DAG 2
Ann Elisabeth Ohnstad | 02.06.2009 
Programoversikt 25. juni 2009
(Klikk på programmet for å få et større bilde)
Plenumsforedrag kl 12:00 - 13:15 Sal A
Physical Education - Bildung or Health promotion?
CHAIR: BRETTSCHNEIDER, W. (GERMANY)
PHYSICAL EDUCATION’S ROLE IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND HEALTH PROMOTION
McKenzie, T.L. (United States)
THE EDUCATIONAL BENEFITS CLAIMED FOR PHYSICAL EDUCATION
O’Sullivan, M. (Ireland)
Inviterte foredrag
08.30-10.00 i rom 5
Performing under pressure in sport
CHAIR(S): Jordet, G. (Norway)
CHOKING AS THE WORLD IS WATCHING: EVIDENCE FROM
MAJOR FOOTBALL PENALTY SHOOTOUTS
Jordet, G. (Norway)
TO BE OR NOT TO BE? SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS, EXPLICIT
MONITORING AND SKILL FAILURE UNDER PRESSURE
Jackson, R.C. et al (United Kingdom)
STRESSORS, SOCIAL SUPPORT, AND PERFORMANCE
Rees, T. (United Kingdom)
08.30-10.00 i sal A
Physical activity and ageing
CHAIR(S): Loland, N. (Norway)
STRATEGIES FOR THE PROMOTION OF PHYSICAL
ACTIVITY AMONG OLDER PEOPLE IN EUROPE - THE EUNAAPA PROJECT
Rütten, A. et al (Germany)
DO’S AND DONTS IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY RESEARCH
AMONG CHRONICALLY ILL OLDER PERSONS
Hopman-Rock, M. (Netherlands)
PROMOTING PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN OLDER ADULTS:
A LIFESTYLE APPROACH OR A STRUCTURED EXERCISE INTERVENTION?
DELECLUSE, C. et al (Belgium)
08.30-10.00 i sal B
Skeletal muscle blood flow regulation
during exercise
CHAIR(S): Gonzalez-Alonso, J. (United Kingdom)
EXERCISE HYPEREMIA: PARTITIONING THE
PERIPHERAL AND CENTRAL FACTORS
Richardson, R. (United States)
ROLE OF INTRAVASCULAR SIGNALS ON THE
CONTROL OF MUSCLE PERFUSION
González-Alonso, J. (United Kingdom)
ROLE OF ENDOTHELIUM AND SKELETAL MUSCLE
DERIVED VASODILATORS
Hellsten, Y. (Denmark)
08.30-10.00 i sal C
Laterality and assymetries in sports
CHAIR(S): Gollhofer, A. (Germany)
MECHANISMS UNDERLYING FUNCTIONAL CHANGES IN THE
PRIMARY MOTOR CORTEX IPSILATERAL TO AN ACTIVE ARM
Perez, M.A. (United States)
MECHANISMS OF CHANGES IN EXCITABILITY OF THE PRIMARY MOTOR CORTEX DURING UNILATERAL MUSCLE CONTRACTIONS: IMPLICATIONS FOR CROSS EDUCATION
Hortobágyi, T. et al (United States)
NEW PERSPECTIVES ON CROSS EDUCATION: IS THERE A POTENTIAL BENEFIT OF UNILATERAL TRAINING DURING RECOVERY FROM UNILATERAL SPORTS INJURIES?
Farthing, J.P. (Canada)
10.15 - 11.45 i rom 5
Contemporary issues of motivation in sport
CHAIR(S): Roberts, G. (Norway), Hall, H. (United Kingdom)
MOTIVATIONAL CLIMATE EFFECTS ON MOTIVATION REGULATION, PEER RELATIONSHIPS, EMPOWERMENT, AFFECT, AND BULLYING IN SPORT!
Roberts, G. et al (Norway)
MULTIDIMENSIONAL PERFECTIONISM AND
PATTERNS OF ACHIEVEMENT STRIVING
Hall, H.K. et al (United Kingdom)
MOTIVATION AND BURNOUT IN ELITE ATHLETES
Lemyre, P.N. et al (Norway)
PASSION FOR SPORT
Donahue, E. et al (Canada)
10.15 - 11.45 i sal A
Neuromuscular adaptation in disuse and ageing
(JSPFSM ExchangeSymposium)
CHAIR(S): Nagatomi, R. (Japan)
RESISTANCE EXERCISE TRAINING-INDUCED MUSCLE
HYPERTROPHY WAS ASSOCIATED WITH REDUCTION
OF INFLAMMATORY MARKERS IN VERY OLD WOMEN.
