DOCSLIB.ORG

Football Medicine MEETS the UNIVERSE of SPORT

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Football Medicine MEETS the UNIVERSE of SPORT XXVIII Isokinetic Medical Group Conference Football Medicine MEETS THE UNIVERSE OF SPORT 27th, 28th, 29th April 2019 - Wembley Stadium, LONDON SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME Wembley Stadium, LONDON 27th, 28th, 29th April 2019 Football Medicine WELCOME MEETS THE UNIVERSE OF SPORT Dear colleagues and friends, it is our great pleasure to welcome you to the 28th Isokinetic Medical Group THE CONFERENCE BOARD Conference. The big news for this year’s programme is the expansion to include other sports, and the PRESIDENTS opportunity for the Football Medicine Community to learn from their experience and expertise. Roald Bahr, Stefano Della Villa Roald Bahr Stefano Della Villa SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE Clare Ardern, Phil Batty, Peter Brukner, Karim Khan, Bruce Reider, Giulio Sergio Roi LOCAL HOST Mike Davison FACULTY CO-ORDINATOR Margherita Ricci GET A NEW PERSPECTIVE 2 3 NEW RESEARCH SPECIFIC & CONTEST CURRENT CONCEPTS INJURIES TO BE EXPLORED LEARNING TO DIFFERENT Free oral papers on JOINTS “Football Medicine” FROM Inspiring stories of world class OTHER SPORTS athlete recoveries Free oral papers on “Learning from other sports” Groin pain is not only a football News from the UEFA Champions problem League study Poster presentations on Learning from the world of Basketball “Football Medicine” Knee injuries: conservative and Learning from Running Injury prevention and management surgical approach in different sports in women’s sport Poster presentations on “Learning from other sports” Learning from Rugby ACL: return to play and re-injury and American Football Preventing infective illness in the prevention in high impact sports elite athlete Best case report award on Learning from Volleyball and Handball “Return to Play” Muscle injuries challenges: advances Managing the high performance Learning from Cycling in prevention and treatment environment and Motor Sports Making tendons great again: Load management: common Learning from Tennis and Golf exercise and regenerative medicine principles vs sport-specificity PARALLEL Learning from Skiing Sport specific rehabilitation: WORKSHOPS targeting the last phase of recovery Learning from Cricket and Baseball Nutrition for athletic development and performance Scientific Societies’ Focus Meetings Sports Technology Workshops PROGRAMME AT A GLANCE 4 5 THE FOOTBALL MEDICINE COMMUNITY MEETS THE SPORTS MEDICINE COMMUNITY The Football Medicine Community has the opportunity to understand the complexity, and the demands of play in 3.5 billion FOOTBALL Europe, Africa, Asia, America numerous other sports played worldwide. Comparison of injury risk, epidemiology, athletic development and recovery strategies are all key areas of the conference. 2.5 billion CRICKET Asia, Australia, UK From the collision sports of American Football and Rugby, throwing sports of Baseball and Cricket, individual accuracy 2.2 billion BASKETBALL USA, Canada, China, Philippines sports such as tennis and golf, through to the dynamism of NBA basketball - every sport has a specificity, that influences 2 billion FIELD HOCKEY Europe, Africa, Asia, Australia injury patterns, injury risk and training demands. We believe the exchange of information led by those with deep sport specific experience is of paramount importance to increase Sports Medicine and Science knowledge worldwide. 1 billion TENNIS Europe, Americas, Asia There will be speakers from the most important leagues, international governing bodies and sports organisations 900 million VOLLEYBALL Asia, Europe, Americas, Australia from around the globe. 