The World Congress on Science and Soccer 4.0 (or 2014) has released some news on its website (http://wordpress.up.edu/wcss2014usa/).
It will be the first time that the conference will be held in the US at Portland (OR) from 5th – 7th of July.
In case coaches want to visit, here are the confirmed key speakers (as of October):
- Plenary Speaker: Rasmus Ankersen, author of The Gold Mine Effect: Crack the - Secrets of High Performance
- Managing Training Load: Aaron Coutts, University of Technology Sydney
- Soccer Nutrition: James Morton, Liverpool John Moores University
- Soccer and Health: Peter Krustrup, University of Exeter
- Match Analysis: Chris Carling, LOSC Lille Métropole Football Club
- Recovery From Training/Matches: Shona Halson, Australian Institute of Sport
- Sport Psychology: Gier Jordet, Norwegian School of Sport Sciences
- Youth Specific Training Model: Martin Bucheit, Alberto Mendez-Villanueva, Aspire Academy
- Athletic Skills Development and Soccer: Jan Willem Teunissen, Ajax Youth Academy/Geert Savelsbergh, University of Amsterdam
- Soccer Biomechanics: Hiro (Hiroyuki) Nunome, Nagoya University/Ewald Hennig, University of Duisburg-Essen
- The Numbers Game: Why Everything You Know about Soccer is Wrong. Christopher Anderson, Cornell University
- Match Analysis: Ben Knapper, Lead Performance Arsenal FC
- Injury Prediction Model: Dave Tenney, Head Fitness Coach and Sport Scientist Seattle Sounders
Content of the conference will consist of:
- training and testing
- performance/match analysis
- women’s soccer
- sport psychology
- talent identification
- youth development
- injury prevention
- biomechanics
- soccer and health
- Lab to Field Sessions:
- Speed and Agility for Soccer Athletes
- Managing Training Load During the College Soccer Season
- Strength Training for the Soccer Athlete
In case someone wants to participate with a presentation or poster here are the deadlines:
Nov. 1, 2013: Abstract Submission Opens
Jan. 20, 2014: Abstract Submission Closes
Jan. 1, 2014: Registration Opens
Mar. 1, 2014: Abstract Decisions Made
Mar. 25, 2014: Early Registration Ends
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