM33 OP-PM34 IS-SH06 09:45 - 11:15 HAMSTRING STRAIN INJURIES: PRE- GAIT II HEALTHY AND FITNESS: AGEING II MOLECULAR BIOLOGY AND BIOCHE- SUSTAINABLE SPORT TOURISM - Invited & Orals VENTION... [CLINICAL TRACK] MISTRY... CHALLENGES FOR THE FUTURE

CONVENTIONAL CP-SH11 CP-SH12 CP-MI16 CP-MI04 CP-PM17 PRINT POSTER SESSIONS EXERCISE, COGNITION AND PERFOR- EXERCISE, COGNITION AND PERFOR- APP AND METHOD DEVELOPMENT TRAINING AND TESTING III CHILDREN 3A MANCE I MANCE II 13:30 - 14:30 in FORUM HALL on Level 2 CONVENTIONAL CP-PM24 CP-PM25 CP-PM27 CP-PM28 CP-PM26 PRINT POSTER SESSIONS DISEASE AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY CARDIOVASCULAR MIXED HORMONAL PHYSIOLOGY AND MEDICINE: MIXED EVALUATION OF DIET QUALITY; NUTRI- 3B TION KNOWLEDGE

OP-BN22 OP-BN23 OP-PM38 OP-PM39 IS-MI03 OP-PM44 14:45 - 16:15 MUSCLE AND/OR TENDON FUNCTION SPORTS TECHNOLOGY III TEAM SPORTS: CHILDREN HEALTH AND FITNESS: PREGNANCY - SPORT FOR ATHLETES WITH DISABILITY: NUTRITION: CARBOHYDRATES AND Invited & Orals II HIIT - TIMING OF EXERCISE CLASSIFICATION RESEARCH... DIETARY REGIMENS

OP-MI13 OP-MI12 OP-PM50 OP-PM59 OP-BN24 IS-SH07 16:45 - 18:15 MIDDLE - LONG DISTANCE RUNNING TEAM SPORTS: SOCCER MOLECULAR BIOLOGY AND BIOCHE- MOLECULAR BIOLOGY AND BIOCHE- PARALYMPICS ECONOMIC, SOCIOLOGICAL, PEDA- Invited & Orals MISTRY: GENOMICS II MISTRY: MICROBIOTA - METABOLISM GOGICAL AND ETHICAL ...

IS-BN06 OP-BN25 OP-MI14 OP-BN26 OP-PM53 OP-PM54 18:30 - 20:00 (IM)BALANCE OF MUSCLE AND TEN- SPORTS PHYSIOTHERAPY: BACKPAIN AGEING II SPORT TECHNOLOGY IV HEALTHY AND FITNESS: CLINICAL SPORT INJURIES AND ORTHOPEDICS II Invited & Orals DON ADAPTATION... POPULATIONS II

ECSS Prague 2019 – Czech Republic, 3 – 6 July 89 24th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science - ECSS Prague 2019 – Czech Republic, 3 – 6 July Saturday 6 July 2019

Wicklow Meeting Time Congress Hall Panorama Hall South Hall 1A South Hall 1B South Hall 2A South Hall 2B xxxxxxxxxxxxx xx

IS-PM11 OP-PM42 IS-EX03 OP-PM48 OP-BN27 OP-MI15 08:00 - 09:30 REASONS AND REMEDIES FOR THE NUTRITION: OTHER SUPPLEMENTS CSSS-ECSS EXCHANGE SYMPOSIUM: CARDIOVASCULAR PHYSIOLOGY III NEUROMUSCULAR FATIGUE II STRENGTH AND POWER II Invited & Orals AGE-RELATED DECLINE IN ... SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR ELITE ATHLETES

09:30 - 09:45 Break

IS-PM12 IS-MI01 OP-PM57 OP-MI16 OP-PM66 09:45 - 11:15 CARDIAC, VASCULAR AND CEREBRO- THE NEUROSCIENCE AND INTERPRE- TRAINING AND TESTING: ENDURANCE RUNNING PHYSIOLOGY: MUSCLE METABOLISM Invited & Orals VASCULAR ADAPTATION... TATION OF PLACEBO...