850 million TABLE TENNIS Asia, Europe, Africa, Americas 500 million BASEBALL USA, Japan, Cuba, Dominican Republic MOST POPULAR 410 million RUGBY France, England, New Zealand, South Africa SPORTS 410 million AMERICAN FOOTBALL USA mainly IN THE WORLD source: sporteology.net, years 2017/2018 6 7 VISITING THE HARLEY STREET CLINIC At Isokinetic we are passionate about people living an active lifestyle, so when injury or pain gets in the way, we are here to help our patients achieve their goals and do the activities that are important to them. Our facilities are what you would expect from a premier treatment and rehabilitation facility, particularly as we care for professional athletes, international patients and a general public that expect the best. We invite you to come and visit us before, during or after the conference. Any queries please contact [email protected]. Over 30 years of experience in Sports Medicine and Orthopaedic Rehabilitation An experienced team of Sports Physicians, Physios, Sport Science Gym, Pool and Experts and Osteopaths on-field rehabilitation Biomechanics facilities lab-Green Room for Movement Analysis Test Enjoy what London’s museums can offer or step outdoors to appreciate Enjoy the Conference in one of the largest London’s urban art Explore the stadiums in the world parks in London Wander through London Markets: you can buy almost anything there DISCOVER THE CITY OF LONDON London is one of the world’s leading tourism destinations. It attracts around 20 million tourists every year, making it one of the world’s most visited cities. Take advantage of your free time during the Conference to visit the city. 8 9 Prepare Present an oral a poster Compete communication Get your poster ready and discuss it orally during your in the Contest The great news for the 2019 edition poster session. is the “participation” of all the other SHARE YOUR IDEAS Speakers will briefly explain The Contest Best Case Report Award sports, so feel free to submit your orally the content of their is an opportunity for you to share the abstract about Football and/or all WITH THE LEADING EXPERTS work, in front of their posters experience learned from one of the other Sports. during the sessions patients you have accompanied from Challenge yourself: the moment of trauma to the time of Speakers will have 8 minutes return to play. to present their Free Oral Communication, and there will be become a protagonist! The £ 1500 (first prize), £ 1000 (second time for discussion at the end of each The Scientific Direction of the Conference prize), £ 500 (third prize) awards, will be session encourages you all to contribute and help enhance assigned by the Judges in a dedicated the Conference through submission of original ceremony research related to the topic “FOOTBALL MEDICINE MEETS THE UNIVERSE OF SPORT”. Deadline for abstracts 15th January 2019 11 10 11 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME Saturday 27th April 2019 - Morning Saturday 27th April 2019 - Afternoon GREAT HALL GREAT HALL 09:00 Official Welcome Bahr R (NOR), Della Villa S (ITA), D’Hooghe M (BEL), Fulcher M (NZL) Chair Davison M (UK) Inspiring stories Learning of world class athlete recoveries from Running Chairs Della Villa S (ITA), D’Hooghe M (BEL) Chairs Calder J (UK), Jones H (POR) Della Villa S D’Hooghe M Calder J Jones H 09:15 How to manage a muscle re-injury during the 14:30 From track and field to football season in professional basketball player English B (UK) Rodas G (ESP) 14:45 Muscle injuries in sprinters and football 09:30 Showing leadership during rehab: a captain’s players Ueblacker P (GER) return from injury Gallagher P (NZL) 15:00 Evaluation and treatment of patello-femoral Rodas G Gallagher P Sonnery- Mandelbaum B Knowles B English B Ueblacker P Powers C Franklyn- Erggelet C 09:45 Olympic ski five months after ACL repair Cottet B pain in runners Miller A Sonnery-Cottet B (FRA) Powers C (USA) 10:00 The Win Within... Mend it like