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Dear colleagues,
It is with great pleasure that I take this opportunity to invite you
to the second International Conference on Movement and Health,
scheduled to be held on September 15 - 18, 2001 in Olomouc - Czech
Republic.
The second international conference on Movement and Health addresses
a wide spectrum of unusual scientific issues in compliance with the
main theme of the conference. An integral part of the conference are
presentations by 12 keynote speakers whose scientific expertise
guarantees exceptional quality to the programme of the conference.
The invited lecturers represent key scientific disciplines and their
lectures are mainly centred on presenting a general overview of the
latest developments in the search for solutions to key problems in
respective domains. Other participants to the conference will have
the opportunity to take part in a fruitful discussion on related
topics with these specialists initially within the framework of
question and answer session (30-minute-discussion after each
lecture), and later within the framework of a rich social programme.
All participants are encouraged to present results of their research
in the form of posters within a specified period of time. The first
workshop, under the banner of IIHP (International Institute for
Health Promotion), will be dedicated to global prospects and complex
issues relating to health support in various corners of the world.
Participants to the second afternoon workshop organised by the
Faculty of Physical Culture, Palacky University and the staff of the
Centre for Outdoor Environmental Education, Linkopings University
(Sweden), will be able to discuss practical issues of prescription
and realisation of movement activity programme and of fundamental
orientation in outdoor education and recreation.
It is our sincere desire to see you all at this prestigious meet. The
following pages serve to provide you with basic information on the
conference.
I look forward to seeing you soon.
Prof. Frantisek Vaverka
Dean.
************************************************** ******
THE 2nd INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
ON
MOVEMENT AND HEALTH
************************************************** ******
TOPICS OF THE CONFERENCE
Physical activity, fitness and health
Health promotion
Anthropology
Biomechanics
Motor control and testing
Sport injuries
Genetics and molecular biology
Clinical exercise physiology
Exercise prescription and testing
Nutrition
Adapted physical activity
Didactics of school physical education
Exercise and mental health
Sport management and marketing
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
Prof. Oded Bar-Or
Mc Master University, Ontario, Canada
Nutrition and Physical Activity of Children
Prof. Steven Blair
The Cooper Institute for Aerobic Research in Dallas, USA
Physical Inactivity: a Major Public Health Problem
Prof. Dr. Klaus Boes, Susanne Tittlbach
Universitaet Karlsruhe, Germany
Development and Use of Health-Related Fitness Tests in Longitudinal
Research
Prof. Joseph Hamill
University of Massachusetts, Amherst, USA
Lower Extremity Overuse Injuries: Dynamical Systems Perspectives
Dr. Robert C. Karch
American University Washington, USA
Health Promotion - a Global Perspective
Prof. Robert M. Malina
University of Texas, Austin, USA
Physical Activity and the Health-Related Physical Fitness of Youth
Prof. Geoff Meek
University of Exeter, United Kingdom
Physical Educator's Concerns, Health and Well-being
Prof. Robert P. Pagrazi
Arizona State University, USA
Monitoring and Promoting Lifestyle Activity for Youth
Prof. Roy Shephard
University of Toronto, Canada
Movement and Health: Does Intensity Matter?
Prof. J. S. Skinner
Indiana University, Bloomington, USA
Genetics, Training and Health
Prof. Juris Terauds
Olivenhain, California, USA
Short Duration Exercise for Optimum Results
Prof. Yves Vanlandewijck
Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium
The Role of Biomechanics in Adapted Physical Activities
LANGUAGE
Czech, Slovak, English
REGISTRATION FEE
Registration fee Before May 31, 2001 After May 31, 2001
Participant 200 USD 220 USD
Accompanying person 120 USD 140 USD
Student 100 USD 120 USD
CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
Abstract of maximum limit of one page should be sent by electronic
mail no later than May 15, 2001.
CONTACT ADDRESS
Movement and Health Conference Secretariat
Faculty of Physical Culture, Palacky University
tr. Miru 115
771 11 Olomouc
Czech Republic
E-mail: machacm@ftknw.upol.cz
Tel: 00420 685636015
Fax: 00420 685412899
Conference web site: www.ftk.upol.cz/konferen
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Prof.Dr.Frantisek Vaverka
Dept. of Biomechanics and Engineering Cybernetics
Faculty of Physical Culture, Palacky University
tr. Miru 115 tel: 00420 68 5636009
771 11 OLOMOUC fax: ++ 5412899
Czech Republic e-mail: vaverka@ftknw.upol.cz
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It is with great pleasure that I take this opportunity to invite you
to the second International Conference on Movement and Health,
scheduled to be held on September 15 - 18, 2001 in Olomouc - Czech
Republic.
