Registration, coffee/tea, Atrium

Coffee/tea, Atrium

Parallel symposia session 1

1.1. Exercise is Medicine I, Theaterzaal 1 (Chair: Koen Lemmink)
‣ LOFIT project: lifestyle front office for integrating lifestyle medicine in the treatment of patients with referral towards community-based lifestyle options, dr. Judith Jelsma (Amsterdam UMC, location VUmc)
‣ Nutrition and exercise interventions. For older adults with or without obesity and/or type 2 diabetes, prof. dr. ir. Peter Weijs (Amsterdam UMC, location VUmc and Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences)
‣ Exercise as part of prostate cancer care - Myrthe Joosten
(Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences)
‣ An integral prehabilitation approach, Marike van der Leeden (Amsterdam UMC, location VUmc)

1.2. Prototyping with XR (i.e. VR, AR, MR), Theaterzaal 2 (Chair: DirkJan Veeger)

‣ Co-creation with XR-businesses for training optimization with NOC NSF (Olympics summer sports: archery, BMX, beach volleyball and handball) (VU-NOC*NSF-National Science Agenda), dr. David Mann and MSc. Daniel Müller  (VU Amsterdam)
‣ Using VR to simulate AR for designing feedback interfaces in cycling, MSc. Rado Dukalski (Technical University Delft)
‣ Rowing in VR: opening up new research possibilities, dr. Mathijs Hofmijster (VU Amsterdam and Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences)
‣ Bringing sailing to shore through immersive data visualisation, Berend Baas (Technical University Delft)

1.3. Stimulating movement in the first 5.000 days, Room NU02A65 (Chair: Steven Vos) IN DUTCH!
‣ The first 1.000 days; toddlers and preschoolers
‣ Exercise should be fun, especially for teenagers!
‣ How to find the time as young professionals and parents?
Fontys, Technical University Eindhoven and Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences) (speakers: dr. Dave Van Kann (Fontys University of Applied Sciences), dr. Mirka Janssen (Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences), and dr. Jessica Gubbels (Maastricht University)

Poster presentations with Healthy lunch, catered by Topsport Amsterdam, Atrium

Parallel symposia session 2

2.1. Exercise is Medicine II, Theaterzaal 1 (Chair: Claudine Lamoth)
‣ Join efforts for the integration of physical activity and exercise research within health care, dr. Erja Portegijs (University Medical Center Groningen)
‣ PIE=M, combined healthy lifestyle approaches for people with chronic illnesses, dr. Joske Nauta (Amsterdam UMC, location VUmc and Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences)
‣ Creating a shared knowledge agenda for Exercise is Medicine, dr. Joyce Vrijsen (University Medical Center Groningen)

2.2. Performance enhancement in elite and sub-elite athletes, Theaterzaal 2 (Chair: Peter Beek)
‣ Training Mind and Body for Excellence, dr. Raoul Oudejans (VU Amsterdam and Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences)
‣ Enhancing elite performance in soccer, dr. Michel Brink (University Medical Center Groningen)
‣ Development of feedback systems for pitching performance and injury risk, Larisa Gomaz (Technical University Delft)

2.3. Lowering the biological age by physical exercise, Room NU02A65 (Chair: Bart Visser)
‣Intrinsic capacity and biological age - introduction of longevity, prof. dr. Andrea Maier (VU Amsterdam and National University of Singapore)
‣Association between epigenetics and physical activity, dr. Jenny van Dongen (VU Amsterdam)
‣Molecular basis of physical exercise-induced lowering of biological age, prof. dr. Richard Jaspers (VU Amsterdam)

Parallel symposia session 3

3.1. Fit for Health, Theaterzaal 1 (Chair: Kenneth Meijer)

‣ Looking beyond exercise: healthy physical activity patterns, dr. Brenda Berendsen (Maastricht University)
‣ Leaving the comfort zone: healthy indoor environments, dr. Hannah Pallubinsky (Maastricht University):
‣ Prehabilitation: preparing patients for surgery, dr. Bart Bongers (Maastricht University)

3.2. Sport injuries & Health protection, Theaterzaal 2 (Chair: Evert Verhagen)

‣ Chronic workload ratio and injuries in CrossFit, drs. Pablo Stegerhoek (Amsterdam UMC, location VUmc)
‣ The context of injury prevention from the athlete's perspective, dr. Caroline Bolling (Amsterdam UMC, location AMC):
‣ Health protection: a key factor for athlete success, prof. dr. Evert Verhagen (Amsterdam UMC, location VUmc)

3.3. Living Labs and other impact strategies, Room NU02A65  (Chair: Dilene van Campen)
‣ Living Labs for Urban Vitality, drs. Annemarie Hulst-Waal (Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences)
‣ Impact strategies in municipalities (Bergen, Uitgeest, Castricum and Heiloo) - Mara van der Schaaf (The Hague University of Applied Sciences)
‣ Sustainability of Livings Labs - Danielle de Boer (National Science Agenda Sport, Physical and Activity)

Coffee/tea, Atrium

Keynote prof. dr. Claudine Lamoth, University Medical Center Groningen "Physical Activity and Aging: Insides from the Capability Approach", Theaterzaal 2

Poster presentations, practical workshops & guided tour

A. National and international funding opportunities, Danielle de Boer (program manager National Science Agenda)
An overview of funding programs is given in a comprehensive way. Which programs are accessible for young researchers? How can writing skills be improved, for funding purposes? This workshop gives hands-on tips for those with the ambition to acquire funding for research & innovation. 

B. Eye of the Master workshop, dr. Annemarie de Witte (The Hague University of Applied Science), AISS Hub

In order to be able to train or teach properly, a teacher/trainer/coach must see what is happening in the lesson. Based on that, the person decides whether he/she should intervene. During this interactive work session, the first results of the research project 'The Eye of the Master' will be presented, eye-trackers will be used to measure observing behaviour, while guiding an exercise activity. We will discuss differences in perceptual skills and how professionals and students can learn to better their perceptual skills.

C. AISS guided tour, a visit to the AISS Hub. 
Annieck Timmerman (co-director and impact manager AISS)
The Amsterdam Institute of Sport Science network creates, strengthens and catalyzes cooperation between sports practice, healthcare, government, business, and science. AISS effectively develops knowledge and innovations with, by and for practice. AISS brings together the experts and partners who can best contribute to the solution. 

Closing profs. Peter Beek and Evert Verhagen, Atrium

Drinks with healthy snacks and networking, catered by Topsport Amsterdam, Atrium