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European College of Sport Science

Official News Bulletin of the

Lausanne 2006

News Bulletin No. 13– November 2006

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1.550 abstracts

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Message from the President .................................... 3

What´s new .............................................................. 5

Call for proposals ...................................................... 6

Call for bidders .......................................................... 7

EJSS ............................................................................ 8

Lausanne Congress 2006 ................................... 9-15

Founding Sponsor Masterfoods ......................... 16-17

JSPFSM Report ..................................................... 18-19

Congress Jyväskylä 2007 ................................. 20-24

ECSS Partnership ..................................................... 25

ECSS Membership Form 2007 ................................ 26

Imprint ..................................................................... 27

THE BULLETIN IN BRIEF Message from the President Erich Müller states his aims for his remaining term of presidency on pages 3-4.

What´s New Board structures, upcoming Congress in Jyväskylä, etc. see page 5.

Call for proposals ECSS Executive Board elections page 6.

Call for bidders Interested in hosting an annual ECSS Congress. Fill in the bidders´ sheet on page 7.

EJSS - call for papers Publish in our journal. Submission details on page 8.

Lausanne Congress 2006 Inside account of the Congress, statistics, impressions and the finalists of the Young Investigators Award on pages 9-15.

Masterfoods The founding sponsor of the ECSS addresses all ECSS members, see pages 16-17.

JSPFSM Exchange Programme James Morton gives his view of this year´s exchange with the Japanese Society of Physical Education and Sports Medicine, pages 18-19.

12th annual Congress in Jyväskylä 11-14 July 2007 Information, programme structure and more details on the upcoming ECSS Congress in Finland. See pages 20-24.

ECSS partnership Take advantage of the ECSS network and become a partner of the ECSS. Brochure with contact details on page 25.

Membership form Fill out the membership form on page 26 and become part of the College.

Imprint Contact information on page 27.

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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT Dear ECSS members,

With the first year of my presidency over I would like to draw a line and see how far we have come and whether we lived up to our task plan we set ourselves last year at the Belgrade 10th anniversary Congress.

Finance

Our idea was to establish a basis for sound financial planning for 2007. This has been achieved partly with Lucozade Sport Science Academy becoming Gold Partner of the ECSS for a three year period, Masterfoods remaining Founding Sponsor and Adidas joining as Bronze Partner. Further companies are currently negotiating with the ECSS.

EJSS

It was imperative to work on our journal the European Journal of Sport Science (EJSS) being indexed and listed. The review procedures have been finalised and a listing been accepted for Thomson Scientific (ISI) coverage from 2008. It will be indexed and abstracted in

- Sciences Citation Index Expanded (also known as SciSearch)

- Journal Citation Reports / Sciences Edition

- Focus On: Sports Science & Medicine

Position Statements

The intention to publish position statements in EJSS was realised this year in the Vol. 6 No. 1 Exercise & obesity Overtraining syndrome

Vol. 6 No. 2 Role of stretching exercises in sports Tendon overuse injury

Vol. 6 No. 3 Exercise and bone

Further position statements are in the pipeline and will be published in future issues.

Membership

Considering the dramatic increase in Congress participation, the aim was to bring the membership figures in line with these. For 2006 we have 1374 paid up members which is a strong increase from 2005 with 775 but is still behind the extreme high figure of Congress participation in 2006 Lausanne with 2.071. We thus want to work on improving membership services and encourage the sport scientific community to become members of the ECSS. This will partly be realised by an online sport science ECSS database comprising all the abstracts of the ECSS Congresses since 1996 with access free of charge for ECSS members and partly by identifying additional membership benefits.

President of the ECSS Erich Müller

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Congress participation

As mentioned the participation at this year´s Congress in Lausanne exceeded the 2.000 mark. This surpassed our expectations and promises to also provide Jyväskylä 2007 with an impressive attendance. A total of 63 countries participated which is also the highest number to date. However, it must be our aim to maintain an excellent scientific and social programme and to maintain the familiar community atmosphere which is the strength of the ECSS. Quantity cannot improve at cost of the quality! It will be the main objective not to increase participation figures but to guarantee the services and high quality of the Congresses.

Remaining goals:

The upcoming Congress in Jyväskylä from 11th - 14th July 2007 will provide the usual interdisciplinary scientific programme with top-level presentations divided into plenary sessions, invited symposia and thematic sessions. Also, affordable accommodation and registration fees will be provided as well as the traditional services including coffee breaks, lunches and social events free of additional charge. We hope to attract colleagues from all sport scientific disciplines and particularly from the Eastern European countries. With Ro-mania and Bulgaria becoming members of the EU in January 2007, we hope to welcome scientific colleagues from these countries.

