Keynote 1: Dr. Anthony Turner
Building a high performance model for sport: The role of data, intuition and purpose.
Keynote 2: Will Abbott
Incorporating evidence based practice within a club-wide performance philosophy.
PhD Presentation 1: Tom Dos’Santos
Training strategies to improve change of direction performance and reduce injury risk.
PhD Presentation 2: Sylvia Moeskops
Project SPRING: Developing strength and power in young female gymnasts.
Keynote 3: Dr. Richard Blagrove
How can strength training ‘fast track’ endurance athletes to better performances?
Keynote 4: Dr. Tim Suchomel
Training the force-velocity curve: Resistance training applications.
Price: £40 including hot lunch to celebrate our 11th Anniversary.
Address: Middlesex University, The Burroughs, Hendon, London, NW4 4BT.
Travel info: 5 minutes’ walk from Hendon Underground (Northern line) and Overground (Thameslink), and 1 mile from M1 (exit 2). For more on travel and directions, see link.
Parking: Parking is free on site on Saturdays (Greyhound Hill car park).
For registration please visit our Onlinestore.
For further information, please contact Chris Bishop: C.Bishop@mdx.ac.uk
We also have a slight amendment in format this year and are offering 2 PhD students the chance to present some of their work. We cannot wait to hear from Tom Dos’Santos (Salford University) and Sylvia Moeskops (Cardiff Met University). This promises to be a ‘must-attend’ event and we look forward to seeing you on 7 March at Middlesex University.
Conference Timetable |
Registration with coffee, tea and biscuits: 09:30-10:00 |
Keynote 1: 10:00-10:50 (including a brief opening address) Dr. Anthony Turner: Associate Professor in Strength and Conditioning at Middlesex University Title: Building a high performance model for sport: The role of data, intuition and purpose.
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Coffee, tea and biscuits: 10:50-11:20 |
Keynote 2: 11:20-12:10 Will Abbott: Academy Performance Manager at Brighton and Hove Albion FC Title: Incorporating evidence based practice within a club-wide performance philosophy.
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Coffee, tea and biscuits:12:10-12:40 |
PhD Students:12:40-13:30 Session 1 (12:40-13:05): Tom Dos’Santos, University of Salford Title: Training strategies to improve change of direction performance and reduce injury risk. Session 2 (13:05-13:30): Sylvia Moeskops, Cardiff Met University Title: Project SPRING: Developing strength and power in young female gymnasts. |
Lunch: 13:30-14:50 |
Keynote 3:14:50-15:40 Dr. Rich Blagrove: Programme Leader MSc Strength and Conditioning, Loughborough University Title: How can strength training ‘fast track’ endurance athletes to better performances? |
Coffee, tea and biscuits:15:40-16:10
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Keynote 4:16:10-17:00 Dr. Tim Suchomel: Assistant Professor at Carroll University, Wisconsin, USA Title: Training the force-velocity curve: Resistance training applications. |