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Official News Bulletin of the
European College of
Sport Science
Welcome to Norway 2009
News Bulletin N
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5 - December 2008
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From Estoril to Oslo
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ECSS
The Bulletin in Brief .................................................................. 3
Message from the President ............................................... 4-5
What's New ............................................................................. 6
Call for proposals ..................................................................... 7
ECSS Congress Estoril 2008
Congress Impressions ........................................................ 8-9
Inside Story ............................................................................ 10
Attendance and Statistics ........................................................ 11
Young Investigators Award 2008
Founding Sponsor MARS Inc. ............................................ 12-13
Winners Oral Presentations (1st - 4th) ..................................... 14
Winners Poster Presentations (1st - 4th) .................................. 15
Winners Oral and Poster Presentations (Equal 5th) ................ 16
ECSS
European Journal of Sport Science ........................................ 17
Japan 2008
JSPFSM Report ................................................................... 18-19
ECSS Congress Oslo 2009
Oslo Image ............................................................................ 20
Welcome to Oslo, Norway .................................................... 21
Scientific Programme ....................................................... 22-23
Programme Structure ............................................................. 24
ECSS
ECSS
Membership .......................................................................... 25
Partnership ............................................................................ 26
Imprint .................................................................................... 27
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THE BULLETIN IN BRIEF
ECSS
Message from the President – ECSS President Albert Gollhofer states the major essentials of the
College in 2008 and 2009.
What's New – Introducing the new ECSS Office Secretary, Tobias Vogt. Future ECSS Congresses
dated. ECSS website provides EJSS online log-in and new column for jobs.
Call for proposals – ECSS Executive Board elections 2009.
ECSS Congress Estoril 2008
Congress Impressions – Looking back on an impressive ECSS Congress 2008 in Estoril, Portugal.
Inside Story – Local Organizer Jan Cabri summarizes some of the 2008 congress highlights.
Attendance and Statistics – More than 2000 participants from over 60 countries attended the ECSS
Congress in Estoril, Portugal in 2008.
Young Investigators Awards 2008
Founding Sponsor MARS Inc. – Scientific Affairs Manager Sylvie Chartron about this year's ECSS
Young Investigators Award and it's importance for the future of sport science.
Winners Oral Presentation – This year's 1st to 4th oral presentation winners of the Young Investigators
Award 2008.
Winners Poster Presentation – This year's 1st to 4th poster presentation winners of the Young
Investigators Awards 2008.
Winners Oral and Poster Presentation – This year's equal 5th winners of the oral and poster
presentation Young Investigators Awards 2008.
ECSS
EJSS – Find out more about the European Journal of Sport Science, the ECSS's official Journal.
Japan 2008
JSPFSM Report – YIA delegates 2008 share their impressions of this year's exchange with the
Japanese Society of Physical Education and Sports Medicine.
ECSS Congress Oslo 2009
Oslo Image – Enjoy a first impression of the beautiful Norway.
Welcome to Oslo, Norway – The Local Organizer welcomes all ECSS Congress participants.
Scientific Programme – Find out about all plenaries, invited symposia, exchange symposia and
satellite symposia at the 14th ECSS Congress.
Programme Structure – Get an overview on Oslo 2009's Programme Structure.
ECSS
ECSS
Membership – Find out more about further ECSS membership benefits and renew your ECSS
membership in 2009.
Partnership – Support the community and become a partner of the ECSS.
Imprint – Find contact details of the ECSS and EJSS.
News Bulletin No. 15 – December 2008 – 3
MESSAGE
FROM THE PRESIDENT
Dear ECSS members,
President of the ECSS
Albert Gollhofer
The 13th ECSS congress Estoril 2008 in Portugal was a further milestone on the
very successful road of the College. Due to the marvellous conference site, the
great organisation and hospitality of our Portuguese friends and last but not
least due to the sound scientific contribution of each individual participant, we
witnessed one of the best conferences we ever had. Our plenary as well as our
invited symposia achieved tremendous attendance. They reflected a broad
vision of highly relevant topics in the field of sports and exercise. In the ECSS
2008 we had the highest number of applications for our Young Investigator
Award. Even, if not all participants made it to the stage and were nominated for
one of the prestigious prices sponsored by Mars, we were deeply impressed
by the outstanding material submitted. The development, both in quantity as
well as quality certainly underscores the immense importance of the YIA as
the back-bone of our college. Finally, I would like to express my gratitude and
compliments to all of the participants who secured the great success of the
Congress with their oral and poster research presentations.
Major essentials for ECSS 2008-2009
Members:
The ECSS greatly appreciates the continuously growing number of ECSS
members. Your support secures the solid base we are operating from. Thus,
we are constantly working towards improving your membership benefits.
Partners:
In this context we would also like to thank our partners, long-standing as well
as new members of the family.
ECSS
EJSS - Journal:
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The Journal Selection for MEDLINE® Indexing has not yet been accepted.
Therefore the ECSS has currently launched a reapplication and we are very
confident regarding a positive decision. For our journal this achievement is the
most important step in the near future. The scientific level of the journal is
permanently improving; the submission of abstracts is now being operated
electronically. Since this year we have increased to 6 issues per year and
again encouraged the publication of position statements on most important
topics. These statements are discussed in specifically designed symposia at
our annual conferences.
Upcoming Congresses:
Oslo 2009: The scientific program for the plenary and the invited sessions is
about to be finalised. The homepage of the 14th ECSS Congress next year in
Oslo is online (www.ecss-congress.eu) and registration will be opened at 15th
December 2008. The local team is highly motivated to serve all participants
and to arrange a Nordic flavour at our next years Congress.