Beckham 15:15 Exercise related leg pain: is it all in Mandelbaum B (USA) technique? Franklyn-Miller A (IRL) 10:15 The sport doesn’t matter, your approach does 15:30 The injured triathlete Erggelet C (SUI) Knowles B (USA) 15:45 Discussion 10:30 Discussion 16:00 Break 11:00 Coffee Break Learning from the Learning from Rugby World of Basketball and American Football Chairs Serratosa L (ESP), Zaslav K (USA) Chairs Edwards T (NZL), Marcacci M (ITA) Serratosa L Zaslav K Edwards T Marcacci M 11:30 Turning information into intelligence in Athlete Care 16:30 They also call it Football (but just about Medina D (USA) everything else is different) Reider B (USA) 11:45 From British Basketball to Tottenham Hotspurs: 16:45 Individualized anatomic ACL reconstruction in ideas to improve the player care model American football and soccer Fu F (USA) Fisher P (UK) 17:00 Musculotendinous injuries around the pelvis: 12:00 One year on.. Lessons to take from the NBA back Medina D Fisher P Gelis L Barr A Terrados N new mechanisms and new paradigms Reider B Fu F Haddad F Kemp Simon Stokes K to football Gelis L (USA) Haddad F (UK) 12:15 Managing the basketballer’s tendon health 17:15 “We are our brains” - approaches to managing Barr A (USA) concussion in the real world Kemp Simon (UK) 12:30 Post exercise recovery strategies for basketball 17:30 Approaches to reducing injuries in rugby union: Terrados N (ESP) tackling safety with science Stokes K (UK) 12:45 Discussion 17:45 Discussion 13:00 Lunch Break 18:00 End of the day 12 13 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME Saturday 27th April 2019 - Morning Saturday 27th April 2019 - Afternoon ROOATRIUMM A ROOATRIUMM A Preventing infective illness GREAT HALL in the elite athlete 09:00-11:00 Chairs Pedrinelli A (BRA), Theos C (GRE) Official Welcome Pedrinelli A Theos C and starting session 14:30 Introduction of the session Bahr R (NOR) in the GREAT HALL 14:40 Infections in athletes - How big is the risk? Clarsen B (NOR) 14:55 Upper respiratory tract infections - What is the best practice for making return to play decisions? Schwellnus M (RSA) Bahr
Load more

Recommended publications
  • London 2012 Olympic Games Declared Best Ever
    Boxing NewsJuly - December 2012 | No. 10 LONDON 2012 OlYMPIC GAMES DECLARED BEST EVER YOUTH WORLDS ANNOUNCED STARS WSB SEASON III APB RECRUITMENT OF TOMORROW DELIGHTS CONTINUES Offi cial AIBA equipment provider since 1989 You can’t beat tradition Our history includes 3 Olympic games and more than 50 European championships, World cups and World championships. BOXING GLOVE AND HEAD GUARD The heart of the TOP TEN gloves has been revised in col- laboration with athletes from all over the world. The well- known Bayfi ll padding curved even more and the thumb area has been changed. The new shape allows a more com- fortable fi t and a simple set up for the fi st. TOP TEN The research and The technological Know How from existing TOP TEN prod- development com- ucts was used to develop a head guard made of leather, pany, a name with as the demand for a TOP TEN leather head guard has been reliability built in. overwhelming. BUDOLAND Sportartikel Vertriebs GmbH Am Grießenbach 8 · 83126 Flintsbach Tel. +43 (0) 80 34 / 90 990-0 · www.budoland.com TT Image.indd 1 03.11.11 09:34 AIBA President’S Message LOOKING TOWARDS A BRIGHTER FUTURE CONTENTS Dear members, athletes and fans, 1 President’s Message Welcome to this new issue of Boxing News magazine, the official publication of the International Boxing Association (AIBA). 2 APB / WSB R&Js and Supervisors Workshop About a year ago, I was sharing with you my excitement about the future holds for our sport. Following the resounding success of the London 2012 Olympic Games, AIBA’s duty is now to 6 AIBA Annual Awards capitalise on what we achieved so far in order to bring the sport of boxing to the next level.