The year after the Congress will go to Lisbon and a meeting with the local organising team is scheduled for 11th - 14th January with the ECSS Boards for the finalisation of the scientific programme. Within this meeting talks will also take place with the Oslo 2009 organisers. In terms of 2010 bids can still be submitted.

The positions President-Elect, General Secretary and Treasurer are elected for the term July 2007 - July 2009. A candidate proposal sheet is included in this News Bulletin. The positions will be determined by the majority of votes expressed by the ECSS members, who will receive an electronic ballot form.

On a more personal note I would like to express my sincere thanks to you for being part of the ECSS and encourage you to actively shape the future of our organisation.

With warm regards,

Erich Müller


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Elections 2005

The positions of President Elect, General Secretary and Treasurer are to be elected for the term July 2007- July 2009. Candidate proposals may be made by all ECSS members. ECSS membership is mandatory.

Current Board:

President: Erich Müller President Elect: Albert Gollhofer Past President: Michael Kjaer General Secretary: Hans Hoppeler Treasurer: Sigmund Loland

Please send candidate proposals to the ECSS Office:

Dr. Gerard King / ECSS Office / German Sport University Cologne / Carl-Diem-Weg 6 / 50933 Cologne / Germany / Fax: 0049 221 4982 7650 / [email protected]

Congresses

Future Congresses:

12th Congress 2007 Jyväskylä, Finland 11th-14th July, organised by Paavo Komi and his team. More detailed information can be obtained via the Congress website at: http://www.ecss2007.com 13th Congress 2008 Lisbon, Portugal 14th Congress 2009 Oslo, Norway

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Position Statements

Published position statements in the European Journal of Sport Science:

Vol. 6 No 1 Exercise & obesity Overtraining syndrome

Vol. 6 No 2 Role of stretching exercises in sports Tendon overuse injury

Vol. 6 No. 3 Exercise and bone

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ECSS Board Meetings

The next meeting of the ECSS Boards will be a joint meeting of the ECSS Executive Board, Scientific Board and the Lisbon 2008 Organising Committee. It will take place in Austria in January 2007. Main topics on the agenda are the scientific programme and organisation and logistics of the 2008 Congress is Estoril Portugal.

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Gold Partner

The Lucozade Sport Science Academy has become Gold Partner of the ECSS.

“The Lucozade Sport Science Academy (LSSA) is part of GlaxoSmithKline, who have a heritage of over 30 years of support for sport science and sports nutrition research. The LSSA works closely with sports men and women to deliver education, research and a high performance range of sports nutrition products. We also apply the highest possible standards of manufacturing to our products to ensure that they are rigorously tested for substances banned by the World Anti doping Agency (WADA)“. More information on the ECSS´ Sports Nutrition Partner at http://www.thelssa.com

ECSS membership

Membership invoices for the year 2007 have been sent electronically via e-mail. Payment is possible via Visa- and Mastercard as well as by bank transfer.

Membership fees:

Student Members: Euro 40,-- Regular Members: Euro 85,-- Fellows: Euro 100,-- Students developing countries: 30,-- Regular Members developing countries: Euro 55,-- Fellows developing countries: Euro 75,--

Membership benefits: Reduced registration fees at annual ECSS congresses Admission to the Young Investigators Award Free access to the European Journal of Sport Science electronically plus hard copy Yearly ECSS News Bulletin ECSS Newsletters, networking


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From July 2007 onward the positions of President Elect, General Secretary and Treasurer are elected by the ECSS Members.

Currently the following structure exists:

President: Erich Müller President Elect: Albert Gollhofer Past President: Michael Kjaer General Secretary: Hans Hoppeler Treasurer: Sigmund Loland

Candidates may run for re-election.

Please fill in the proposal sheet and send it to the ECSS Office:

Dr. Gerard King ECSS Office Carl-Diem-Weg 6 50933 Cologne Germany Phone: +49 221 4982 7640 Fax: +49 221 4982 7650 E-mail: [email protected]

Candidate proposals

President Elect Last name, first name

Institution, contact

General Secretary Last name, first name


Treasurer Last name, first name



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CALL FOR BIDDERS Proposal to host an Annual Congress of the ECSS from 2010 onwards

Please fill in the proposal sheet and send it to the ECSS Office:


Proposal to host an ECSS Congress

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Institution

Address

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You will be notified regarding the guidelines and sent additional information following your submission of the proposal.


