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INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC ACADEMY 7th JOINT - IOA

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The ISSEP was established in 1997 within the Faculty of Social<br />

and Politic Sciences. Its two main missions are to train teachers of<br />

physical education and to develop research in sport sciences.<br />

The studies at the ISSEP allow giving licence with specializations<br />

in:<br />

� teaching physical education<br />

� sport management<br />

� training and performance<br />

� adapted physical activities<br />

� communication<br />

Currently, the ISSEP focuses on four main topics of research:<br />

a) Science of movement and motor learning<br />

Nervous and mental mechanics that are at the basis of the capacity<br />

of perception and the management of the space (how we integrate<br />

various information in a space representation), the effect of the ageing<br />

process on this part of memory, and how (with which kind of practice)<br />

we could maintain this capacity.<br />

b) Scientific approach of training and performance<br />

Physiology, biomechanics (increase of performance in vertical<br />

jump and run speed after using special shoes), bioenergetics of the<br />

locomotion, psychology (tests developed in order to define clearly the<br />

needs in personal training and coaching for high level athletes) and<br />

nutrition.<br />

c) Physical education, prevention and health<br />

Development of teaching programs for the mobility (with the basis<br />

of neurophysiology) and projects for adapted physical activities in the<br />

domain of ageing process.<br />

d) Social, economic and politic issues of physical activities<br />

Epidemiology of accidents at school, advantages to be left-handed<br />

in tennis, etc.<br />

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