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WEDNESDAY 21 OCTOBER PAPERS AT A GLANCE Time Session Title Presenter Room Paper Wednesday 21 October 1700-1800 Plenary Keynote Lessons learned in 30 years of Sports Medicine Dr Peter Brukner MacArthur’s Ballroom 1 Lessons learned in 30 years of Sports Medicine Peter Brukner OAM, MBBS, FACSP, FASMF • Professor of Sports Medicine, La Trobe University, Melbourne • Australian Cricket Team Doctor Thirty three years ago when I returned to Australia from a few years working in the UK, I wanted to pursue my interest in sports medicine. At the time, there was virtually no-one working in full time sports medicine practice, team doctors were very part time, there was no formal post-graduate qualification in sports medicine, and no way of distinguishing those with any experience in sports medicine from those with none. I started work in general practice, did the part time RACGP/ASMF course and gradually developed a sports medicine practice. Five years later I decided to try full time sports medicine and give it a go for 6 months. In the space of a few years a number of multi-disciplinary sports medicine centres were established, full time sports medicine practice became quite common, a College was formed to oversee training and qualifications in sports medicine, commitment as a team doctor in professional sport went from after hours to part time to full time, university positions were established, Olympic teams positions for sports doctors expanded dramatically, and the public became increasingly aware that there was a group of knowledgeable, experienced health professionals with expertise in sports medicine. In that time, there have been lots of lessons learned by myself and others and I would like to share some of those with you. 1 2 • 2015 ASICS Sports Medicine Australia Conference
THURSDAY 22 OCTOBER PAPERS AT A GLANCE Time Session Title Presenter Room Paper 0930-1030 Keynote Regulation of skeletal muscle blood flow and oxygen delivery Ylva Hellsten MacArthur’s Ballroom 1100-1230 Hamstring Symposium MacArthur’s Ballroom 2 & 3 2 3 1100-1230 Exercise Science 1 MacArthur’s Ballroom 1 Hyperventilation-induced respiratory alkalosis increases the number of repetitions to be able to perform during resistance training Akihiro Sakamoto 4 Cycling inhibits age-related decreases in muscle thickness of the lower extremities and maximum oxygen uptake Modeling lung function reveals serious errors in current methods of indirect calorimetry Hayao Ozaki 5 Robert Robergs 6 Effect of body composition on core temperature responses to post-exercise cold water immersion No difference in muscle damage between well-trained masters and young triathletes following regular intense endurance exercise Positive swim pacing improves subsequent sprint distance triathlon performance in well-trained athletes Ice ingestion improves cycling in hot, humid conditions with no change in energy expenditure or sweat response Jessica Stephens 7 Thomas Doering 8 Sam Wu 9 Matthew Zimmermann 10 Thursday 22 October Effect of velocity and familiarisation on reliability of isokinetic dynamometry in healthy adults: A test-retest reliability study Erin Nugent 11 1100-1230 Injury Prevention 2 Leicester Room Cricket Injury Prediction and Surveillence by Mobile Application Technology on Smartphones Toward a Concussion Assessment Tool in Snowsports: Is the balance assessment component of the SCAT reliable? Najeebullah Soomro Gordon Waddington 12 13 Is there an association between pre-season musculoskeletal screening tests and in-season lower limb injuries in Australian football players? Is higher serum cholesterol associated with altered Achilles tendon structure or Achilles tendon pain in the general population? A comparison of training days lost and injury type for male and female athletes competing at the 2010 Pan Pacific Masters Games Jacob Moresi 14 Benjamin Tilley 15 Ian Heazlewood 16 Sports injury surveillance at the Pan Pacific Masters Games 2008 to 2014 Mark Brown 17 Risk factors for hamstring injury: an updated systematic review and meta-analysis Tania Pizzari 18 Injuries can be Prevented in Contact Flag Football! Yonatan Kaplan 19 1100-1230 Physical Activity & Health Promotion 1 Romney Room Project Energise: The impact of real-time prompts on sedentary and physicallyactive work time in Australian office workers An online social networking physical activity intervention delivered via Facebook: a randomised controlled trial Engaging dads to increase physical activity and well-being in girls: The DADEE (Dads And Daughters Exercising and Empowered) RCT Improving health-related fitness in adolescents: the CrossFit Teens randomized controlled trial. Nicholas Gilson 20 Carol Maher 21 Philip Morgan 22 Narelle Eather 23 Supplement to Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport • 3
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independent factorial structure of
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adults we hypothesized that our cur
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adduction moment time points. Linea
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weekly mean and standard deviation,
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signaling molecules for adaptations
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isometric contractions are performe
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Methods: 10574 participants in the
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the nutritional intake of young and
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INDEX PLEASE NOTE: Each abstract ha
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