8 – 8.45

KEYNOTE LECTURE (Tromsøsalen, Radisson SAS Hotel Tromsø)

Tim Hewett (USA): Coupled biomechanical – epidemiological strategies for preventing ACL injuries: connecting the body’s core to injury at the knee

 

9.00-12.00

 

SESSION A (Tromsøsalen, Radisson SAS Hotel Tromsø)

Game, set, and match –prevention of tennis injuries

Chair: Per Renström (Sweden)

9.00-9.15 Babette Pluim (Netherlands): What is the extent of the problem and what risk factors have been identified?

9.15-9.30 Todd Ellenbecker (USA): USTA High Performance Profile

9.30-9.45 Anna Frohm (Sweden): Prevention of patellar tendinopathy

9.45-10.00 Angel Ruiz-Cotorro (Spain): Prevention of spondylolysis in young tennis players – the Spanish experience

10.00-10.15 Michael Turner (UK): Prevention of spondylolysis in young tennis players – the English experience

10.15-10.45 Coffee break

10.45-11.00 Todd Ellenbecker (USA): Preventative shoulder exercises

11.00-11.15 Maarten Moen (Netherlands):Prevention of stress fractures/reactions in the lower extremity

11.15-11.30 Christian Swier (Netherlands): Stability exercise for the prevention of groin injuries

11.30-12.00 All: Panel discussion - will chronic injuries remain a chronic problem in tennis?

 

SESSION B (Rica Hall 1, Rica Ishavshotel)

Influencing government policy development for sports injury prevention

Chairs: Willem van Mechelen (Netherlands)

9.00-9.20 John Orchard (Australia): Introduction - the importance of data and why is it so important that we influence government policy for sports safety?

9.20-9.40 Simon Gianotti (New Zealand): Influencing government polices that impact on sport injury prevention - the implementation of the New Zealand Injury Prevention Strategy

9.40-10.00 Toomas Timpka (Sweden): Policies for safety in youth sports, an international perspective

10.00-10.30 Coffee break

10.30-10.50 Claude Goulet (Canada): Quebec governmental polices for sports safety: what they were, what they are, and what works

10.50-11.10 Lars Engebretsen (Norway): Obtaining government support for preventive research in sport injuries and the implementation of this research in Norway

11.10-11.30 Willem van Mechelen (Netherlands): Discussant and sports injury prevention. Who is responsible - the ‘Nanny State’ or the individual?

11.30-12.00 All: Panel discussion

 

SESSION C (Rica Hall 2, Rica Ishavshotel)

Studying sports injury mechanisms - from the field to the laboratory

Chair: Andrew McIntosh (Australia)

9.00-9.05 Andrew McIntosh (Australia): Introduction - the importance of understanding injury mechanisms

9.05-9.15 Paul McCrory (Australia): Studying sports injury phenomena - clinical perspective

9.15-9.25 Paul McCrory (Australia): What coaches, players and athletes report about injury mechanisms

9.25-9.40 Ken Quarrie (New Zealand): Playing situation & behaviour - match analysis using video

9.40-9.55 Thor Einar Andersen (Norway): Translation of player situation & behaviour analysis to football

9.55-10.25 Coffee break

10.25-10.40 Trevor Savage (Australia): Gross biomechanical description of injury situations

10.40-10.55 Tron Krosshaug (Norway): Local analysis of injury mechanisms - from incident analysis using video to lab studies

10.55-11.10 James Slauterbeck (USA): Laboratory studies of injury mechanisms - in vivo and in vitro

11.10-11.25 Bertrand Fréchède (Australia): Computer simulations of injury mechanisms

11.25-11.40 Andrew McIntosh (Australia): Linking injury mechanism studies with interventions to prevent injury

11.40-12.00 All: Panel discussion

 

SESSION D (Sydspissen, Radisson SAS Hotel Tromsø)

Workshops

9.00-9.50 R Bahr (Norway), R Dick (USA), C Fuller (Chair, England), W Meeuwisse (Canada): Recurrent injuries: How to define them and how to record them (#O)