CALL FOR PAPERS

The European Journal of Sport Science

Some facts:

Issued by the ECSS since 2001

Free subscription for ECSS members, quarterly, electronic & hard copy

Peer reviewed, refereed scientific journal

Based on research and clinical experience

Covers the biological, behavioural and social sciences concerning sport science

Facilitates and enhances communication across all subdisciplines

Full-color illustrations, video, animation and interactive software possible

Back issues availability online, keyword search

Editor in Chief Asker Jeukendrup

Please feel free to view the following link for more detailed information: http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/titles/17461391.asp

The ECSS invites you to submit a paper for publication.

Please send to:

Asker Jeukendrup University of Birmingham School of Sport and Exercise Sciences Edgbaston B15 2TT Birmingham United Kingdom E-mail: [email protected] Fax: +44 121 414 4121 Phone: +44 121 414 4124

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11th ANNIVERSARY CONGRESS LAUSANNE INSIDE STORY Inside account by the local organising team: Hans Hoppeler, Theres Fleury and Stephan Klossner

The ECSS 2006 Lausanne Congress is a thing of the past… let us review this event from the perspective of the Local Organising Committee.

Scientifically speaking this year´s ECSS Congress offered a wide range of topics and sessions. Apart from 4 Plenary Sessions and the 50 Invited Ses-sions 50 Thematic Session comprised 1.552 submitted abstracts. The sessions were supplemented by 1.144 poster presentations scheduled for three days of the Congress. Altogether a record 2.073 persons from 63 countries attended.

Apart from these impressing figures single memories remain such as the throngs of persons registering at the registration desk or the rare moments when we were able to visit a scientific session. With the dimension of the Congress, there were of course also problems to be solved and thousands of e-mails to be answered and written. The shouldering of this immense task was largely due to the excellent teamwork between the Local Organising Committee and the ECSS Office in Cologne. Very early on, the course was set in terms of successful organisation and planning. At this time we would like to thank all involved for their invaluable work (Erich Müller, Gerard King, Elias Tsolakidis, Dana Jung etc.) for the extreme positive working atmosphere. The combination of the local organiser´s dedication in organising such an event and the professionalism of the ECSS did wonders to take things forward. Our thanks also goes to three universities namely the University of Lausan-ne, Ecole Polytechnique and the University of Bern without whose support the staff and financial challenges could not have been overcome.

Lausanne as the Olympic capital left nothing to be desired as host city. Free access to the Olympic Museum was granted to all participants and with its beautiful location on lake Geneve bordered by vineyards, the social programme was a real treat. Something the participants will probably not forget was the thunderstorm on the day of the opening ceremony, which even paralysed public transport for a short time. In spite of the variety of possibilities of experiencing the mountains, lakes, vineyards and other sights of Lausanne and Switzerland, most participants consequently visited the sessions to look at powerpoint presentations instead. This clearly speaks for the scientific quality of the ECSS Congress.

The social events will always remain a long-lasting memory. Apart from the ECSS party after the gala dinner the dance and theatre performance (Béjart) and the theatre Barnabé were outstanding events.

When after a busy and strenuous working week, we finally returned to our own "normal lives" and flats, we could not suppress a melancholic feeling in spite of all the work. It felt like the ending of spectacular holidays with a return journey home to normality. The Congress was a wonderful event and an unforgettable experience!

Stephan Klossner, Theres Fleury, Hans Hoppeler

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11th annual Congress of the ECSS Lausanne 5-8 July 2006

Attendance 2.073 participants from 63 nations

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TOTAL number of countries: 63 TOTAL number of participants: 2.071

AFGHANISTAN ALBANIA ARGENTINA AUSTRALIA AUSTRIA BELGIUM BOSNIA & HERZ. BRASIL BULGARIA CANADA CHINA CROATIA CYPRUS CZECH REPUBLIC DENMARK EGYPT ESTONIA FINLAND FRANCE GERMANY GREECE GUATEMALA HONG KONG HUNGARY ICELAND IRAN IRELAND ISRAEL ITALY JAPAN KAZAKHSTAN LATVIA LICHTENSTEIN

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Packing of Congress Bags (above) and the registration material ready for distribution (below).

Part of the exhibition including ECSS´ Gold Partner Lucozade Sport Science Academy (left).

