Conference Program
This is a preliminary program under construction and not complete, some titles and times might change and new talks are added coming weeks
Day 1 – Tuesday June 28
9:00am – 9:10am
Bio 1
Welcome & Opening
Welcome
Anton van Gerwen – Event Organiser – Welcome and safety instructions
09:15am – 10:30pm
Bio 1
Forum / session Chairman: Robert Lamberts
Gearing up to the World Tour level - More than 'just' power output
Marije Elferink-Gemser – Groningen University
Forum on Talent Development : Marije Elferink-Gemser, Jacques Landry, John Wakefield
Forum participants
Marije Elferink – Associate Professor Sports & Talent – Groningen University
John Wakefield – Trainer/Coach – Team UAE Emirates
Jacques Landry – Head Coach Talent and Training – UCI World Cycling Center
When to Hop and When to Jump: Steps Taken in the Development Pathway
Stephen Barrett – AG2R Citroen Pro Cycling Team
10:30 AM – 10:50 AM
Lounge
Coffee break
10:50 AM – 12:20 AM
Bio 1
Session 1 Chairman: Robert Stanley
Return from severe injury. How long does it take to return to play at the highest level. Unique physiological insights from twins in a World Tour Team
Jeroen Swart – UAE Team Emirates
Profiling riders and races to inform training practice
Dajo Sanders – Team DSM
The invisible aspect
Anders Piper –
12:20 PM – 13:20 PM
Lounge - Restaurant
Lunch break
12:20 PM – 13:20 PM
Lounge
Poster presentations
Overview Posters
Magnus Hyttel – Age-related decline in aerobic potential in trained to well-trained cyclists
Eli Gabriel Avina-Bravo – Sports & Health applications of a versatile electronic
architecture for e-bikes: Preliminary study
Beat Mueller – From Rio to Tokyo: The evolution of tyre testing designs for the Swiss national mountain bike team.
13:20 PM – 15:20 PM
Bio 1
Session 2 Chair: Marije Elferink Gemser
Preparing for the TDF – go high or go hot ?
Lars Nybo – University of Copenhagen
Carsten Lundby – Innland Norway University of Applied Sciences
W’ recovery during intermittent exercise: current limitations and future challenges of predictive models
Kevin Caen – Ghent University
Differences in physiological variables of U23 cyclists between normoxia and hypoxia
Gerrit Glomser – Gairrit
14:20 PM – 15:20 PM
Eventsalen
Session 4 Chairman: Andy Brooke
Freely chosen cadence is increased across repeated bouts of submaximal ergometer cycling
Ernst Hansen – Aalborg University
Field-based testing to determine power-cadence and torque-cadence profiles in professional road cyclists
Kurt Bergin-Taylor – Team DSM
Effect of pedaling cadence on physiological responses and neuromuscular fatigue during a single interval-training session
Sebastien Duc – University Reims Champagne Ardennes
15:20 PM – 15:40 PM
Lounge
Coffee break
15:40 PM – 17:30 PM
Bio 1
Session 3 Chairman: Peter Leo
Information Flow to support Decisions and Development in Professional Cycling
Stephen Seiler – University of Agder
Real-time energy monitoring of track cyclists
Jelle de Bock – Ghent University
Day-to-day fitness assessment in cycling, based on a power/heart rate model
Arno Knobbe – Leiden University
16:40 PM – 17:20 PM
Eventsalen
Session Chairman:
The Knowledge and Attitudes of UCI Competitive Cyclists towards Sports Related Concussion
Thomas Fallon – Queen Margaret University
Perceptions of cycling helmet safety in relation to sports-related concussion mitigation amongst competitive cyclists
Howard Hurst – University of Central Lancashire
19:30 PM – 22:30 PM
DGI Byen Restaurant
Conference evening
Location DGI Byen Restaurant
Day 2 – Wednesday June 29
9:00am - 10:50am
Bio 1
Session 5 Chairman Felix Imbery
Breathing problems in cyclists: getting it right, first time
James Hull – Royal Brompton Hospital
Bypass of Respiratory Complex I and its relation to different lactate landmarks – a pilot study
Christoph Triska – Vienna University
Does speed influence time to exhaustion at maximal aerobic power in treadmill cycling?
