Programoversikt 26. juni 2009
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Plenumsforedrag kl 12:00 - 13:15 Sal A
Sport, Body and Mind: Towards a NewUnderstanding?
CHAIR: LOLAND, S. [NORWAY]
EVIDENCE FROM RANDOMIZED TRIALS: EFFECTS ON MENTAL
DISEASE OUTCOMES
Dunn, A.L. (United States)
THE BRAIN : HOW DOES THE INTEGRATION OF SIGNALS OCCUR ?
Meeusen, R. (Belgium)
Inviterte foredrag
08.30 - 10.00 i auditoriet
Complex systems in sport
CHAIR(S): Balague, N. (Spain)
COMPLEX SYSTEMS AND PHYSIOLOGICAL TESTING
Vainoras, A. et al (Lithuania)
MANIPULATION OF TASK CONSTRAINTS AND REPLICA SYMMETRY BREAKING. AN ANALYSIS OF NOVEL PATTERN FORMATION
Hristovski, R. (Macedonia, The Former Yugoslav Republic)
A COMPLEX SYSTEMS APPROACH TO THE STUDY OF SPORT GAMES
Araujo, D. (Portugal)
08.30 - 10.00 i rom 5
Friluftsliv - the impact of outdoor education on environmental concerns
CHAIR(S): Gurholt, K. (Norway)
OUT-OF-DOORS AND ENCOUNTERS WITH NATURE
FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT?
Sandell, K. (Sweden)
FRILUFTSLIV AND OUTDOOR EDUCATION - THE DEEP
ECOLOGICAL APPROACH
Breivik, G. (Norway)
NARRATIVES ON NATURE, NURTURE AND CULTURE
Gurholt, K.P. (Norway)
08.30 - 10.00 i sal A
Evidence based sports physiotherapy:
the difficulty of the research paradigms
CHAIR(S): Cabri, J. (Portugal)
THE DIFFICULTY OF THE RESEARCH PARADIGMS IN
SPORTSPHYSIOTHERAPY
Cabri, J. et al (Portugal)
FINE TUNING THE THROWING SHOULDER:
BALANCING IN THE MOBILITY/STABILITY PARADOX
Baeyens, J.P. (Belgium)
FINE TUNING THE SHOULDER DURING THE PRESEASON
CONDITIONING OF ELITE TENNIS PLAYERS;
A QUESTION OF MOBILITY OR STABILITY ?
Viroux, P. (Belgium)
08.30 - 10.00 i sal B
The physiology of east and north african runners
(EFSMA Exchange Symposium)
CHAIR(S): Dickhuth, H. (Germany)
AFRICAN RUNNERS: NATURE OR NURTURE?
Dickhuth, H. (Germany)
PHYSIOLOGICAL APPROACH OF KENYAN TRAINING
Billat, V. (France)
KENYAN DOMINANCE IN DISTANCE RUNNING
Larsen, H.B. (Denmark)
THE OXYGEN TRANSPORT SYSTEM IN KENYAN RUNNERS
Schmidt, W. et al (Germany)
LIMITING FACTORS OF ENDURANCE PERFORMANCE
Roecker, K. (Germany)
10.15 -11.45 i auditoriet
Strength training A: Hypertrophy
CHAIR(S): Harridge, S. (United Kingdom)
ROLE OF IGF-I IN HYPERTROPHY
Harridge, S. (United Kingdom)
TESTOSTERONE AND MUSCLE HYPERTROPHY
Kvorning, T. (Denmark)
MYOSTATIN IN ADULT SKELETAL MUSCLE
Schjerling, P. (Denmark)
10.15 -11.45 i rom 5
Preventing harassment and abuse in sport
CHAIR(S): Brackenridge, C. (United Kingdom)
ASSESSING THE NEED FOR HARASSMENT
PREVENTION IN NORWEGIAN SPORT.
Fasting, K. et al (Norway)
PREVENTING EMOTIONAL ABUSE IN CANADIAN SPORT
Kerr, G. (Canada)
SYMPOSIUM CONTRIBUTION: MEASURING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF A HARASSMENT PREVENTION PROJECT IN ENGLISH FOOTBALL
Brackenridge, C. (United Kingdom)
10.15 -11.45 i sal A
How much physical activity for health benefits in women?
CHAIR(S): Brown, W. (Australia)
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND HEALTH IN WOMEN:
UPDATING THE EVIDENCE
Brown, W. (Australia)
BENEFITS OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY FOR MENTAL HEALTH
Dunn, A.L. (United States)
EXERCISE- IS IT POSSIBLE TO HAVE TOO MUCH OF A
GOOD THING?
Sundgot -Borgen, J. (Norway)
10.15 -11.45 i sal C
Nutritional interventions to increase fat oxidation
CHAIR(S): Wagenmakers, A. (United Kingdom)
WHY IS A HIGH CAPACITY TO OXIDISE FAT
IMPORTANT. CHAIR’S INTRODUCTION.