Antalya 2010: The Congress site in Antalya has been decided. Our Turkish
friends are preparing the first arrangements. The scientific program will be
elaborated during this winter and the homepage of the 15th ECSS Congress
Antalya 2010 has been launched (www.ecss-congress.eu).
Liverpool 2011: Liverpool will be the host of the 16th ECSS congress. A fantastic
city with all the memories of the music of the 60ies will provide the framework.
Dear friends,
sport science in Europe is on an exiting journey. I would like to invite each
individual member to take part in this great adventure and to provide new
research ideas and intellectual enthusiasm. The ECSS needs your active
participation in order to foster the big idea behind it all and health related
questions of our modern societies.
In 2009, we will be preparing the Congress in Oslo, Norway. Moving from
Portugal to Norway might be a great change in the travel schedules, it is,
however, only a small commitment necessary for you: To join us again in 2009
for another ECSS Congress.
I look forward to meeting you all again in the northern part of Europe, in Oslo.
With best regards,
ECSS
Albert Gollhofer
News Bulletin No. 15 – December 2008 – 5
WHAT’S NEW
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New Office Secretary
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Future ECSS Congresses
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14TH ANNUAL ECSS CONGRESS
OSLO 2009, NORWAY
24TH – 27TH JUNE 2009
15TH ANNUAL ECSS CONGRESS
ANTALYA 2010, TURKEY
23RD – 26TH JUNE 2010
16TH ANNUAL ECSS CONGRESS
LIVERPOOL 2011, UNITED KINGDOM
Further information about future ECSS Congresses can
be obtained via the official ECSS Congress Website:
www.ecss-congress.eu
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EJSS - Online Login
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Dear Colleagues,
Ever since I started my work with the European College of Sport Science at my first ECSS Congress in Estoril,
the warm welcome of my colleagues from the ECSS
and you, the members and participants of the
congress, instantly made me feel being part of a great
ECSS family. I thank you for this.
Concluding my studies at the German Sport University
in Cologne (Academic diploma in Sport Science with
a major in Media & Communication) and now working
for an organisation that has developed into one of the
leading scientific communities in sport science
throughout Europe and the beyond, it is a great
opportunity for me not only to follow my personal
interests but also to face the challenges of the ECSS.
Thank you very much for giving me this opportunity
and warmly welcoming me.
I very much look forward to seeing you all again 2009 in Oslo.
Yours Sincerely,
ECSS
Tobias Vogt
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The European Journal of Sport Science is now
accessible throughout the ECSS website. All ECSS
members are asked to register online and will be
provided with an ECSS Member Login, consisting of
their personal email address and a generated
password sent by email. The new ECSS online login
enables ECSS members to easily access current EJSS
issues such as all back issues electronically. For further information and the new ECSS Members Login
please visit: www.ecss.de
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Jobs - New Column on ECSS website
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The ECSS is offering its members a platform to
announce and search for sport science related job
opportunities. For more information please visit the
new Jobs column on the ECSS website: www.ecss.de
If you would like to advertise your job vacancy on the
ECSS website, please send your job offer announcing
title, institute, university and country including a full
job description in English language in pdf-format to:
office@ecss.de.
CALL FOR PROPOSALS
Executive Board elections
Candidate proposals for the ECSS Executive Board term of Office 2009-2011
From July 2009 onward the positions of President Elect, General Secretary and Treasurer are elected by the ECSS
Members.
Please fill in the proposal sheet and send it to the ECSS office:
Thomas Delaveaux, M.A.
Managing Director
ECSS Office
Am Sportpark Müngersdorf 6
50933 Cologne
Germany
Phone: +49 221 4982 7640
Fax: +49 221 4982 7650
Email: delaveaux@ecss.de
Current structure of the European College of Sport Science:
Executive Board
Scientific Board
Scientific Committee
President
Prof. Dr. Albert Gollhofer, GER
President Elect
Prof. Dr. Hans Hoppeler, SUI
Past President
Prof. Dr. Erich Müller, AUT
General Secretary
Prof. Dr. Sigmund Loland, NOR
Theasurer
Prof. Dr. Romain Meeusen, BEL
Chair
Prof. Dr. A. Wagenmakers, GBR
Prof. Dr. Natalia Balague, ESP
Prof. Dr. D. Caporossi, ITA
Prof. Dr. H.-H. Dickhuth, DEU
Dr. Nenad Dikic, SRB
Prof. Dr. Joan Duda, GBR
Prof. Dr. Daniel Green, GBR
Prof. Dr. Michael Grey, DNK
Prof. Dr. Steve Harridge, GBR
Prof. Dr. Werner Helsen, BEL
Dr. Luc van Loon, NLD
Prof. Dr. Mike McNamee, GBR
Prof. Dr. Caroline Nicol, FRA
Prof. Dr. Pekka Oja, FIN
Prof. Dr. H. Schwameder, DEU
Prof. Dr. Gisela Sjøgaard, DNK
Prof. Dr. Mark Williams, GBR
Prof. Dr. Peter Bärtsch, DEU
Prof. Dr. Jan Cabri, PRT
Prof. Dr. Flemming Dela, DNK
Prof. Dr. Paavo Komi, FIN
Prof. Dr. Gertrud Pfister, DNK
Prof. Dr. Tom Reilly, GBR
ECSS
Candidate proposals
President Elect
General Secretary
Treasurer
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News Bulletin No. 15 – December 2008 – 7
CONGRESS
IMPRESSIONS
„Barefoot in the Sand" - only one way to relax
during the ECSS Congress breaks in Estoril.
ECSS CONGRESS ESTORIL 2008
„Congress Centre" - host of the 13th annual ECSS
Congress in Estoril.
