Welcome to GEST:19
Linking evidence-based Training Science & Practice
Aims
gest:19 aims to merge evidence-based knowledge for sports practice.
Audience
gest:19 welcomes students & professionals in academic research and sport professionals working in all areas of sport to broaden their knowledge, publish and discuss new research and interact internationally.
Organiser
gest:19 hosted by the Institute of Sport Science, University of Würzburg; supported by the German Society of Sport Science, German Federal Institute of Sport Science and several sponsors.
Sponsors
GEST:19 is supported by the following companies & institutions
Keynote Speakers of GEST:19
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Guillaume Millet
University of Calgary, Canada
Neuromuscular Fatigue: Are Scientific Data Useful for Sport Performance?
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Hans-Christer Holmberg
Swedish Winter Sports Research Centre, Mid Sweden University, Sweden
Physiological & Biomechanical Limits to Human Performance: Insights from the Elite Cross-Country Skier
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John Hawley
Australian Catholic University, Australia
Concurrent training: The Muscles Perspective
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Daniël Lakens
Eindhoven University of Technology
Young Investigator Workshop:
Improving Approaches to Statistical Inferences for Sport Science Researchers