Wagenmakers, A. (United Kingdom)
NUTRITION AND EXERCISE AS MEANS TO INCREASE
FAT OXIDATION AND CONTROL OBESITY
Venables, M. (United Kingdom)
NUTRITIONAL SUPPLEMENTS TO INCREASE FAT OXIDATION
Jeukendrup, A. (United Kingdom)
IMMUNOFLUORESCENCE MICROSCOPY TO INVESTIGATE THE LINK
BETWEEN FAT METABOLISM AND INSULIN ACTION
Shaw, C.S. (United Kingdom)
15.15 - 16.45 i auditoriet
Young people, school sport and physical education
CHAIR(S): Green, K. (United Kingdom)
YOUTH SPORT IN NORWAY: THE FINDINGS FROM STATISTICS NORWAY
Vaage, O.F. (Norway)
SPECULATING ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN
PHYSICAL EDUCATION, YOUTH SPORT AND LIFELONG PARTICIPATION
Green, K. (United Kingdom)
PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND YOUTH SPORT IN SCANDINAVIA
Annerstedt, C. (Norway)
15.15 - 16.45 i rom 5
Sport, skills and knowledge
CHAIR(S): Lippens, V. (Germany)
HUMAN ACTION, TACIT KNOWLEDGE AND EMBODIED SKILLS
Bruemmer, K. (Germany)
CONSCIOUSNESS IN SPORT
Birch, J. (Norway)
WHAT IT IS ALIKE TO LEARN A MOTOR ACTION
Kromer, M. (Germany)
SKILLED BEHAVIOR IN SPORT AND THE
PHENOMENOLOGY OF MOTOR INTENTIONALITY
Moe, V.F. (Norway)
15.15 - 16.45 i sal A
How can we change the exercise behaviour in the population?
(ECSS Position Statement Symposium)
CHAIR(S): Biddle, S. (United Kingdom)
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY BEHAVIOUR CHANGE FOR OLDER ADULTS
(60+ AND 75+)
Hopman-Rock, M. (Netherlands)
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY BEHAVIOUR CHANGE FOR ADULTS (20 – 60+)
Brehm, W. (Germany)
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY BEHAVIOUR CHANGE FOR CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS
Biddle, S.J.H. (United Kingdom)
15.15 - 16.45 i sal B
Molecular mechanism controlling
mitochondrial biogenesis and function
CHAIR(S): Hood, D. (Canada)
MITOCHONDRIAL SUBSTRATE OXIDATION: EFFECT
OF TRAINING AND TYPE 2 DIABETES.
Sahlin, K. (Sweden)
MECHANISMS OF MITOCHONDRIAL BIOGENESIS IN
HUMAN SKELETAL MUSCLE
Pilegaard, H. (Denmark)
MECHANISMS OF MITOCHONDRIAL BIOGENESIS IN AGING MUSCLE
Hood, D. (Canada)
15.15 - 16.45 i sal C
Nutritional strategies to increase muscle mass
CHAIR(S): van Loon, L. (Netherlands), Tipton, K. (United Kingdom)
NUTRITIONAL STRATEGIES TO INCREASE MUSCLE
MASS AND FUNCTION IN ATHLETES
Tipton, K. (United Kingdom)
NUTRITIONAL STRATEGIES TO AUGMENT MUSCLE
MASS AND FUNCTION IN THE ELDERLY
van Loon, L. (Netherlands)
THE IMPACT OF NUTRITION AND EXERCISE ON THE
SYNTHESIS OF MYOFIBRILLAR AND SARCOPLASMIC PROTEINS
Phillips, S. (Canada)
17.15 - 18.45 i Auditoriet
Adaptation in tendons and connective tissues in response to loading
CHAIR(S): Kjaer, M. (Denmark)
REGULATORY FACTORS IN CONNECTIVE TISSUE
ADAPTATION TO EXERCISE
Heinemeier, K.M. (Denmark)
GENDER DIFFERENCES IN CONNECTIVE TISSUE RESPONSES TO EXERCISE
– DO WOMEN ADAPT SLOWER THAN MEN?
Hansen, M. (Denmark)
MORPHOLOGICAL AND BIOMECHANICAL ADAPTATIONS OF HUMAN CONNECTIVE TISSUE TO EXERCISE TRAINING - FROM HEALTHY TO
OVERLOADED TENDONS
Kongsgaard, M. (Denmark)
17.15 - 18.45 i rom 5
The ethics of enhancement in Sport and Exercise
CHAIR(S): McNamee, M. (United Kingdom)
ETHICS AND PHYSICAL ENHANCEMENT: WHAT BASELINE, WHOSE JUDGEMENT?
Holm, S. et al (United Kingdom)
TECHNOPHOBIA? RETHINKING FASTSKIN
Magdalinski, T. (Ireland)
ANTI-DOPING : TOWARDS UTOPIA OR DYSTOPIA ?
Kayser, B. (Switzerland)
17.15 - 18.45 i sal B
The role of the inflammation process in exercised muscles
CHAIR(S): Raastad, T. (Norway), Tiidus, P. (Canada)
INFLAMMATORY REACTIONS IN MUSCLE AFTER
EXERCISE: ARE HUMANS AND ANIMALS ALIKE?
Peake, J. (Australia)
ANIMAL MODELS OF POST-EXERCISE LEUKOCYTE
INFILTRATION: DETERMINING ROLE AND FUNCTION
Tiidus, P. (Canada)
HUMAN MODELS OF POST-EXERCISE MUSCLE LEUKOCYTE INFILTRATION: STATUS, CHALLENGES AND LIMITATIONS
Paulsen, G. (Norway)