Preparation of the envelopes for the registration by the volunteers.

The registration has begun for more than 2.000 participants.

Main Plenary hall, all is set for the opening ceremony featuring traditional Swiss bellringing.

The debated poster sessions in full swing. In total close to 1.200 posters were presented.


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Sport scientists from the German Sport University Cologne taking a time out in between sessions.

Presidents talk - Erich Müller discusses with Jacques Rogge after the opening ceremony.

Tom Reilly and Romain Meeusen enjoying a talk with next year´s Congress President Paavo Komi.

Closing banquet offering traditional Swiss food specialities from all regions.

Calory expenditure after consumption of the Swiss specialities.

Winners of the Young investigators Award plus ECSS Board members.


Mette Hansen - Denmark EFFECT OF ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES ON PATELLAR TENDON COLLAGEN SYNTHESIS AT REST AND IN RESPONSE TO EXERCISE

PERSONAL: Born 9th June 1975 in Randers, Denmark. ACADEMIC REPORT: Master degree in Human Nutrition January 2003 Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, Copenhagen, bachelor in Sport and Health June 1999 University of Southern Denmark, Odense, PhD studentship Danish Rheumatism Association since Sept. 2004. EMPLOYMENT: Since September 2004 PhD student at Institute of Sports Medicine, Bispebjerg Hospital, Copenhagen. RESEARCH INTERESTS: Human physiology especially protein metabolism. Effects of optimizing physical training and nutrition to increase performance and prevent diseases.

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James Morton - United Kingdom TIME-COURSE AND DIFFERENTIAL EXPRESSION OF HEAT SHOCK PROTEINS IN HUMAN SKELETAL MUSCLE FOLLOWING NON-DAMAGING TREADMILL EXERCISE: IS HEAT A MECHANISM OF ACTIVATION?

PERSONAL: Born 2nd May 1978 in Devon, England. ACADEMIC REPORT: PhD degree obtained in September 2004 at the Faculty of Sciences, Department of Sports Science, Liverpool John Moores University, UK. PhD studentship from the British Heart Foundation. EMPLOYMENT: Post-doctoral fellow at Liverpool John Moores University, UK and Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York, USA. RESEARCH INTERESTS: Cardiac stem cell regenerative potential in the heart. The adaptation and regenerative potential of the heart in response to exercise.

Christian Leukel - Germany INFLUENCE OF ENHANCED VISUAL FEEDBACK ON POSTURAL CONTROL AND SPINAL REFLEX MODULATION

PERSONAL: Born 5th March 1980 in Donaueschingen, Germany. ACADEMIC REPORT: Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree obtained in December 2005 at the Department of Sport Science, University of Freiburg, Germany. EMPLOYMENT: Research assistant and Master student at the Department of Sport Science, University of Freiburg, Germany. RESEARCH INTERESTS: Neural organization of human movement: Investigation of task and training related adaptations.

Lida Mademli - Germany AGE RELATED EFFECTS OF SUBMAXIMAL FATIGUE ON THE MUSCLES´NEUROMECHANICAL PROPERTIES AND ON THE POSTURAL STABILITY AFTER FORWARD FALLS

PERSONAL: Born 22nd April 1979 in Thessaloniki, Greece. Academic Report: June 2002: Diploma in physical education and sport science with a first- class honour degree at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece. Employment: October 2002-present: PhD student at the Institute of Biomechanics and Orthopaedics, German Sport University Cologne, Germany. PhD studentship from the post graduated college of the Sport University Cologne. Research Interests: Muscle mechanics, aging, neuromechanical effects of fatigue, prevention of falls in aging.

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Nicole Prommer - Germany TOTAL HAEMOGLOBIN MASS - A PROMISING PARAMETER TO DETECT BLOOD MANIPULATION?

PERSONAL: Born 10th September 1976 in Yokohama, Japan. ACADEMIC REPORT: 2001: Masters degree in Sports Management at the University of Bayreuth, Germany. 2004: PhD degree obtained at the Department of Sports Medicine / Sports Physiology, University of Bayreuth. EMPLOYMENT: Research Associate at the Department of Sports Medicine / Physiology at the University of Bayreuth. RESEARCH INTERESTS: Blood and performance in endurance sports.