Nina Zenger – Swiss Federal Institute of Sport
Predicting power outputs in a fatigued state: A pilot study
james Spragg – University of Capetown
The Compound Score in elite road cycling
Peter Leo – University of Innsbruck
9:30am - 10:50am
Eventsalen
Session 6 Chairman Wendy Schroder
The ergonomics of aerodynamics: solving the positional optimisation puzzle for both biomechanical function and aerodynamic performance (online)
jamie Pringle – Vorteq Sports / University of Birmingham
How low can you go – exploring the balance between aerodynamic advantages and restrictions related to reducing the torso-hip angle
Claes Hoegh Cubel – University of Copenhagen
Aerodynamic Drag Between Two Cyclists: Effect of Wheel Rotation
Sebastien Ricciardi – Alten/LAAS
Position for the Sprint: A performance analysis of intermediate sprints in the Men’s Elite Omnium Points Race
Robert Stanley – USA Cycling
10:30 AM – 10:50 AM
Lounge
Coffee break
10:50 AM - 12:30 PM
Bio 1
Presentation and discussion forum Chairman: Stephen Seiler
Polarised or pyramidal approach to training prescription: What is the evidence and what do we see in practice?
Presentation: Jeroen Swart – UAE Team Emirates
Forum:
Peter Leo
Jeroen Swart – UAE Emirates Team / Science to Sport
Dajo Sanders – Team DSM
12:30 PM – 13:40 PM
Lounge Restaurant
Lunch break
13:00 PM – 13:40 PM
Lounge
Poster presentations
Overview Posters
Magnus Hyttel – Age-related decline in aerobic potential in trained to well-trained cyclists
Eli Gabriel Avina-Bravo – Sports & Health applications of a versatile electronic
architecture for e-bikes: Preliminary study
Beat Mueller – From Rio to Tokyo: The evolution of tyre testing designs for the Swiss national mountain bike team.
13:40 AM - 15:30 PM
Bio 1
Session 9 Chairman:
Bike fit: applying the research to the clinic
Wendy Holliday –
Biomechanical follow up in elite road cycling
Jon Irriberri – Custom4us / Team Jumbo Visma
Are we closer to understanding the role of the ankle in pedaling?
Andy Brooke – Cyclogic / IBFI
Torque behaviour during cycling sprints from different pedalling frequencies
Felix Imbery – Schoberer Rad Meßtechnik – SRM
Understanding frictions: Methodological guidelines for measuring transmission efficiency
Remi Aubert – University Bourgogne Franche Comté / Equipe Cycliste Groupama FDJ
14:10 AM - 15:30 PM
Eventsalen
Session 10 Chairman: Christoph Triska
Adolescence to Adulthood, Managing The Key Transitions in Developing Cyclist’s Sporting Careers: The Athlete’s Perspective
Jamie Blanchfield – Waterford Institute of Technology
Development of cycling performance and performance-related measures in female and male national-level cyclists: From junior to senior level
Nicki Almquist – University of Copenhagen
Maximal aerobic power-cadence relationship estimation in national level under nineteen cyclists from in-situ data
Yann Bertron – University of Savoy – Mont Blanc
Estimation of the drag force: a neuronal approach
Cedric Lemaitre – Apeira Technologies
15:30 PM – 15:50 PM
Lounge
Coffee break
15:50 AM - 17:00 PM
Bio 1
Session 11 Chairman:
Glycolytic Power in Cycling - a brief history of VLamax
Sebastian Weber – Inscyd
Measuring sleep, recovery and mental well-being in elite female cyclists; can it be done based on a questionnaire ?!?
Robert Lamberts – Stellenbosch University
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18:15
Tivoli Gardens and surrounding area
The team presentation of the Tour de France will consist of a small parcours from Island Brygge to Tivoli Gardens.
Tivoli Gardens is about 600 meters from the conference venue. Island Brygge about 1 kilometer.
Tour de France Team presentation
Registration
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