10.00-10.50 R Dick (USA), J Dvorak (chair, Switzerland), A Junge (Switzerland): How to conduct an injury surveillance program I (#P)

11.00-11.50 JM Alonso (Spain), R Dick (chair, USA), M Mountjoy (Canada), P Renström (Sweden): How to conduct an injury surveillance program II (#Q)

 

13.00-15.00

 

SESSION A (Tromsøsalen, Radisson SAS Hotel Tromsø)

Implementing training programs targeted to improve performance and prevent injury in team sports - successes, perils, pitfalls and politics

Chair: Jiri Dvorak (Switzerland)

13.00-13.30 Jiri Dvorak (Switzerland): Introduction: overview of implementing training programs targeted to improve performance and prevent injury in team sports

13.30-13.50 Geoffrey Verrall (Australia): Australian football

13.50-14.10 Thor Einar Andersen (Norway): Soccer

14.10-14.30 James Moriarty (USA): American football

14.30-15.00 All: Panel discussion

 

SESSION B (Rica Hall 1, Rica Ishavshotel)

ACL injury paradigm: ACL biology and its relationship to injury and prevention

Chair: James Slauterbeck (USA)

13.00-13.10 James Slauterbeck (USA): Introduction of an “ACL Injury Paradigm” and its relationship to prevention

13.10-13.30 Javad Hashemi (USA): ACL geometry, property, and morphology – a sex-based assessment

13.30-13.50 Bruce Beynnon (USA): Load application to the knee and neuromuscular control

13.50-14.10 Dan Hardy (USA): Relationship of sex hormones, gene expression profiles, and ACL remodeling to ACL loading and failure

14.10-14.30 Jimmy Slauterbeck (USA): Where we need to go?

14.30-15.00 All: Panel discussion

 

SESSION C (Rica Hall 2, Rica Ishavshotel)

Epidemiology of injuries in Olympic sports

Chair: Dennis Caine (USA) & Melissa Schiff (USA)

13:00-13:15: Dennis Caine (USA): Gymnastics

13:15-13:30: Brian Benson (Canada): Ice Hockey

13:30-13:45: Tonje W Flørenes (Norway): Alpine Skiing

13:45-14:00: Willy Pieter (Malaysia): Taekwondo

14:00-14:15: Babette Pluim (Netherlands): Tennis

14:15-14:30: Evert Verhagen (Netherlands): Volleyball

14:30-14:45: Melissa Schiff (USA): Injury Prevention

14:45-15:00: All: Panel Discussion

 

SESSION D (Sydspissen, Radisson SAS Hotel Tromsø)

Workshops

13.00-13.50 S Gianotti (New Zealand), K Quarrie (New Zealand): RugbySmart (#R)

14.00-14.50 M Bizzini (co-chair, Switzerland), A Junge (co-chair, Switzerland), G Myklebust (co-chair, Norway): Basic and advanced version of an injury prevention program for amateur football players (#S)

 

15.30-17.30

 

SESSION A (Tromsøsalen, Radisson SAS Hotel Tromsø)

Mechanisms of hamstring muscle strain and implications for prevention

Chair: Geoffrey Verrall (Australia)

15.30-15.35 Geoffrey Verrall (Australia): Introduction: is the mechanism of injury relevant?

15.35-15.45 Thomas M. Best (USA): Kinematics of the hamstring muscles during sprinting

15.45-15.50 Geoffrey Verrall (Australia): Why is the biceps the most commonly injured hamstring muscle?

15.50-16.05 David Morgan (Australia): From the lab: the non-uniform sarcomere model of hamstring muscle strain injury

16.05-16.20 Geoffrey Verrall (Australia): From the field: the force/fatigue model of hamstring injury

16.20-16.35 Thomas M. Best (USA): The influence of inflammation on the healing pathway. Do the mechanisms matter?