"Book of Abstracts" - essence of sport science in
Estoril.
"Lunch Break" - ECSS Congress participants enjoying
their lunch break.
„Congress exhibition area" of the 13th annual ECSS
Congress in Estoril.
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"On the way" - ECSS Congress participants
heading towards another interesting Plenary
Session.
CONGRESS
IMPRESSIONS
"Sharing the knowledge" - ECSS Congress
participants discussing posted research.
ECSS CONGRESS ESTORIL 2008
„YIA coktail“ - Sylvie Chartron adressing the
participants...
"Oslo 2009" - looking forward to the 14th annual
ECSS Congress, Karen Christensen and Sigmund
Loland.
...Anton Wagenmakers and Marc Williams
enjoying their attendance.
„Chating" - Paavo Komi, Albert Gollhofer and Erich
Müller at the YIA Cocktail.
„In pleasent anticipation“ - The local organizers of
the 14th ECSS Congress 2008 in Oslo.
News Bulletin No. 15 – December 2008 – 9
INSIDE STORY
ECSS 2008 - Sport science by the sea
The 13th Annual ECSS Congress 2008 in Estoril, Portugal, is already far away let us summarize some of the highlights of this great event.
Science
2.013 participants
1.730 abstracts
214 YIA
4 plenary sessions
36 invited symposia
120 thematic sessions
75 oral
45 poster
Social activities
ECSS CONGRESS ESTORIL 2008
opening reception
Estoril beach workouts
tent party
closing banquet
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With respect to the Science, the Local Scientific Committee was indeed
successful to offer a wide variety of topics; from physiology to sociology, from
sport medicine to ethical issues in sports. Four plenary sessions, 36 invited
sessions (112 papers), 75 thematic oral presentations (446 papers) and 45
thematic poster sessions (1172 papers) provided proof of the sizzling activities
of the College, even with such a great sunny (and "beachy") environment. Also,
the six satellite symposia were very much appreciated. Of the 1730 papers
presented, 214 papers (114 oral presentations) were accepted for running for
the Mars Young Investigator Awards. We appreciate all participants for their
contributions in making this event one of the most successful in the history of
the ECSS.
With respect to the social programme, highlights consisted of the reception in
the gardens of the Casino of Estoril, the efficient distribution of the lunches in
the big tent located in front of the congress centre, the evening work outs on the
Estoril beach, the closing dinner in the Casino with the spectacular show and,
the informal party in the tent. Of course, as mentioned already, the beautiful
environment and the nice weather helped also to make this event not only of
great scientific value, but a good occasion to discuss, interact and enjoy life at
the beach, also.
We were happy to welcome more
than 2000 participants from many
countries from all over the world. Of
course, for organizing such a big
event, one needs to rely upon a
strong team and initiatives from
many individuals. Our multi-lingual
Welcome Desk Ladies, proved to be
highly efficient and, the many
colleagues and volunteers in their fashionable green T-shirts were more
than eager to help out wherever
needed. The technical exhibition
was also a big success and well
visited, thanks to its good and
accessible location in the main hall.
We are quite confident of the fact that
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practically all sessions went as
expected, thanks to the competent
assistance of our volunteers. We are greatly indebted to all Reviewers, Invited
Speakers, Chair Persons (those planned and those who jumped in) for their
excellent work. Thank you all, for a job well done!
Jan Cabri and the Estoril 2008 Team
ATTENDANCE AND STATISTICS
Countries & Participants
13th annual Congress
of the ECSS
Estoril, Portugal
9-12 July 2008
ECSS CONGRESS ESTORIL 2008
Attendance
2.013 participants
from 61 nations
Afghanistan
1
Albania
2
Australia
38
Austria
38
Belgium
44
Bosnia & Herzegowina 6
Brazil
96
Bulgaria
5
Canada
29
China
1
Croatia
12
Cyprus
9
Czech Republic
2
Denmark
29
Egypt
1
Estonia
7
Finland
56
France
46
Germany
140
Ghana
2
Greece
67
Gambia
1
Hong Kong
4
Hungary
19
Iceland
3
Iran
28
Ireland
14
Israel
5
Italy
102
Japan
172
Kazakhastan
1
Kuwait
Latvia
Liechtenstein
Lithuania
Malaysia
Netherlands
New Zealand
Nigeria
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Qatar
Romania
Russia
Saudi Arabia
Serbia
Slovakia
Slovenia
South Africa
South Korea
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Taiwan
Tanzania
Tunesia
Turkey
United Arab Emirates
United Kingdom
USA
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11
2
7
1
35
9
3
57
25
335
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23
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5
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11
6
30
59
24
42
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38
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TOTAL number of countries: 61
TOTAL number of participants: 2.013
News Bulletin No. 15 – December 2008 – 11
Sylvie Chartron
Scientific Affairs Manager
FOUNDING SPONSOR
MARS INC.
YIA 2008
INVESTIGATORS AWARDS
YOUNG INVESTIGATORS AWARD 2008
Mars, Incorporated
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The 13th Edition of the awards, and I still have the same pleasure to open this
more and more prestigious ceremony.
This 13th edition of the ECSS congress confirms the high scientific level of its
members, and we are proud to have been able to detect from the very beginning
of the story of the College that it will become a highly credible institution.
Mars Incorporated indeed is the most convinced supporter of ECSS, ever since
the beginning of 1995 because we are both strongly committed to the
development and encouragement of healthy lifestyles. You hold some
important keys to the locks. Thanks to all your research, we are more and more
aware of the role of physical activity in the prevention of non communicable
diseases. This is why Mars wants to maintain good relationships with the
college. In order to convince public health authorities to set up national and
international physical activity promotion programs, we need relevant scientific
evidence which only serious research can provide.