    [Show full text]
  • Black-History-Month Champions
    As we conclude Black History Month, we take a look at a few of the iconic trailblazing black boxers who have made a huge impact on the Amateur boxing scene. There are many more boxers who are also deserving to be among this group. However, the ones chosen have had significant impact and have all gone on to inspire (or will inspire) the next generation of Black boxers in our great sport. Randy began boxing aged 12 for the Leamington Boys Club, In winning the Senior Title, Randy also became the youngest where he won 95 out of 100 amateur contests. He became Senior ABA champion at only 17 years old. He repeated the feat the only British amateur boxer to win the Junior and Senior the following year in 1946, then turned professional, where he National ABA titles in the same year, in 1945. continued to shine. One of the greatest amateur boxers ever produced in this country. Originally from Leicester, he however boxed his entire amateur Champion in every tournament he ever entered, and listed in the career for Standard Triumph ABC in Coventry. Won the Senior ABA Guinness Book of World Records as the only British boxer to win National Title in 1981 at Light-Middleweight and won a Bronze all 10 amateur titles, Errol also won a European under-19 Gold medal at the European Championships the same year. Captained medal in 1982. England team from 1980 to 1983. Won Olympic Gold at Super-Heavyweight at Sydney in 2000, Twice won the Senior National ABA Championship (1997 and 1998) thereby becoming Great Britain’s first Boxing Gold medallist since for Repton, and won Commonwealth Gold in 1998.
    [Show full text]
  • Powerday Packs a Punch Behind GB Boxing in Olympic Qualification Tournament
    Powerday packs a punch behind GB Boxing in Olympic Qualification Tournament EMBARGOED 1400, 9 March: Powerday – London’s largest family-owned waste management and recycling company – has agreed a partnership with GB Boxing, the organisation which manages the Olympic boxing programme. The agreement coincides with the Boxing Road to Tokyo Olympic qualifier (www.boxingroadtotokyolondon.org) which will begin at the Copper Box Arena this weekend (14-24 March 2020) when 13 members of the GB Boxing squad will have an opportunity to secure a place at the 2020 Olympic Games. The agreement was announced at an unveiling ceremony at the English Institute of Sport this afternoon, which featured the full Boxing Road to Tokyo squad. Powerday’s investment in boxing Powerday’s partnership with GB Boxing complements its longstanding presence in the sport and its unrivalled commitment to supporting aspiring boxers. Over the past five years, its charitable Powerday Foundation has sourced and delivered more than £14million of funding for London-based boxing clubs and projects at grass roots level. One of its biggest successes is a bursary scheme which has helped 40 youngsters over four years. These include Caroline Dubois, who is currently undefeated and has already won gold at the European Junior Championships, World Youth Championships and the Youth Olympic Games at Buenos Aires in 2018 – achievements which saw her recently crowned at the BBC Young Sports Personality of the Year for 2019. The 19-year-old is a member of the GB Boxing squad and will compete at the forthcoming Boxing Road to Tokyo qualifier where she hopes to secure her place at the 2020 Olympic Games.
    [Show full text]
  • Is This Leading to the Alignment of Strategy and Gove
    Governance change for National Governing Bodies of Sport (NSAs/NSOs/NSFs); Is this leading to the alignment of strategy and governance in England and the UK? TAYLOR, Marc Available from Sheffield Hallam University Research Archive (SHURA) at: http://shura.shu.ac.uk/18250/ This document is the author deposited version. You are advised to consult the publisher's version if you wish to cite from it. Published version TAYLOR, Marc (2017). Governance change for National Governing Bodies of Sport (NSAs/NSOs/NSFs); Is this leading to the alignment of strategy and governance in England and the UK? In: Play The Game 2017 - Riding waves of change, Eindhoven, The Netherlands, 26-30 November 2017. Copyright and re-use policy See http://shura.shu.ac.uk/information.html Sheffield Hallam University Research Archive http://shura.shu.ac.uk Governance change for National Governing Bodies of Sport (NSAs/NSOs/NSFs); Is this leading to the alignment of strategy and governance in England and the UK? Original image Source: © Marc Taylor, 2015‐ Marc Taylor @MTSportBusiness +44 (0) 781 854 3423 2496 [email protected] or [email protected] www.shu.ac.uk/sport/academy © Marc Taylor, 2017‐ 1 www.cardiff.ac.uk/law‐politics/For educational, academic and research purposes, not for commercial purposes Presentation outline Marc Taylor • Backgrounds and relevance to the conference agenda / Framing of research thinking • Research objectives, approach and case boundaries • Data collection, analysis and findings • Observations: research gaps (others/collaboration)
    [Show full text]
  • MEET the SPEAKERS IAN GATT Subject: Acute Sport Injuries of the Upper Limb; Can Acupuncture Make a Difference?