Ogawa, K. et al (Japan)
INFLUENCE OF AGEING ON MUSCLE FUNCTIONS OF
HUMAN LEG MULTI-JOINT MOVEMENTS
Yamauchi, J. (Japan)
SARCOPENIA AND AGE-RELATED INSULIN
RESISTANCE OF MUSCLE PROTEIN METABOLISM
Fujita, S. et al (Japan)
10.15 - 11.45 i sal B
High-Intensity training to achieve optimal adaptation?
CHAIR(S): Hallén, J. (Norway)
AEROBIC HIGH-INTENSITY INTERVALS IMPROVE
MAXIMAL OXYGEN UPTAKE MORE THAN MODERATE TRAINING
Helgerud, J. (Norway)
IS LONG SLOW DISTANCE <LSD> REQUIRED FOR THE
ELITE ENDURANCE ATHLETE?
Martin, D. et al (Australia)
HIGH INTENSITY AEROBIC INTERVAL TRAINING:
NECESSARY BUT INSUFFICIENT FOR OPTIMAL ENDURANCE PERFORMANCE?
Seiler, S. (Norway)
15.15 - 16.45 i rom 5
Reconceptualising sports coaching: A sociological endeavour?
CHAIR(S): Jones, R. (United Kingdom)
’RECONCEPTUALISING SPORTS COACHING: A ROLE
FOR SOCIAL THEORY?’
Jones, R.L. (United Kingdom)
STOCKS OF KNOWLEDGE AND SOCIAL POSITIONING:
USING GIDDENS’ WORK TO UNDERSTAND COACHING
Purdy, L. (Ireland)
HOW CAN LUHMANN’S COMMUNICATION THEORY
INFORM SPORTS COACHING?
Ronglan, L.T. (Norway)
15.15 - 16.45 i sal A
Physical activity during pregnancy and after childbirth
CHAIR(S): Mottola, M. (Canada)
EVIDENCE FOR EXERCISE IN PREVENTION AND
TREATMENT OF PREGNANCY-RELATED LOW BACK
Stuge, B. (Norway)
THE IMPACT OF MATERNAL LIFESTYLE ON CHRONIC DISEASE RISK.
Mottola, M. (Canada)
THE EFECT OF PREGNANCY AND CHILDBIRHT ON PELVIC FLOOR FUNCTION AND THE NEED FOR STRONG PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLES IN SPORT
Bø, K. (Norway)
15.15 - 16.45 i sal B
Cross-Country skiing
CHAIR(S): Holmberg, H. (Sweden)
THE COMPETITIVE XC SKIER - FROM AN INTEGRATIVE PERSPECTIVE
Holmberg, H.C. (Sweden)
LACTATE IN WHOLE BODY EXERCISE; AN ANAEROBIC
END PRODUCT AND AN AEROBIC SUBSTRATE
Van Hall, G. (Denmark)
SPRINT COMPETITIONS AND MAXIMAL SPEED IN
CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING - A PHYSIOBIOMECHANICAL UPDATE.
Stöggl, T. et al (Austria)
MUSCLE FATIGUE IN ELITE CROSS COUNTRY SKIERS;
A LINK BETWEEN SARCOPLASMIC RETICULUM
FUNCTION AND GLYCOGEN AVAILABILITY?
Ørtenblad, N. (Denmark)
17.15 - 18.45 i rom 5
Sport and cultural identity
CHAIR(S): Goksøyr, M. (Norway)
SPORT AND THE IDEA OF NORTHERN IRELAND
Bairner, A. (United Kingdom)
A QUESTION OF REARING TO COMPETITION,
DEMOCRACY OR CARE IN EQUESTRIAN SPORTS
Hedenborg, S. (Sweden)
NO SENSE OF PLACE? TRANSNATIONALITY AND IDENTITY IN FOOTBALL
Hognestad, H. (Norway)
17.15 - 18.45 i sal A
Genomics and exercise: Signals and mechanisms of training adaptation, a systems biology approach
(ACSM Exchange Symposium)
CHAIR(S): Hoppeler, H. (Switzerland)
A SYSTEMS BIOLOGY APPROACH TO DECIPHERING
THE MOLECULAR BASIS FOR AEROBIC ADAPTATION IN HUMANS
Timmons, J.A. (United Kingdom)
EXERCISE GENOMICS: RESULTS FROM THE HERITAGE FAMILY STUDY
Bouchard, C. (United States)