At the EU level we are also member of the EU platform on diet and physical
activity established by the EU Commission DG Sanco and partner of the European
Epode Network to implement in each member state the successful multi
stakeholders approach to prevent childhood obesity.
But let me come back to this ECSS competition. According to the number and
quality of posters and oral communications during this congress, there is no
doubt ECSS that is playing a huge role for the European citizen's health.
For the 13th time, Mars is proud to be the partner of ECSS and to congratulate the
young investigators as recognition of their high standard of research projects.
Mars and ECSS are complementary for building this international scientific
network.
With all the college founders and members, these young scientists work
energetically towards improving the quality of sport sciences. As a responsible
leading food manufacturer, Mars takes part in the improved awareness of its
consumers with regard to the role of healthy lifestyles and especially the
importance of physical activity and balanced diet for health.
incorporated
I am convinced that the relationship between ECSS and Mars
will continue to be fruitful. We are delighted to participate in the
College's efforts to activate and motivate young scientists. Every
year, the participation to the awards increases, as well as the
quality. This is in line with our way of working: the constant aim
is to reach excellence, not just alone, but with all our partners.
Now the time has come to discover and congratulate the
winners. It is important to recognise the work they have carried
out to raise the interest of other young scientists for future research. I would like
to thank again the local organisers who did a fantastic job. I would like to
extend my special gratitude to the members of the scientific committee who
had the difficult task of judging the participants.
I will have the pleasure to see you again in Oslo 2009 for a further update in
sport science.
YOUNG INVESTIGATORS AWARD 2008
Sylvie Chartron
News Bulletin No. 15 – December 2008 – 13
WINNERS OF THE ORAL PRESENTATIONS
1st
Toni Marie Tinken - United Kingdom
TITLE ABSTRACT: TIME-COURSE OF CONDUIT ARTERIAL STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION ADAPTATION TO
EXERCISE TRAINING IN HUMANS.
Personal: Born on 31st July 1985 in Liverpool, United Kingdom. Academic Report:
2nd Year Sport and Exercise Sciences PhD student at Liverpool John Moores
University, United Kingdom. Employment: Research Institute for Sport and
Exercise Sciences, Liverpool John Moores University, United Kingdom.
Research interest: Cardiovascular Physiology, Peripheral changes in artery
function and structure. Exercise training.
YOUNG INVESTIGATORS AWARD 2008
2nd
Neil Cronin - Denmark
TITLE ABSTRACT: MUSCLE FASCICLE STRETCH VELOCITY IN RELATION TO STRETCH REFLEX ACTIVATION AT
DIFFERENT CONTRACTION LEVELS IN HUMAN TRICEPS SURAE.
Personal: Born on 20th February 1984 in Chelmsford, England. Academic Report:
2005: Bachelors Degree in Science, Brunel University, United Kingdom. 2006:
Masters Degree in Science, University of Jyväskylä, Finland. Employment:
Department of Health Science and Technology at Aalborg University, Denmark
and the Department of Biology of Physical Activity at the University of Jyväskylä,
Finland. Research interest: Fascicle-tendon interaction, the stretch reflex,
neuromuscular control of human locomotion, diabetic and neuropathic gait.
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Jamie McPhee - United Kingdom
TITLE ABSTRACT: PRESCRIBING EXERCISE INTENSITY BASED ON VO2MAX FAILS TO INDUCE PERIPHERAL
ADAPTATIONS IN SOME PEOPLE.
Personal: Born 4th April 1979, Cheshire, England. Academic Report: 2005:
Degree in Sport and Exercise Sciences, University of Birmingham, United Kingdom. Employment: Institute for Biomedical Research into Human Movement
and Health (IRM), Manchester Metropolitan University, UK. Research interest:
Inter-individual variability in the health and performance related benefits of
exercise training.
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Pete Coffee - United Kingdom
TITLE ABSTRACT: A NOVEL MEASURE OF ATTRIBUTIONS, AND MAIN AND INTERACTIVE EFFECTS OF
ATTRIBUTIONS UPON SELF-EFFICACY AND PERFORMANCE.
Personal: Born on 31st October 1979 in Poole, UK. Academic Report: 2002:
Bachelors Degree in Sport and Exercise Science, School of Sport and Health
Sciences, University of Exeter, United Kingdom. 2008: PhD, School of Sport and
Health Sciences, University of Exeter, United Kingdom. Employment: Teaching
fellow in sport and exercise psychology and statistics in the School of Sport and
Health Sciences, University of Exeter, United Kingdom. Research interest: The
main and interactive effects of controllability and generalisability attributions
upon outcomes such as self-efficacy, emotions and performance; attributions
across time; and, attributions in social contexts.
WINNERS OF THE POSTER PRESENTATIONS
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Kirsten Corder - United Kingdom
TITLE ABSTRACT: VALIDITY OF HEART RATE AND ACCELEROMETRY TO ASSESS PHYSICAL ACTIVITY ENERGY
EXPENDITURE WITH AND WITHOUT INDIVIDUAL CALIBRATION IN FREE-LIVING ADOLESCENTS.
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Personal: Born 10th July 1982 in the United Kingdom. Academic Report: 2004:
Masters Degree in Biological Anthropological Science, University of Cambridge,
United Kingdom. 2008: PhD Degree from the MRC Epidemiology Unit and the
University of Cambridge, United Kingdom. Employment: Post doctoral
researcher at the MRC Epidemiology Unit, Cambridge, United Kingdom. Research interest: Physical activity promotion in young people.