    MEET THE SPEAKERS IAN GATT Subject: Acute sport injuries of the Upper Limb; Can acupuncture make a difference? Time: 15:05 - 16:05 Ian Gatt has been a sport physiotherapist for 20 years, with a considerable period invested in managing the medical services for GB Boxing. He has attended all major competitions with boxing supporting elite athletes on their path to success through the London 2012, Rio 2016, and current Tokyo 2020 Olympic Cycles. Ian has been a Visiting Lecturer at UCL since 2013, and is undergoing a PhD in Wrist Biomechanics at Sheffield Hallam University. He is an Upper Limb Injury Specialist with the prestigious English Institute of Sport (EIS) providing his expertise to Olympic and Paralympic Sports. Ian regularly delivers national/international educational workshops and presentations on diverse areas linked to sport injuries. Further, he provides private injury consultations in Sheffield, London, and Malta. Follow him on Twitter (@iangattphysio), Instagram (iangattgattman) and Linkedin (Ian Gatt). MARIE LORE BUIDIN Subject: Acupuncture in the treatment of Pulmonary Disease Time: 08:45 - 09:45am Marie-Lore Buidin physiotherapist and L.Ac studied acupuncture in Belgium at the Jing Ming acupuncture college (1999-2002) with internship in China (Nanjing). She also trained with Master Li Ruheng (Nanjing) in Tai Chi Chuan Yang Style and Tai Ji Jian. Her focus as a physiotherapist for more than 30 years was treating adults and children with COPD, asthma and cystic fibrosis. She worked in close collaboration with specialized pediatric pneumologists. In acupuncture she has specialized herself in treating cardiovascular disease, pulmonary disease and psycho-emotional issues, in which she has more than 16 years of advanced knowledge and specific clinical experience.
    [Show full text]
  • Corporate Social Responsibility Report 2017
    Corporate Social Responsibility Report 2017 PensionDanmark A/S - CVR no. 16163279 4 8 14 16 18 22 32 34 2 Corporate Social Responsibility Report 2017 Contents Founded on social responsibility .............................................................................. 4 PensionDanmark’s business model ......................................................................... 6 PensionDanmark supports the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals .................. 8 Created in partnerships .......................................................................................... 10 Better customer services through digital solutions .............................................. 12 Retaining members in the labour market through preventive efforts .................. 14 Being where our members are .............................................................................. 16 Lifelong learning in a changing labour market ...................................................... 18 Investments create growth and jobs ...................................................................... 20 Sustainable real estate produce solid returns ....................................................... 22 Sustainability programme for new real estate ....................................................... 24 Our international footprint ..................................................................................... 26 Value creation through active ownership ............................................................... 28 Active ownership pays off .......................................................................................
    [Show full text]
  • Environment Template (REF5) Institution: Sheffield Hallam University
    Environment template (REF5) Institution: Sheffield Hallam University Unit of Assessment: 26 Sport and Exercise Sciences, Leisure and Tourism a. Overview UoA 26 at Sheffield Hallam University (SHU) consists of 32 FTEs comprising 34 staff. Category A staff included in this submission are located in four research centres: • Centre for Sport & Exercise Sciences (CSES) - 10.4 FTE staff submitted; • Centre for Sports Engineering Research (CSER) - 8.4 FTE staff submitted; • Sport Industry Research Centre (SIRC) - 8 FTE staff submitted; • Tourism, Hospitality & Events Special Interest Group (THESIG) - 5.2 FTE staff submitted. Staff from CSES and SIRC were submitted in RAE 2008. CSER was created in 2009/10 when the sports engineering group within CSES expanded to become a centre in its own right. THESIG encompasses two separate centres included in RAE 2008 (Centre for International Tourism Research, and Centre for International Hospitality Management Research). Researchers from the first three centres are in the Faculty of Health and Wellbeing, based at the Collegiate Campus, whilst researchers from tourism are in the Sheffield Business School, based at the City Campus. b. Research strategy UoA research strategy in RAE 2008 The five year strategy in RAE 2008 aimed at consolidating research strengths and building on their successes. Progress against the three objectives laid out in RAE 2008 is as follows: 1. To grow capacity, develop expertise and academic excellence in each of the research areas and exploit synergies between the themes. The number of submitted staff is one more than for RAE 2008, and each research centre demonstrates areas of continually developing expertise and academic excellence.