16.35-16.50 Árni Árnason (Iceland): Does the mechanism of injury influence the prevention program

16.50-17.00 Geoffrey Verrall (Australia): Summary

17.00-17.30 All: Panel discussion – areas of agreement and disagreement for the mechanics of hamstring injuries and implication for prevention programs

 

SESSION B (Rica Hall 1, Rica Ishavshotel)

Adjustment for exposure to injury risks: considerations in the selection of controls, biomechanists vs. epidemiologists

Chair: Karim Khan (Canada)

15.30-15.35 Karim Khan (Canada): Introduction and setting rules of debate

15.35-15.50 Andrew McIntosh (Australia): Torquing with epidemiologists - a biomechanical perspective on case control studies

15.50-16.05 Brent Hagel (Canada): An epidemiologic perspective on selection of controls for etiologic studies of protective equipment use in the sport and recreation context

16.05-16.20 David Lloyd (Australia): Why does it break? Biomechanics has the answer!

16.20-16.35 Colin Fuller (UK): Epidemiology and biomechanics

16.35-16.50 Karim Khan (Canada): Questions/viewpoints from the floor

16.50-16.55 All: Summary statements on each side

16.55-17.00 Karim Khan (Canada): Voting and consensus!

 

SESSION C (Rica Hall 2, Rica Ishavshotel)Free communications

Chairs: John Orchard (Australia) & Tron Krosshaug (Norway)

15.30-15.40 G Myklebust, A Skjølberg, R Bahr (Norway): ACL injuries in female team handball players - national injury trends after the Norwegian injury prevention study (#42)

15.40-15.50 R Sasaki, Y Urabe, O Yamaguchi, Y Ueda, T Akimoto (Japan): Change of whole body reaction time by performing an ACL injury prevention program (#43)

15.50-16.00 MK Zebis, J Bencke, L Andersen, T Alkjær, P Magnusson, M Kjær, P Aagaard (Denmark): Neuromuscular training changes the timing of medial hamstring muscle activity during sidecutting in female elite soccer and handball players (#44)

16.00-16.10 Y Urabe, R Sasaki, A Miyazato, O Yamaguchi, Y Ueda, S Koshida (Japan): Effect of an ACL injury prevention program on decreasing ACL injury incidence: a three-year follow-up study (#45)

16.10-16.20 N Constantini, A Finestone, N Hod, I Hetsroni, O Mei-Dan, T Horn, I Shub, S Heinemann, G Mann (Israel): Stress fracture reduction by equipment modification in border police female fighter recruits – Part I (#46)

 

Chairs: John Bergfeld (USA) & Sandra Shultz (USA)

16.30-16.40 K Bartholomeeusen, R Meeusen, E Cumps (Belgium): Is the novice runner at risk? A prospective cohort study of running injuries during a 10-week supervised training program (#47)

16.40-16.50 M Collins, A September, J Cook, C Handley, L van der Merwe (South Africa/Australia): Variants within the COL5A1 gene are associated with chronic achilles tendinopathy in a second population (#48)

16.50-17.00 M Schwellnus, K Schwabe, R de Villiers, M Collins (South Africa): Achilles tendon morphology and blood flow changes following an Ironman triathlon: a prospective cohort study (#49)

17.00-17.10 M Yagishita, K Kitaoka (Japan): The effect of eccentric exercise on the injured patella tendon healing (#50)

17.10-17.20 I Buist, S Bredeweg (Netherlands): Incidence and risk factors of running-related injuries in female recreational runners (#52)

 

 

SESSION D (Sydspissen, Radisson SAS Hotel Tromsø)

Workshops

15.30-16.20 M Bizzini (Switzerland), T Hewett (USA), R Smith (USA), ML Voight (chair, USA): ACL injury prevention programs: How to implement and are they effective (#T)

16.30-17.20 C Ortega (chair, USA), G Zuest (USA): Efficient taping strategies to prevent injuries of the lower extremities (#U)

 

17.30 – 18.15

KEYNOTE LECTURE (Tromsøsalen, Radisson SAS Hotel Tromsø)

Colin Fuller (UK): Risk management in sports: prevention is better than cure

 

18.15 – 18.30

CLOSING CEREMONY (Tromsøsalen, Radisson SAS Hotel Tromsø)

 

 

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