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YOUNG INVESTIGATORS AWARD 2006 WINNERS OF THE POSTER PRESENTATIONS

Anastasiya Druzhevskaya - Russia ASSOCIATION OF ACTN3 GENOTYPE WITH PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE AND RESPONSE TO POWER TRAINING

PERSONAL: Born 5th December 1982 in Saint-Petersburg, Russia. ACADEMIC REPORT: Masters degree obtained in June 2006 at the Faculty of Medical Physics and Bioengineering, St.-Petersburg State Polytechnical University. EMPLOYMENT: PhD student at the Department of Sport Biochemistry of the St.-Petersburg Re-search Institute of Physical Culture. RESEARCH INTERESTS: The associations of gene polymorphisms with athletic performance, muscle fibre composition, muscle hypertrophy and other muscle characteristics.

Chris Shaw - United Kingdom AN INVESTIGATION OF EXERCISE AND INSULIN-INDUCED OPENING OF MUSCLE CAPILLARIES USING NIRS

PERSONAL: Born 7th March 1982, Blackburn, England. ACADEMIC REPORT: Bache-lors degree in Sport and Exercise Science in July 2003, University of Birmingham, UK. EMPLOYMENT: PhD Student, School of Sport and Exercise Sciences, University of Birmingham, UK. RESEARCH INTERESTS: Mechanisms leading to the development of insulin resistance and improvements in insulin sensitivity with exercise.

Harri Piitulainen - Finland SARCOLEMMAL EXCITABILITY AFTER ECCENTRIC EXERCISE IN MAN

PERSONAL: Born 27th January 1979 in Kuhmo, Finland. ACADEMIC REPORT: 2006 Master degree in Sport Sciences from the University of Jyväskylä, Department of Biology of Physical Activity. EMPLOYMENT: PhD student at the Department of Biology of Physical Activity. RESEARCH INTERESTS: Adaptation of muscle cell membrane to physical stress.

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YOUNG INVESTIGATORS AWARD 2006 EQUAL FIFTH ORAL AND POSTER PRESENTATIONS Oral Presentations

Mads Kongsgaard - Denmark SPECIFIC PATELLAR TENDON HYPERTROPHY FOLLOWING RESISTANCE TRAINING

University of Copenhagen, Denmark

René Koopman - The Netherlands CO-INGESTION OF PROTEIN AND LEUCINE STIMULATES MUSCLE PROTEIN SYNTHESIS IN YOUNG AND ELDERLY MEN

University of Maastricht, The Netherlands

Sandra Kreuzer - Germany EFFECTS OF WHOLE BODY ELECTRO STIMULATION TRAINING AND TRADITIONAL STRENGTH TRAINING ON VARIOUS STRENGHT AND BLOOD PARAMETER IN JUVENILE ELITE WATER POLO PLAYERS

German Sport University Cologne, Germany

Vincent Martin - France NEURAL FACTORS MAY NOT ACCOUNT FOR THE ACUTE ADAPTATION TO REPEATED DAMAGING STRETCH-SHORTENING CYCLE EXERCISES

University of d`Evry, France

Trent Stellingwerff - The Netherlands GREATER LEG LACTATE EFFLUX VERSUS PYRUVATE EFFLUX DURING STEADY-STATE CYCLING IN BOTH NORMOXIC AND HYPEROXIC CONDITIONS

University of Maastricht, The Netherlands

Roel Vaeyens - Belgium VISUAL SEARCH STRATEGY AND DECISION-MAKING SKILL IN YOUTH SOCCER: A CONSTRAINTS-BASED APPROACH

University of Ghent, Belgium

Poster Presentations

Vera Brümmer - Germany “BRAINS IN SPACE I" - EFFECTS OF STRESS ON SENSORIMOTOR ADAPTATION

German Sport University Cologne, Germany

Alessandra de Perini - Italy REACTIVE OXYGEN SPECIES DETERMINE SKELETAL MYOBLAST ADAPTATION TO OXIDATIVE STRESS THROUGH NFKB ACTIVATION AND EXPRESSION OF PROTEIN INVOLVED IN CELL SURVIVAL AND DNA REPAIR

University Institute of Movement Sciences, Italy

Colin Farr - United Kingdom IS PEAK OXYGEN UPTAKE ASSOCIATED WITH MICROVASCULAR FUNCTION IN 9-10 YEAR OLD CHILDREN

University of Exeter, United Kingdom

Neri Mercatelli - Italy AUTOCRINE ROLE OF VASCULAR ENDOTHELIAL GROWTH FACTOR IN PROTECTING SKELETAL MUSCLE CELLS FROM CELL DEATH INDUCED BY OXIDATIVE STRESS AND SIMULATED HYPOXIA