YOUNG INVESTIGATORS AWARD 2008
2nd
Alison Smith - United Kingdom
TITLE ABSTRACT: GOAL STRIVING AND AFFECTIVE OUTCOMES IN SPORT: AN EXPERIMENTAL
INVESTIGATION OF ATHLETES' RESPONSES TO SUCCESS AND FAILURE.
Personal: Born 10th August 1981 in London, United Kingdom. Academic Report:
2002: Bachelors Degree in Sport Sciences and Physiology, University of Leeds,
United Kingdom. 2005: Masters Degree in Sport and Exercise Psychology,
University of Loughborough, United Kingdom. Employment: Current PhD
student, University of Birmingham, United Kingdom. Research interest: Goal
striving and motivation in competitive sport settings. The coach-athlete relationship and its impacts upon motivation and well-being. Coping strategies and
their links to motivation and persistence.
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Sebastian Frese - Germany
TITLE ABSTRACT: PLASTICITY OF SINGLE HUMAN SKELETAL MUSCLE FIBERS.
Personal: Born 30th January 1979 in Altenkirchen, Germany. Academic Report:
2007: Academic diploma in Sport Science, German Sport University Cologne,
Germany. Employment: PhD student and Research Associate at the Department
of Molecular and Cellular Sport Medicine, German Sport University Cologne,
Germany. Research interest: Adaptation of skeletal muscle in response to
metabolic and mechanical stimuli.
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Malgorzata Klass - Belgium
TITLE ABSTRACT: ALTERATIONS IN NEURAL ACTIVATION AND CONTRACTILE KINETICS REDUCE MUSCLE
PERFORMANCE DURING FAST CONTRACTIONS IN ELDERLY ADULTS.
Personal: Born 30th August 1978 in Warsaw, Poland. Academic Report: 2001:
Masters Degree in Physiotherapy, University of Brussels, Belgium. 2007: PhD
Degree obtained at the Institute of Motor Sciences, University of Brussels,
Belgium. Employment: Research Associate and Professor Assistant at the Institute of Motor Sciences at the University of Brussels. Research interest:
Neurophysiology of movement, Biomechanics.
News Bulletin No. 15 – December 2008 – 15
EQUAL 5TH WINNERS OF ORAL & POSTER
Oral Presentations
Poster Presentations
Melissa Day - United Kingdom
(University of Chichester)
Dominic Gehring - Germany
(University of Freiburg)
TITLE ABSTRACT: COPING WITH STRESS IN SPORT: AN ALTERNATIVE
TITLE ABSTRACT: INFLUENCE OF GENDER AND FATIGUE ON KNEE
APPROACH.
JOINT CONTROL LANDING STRATEGIES.
Lawrence Foweather - United Kingdom
(Liverpool John Moores University)
Amelia Guadalupe Grau - Spain
(University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria)
TITLE ABSTRACT: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FUNDAMENTAL
9-10 YEAR
OLD CHILDREN.
TITLE ABSTRACT: INSULIN RESISTANCE, SOCS-3 PROTEIN
EXPRESSION AND VO2MAX.
MOVEMENT SKILLS AND PERCENT TOTAL BODY FAT IN
Elisa Couto Gomes - United Kindom
(Napier University)
TITLE ABSTRACT: IMPACT OF POLLUTION, HEAT AND HUMIDITY ON
Sarah Fullick - United Kingdom
(Liverpool John Moores University)
TITLE ABSTRACT: SHIFT-WORKERS PHYSICAL ACTIVITY: A MIXEDMETHOD APPROACH.
THE ACTIVATION OF AIRWAY INFLAMMATION IN ATHLETES
YOUNG INVESTIGATORS AWARD 2008
PERFORMING AN
8 KM TIME TRIAL RUN.
Stefan Klossner - Switzerland
(University of Berne)
TITLE ABSTRACT: FAK TRANSMITS MECHANICAL STRESS TOWARDS
INCREASED PROTEIN SYNTHESIS IN SKELETAL MUSCLE.
James Pearson - United Kingdom
(Brunel University)
TITLE ABSTRACT: HEAT STRESS INCREASES LEG MUSCLE AND SKIN
BLOOD FLOW IN RESTING AND EXERCISING HUMANS.
James Peter Morton - United Kingdom
(Liverpool John Moores University)
TITLE ABSTRACT: HEAT SHOCK AND ANTIOXIDANT PROTEIN
ADAPTATIONS OF HUMAN GASTROCNEMIUS MUSCLE TO SIX WEEKS
OF HIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING.
Stephen Patterson - United Kingdom
(Loughborough University)
TITLE ABSTRACT: RESISTANCE TRAINING WITH VASCULAR
OCCLUSION ENHANCES CALF MAXIMAL VASODILATOR CAPACITY.
Dick Thijssen - United Kingdom
(Liverpool John Moores University)
Barbara Vincent - Belgium
(KU Leuven-Faculty of kinesiology and rehabilitation
sciences)
TITLE ABSTRACT: HETEROGENEITY IN CONDUIT ARTERY FUNCTION
TITLE ABSTRACT: THE PROTECTIVE ROLE OF THE ALPHA-ACTININ-3
IN HUMANS: IMPACT OF ARTERIAL SIZE.
PROTEIN IN PAIN DEVELOPMENT AND MUSCLE DAMAGE AFTER
TRAINING.
The winners of the ECSS Young Investigators Award 2008.
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THE EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF
SPORT SCIENCE
Facts
Since 2001 the ECSS has launched the European Journal of Sport Science (EJSS)
as its official peer reviewed journal. This journal is free of charge for all ECSS
members consisting of original research articles and intra- and interdisciplinary
reviews of the sport science research from sport scientists worldwide.
