Rosie Mayglothling, Technical Coordinator for British Rowing, introduces the conference: 'Improving Performance Naturally, Transferring Sport Science and Medicine to Boat Speed' and pays thanks to all those that contributed to the organising and execution of the conference.
Jean-Christophe Rolland, Head of FISA, (Fédération Internationale des Sociétés d'Aviron: World Rowing Federation) continues the welcome from 10.28 talking about the value placed on health and how it contributes to sporting performance.
Speaker Biography
Rosie Mayglothling, Technical Coordinator for British Rowing, has been a mainstay within British Rowing since 1975 when she represented GB at the World Rowing Championships in the Women’s Eight. Over the next eight years she represented GB and competed at the 1980 Moscow Olympics. Rosie studied for a degree in movement studies at West London Institute and in 1981, whilst still a student, she took time out of rowing to coach the Oxford University Women's boat race crews to victory in both the Varsity and reserve eights. In 1983 she was appointed as a National Coach with responsibility for Women's Rowing. Over the course of the next 18 years, as well as promoting women's rowing and coach education, Rosie held various roles in the international team, including assistant team manager and crew coach. In 2001, she was appointed Technical Co-ordinator for British Rowing and has worked through a very successful period for the GB Rowing Team. Rosie has responsibility for the coach education curriculum, chairs the Technical Panel and manages the sports science and research for the GB Rowing Team.
Improving Performance Naturally: Sports Science & Medicine Conference for the World’s Leading Sports Scientists and Medical Practitioners in Rowing
The Sports Science & Medicine Conference was held for the first time at the SAS UK & Ireland company headquarters in Marlow. The conference had delegates attend from a variety of Sports Science and Medical disciplines, who travelled from within the UK and around the world – all attracted by an exciting programme which boasts an impressive list of speakers from the leading edge of research and practice. The event was supported by UK Sport and FISA and proved to be a great success.
The conference proceedings will be published online on the BMC Sport Science, Medicine & Rehabilitation website, check here for updates: http://www.biomedcentral.com/bmcsportsscimedrehabil
Explore our video playlist to look at other talks from our esteemed speakers, see below for the schedule:
Day 1:
• SSM Conference 2015 1.0: Welcome (Jean-Christophe Rolland) – intro by Rosie Mayglothling http://bit.ly/1Fiputj
• SSM Conference 2015 1.1: Injury Prevention and Performance – Are They Mutually Exclusive? What Science Tells Us (Prof. Alison McGregor) – intro by Prof. Jo Hannafin http://bit.ly/1HJ8hPW
• SSM Conference 2015 1.2: Protecting the Clean Athlete, Protecting Health (Dr Richard Budgett OBE) – intro by Prof. Greg Whyte http://bit.ly/1C8eHSp
• SSM Conference 2015 1.3: Current Issues within FISA and the Medicine and Science World (Dr Alain Lacoste) – intro by Dr Tomislav Smoljanovic http://bit.ly/1JPwxld
• SSM Conference 2015 1.6: Altitude: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (Prof. Greg Whyte) – intro by Gianni Postiglione http://bit.ly/1MVKGLT
• SSM Conference 2015 1.7: Endurance Sport and Cardio Vascular Health (Prof. Sanjay Sharma) – intro by Prof. Jürgen Steinacker http://bit.ly/1GnB22k
Day 2:
• SSM Conference 2015 2.1: Training in Extreme Hot and Cold (Prof. Mike Tipton) – intro by Dr Ann Redgrave http://bit.ly/1GGBUk8
• SSM Conference 2015 2.2: Rib Stress Fractures (Dr Anders Vinther) – intro by Dr Fiona Wilson http://bit.ly/1IEOjV4
• SSM Conference 2015 2.3: What We Know Makes the Boat Go Faster from 150 Years of Research (Prof. Stephen Seiler) – intro by Prof. Henning Bay Nielsen http://bit.ly/1GnB2zs
• SSM Conference 2015 2.4: Cardiac Case Study (Prof. Henning Bay Nielsen) – intro by Dr Ann Redgrave http://bit.ly/1L9WQ5S
• SSM Conference 2015 2.5: Analytics – What’s It All About? (Dr Laurie Miles) http://bit.ly/1LarSYd
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Facebook: www.facebook.com/BritishRowing
Twitter: @BritishRowing
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LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/british-rowing
Jean-Christophe Rolland, Head of FISA, (Fédération Internationale des Sociétés d'Aviron: World Rowing Federation) continues the welcome from 10.28 talking about the value placed on health and how it contributes to sporting performance.