Tor Vergata University, Italy

Lex Verdijk - The Netherlands AGE RELATED DIFFERENCES IN FIBER TYPE SPECIFIC SATELLITE CELL CONTENT

Maastricht University, The Netherlands

Eric Zijlstra - United Kingdom MATHEMATICAL MODELLING OF TRANSCAPILLARY INSULIN TRANSPORT

University of Birmingham, United Kingdom


Sylvie Chartron Scientific Affairs Manager Masterfoods (Mars, Incorporated)

Masterfoods always at the front of the scene of physical activity

Masterfoods was a pioneer in promoting physical activity since 1964 with the Tour de Flandres. From the sponsoring of Olympic Games, soccer cups, athletics championships to the promotion of health benefits of physical activity for all.

Masterfoods organised consensus conferences from 1990 to 1996 in the area of sport and nutrition and their proceedings are still the reference in this area.

Since 1995, Masterfoods has been the founding sponsor of the European College of Sport Science and has helped inaugurate the Young Investigators Award (10 best posters and 10 best oral presentations during the annual congress) and endowed this prestigous award with prize money.

Apart from this "visible" activity, Masterfoods supports and is involved in scientific research projects in Universities and research institutes around the world, and is an active participant in promoting physical activity and healthier lifestyle.

A few examples are listed below:

In France the company supports several research projects on the role of physical activity for health - ICAPS: 4 years intervention study involving 1.000 school children in 8 colleagues around Strasbourg. - Leisure time and occupational physical activity in relation to cardiovascular risk factors (article published in Public Health Nutrition, Volume 9, Number 6, September 2006).

Masterfoods started up an association, “Prêt à Bouger = Ready to move” to initiate physical activity and facilitate access for children from low social economic districts: 100 centres in 2005 Ile de France, Orleans, Strasbourg = 15.000 teenagers (outside the sport associations and the schools).

The Netherlands - Get Up! Vending machine branding communication + workshops to promote activity. - LEKKER BUITEN SPELEN campaign “Jantje Beton”, and Jetix Tv channel to encourage young kids to play (actively) outside. Masterfoods funds and installs playgrounds for kids.

Belgium Since 2001, Masterfoods has been partner of several sport federations (BVLO, AFFESS, AES, ULB Sport) to set up yearly programmes on healthy lifestyle combining physical activity and balanced diet for children aged 8-14 during summer holidays. (15.000 trainers – 150.000 children involved each year).

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Spain July 06: Encourage teamwork & sport for women: Sponsorship of “Copa del Rey” Sail Regata in Palma.

Czech Republic Introduction of new vending machines promoting physical activity. Together with the food industry, Masterfoods supports local research on eating habits and physical exercise and supports the educational programme of Ministry of Health on initiation and support of physical activity "Prijmi a vydej" as well as various local physical activity events (local soccer club, sport competitions).

Slovakia Masterfoods is part of Food industry Trade Association's educational spots (on Slovak TV) promoting physical activity.

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Of course Masterfoods will be present in Jyväskylä next July but, in the meantime, if you want more information about the above activities, please contact Dr. Sylvie Chartron at: [email protected]

Best wishes,

Sylvie Chartron


JSPFSM REPORT The 61st annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Physical Fitness and Sports Medicine (JSFPSM) hosted the 9th international exchange of the ECSS and the JSPFSM in Kobe, Japan.

After being invited to present at the 61st meeting of the Japanese Society of Physical Fitness and Sports Medicine, it is safe to say I had mixed emotions. On the one hand I was extremely excited and honoured to be representing ECSS whilst on the other, I was as equally nervous about the prospect of travelling such a long distance on my own. Indeed, I am a little bit embarrassed to say that I actually emailed Prof Katsumura two days before detailing my concerns! Are the airport and bus stations well sign-posted? Do you think the people will understand me ok? I need not have worried though. Despite my strong Belfast accent, I managed to make it safely to Japan in one piece!

The 12 hour flight to Japan from Paris was my first experience of a long haul flight. I had been warned by the chronobiologists in my department (Prof. Jim Waterhouse) of some of the difficulties I may face. Of course, as a young and perhaps naive PhD student, I thought I would be fine. I kept my watch on British time to monitor exactly where I was. Despite my precautionary approach, at only 3 hours into the flight (5 pm British time) the atmosphere became a little dark. This appeared to signal the release of melatonin making me a little sleepy. Was it bedtime already?! A few hours later (11 pm British time), it suddenly became morning. I finally arrived in Kansai International Airport at 8 am Japanese time (12 30 am British time) on what was a baking hot Saturday morning. My body clock appeared to be 'all over the place', to say the least!