Over the last few years the EJSS has steadily grown as well as gradually
increased the number of submissions each year. The succinct articles and
multimedia illustrations of a multidisciplinary EJSS cover the natural, biological,
medical, behavioural, and social science as they pertain to sport and exercise.
The EJSS has been accepted for Thomson ISI Journal Citation Reports and its
impact factor will be announced in June 2009. In 2008 it was decided to increase
the number of issues per annum from 4 to 6. The journal is available both,
electronically including back issues and hard copy.
For more detailed information about the European Journal of Sport Science
such as authors guidelines or the editorial board of the EJSS please visit the
ECSS website: www.ecss.de
Editor in Chief
Asker Jeukendrup
Submit your paper for publication
Asker Jeukendrup
University of Birmingham
School of Sport and Exercise Sciences
Edgbaston
B15 2TT Birmingham, United Kingdom
Email: a.e.jeukendrup@bham.ac.uk
Fax: +44 121 414 4121
Phone: +44 121 414 4124
ECSS
All submissions should be made online at the European Journal of Sport
Science Manuscript Central site. For instructions please visit www.ecss.de
News Bulletin No. 15 – December 2008 – 17
JSPFSM-ECSS EXCHANGE REPORT
JSPFSM Annual Congress in Beppu from the 18th to the 20th of September 2008
After returning home from a very productive conference in Estoril, we were all very surprised to receive a call from
the ECSS asking if we would like to represent the ECSS in Japan. Of all the questions any of us had been asked in
recent weeks, this was perhaps the easiest to answer.
JAPAN 2008
And so it came to be that three Europeans (Neil Cronin, Finland/Denmark, Toni Tinken, UK and Stephan Klossner,
Switzerland) ended up in the humid but incredibly scenic town of Beppu in South-Western Japan. We were met
by Dr. Onodera on the first night, where we got our first experience of Japanese hospitality. As was to become the
norm throughout the trip, we were taken for dinner and offered the finest in Japanese cuisine.
On day 2, we met with Professor
Katsumura at the congress venue,
and we were once again
astounded by the hospitality that
was on display. That evening, we
joined Professor Katsumura and his
young associates for a meal that will
remain in our memories for a long
time: The first course was the skin
of the potentially lethal blowfish.
Fortunately no-one had annoyed the
chef that evening because we all
lived to see the next course, in fact
the next 9 courses. Although we
tried to be polite and eat everything,
the good professor and his team
made sure that we eventually
conceded and stopped eating. After dinner, we moved on to what
seemed to be a closed bar. Within
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minutes of our arrival, the
whole
place
was
transformed into a
production factory, with yet
more of the finest food
arriving at regular intervals.
It was at this point that Dr.
Murase introduced us to
another
Japanese
delicacy: Pigs ears.
Perhaps for comedy
purposes, he let us eat a
few each before telling us
what they were. We were
somewhat less amused
than our hosts.
Beppu is a town that is
famous for it's Onsen, or
Japanese public baths.
These are surely one of the
world's
greatest
inventions, along with the
wheel and the Sony Playstation. It was in one of these marvellous public baths where we were to achieve the
enviable feat of lying naked in a hot outdoor bath while a tsunami raged overhead (actually 'raged' is an
exaggeration but it's our story).
On day three we met at the B-Con plaza for the international exchange symposium. We were greeted by a good
sized audience, and the two hour session provided us with an excellent opportunity to present and discuss our
research with our Japanese colleagues. The session yielded some very fruitful discussions and provided yet
more evidence of how successful the collaboration has been between these two organisations.
JAPAN 2008
Despite the incredible experience that we had in Beppu, our journey had to come to an end eventually (mainly
because our supervisors would have cut our funding if we didn't get home soon). Thanks to the strong connection
between the JSPFSM and ECSS, we were able to gain valuable experience in presenting and discussing our
research in an international setting, whilst simultaneously experiencing Japanese culture (and mastering the art
of chopstick use). The result
of this connection was that
we returned to Europe with
a collection of unforgettable memories, and a
remarkably
positive
impression of Japan and its
wonderfully hospitable
people.
It is for this reason that we
would like to wholeheartedly thank the JSPFSM
and ECSS, but also Professor Katsumura in particular.
Origato Japan!
News Bulletin No. 15 – December 2008 – 19
14th ECSS Congress
ECSS CONGRESS OSLO 2009
Oslo 24th - 27th June 2009
Sport Sciences Nature, Nurture and Culture
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Norway
WELCOME TO OSLO, NORWAY
Welcome
On behalf of the Norwegian School of Sport Sciences, we are pleased to
welcome you to the 14th Annual Congress of the ECSS in Oslo, Norway, June
24th to 27th 2009.
Oslo in the capital of Norway and is situated at the head of the
Oslo fjord and surrounded by forested ridges. Oslo is unique, a
city surrounding a sea inlet with mountains as a backdrop. At
the end of June, summer in Norway is at its most beautiful.
The scientific programme will offer a broad and interdisciplinary
spectrum of current research work in sport science.
Internationally well known scientists will present their keynotes,
giving an overview of the research state-of-the-art. Many
colleagues from all over the world will discuss their scientific
findings in oral or poster presentations.
Please remember the deadline for abstract submission: February 15th 2009.
Our webpage is ready. Please visit www.ecss-congress.eu to submit your
abstract, register for the congress, and choose your hotel.
Welcome to Oslo in 2009!
Location
The ECSS Oslo 2009 will take place in Oslo, Norway.