Speaker Biography
Rosie Mayglothling, Technical Coordinator for British Rowing, has been a mainstay within British Rowing since 1975 when she represented GB at the World Rowing Championships in the Women’s Eight. Over the next eight years she represented GB and competed at the 1980 Moscow Olympics. Rosie studied for a degree in movement studies at West London Institute and in 1981, whilst still a student, she took time out of rowing to coach the Oxford University Women's boat race crews to victory in both the Varsity and reserve eights. In 1983 she was appointed as a National Coach with responsibility for Women's Rowing. Over the course of the next 18 years, as well as promoting women's rowing and coach education, Rosie held various roles in the international team, including assistant team manager and crew coach. In 2001, she was appointed Technical Co-ordinator for British Rowing and has worked through a very successful period for the GB Rowing Team. Rosie has responsibility for the coach education curriculum, chairs the Technical Panel and manages the sports science and research for the GB Rowing Team.
Improving Performance Naturally: Sports Science & Medicine Conference for the World’s Leading Sports Scientists and Medical Practitioners in Rowing
The Sports Science & Medicine Conference was held for the first time at the SAS UK & Ireland company headquarters in Marlow. The conference had delegates attend from a variety of Sports Science and Medical disciplines, who travelled from within the UK and around the world – all attracted by an exciting programme which boasts an impressive list of speakers from the leading edge of research and practice. The event was supported by UK Sport and FISA and proved to be a great success.
The conference proceedings will be published online on the BMC Sport Science, Medicine & Rehabilitation website, check here for updates: http://www.biomedcentral.com/bmcsportsscimedrehabil
Explore our video playlist to look at other talks from our esteemed speakers, see below for the schedule:
Day 1:
• SSM Conference 2015 1.0: Welcome (Jean-Christophe Rolland) – intro by Rosie Mayglothling http://bit.ly/1Fiputj
• SSM Conference 2015 1.1: Injury Prevention and Performance – Are They Mutually Exclusive? What Science Tells Us (Prof. Alison McGregor) – intro by Prof. Jo Hannafin http://bit.ly/1HJ8hPW
• SSM Conference 2015 1.2: Protecting the Clean Athlete, Protecting Health (Dr Richard Budgett OBE) – intro by Prof. Greg Whyte http://bit.ly/1C8eHSp
• SSM Conference 2015 1.3: Current Issues within FISA and the Medicine and Science World (Dr Alain Lacoste) – intro by Dr Tomislav Smoljanovic http://bit.ly/1JPwxld
• SSM Conference 2015 1.6: Altitude: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (Prof. Greg Whyte) – intro by Gianni Postiglione http://bit.ly/1MVKGLT
• SSM Conference 2015 1.7: Endurance Sport and Cardio Vascular Health (Prof. Sanjay Sharma) – intro by Prof. Jürgen Steinacker http://bit.ly/1GnB22k
Day 2:
• SSM Conference 2015 2.1: Training in Extreme Hot and Cold (Prof. Mike Tipton) – intro by Dr Ann Redgrave http://bit.ly/1GGBUk8
• SSM Conference 2015 2.2: Rib Stress Fractures (Dr Anders Vinther) – intro by Dr Fiona Wilson http://bit.ly/1IEOjV4
• SSM Conference 2015 2.3: What We Know Makes the Boat Go Faster from 150 Years of Research (Prof. Stephen Seiler) – intro by Prof. Henning Bay Nielsen http://bit.ly/1GnB2zs
• SSM Conference 2015 2.4: Cardiac Case Study (Prof. Henning Bay Nielsen) – intro by Dr Ann Redgrave http://bit.ly/1L9WQ5S
• SSM Conference 2015 2.5: Analytics – What’s It All About? (Dr Laurie Miles) http://bit.ly/1LarSYd
Follow the action:
www.britishrowing.org
Facebook: www.facebook.com/BritishRowing
Twitter: @BritishRowing
Instagram: @britishrowing
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/british-rowing
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