A few hours later, I finally checked in at the Portopia Hotel and yes you've guessed it, I went straight to bed! I was greeted by Prof Katsumura and his colleagues later that evening who subsequently took Mette and I to a restaurant in the centre of Kobe for a traditional Japanese dinner. After initially removing our shoes prior to taking seat at the dining table, I can honestly say that I was treated to the most unusual but yet fascinating array of cuisine, both cooked and uncooked! The delivery of dishes to the table appeared to be never ending but more importantly, I also thoroughly enjoyed the company and conversations which we shared. Upon arrival back to the hotel, it is perhaps unsurprising to say that I was not ready for bed. I therefore ventured to the hotel bar and after initially being mistaken for an 'actor' by a few of the customers, I took seat at the bar! The Japanese people were fantastic to me, treating me to various drinks and indeed we were soon sharing a song together. The 'Jetlag' was still taking its toll, however, and in fact I could not

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Far right Professor Toshhito Katsumura, third right Mette Hansen, fifth right James Morton

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Unfortunately, this set the tone for the majority of my stay in Japan, sleeping by day and waking at night.

On the day of my presentation, I surprisingly had little nerves. Perhaps after presenting in, what was at times, the intense environment of Lausanne I have now become conditioned to 'stage fright'. I must give a special thank you, however, to the organisers of the International session as they were particularly effective in creating a relaxed environment. There were seven presentations in the session, five from Japanese delegates followed by myself and finally, Mette. I deliberately tried to speak as slow as I could so as to overcome both the language and accent barrier. I think I managed to achieve this as my presentation was well received. As usual, Mette gave an excellent presentation and she also received many questions.

The same evening, Prof Katsumura and his colleagues again treated Mette and I to another fantastic Japanese meal. This one began a little stranger though as the particularly appetising fish on my plate soon appeared to give its last 'breath' of life. At least I was getting the freshest of cuisine! Like the first meal, I thoroughly enjoyed the many dishes that I was treated to and we shared many moments of laughter over my reaction when the fish appeared to be still swimming on my plate! I must also say how much I enjoyed the company of Miss Chihoko Ueda, a post-doctoral researcher at the University of Tokyo. Chihoko had presented some research earlier that day regarding data she had collected at Loughborough University in the UK.

As my time in Japan drew to a close, I began to reflect on my experiences in Kobe. Japanese people are fantastic. They are some of the kindest and warmest people I have ever met. I will never forget the hospitality I was shown by Prof Katsumura and his colleagues during my stay. I only hope that they will one day travel to Liverpool so that I can return these acts of kindness. I will also be eternally grateful to the many customers in the hotel bar on my opening night who made me feel particularly welcome. I would also like to take this opportunity to say how much I enjoyed Mette's company during my stay. I believe that she has a fantastic career ahead of her and I hope that we will remain in contact, not just as colleagues but also as friends.

I guess I have come to realise that this is one of the many fantastic benefits of science. We get to travel the world and meet people who share not only similar academic obsessions but who are also wonderful people. I arrived back in Liverpool 9 pm on Wednesday night and had 3 lectures to give to undergraduate students the next day, the first one at 9 am! All in all, I had a great experience in Japan and I definitely recommend it to the future winners of the Young Investigator Award. A word of warning though: be prepared to battle the Jetlag!

James Morton


12th ECSS CONGRESS

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Join us for the next ECSS Congress


12th ECSS CONGRESS

Jyväskylä 11th-14th July 2007

Location: ECSS-Jyväskylä 2007 will take place in Jyväskylä Finland. During the congress the city of Jyväskylä and its surroundings reflect the beauty of the Finnish summer in its many ways. Thus ECSS-Jyväskylä 2007 promises to be a success both professionally and socially.

All major European airlines have regular flights to Helsinki from many significant cities in Europe, as well as from many overseas destinations.

Jyväskylä, located 270 km north of Helsinki, is easily accessible. The city is served by air, rail and road connections. There are several daily flights between the capital and Jyväskylä and the flight time is only 40 minutes. Jyväskylä Airport is located 20 km (20 minutes) from the city centre.

