• February, 28th 2023: Abstract submission opens
• April, 12nd 2023: deadline Abstract submission (late breaking call)
• April, 30th 2023: Vote to accept/reject the contribution
• May, 31st 2023: End of the early booking discount
• June, 30th 2023: Submission of the papers' long versions
• September, 6th - 9th 2023: In-site symposium in Leipzig

Registration fee includes individual ticket to Welcome Reception and the closing banquet.
Attendance as part of any pre, post or accompanying person program is at individual delegate expense. You can register via this LINK

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Link to submit your paper see here

Accomodation

On the website of the Leipzig Region, you can find various offers for suitable hotels, apartments, holiday flats, bed & breakfast and resorts, click here please.

We are proud to welcome you at the the Leipzig University. The departments of biomechanics and swimming at the Sports Faculty will be a great place for this. Leipzig is a city that provides an attractive, distinctive and memorable destination for the 14th International BMS Symposium. Leipzig is directly connected to Leipzig/Halle airport. Additionally, the three largest German international airports (Berlin: < 2h, Frankfurt: 3h30 and Munich: 4h) are well connected to Leipzig using the German fast train system.
Address:
Sportwissenschaftliche Fakultät der Universität
Leipzig, Jahnallee 59, 04109 Leipzig
Railway station: Sportforum Süd

Why can´t manage my registration?

Please confirm your registration first, maybe the mail ended up in the SPAM folder.

When is the registration fee due?

The invoice will sent after the registration deadline on Mai 30th 2023, before that all participants will receive feedback on their abstracts.

When will the paper be included in the conference programm?

The paper will only be included in the programme after payment of participant fee.

What reductions are available for participants?

There is a reduction of the participation fee for students (Student card) and for dvs-members (Member of the German Society of Sports Science).

Speakers and Topics:

• Daniel Daly: What can we learn about swimming by studying persons with impairment?

• Jan Wüstenfeld: Viral infections in sport

Speakers and Topics:

• Nuno Batalha: Muscle strengthening for injury prevention on swimmer´s shoulder – before or after aquatic training?

• Mario J. Costa: Exploring the links between shoulder strength and in-water technical ability

• Stef Feijen: Can we predict shoulder pain in swimmers based on e.g. swimming volume in combination with risk factors

• Kylie Holt: Subscapularis tendinopathy is highly prevalent in elite swimmers shoulder: An MRI study

• Daniel Marinho: The Effectiveness of Land and Water Based Resistance Training on Shoulder Rotator Cuff Strength and Balance of Youth Swimmers

• Kipling P. Sharpe: Swimmer's Shoulder: Thoughts on Pathophysiology

• Bodo E. Ungerechts: Swimmer‘s shoulder prevention due to appropriate start of vortex-oriented hand action

• Yuiko Matsuura: Swimmer´s Shoulder Research: Swimming Technique

Speakers and Topics:

• Barbosa, T.: The biomechanics analyst in swimming: An innovation-driven job scope

• Hellard, P.: Training load modeling of consecutive events for improved performance

• Payton, C.: Improving performances from a Paralympic perspective

• Pyne, D.: Collaborative National Team Support – An Australian perspective

• Ungerechts, B. E.: Aspects of support for swimming teams in Germany - considerations before introducing sonification in swimming

Speakers and Topics:

• Antje Hofmann: Talent Identification and Development in Germany

• Sami Kalaja: Insigths into the promotion of talents in Finnish sport

• Katrin Altmann: Talent scouting in swimming is more than "just" swimming. LVT - Aversality test in the German Swimming Federation

• Alexandra Eberhardt.: It´s basicly swimming! Development a German philosophy for youth athletes

• Eckehardt Drewicke: Integration of sports education into the curriculum of an elite school of sport in the federal state of Brandenburg

Speakers & Topics:

• Hideki Takagi: Advanced Fluid Dynamic Research Methods for Improving Swimming Perfomance
• Yohei Sato: Computational Fluid Dynamics Simulation for Human Swimming
• Momoto Nakashima: A numerical Simulation Tool specialized for Swimming
• Daniel Marinho: Computational Fluid Dynamics - Transfer inte the Practice