    [Show full text]
  • The Rio Review the Official Report Into Ireland's Campaign for the Rio 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games
    SPÓRT ÉIREANN SPORT IRELAND The Rio Review The official report into Ireland's campaign for the Rio 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games RIO 2016 REVIEW Foreword The Olympic and Paralympic review process is an essential component of the Irish high performance system. The implementation of the recommendations of the quadrennial reviews has been a driver of Irish high performance programmes for individual sports and the system as a whole. The Rio Review process has been comprehensive and robust. The critical feature of this Review is that the National Governing Bodies (NGBs) took a greater level of control in debriefing their own experiences. This Review reflects the views of all the key players within the high performance system. Endorsed by Sport Ireland, it is a mandate for the NGBs to fully implement the recommendations that will improve the high performance system in Ireland. There were outstanding performances in Rio at both the Olympic and Paralympic Games. The Olympic roll of honour received a new addition in Rowing, with Sailing repeating its podium success achieved in Moscow 1980, demonstrating Ireland's ability to be competitive in multiple disciplines. Team Ireland has built on the success of Beijing and London, and notwithstanding problems that arose, Rio was a clear demonstration that Ireland can compete at the very highest levels of international sport. Sport Ireland is committed to the ongoing development of the Sport Ireland Institute and adding to the extensive facilities on the Sport Ireland National Sports Campus. These are real commitments to high performance sport in Ireland that will make a significant difference to Irish athletes who aspire to compete at the top level.
    [Show full text]
  • Governance Change for National Governing Bodies of Sport Is This
    Governance change for National Governing Bodies of Sport (NSAs/NSOs/NSFs); Is this leading to the alignment of strategy and governance in England and the UK? Original image Source: © Marc Taylor, 2015- Marc Taylor @MTSportBusiness +44 (0) 781 854 3423 2496 [email protected] or [email protected] www.shu.ac.uk/sport/academy © Marc Taylor, 2017- 1 You created this PDF from anwww.cardiff.ac.uk/law application that isFor not educational, licensed-politics/ to print academic to novaPDF and research printer (purposes,http://www.novapdf.com not for commercial) purposes Presentation outline Marc Taylor • Backgrounds and relevance to the conference agenda / Framing of research thinking • Research objectives, approach and case boundaries • Data collection, analysis and findings • Observations: research gaps (others/collaboration) © Marc Taylor, 2017- 2 You created this PDF from an application that isFor not educational, licensed to print academic to novaPDF and research printer (purposes,http://www.novapdf.com not for commercial) purposes Background and relevance to the conference agenda Framing of research thinking “Governance in Sport: Change or be changed” © Marc Taylor, 2017- 3 You created this PDF from an application that isFor not educational, licensed to print academic to novaPDF and research printer (purposes,http://www.novapdf.com not for commercial) purposes Introduction Background • Full time in academia since 2011 • Academy of Sport and Physical Activity (Sheffield Hallam University) and • Part time PhD student (Cardiff University)
    [Show full text]
  • To Read the Badge Online for April 2014 Issue
    LCDC fighting today for a better tomorrow More trade stories than all the others put together Issue 218 April 2014 INSIDE SHAFTED TFL APPOINT NEW DIRECTOR PAGES 4&5 AT THE NEWS BORIS SHARD STEPS IN PAGE 7 Demo May 6th NEWS @2:00pm Full story: TFL, TIME TO page 3 RAISE YOUR GAME PAGE 16 2 Issue 218 - April 2014 Editorial Grant Davis trade stood up for itself and stopped this undermining of our trade. As you can see from the front page Is this the future we can expect from the Club has backed calls for a TFL under the new SIPs regime? Published by drive-in demonstration at The Shard Minicabs outside the door, and the The London Cab Drivers’ Club Ltd. licensed taxitrade down the Unit A 303.2, building in St Thomas Street on the Tower Bridge Business Complex Tuesday 6th May. roadSSS..literally. Tower Point, 100 Clements Road The Shard has already become in the BE THERE ON THE 6TH MAY Southwark, London SE16 4DG short time of opening a major London iconic buildings attracting thousands of ----------------------------------- Telephone: 020 7232 0676 visitors every week. It is vital that the Surface Intergration seen from last month’s edition of the E-mail for membership enquiries: licensed taxi trade be given an Programme Badge, the Mayor agreed with me that E-mail: [email protected] opportunity to be able to offer its world Talking of SIPs, TFL have finally after it was indeed a meter but TFL still Web: lcdcorg.wordpress.com class service to what has already six months found someone to be the seem reluctant to take the same become one of the most famous Editor: Grant Davis new Director of Service Operations.