Train schedule: http://www.vr.fi Bus: http://www.matkahuolto.fi

Congress Venue: Jyväskylä (Finland) is proud to organise the 12th ECSS annual congress. This congress will be held in the modern congress and trade centre, Jyväskylä Paviljonki, expanded considerably since the year 2000, when the 5th ECSS Congress was organised. This modern centre is centrally located within the city, which allows easy access to a wide variety of hotels, shops and restaurants.

All further Congress information at: http://www.ecss2007.com and http://www.ecss.de

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The Scientific Programme will focus on four main areas of sport science and related sciences:

Natural Science

Social Sciences, Humanities

Sports Medicine

Interdisciplinary Sports

The scientific programme will cover the entire spectrum of sport sciences. The Thematic Sessions topics will be complemented by 36 invited symposia and 4 plenary sessions.

In the plenary sessions the keynote speakers and a chairperson will give an overview of the current knowledge in the particular topic. The plenary sessions will be followed by invited parallel symposia on more specific themes. The thematic sessions (both oral and poster) will cover the majority of congress presentations. It is expected that the total number of papers will be approximately 1.500. Thus the scientific programme reflects the actual state of the art in Sport Sciences.

A time slot will be reserved for debated poster presentations.

Plenaries:

Why exercise? What have we learned since 2000?

Genes and stem cells; relevance to sport and health sciences?

Motor control and/or motor learning?

Health-enhancing physical activity (HEPA)

Invited Symposia:

Biomedical Sciences

Autonomic regulation of cardiovascular function: Is sport and physical activity something specific?

Obesity, diabetes and exercise: Molecular mechanisms

Myofibre remodelling: Is muscle damage really a prerequisite for it?

Effect of exercise therapy in physiotherapy

Exercise therapy in chronic diseases

Tendon Injuries

The consensus statement report heart disease and training

Diet & exercise: high fat vs. high carb.


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High-Tech in sport performance analysis

Performance in master athletes

Injuries in football

Running shoe: Loading characteristics and corrections

Physical performance in extreme conditions

Sports nutrition

Performance development concepts in elite youth training

Current issues in running, swimming, cycling

Neuromuscular

Motor unit recruitment revisited

Stiffness/ compliance of the muscle-tendon-complex: Neural and muscular aspects

Transcranial magnetic stimulation: How applicable it is to understand movement control?

Muscle activation during eccentric contractions

Muscle fatigue and task failure

Recent advancements in the mechanisms related to strength and power training

Social and Behavioural Sciences

Physical activity in longitudinal perspective: methods and results

Physical activity, sedentaryness and obesity among children and youth

Motivational climate in school physical education

Social and emotional learning in sport and exercise

Economics in sport

Sport concepts and ideologies from a historical perspective

Sport, identity and the use of performance enhancing drugs

Life-Span

Aging and functional performance: What are the real mechanisms?

Exercise and osteoporosis: What have we learned since 2000?

Biology of articular cartilage in health and exercise

From rehabilitation to adapted physical activity

Sarcopenia and hypertrophy: Mechanisms and strategies


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PROGRAMME STRUCTURE JYVÄSKYLÄ 2007

Wednesday 11 July

10.00 Arrivals & Registration

16.00-17.30 Symposia & Thematic Session

17.40-18.55 Plenary Session I

18.55-19.15 Coffee Break

19.15 Opening Ceremony & Reception

Thursday 12 July

Symposia & Thematic Sessions

Friday 13 July


Saturday 14 July


Sunday 15 July

Excursions

Departure

Debated Poster Presentations

L u n c h B r e a k

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12.00- 13.15

13.15- 14.15

15.15- 16.45

16.45- 17.15

17.15- 18.45

10.00- 11.30

11.30- 12.00

14.15- 15.15

Congress topics of the thematic sessions:

Adapted Physical Activity Aging Biochemistry & Endocrinology Biomechanics Cardiology Chronic Disease & Exercise Coaching & Performance Environmental Physiology Ergometry & Testing Ergonomics Exercise & Mental Health Genetics & Molecular Biology Growth & Development

Hematology & Immunology Kinanthropometry Management & Sport Law Motor Control & Learning Nutrition & Exercise Physical Activity, Health & Fitness Physiology Rehabilitation & Physiotherapy Teaching and Teacher Training Sport and Values Sport, History & Culture Sports Medicine Sport Pedagogy

Sport Philosophy Sport Politics Objective Evaluation Sport Psychology Sport Sociology Sport System Sport Traumatology

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Awards

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