The second international conference on Movement and Health addresses
a wide spectrum of unusual scientific issues in compliance with the
main theme of the conference. An integral part of the conference are
presentations by 12 keynote speakers whose scientific expertise
guarantees exceptional quality to the programme of the conference.
The invited lecturers represent key scientific disciplines and their
lectures are mainly centred on presenting a general overview of the
latest developments in the search for solutions to key problems in
respective domains. Other participants to the conference will have
the opportunity to take part in a fruitful discussion on related
topics with these specialists initially within the framework of
question and answer session (30-minute-discussion after each
lecture), and later within the framework of a rich social programme.
All participants are encouraged to present results of their research
in the form of posters within a specified period of time. The first
workshop, under the banner of IIHP (International Institute for
Health Promotion), will be dedicated to global prospects and complex
issues relating to health support in various corners of the world.
Participants to the second afternoon workshop organised by the
Faculty of Physical Culture, Palacky University and the staff of the
Centre for Outdoor Environmental Education, Linkopings University
(Sweden), will be able to discuss practical issues of prescription
and realisation of movement activity programme and of fundamental
orientation in outdoor education and recreation.
It is our sincere desire to see you all at this prestigious meet. The
following pages serve to provide you with basic information on the
conference.
I look forward to seeing you soon.
Prof. Frantisek Vaverka
Dean.
************************************************** ******
THE 2nd INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
ON
MOVEMENT AND HEALTH
************************************************** ******
TOPICS OF THE CONFERENCE
Physical activity, fitness and health
Health promotion
Anthropology
Biomechanics
Motor control and testing
Sport injuries
Genetics and molecular biology
Clinical exercise physiology
Exercise prescription and testing
Nutrition
Adapted physical activity
Didactics of school physical education
Exercise and mental health
Sport management and marketing
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
Prof. Oded Bar-Or
Mc Master University, Ontario, Canada
Nutrition and Physical Activity of Children
Prof. Steven Blair
The Cooper Institute for Aerobic Research in Dallas, USA
Physical Inactivity: a Major Public Health Problem
Prof. Dr. Klaus Boes, Susanne Tittlbach
Universitaet Karlsruhe, Germany
Development and Use of Health-Related Fitness Tests in Longitudinal
Research
Prof. Joseph Hamill
University of Massachusetts, Amherst, USA
Lower Extremity Overuse Injuries: Dynamical Systems Perspectives
Dr. Robert C. Karch
American University Washington, USA
Health Promotion - a Global Perspective
Prof. Robert M. Malina
University of Texas, Austin, USA
Physical Activity and the Health-Related Physical Fitness of Youth
Prof. Geoff Meek
University of Exeter, United Kingdom
Physical Educator's Concerns, Health and Well-being
Prof. Robert P. Pagrazi
Arizona State University, USA
Monitoring and Promoting Lifestyle Activity for Youth
Prof. Roy Shephard
University of Toronto, Canada
Movement and Health: Does Intensity Matter?
Prof. J. S. Skinner
Indiana University, Bloomington, USA
Genetics, Training and Health
Prof. Juris Terauds
Olivenhain, California, USA
Short Duration Exercise for Optimum Results
Prof. Yves Vanlandewijck
Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium
The Role of Biomechanics in Adapted Physical Activities
LANGUAGE
Czech, Slovak, English
REGISTRATION FEE
Registration fee Before May 31, 2001 After May 31, 2001
Participant 200 USD 220 USD
Accompanying person 120 USD 140 USD
Student 100 USD 120 USD
CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
Abstract of maximum limit of one page should be sent by electronic
mail no later than May 15, 2001.
CONTACT ADDRESS
Movement and Health Conference Secretariat
Faculty of Physical Culture, Palacky University
tr. Miru 115
771 11 Olomouc
Czech Republic
E-mail: machacm@ftknw.upol.cz
Tel: 00420 685636015
Fax: 00420 685412899
Conference web site: www.ftk.upol.cz/konferen
=================================================
Prof.Dr.Frantisek Vaverka
Dept. of Biomechanics and Engineering Cybernetics
Faculty of Physical Culture, Palacky University
tr. Miru 115 tel: 00420 68 5636009
771 11 OLOMOUC fax: ++ 5412899
Czech Republic e-mail: vaverka@ftknw.upol.cz
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