ECSS CONGRESS OSLO 2009
Between the Oslo Fjord and the green hills of Oslomarka lies the Norwegian
capital. The combination of city life and easy access to outdoor activities
makes Oslo a unique destination.
Oslo has just over half a million inhabitants, a very low number compared to
other European capitals. But it is also one of the largest; Oslo covers an area
of 450 square kilometers - most of it forest and cultivable land.
Thanks to the Gulf Stream, Oslo's climate is milder that what its latitude would
imply.
Many people see Oslo as the winter capital. But Oslo is just as much a summer
city. On a summer's day the small boats crowd the Oslo Fjord and the parks
are full of picnickers - Oslo's citizens really make the most of it when the sun
appears.
A widely varied cultural life flourishes in Oslo. You can experience some of
the city's many attractions and sights of interest, or sit at a sidewalk café and
take in the impressions of the city and its people. Oslo has something for
every taste.
Congress Venue
The ECSS'09 will take place at Oslo Congress Centre which is a modern
congress Centre located in the heart of Oslo and within walking distance to
the congress hotels, transport systems, shopping and restaurants. The Centre
is a professional, flexible and comprehensive meeting venue that has a
colourful history dating back almost a century.
News Bulletin No. 15 – December 2008 – 21
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME
Oslo 24th - 27th June 2009, Norway
Sport Sciences - Nature, Nurture and Culture
Sport is a complex phenomenon that incorporates most dimensions of human life. The complete study of human
activity in most sports must build on diversity of scientific approaches. The 14th Annual Congress programme will
feature theoretical, applied and cross-disciplinary sport studies as well as research findings based on the natural, behavioural, social and human scientific disciplines.
Plenaries
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Born to move? Perspectives from
evolutionary biology and the social
sciences
Speakers: Alberto E. Minetti (ITA) and Kari
Fasting (NOR)
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Physical Education - Bildung or Health
promotion?
Speakers: Thomas McKenzie (USA) and
Mary O'Sullivan (IRE)
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Sport, Body and Mind: Towards a New
Understanding?
Speakers: Andrea Dunn (USA) and Romain
Meeusen (BEL)
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Sport and the Environment: Towards an
Environmentally Sound Movement Culture
Speakers: Gunnar Breivik (NOR) and Ulrike
Pröbstl (AUT)
ECSS CONGRESS OSLO 2009
Invited Symposia
Physiology and Sports medicine
Physiology
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Physical activity during pregnancy and after
childbirth.
Chair: Michelle Mottola (CAN)
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Physical activity and ageing
Chair: José Gonzales-Alonso (UK)
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Chair: Nina W. Loland (NOR)
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Evidence Based Sports Physiotherapy: the
difficulty of the research paradigms
Skeletal muscle blood flow regulation during
exercise
High-Intensity training to achieve optimal
adaptation
Chair: Jostein Hallén (NOR)
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Cross-Country skiing
Chair: Hans-Christer Holmberg (SWE)
Chair: Jan Cabri (POR)
Biochemistry/Molecular Biology
Nutrition
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Satellite cells and regulation of muscle mass
Chair: Fawzi Kadi (SWE)
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Molecular mechanism controlling
mitochondrial biogenesis and function
Chair: Asker Jeukendrup (GBR)
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Chair: David A. Hood (CAN)
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The role of the inflammation process in
exercised muscles
Chair: Ola Rønsen (NOR)
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GSK Sports Nutrition Symposium
Nutritional strategies to increase muscle
mass
Chair: Anton Wagenmakers (GBR)
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Nutritional interventions to increase fat
oxidation
Chair: Luc J.C. van Loon (NED)
Social Sciences and the Humanities
Biomechanics and Neuromuscular Control
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Motivational determinants of sport
performance and psychological well-being:
theoretical and applies issues
Chair: Glyn Roberts (NOR)
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Bone and exercise
Chair: Dieter Felsenberg (GER)
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Complex systems in sport
Chair: Natàlia Balague (ESP)
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Alpine Skiing
Chair: Erich Müller (AUT)
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Sport, skills and knowledge
Chair: Volker Lippens (GER)
Adaptation in tendons and connective tissues
in response to loading
Chair: Miachael Kjaer (DEN)
Enhancement in Sport and Exercise
Chair: Mike McNamee (GBR)
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Sport and cultural identity
Chair: Matti Goksøyr (NOR)
Neuromuscular mechanisms of strength and
power training
Chair: Paavo Komi (FIN)
Preventing harassment and abuse in sport
Chair: Celia Brackeridge (GBR)
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Performing under pressure in sport
Chair: Geir Jordet (NOR)
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Chair: Stephen Harridge (GBR)
Reconceptualising sports coaching: A
sociological endeavour?
