HIIT programming
'To measure is to know' in perspective: the important interaction between (the eye of) the coach and data-informed decision-making
This presentation aims to give an overview of how evidence-based practice and practice-based evidence are combined to guide decision-making within a national team setting. The current analytics flow will be explored with an open view on possibilities, challenges and current shortcomings, together with a discussion on the combination of (the eye of) the coach and data-informed decision-making from personal experiences as sport scientist and practioner.
How can thermography help football professionals to reduce injury incidence and improve return to play condition?
Infrared Thermography is a non-invasive technology that allows you to measure skin temperature by taking a picture: a fast, objective and easy way to quantify internal load. Used in different sectors for decades, Thermography has become more popular in the high performance field in recent years. This is thanks to the increasing number of scientific […]
Fitness and tactical/technical changes after SSGs in fooball
Presentation will cover the following topics: Aerobic effects of SSGs Effects on linear sprinting and change-of-direction Effects on vertical height jump Effects on repeated-sprint ability Effects on technical execution Combining SSG and other training methods SSG in untrained and clinical populations
Sprint Endurance in Football
Practical methods to increase hamstring robustness in elite football/soccer
Individual acceleration-speed profile in-situ: new testing approach for football players
Sprint performance and mechanics (force-velocity-power output) are key physical feature in football They are usually tested through maximal acceleration and speed tests, which might be challenging to schedule in real-life scenarios A novel approach, the « in-situ individual acceleration-speed profile » will remove this limitation by « testing the players without testing them
Impact of Covid-19 lockdown on Serie A players’ physical qualities and match running activities
During the 2019-20 competitive period, the Italian Serie A was stopped in an attempt to control the spread of the COVID-19 virus. For this unprecedented situation like millions of global citizens players were sent to mandatory home-isolation and they performed only home-based training sessions. The Covid-19 lockdown mainly affected some neuromuscular qualities of professional soccer […]
Team tactical and physical performance in small-sided games
Small-sided games are intended to replicate (parts of) the official match. Benefits of playing those training formats in practice is that physical, technical, and tactical capacities are simultaneously stressed. Usually, those small-sided games are modified in number of players, pitch size, or other playing rules to meet specific practice outcomes. This presentation will give an […]
Context is king when interpreting match physical performance
Football has now moved into the information age, or more precisely an advanced technology age and as such ‘hyper-niche’ knowledge is driving major changes in all areas of the game especially in match analytics. Context adds a narrative to match analysis data, and if we have a narrative around the numbers this aids translation […]
Training load management in elite football using SSG
The presentation aims to introduce some of the recent findings about training load management in elite football. Different soccer-specific drills such as small- or large-sided games (SSGs), positional drills, etc. are largely utilized to integrate technical, tactical, physical and psychological demands during training routines. Therefore, the SSGs intensity is a crucial feature for coaches and […]
Recovery from training loads in football: Are we getting colder?
Adaptations from training are dependent on the balance between exercise stimulus and recovery. In order to speed-up recovery, cold modalities have been widely used both in research and within team sports athletes. Although some studies support the acute benefits of cold modalities on recovery, some literature suggests that chronic use of such modalities can negatively […]
Conference Program
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You can check the lectures start hours in your time zone by selecting the most adequate location on the top right corner. The default time is for Europe (Rome).
Kitman Labs
'To measure is to know' in perspective: the important interaction between (the eye of) the coach and data-informed decision-making
This presentation aims to give an overview of how evidence-based practice and practice-based evidence are combined to guide decision-making within a national team setting. The current analytics flow will be explored with an open view on possibilities, challenges and current shortcomings, together with a discussion on the combination of (the eye of) the coach and data-informed decision-making from personal experiences as sport scientist and practioner.
Royal Belgian Football Association
How can thermography help football professionals to reduce injury incidence and improve return to play condition?
Infrared Thermography is a non-invasive technology that allows you to measure skin temperature by taking a picture: a fast, objective and easy way to quantify internal load. Used in different sectors for decades, Thermography has become more popular in the high performance field in recent years. This is thanks to the increasing number of scientific […]
ThermoHuman
Fitness and tactical/technical changes after SSGs in fooball
Presentation will cover the following topics: Aerobic effects of SSGs Effects on linear sprinting and change-of-direction Effects on vertical height jump Effects on repeated-sprint ability Effects on technical execution Combining SSG and other training methods SSG in untrained and clinical populations
Escola Superior de Desporto e Lazer de Melgaço (IPVC, Portugal)
Italian Football Association (FIGC)
Practical methods to increase hamstring robustness in elite football/soccer
Houston Dynamo
Individual acceleration-speed profile in-situ: new testing approach for football players
Sprint performance and mechanics (force-velocity-power output) are key physical feature in football They are usually tested through maximal acceleration and speed tests, which might be challenging to schedule in real-life scenarios A novel approach, the « in-situ individual acceleration-speed profile » will remove this limitation by « testing the players without testing them
University of Saint-Etienne (France)
Impact of Covid-19 lockdown on Serie A players’ physical qualities and match running activities
During the 2019-20 competitive period, the Italian Serie A was stopped in an attempt to control the spread of the COVID-19 virus. For this unprecedented situation like millions of global citizens players were sent to mandatory home-isolation and they performed only home-based training sessions. The Covid-19 lockdown mainly affected some neuromuscular qualities of professional soccer […]
MAPEI Sport Research Center
Team tactical and physical performance in small-sided games
Small-sided games are intended to replicate (parts of) the official match. Benefits of playing those training formats in practice is that physical, technical, and tactical capacities are simultaneously stressed. Usually, those small-sided games are modified in number of players, pitch size, or other playing rules to meet specific practice outcomes. This presentation will give an […]
Liverpool John Moores University (UK)
Context is king when interpreting match physical performance
Football has now moved into the information age, or more precisely an advanced technology age and as such ‘hyper-niche’ knowledge is driving major changes in all areas of the game especially in match analytics. Context adds a narrative to match analysis data, and if we have a narrative around the numbers this aids translation […]
LJM University
Training load management in elite football using SSG
The presentation aims to introduce some of the recent findings about training load management in elite football. Different soccer-specific drills such as small- or large-sided games (SSGs), positional drills, etc. are largely utilized to integrate technical, tactical, physical and psychological demands during training routines. Therefore, the SSGs intensity is a crucial feature for coaches and […]
University of Milan (Italy)
Recovery from training loads in football: Are we getting colder?
Adaptations from training are dependent on the balance between exercise stimulus and recovery. In order to speed-up recovery, cold modalities have been widely used both in research and within team sports athletes. Although some studies support the acute benefits of cold modalities on recovery, some literature suggests that chronic use of such modalities can negatively […]
Sporting Clube de Portugal