11:15 - 11:30 Break

IS-PM13 OP-PM60 OP-PM61 OP-PM62 OP-MI17 OP-PM64 11:30 - 13:00 DIETARY NITRATE AND HYPOXIA THERMOREGULATION II CHILDREN MOLECULAR BIOLOGY AND BIOCHE- STRENGTH AND POWER III PHYSICAL ACTIVITY FOR OLDER PEOPLE Invited & Orals MISTRY: METABOLOMICS

13:00 - 13:45 Lunch break

CONVENTIONAL CP-MI05 CP-MI14 CP-MI17 CP-MI08 CP-BN11 PRINT POSTER SESSIONS TRAINING AND TESTING IV RUNNING RAQUET SPORTS MIXED III SPORTS PHYSIOTHERAPY II 4A 13:45 - 14:45 in FORUM HALL on Level 2 CONVENTIONAL CP-PM30 CP-PM15 CP-SH13 CP-PM31 CP-PM32 PRINT POSTER SESSIONS PHYSICAL DISABILITIES AND THERMO- PHYSICAL ACTIVITY / INACTIVITY MIXED MIXED CARDIOVASCULAR: YOUNG 4B REGULATION

14:45 - 15:00 Break

15:00 - 15:15 EJSS Best Paper Award - Congress Hall

15:15 - 16:30 Plenary Session IV - The importance of circadian rythm for athletic performance and skeletal muscle health - Congress Hall

16:30 - 16:45 Coffee break

16:45 - 18:00 PaavoYIA Presentations Komi Memorial - Congress - Congress Hall Hall

18:00 - 18:30 PaavoClosing Komi Ceremony Memorial - Congress - Congress Hall Hall

18:30 - 19:00 PaavoYIA Awards Komi -Memorial Congress - Hall Congress Hall

20:00 PaavoEnd Komi Memorial - Congress Hall

90 24th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science 24th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science - ECSS Prague 2019 – Czech Republic, 3 – 6 July Saturday 6 July 2019

Wicklow Meeting Time North Hall Club A Club E Club H Terrace 2A Terrace 2B xxxxxxxxxxxxx xx

OP-BN28 OP-BN29 OP-PM58 OP-PM71 IS-MI05 IS-SH08 08:00 - 09:30 JUMPING AND SQUATTING MOTOR LEARNING AND MOTOR ENDURANCE: WINTER SPORTS INJURY PREVENTION III CONSUMER DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES ‘SPORT’ - PUBLIC HEALTH OR PUBLIC Invited & Orals CONTROL: CHILDREN FOR HEALTH AND SPORTS ... HARM?

OP-MI18 OP-PM63 OP-BN30 OP-PM65 OP-PM68 OP-PM70 09:45 - 11:15 TEAM SPORTS II STRENGTH INJURY PREVENTION MIXED SPORTS HEALTH AND FITNESS: BRAIN, MENTAL PHYSICAL ACTIVITY / INACTIVITY II Invited & Orals AND MIXED

IS-BN07 OP-BN31 OP-BN32 OP-PM67 OP-PM69 11:30 - 13:00 TOWARDS A BETTER UNDERSTANDING BIOMECHANICS AND NEUROMUSCU- BIOMECHANICS AND NEUROMUSCU- SPORTS INJURIES AND ORTHOPE- HEALTH AND FITNESS: CLINICAL Invited & Orals OF RUNNING... [CLINICAL TRACK] LAR: MIXED I LAR: MIXED II DICS III POPULATIONS II

CONVENTIONAL CP-PM14 CP-PM29 CP-MI11 PRINT POSTER SESSIONS TALENT / ELITE ATHLETES METABOLISM AND OTHER COMBAT SPORTS 4A 13:45 - 14:45 in FORUM HALL on Level 2 CONVENTIONAL PRINT POSTER SESSIONS 4B

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