Chair: Robyn Jones (WAL)
Strength training A (Hypertrophy)
Cycling
Chair: Jostein Hallén (NOR)
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Young people, school sport and physical
education
Laterality and assymetries in sports
Chair: Albert Gollhofer (GER)
Chair: Ken Green (GBR)
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Friluftsliv - the impact of outdoor education
on environmental concerns
Chair: Kirsti P. Gurholt (NOR)
ECSS CONGRESS OSLO 2009
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Physical Education, Obesity and Health Critical Perspectives
Chair: Håkan Larsson (SWE)
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Gender, Equity and Teacher Professionalism
in Physical Education
Chair: Kari Fasting (NOR)
Exchange Symposia
Satellite Symposia
EFSMA: Physiology of East and North African Runners
Pre- and post-Congress satellite symposia dealing with
various scientific disciplines will be offered. Please find
detailed information and registration via the congress
website: www.ecss-congress.eu
ACSM: Genomics and Exercise: Signals and
Mechanisms of Training Adaptation, a Systems
Biology Approach
ECSS Position Statement
JSPFSM: Neuromuscular Adaptation in Disuse and
Ageing
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Prevention of Sport Injuries (chair: Roald Bahr,
NOR)
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How can we change the exercise behaviour in
the population? (chair: Stuart Biddle, GBR)
News Bulletin No. 15 – December 2008 – 23
PROGRAMME STRUCTURE
Thursday 25
Friday 26
Saturday 27
8.3010.00
Symposia &
Thematic Sessions
Symposia &
Thematic Sessions
Symposia &
Thematic Sessions
10.0011.30
Symposia &
Thematic Sessions
Symposia &
Thematic Sessions
Symposia &
Thematic Sessions
Wednesday 24
ECSS CONGRESS OSLO 2009
10.00
Arrivals &
Registration
11.3012.00
12.0013.15
13.1514.15
C o f f e e
Plenary Session II
L u n c h
14.1515.15
Symposia &
Thematic Session
15.1516.45
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Opening
Ceremony &
Reception
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Debated Poster Presentations
Symposia &
Thematic Sessions
Symposia &
Thematic Sessions
Plenary Session I
Coffee Break
Plenary Session iV
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YIA finals
ECSS Lecture
Break
C o f f e e
B r e a k
Awards
Closing Ceremony
17.1518.45
Symposia &
Thematic Sessions
Symposia &
Thematic Sessions
20.00
Social activities
Social activities
Excursions
Departure
B r e a k
Plenary Session III
Sunday 28
Closing banquet
ECSS MEMBERSHIP
The ECSS offers individual membership to sport and related scientists. The objective
is to create a scientific European and worldwide network for scientific exchange and
interaction. This is strengthened by the ECSS membership benefits.
ECSS membership benefits
— Reduced registration fees at the annual ECSS Congresses
— Free access to the European Journal of Sport Science electronically (including
back issues) plus hard copy
— Admission to the Young Investigators Award at the ECSS Congresses
— Yearly ECSS News Bulletin
— ECSS Newsletters
— Opportunity to advertise and search for sport science related job vacancies
Members comprise scientists from all areas of sport science such as Physiology,
Sports Medicine, Psychology, Molecular Biology, Sociology, Biochemistry, Motor
Control, Biomechanics, Training Science and many more.
The ECSS membership is divided into different categories.
Student Member
Student members are undergraduate or graduate students in the field of Sport Science,
Medicine, Health, Physical Education or other disciplines. They shall be entitled to all
privileges of the College except holding office.
Member
The qualification for the membership is a university level degree (master's or doctor's
degree, university examination) in the field of sport science, medicine, health, physical
education or an equivalent university degree in other related areas.
Fellow
Fellows shall support the goals of the College by distinguished activities. They shall
have obtained a Doctor's degree and have made a significant contribution to the
development of Sport Science through research. Applicants shall have been an ECSS
member for at least three years. They receive approval by the ECSS after having
applied for fellowship by submitting their CV and publication list.
Membership fees
ECSS
The ECSS membership is an annual membership valid for one calendar year. The
membership is not prolonged automatically but will be cancelled at the end of each
calendar year if not indicated else wise. Reminders including payment instructions
will be sent to ECSS members towards the end of each calendar year to enable ECSS
members to continue their membership and ensure the consecutive reception of the
issues of the European Journal of Sport Science.
Membership fees per calendar year are 40 Euro for Student Members, 85 Euro for
Members, and 100 Euro for Fellows. Additionally the ECSS offers reduced membership
fees for members coming from lower income countries. For reduced membership
fees please visit the ECSS website (www.ecss.de).
Payment is possible by credit card (Visacard, Mastercard).
To become an ECSS member please visit the ECSS website.
News Bulletin No. 15 – December 2008 – 25
ECSS PARTNERSHIP
The following information is especially for companies, organisations or institutes
interested in becoming an ECSS partner.
Partner options
— Logo on all general ECSS publications
+ News Bulletin
+ EJSS
+ Flyer
— Logo on all ECSS Congress publications
+ Announcements
+ Programme
+ Newsletter
— Logo and link on the regular and congress website of the ECSS
— Sponsor material in the congress bags
— Satellite workshop
— Branding of the opening ceremony or congress closing banquet
The ECSS is willing to tailor options to your specific needs.
For more information please visit the official ECSS website: www.ecss.de
Are you interested in sponsoring an event at the annual Congresses with up to
2.000 participants, placing your product or becoming a partner of the ECSS?
Simply contact:
Thomas Delaveaux
Managing Director
German Sport University Cologne
Am Sportpark Müngersdorf 6
50933 Cologne - Germany
Phone: +49 221 4982 7640
Fax: +49 221 4982 7650
E-mail: delaveaux@ecss.de
Please send partnership brochure to:
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Mr. Thomas Delaveaux
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German Sport University Cologne
Am Sportpark Müngersdorf 6, 50933 Cologne – Germany
Phone: +49 221 4982 7640, Fax: +49 221 4982 7650
E-mail: delaveaux@ecss.de
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Technical Director
SporTools GmbH - Datamanagement in Sports
Paul-Niessen-Str. 12, 50969 Cologne – Germany
Phone: +49 221 499 24 70, Fax: + 49 221 500 81 34
E-mail: info@sportools.de
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Office Secretary
German Sport University Cologne
Am Sportpark Müngersdorf 6, 50933 Cologne – Germany
Phone: +49 221 4982 7640, Fax: +49 221 4982 7650
E-mail: office@ecss.de
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www.ecss.de
Next ECSS-Congress
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ECSS Oslo 2009
14th Annual Congress
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