    [Show full text]
  • Towards Future Success Future
    GB Boxing The English Institute of Sport Sheffield Coleridge Road Sheffield S9 5DA www.gbboxing.org.uk @gbboxing GB Boxing Review 2016/17 Annual TOWARDS FUTURE SUCCESS Towards future success Annual Review 2016/17 CONTENTS GB BOXING A KNOCKOUT SPORTING SUCCESS 2 GB Boxing GB Boxing was established in August 2008 to GB Boxing is based in a purpose-built training manage the World Class Performance Programme facility at the English Institute of Sport Sheffield Tracey Crouch MP, Minister for Sport and Civil Society 3 Foreword: A knockout sporting success, (WCPP) for boxing and ensure the most capable and its largest source of funding is a grant Tracey Crouch MP, Minister for Sport male and female boxers from England, Scotland of £14.7 million from UK Sport, made up of and Civil Society and Wales are given the best possible opportunity contributions from the National Lottery and FOREWORD 4 Chairman’s Review, Steven Esom and support to develop, improve and win medals the Exchequer. It also receives revenue and at major international tournaments and the value-in-kind contributions from a range of 6 Performance Review This includes a post-2012 boom in women’s and engaged with 2,321 people in less than Olympic Games. commercial partnerships. boxing, which reflects the fantastic achievement 12 months. It also filled me with pride to hear 12 Operations Review of GB Boxing’s Nicola Adams in becoming a the boxers speak about how honoured they Through its delivery of the WCPP, GB Boxing’s 14 Financial Review double Olympic champion. were to be giving something back to the sport.
    [Show full text]
  • KT 24-1-2017.Qxp Layout 1
    SUBSCRIPTION TUESDAY, JANUARY 24, 2017 RABI AL-THANI 26, 1438 AH www.kuwaittimes.net Cabinet For India’s Man of the Breathless examines typewriters, hour Affleck Nadal, DNA law ribbon may have goes back to Serena into modification3 finally27 run out indie36 roots last18 eight MP says Amir promises to Min 07º resolve citizenship issue Max 18º High Tide 10:40 & 20:52 Info minister asks for clarifications over grilling Low Tide 04:12 & 15:54 40 PAGES NO: 17120 150 FILS KUWAIT: National Assembly Speaker Marzouq Al- Ghanem and around 10 lawmakers yesterday met HH the Trump pulls US out of Pacific trade deal Amir Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah and discussed a number of current political issues, while the Amir prom- WASHINGTON: President Donald Trump moved yes- ised he will resolve the issue of revoked citizenships soon. terday to pull the United States out of the Trans- Ghanem said on his Twitter account that the meeting was Pacific Partnership, making good on a pledge to scrap fruitful and was held at the request of the lawmakers. He a deal he denounced as a “job killer” and a “rape” of US provided no further details. interests. Embarking on his first full week in office, the But MP Mohammad Al-Huwailah said the revoked citi- 45th US president began rolling out his policy agenda zenships were among the issues discussed at the meeting after a tumultuous first weekend for his administra- and HH the Amir promised to resolve it soon. “We spoke tion by signing a series of executive orders.
    [Show full text]