Now that Stoneage is over, its time to start thinking about the 2013 Coaches and Sport Science College, coming up this December 13th and 14th.
With the advent of ETSU football in the near future, we've decided that this year will be themed around football!
Speakers include:
Dr. Brad DeWeese
Dr. Satoshi Mizuguchi
Clive Brewer
Dr. Bill Sands
Meg Stone
Dr. Kimitake Sato
Dr. Guy Hornsby
Dr. Michael Stone
Brian Johnston
Stay tuned for more information!
Showing posts with label CESSCE Calendar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CESSCE Calendar. Show all posts
Monday, September 30, 2013
Friday, August 9, 2013
Stoneage Invitational 2013 at ETSU
We are proud to announce this years Stoneage Invitational! It is coming up soon, on Saturday, September 28.
Here are some of the things you can look forward to as a participant-
-Cash prizes for best male and female lifters -Meet T-Shirts
-All lifts filmed and available for download, plus video replay!
-Live feed in the warm-up area
-Great atmosphere and meet logistics by experienced meet directors and staff from the ETSU Olympic Training Site
Grab your entry form here:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/iavc158gcqd2j6b/2013_Stoneage_Invitational_Entry_Form.doc
Please note that the meet entry fee increases after September 14, so sign up soon!
Thursday, July 18, 2013
2013 International Society of Biomechanics in Sports (ISBS) annual conference: closing ceremony
At the closing ceremony, Dr. Kimi Sato presented information for next year’s ISBS conference. On July 12-16 in 2014, ETSU will host the ISBS conference. This is a first time that the ISBS conference is coming to southeast region of the United States. At this year’s closing ceremony, the ISBS flag was passed onto Dr. Sato, a chair of organizing committee for 2014 ISBS conference. “It is very exciting to host this conference next year in Johnson City to gain recognition of our University and program” said Dr. Sato. “I have been attending ISBS conference since 2005, and this is such a honor to have ISBS flag in the CESSCE office”.
The website for 2014 ISBS conference is now up and running.
The website for 2014 ISBS conference is now up and running.
Wednesday, July 17, 2013
2013 International Society of Biomechanics in Sports (ISBS) annual conference: presentations
Dr. Mike Stone was one of the invited speakers for this year’s ISBS conference for applied sessions. His topic was “Power Development” followed by Dr. Andy Ho from Chinese Culture University on his “Anaerobic training for wrestlers”. The session was well-attended to understand the “steps” to develop power production.
Our PhD student, Chris Bailey presented two studies in oral sessions. First presentation was “Frontal plane knee displacement in barbell back squat” and second presentation was “Predicting offensive performance in collegiate baseball players using isometric force production characteristics”. Chris was also one of six recipients for this year’s student travel award by the organizing committee.
Both did a great job representing CESSCE.
Our PhD student, Chris Bailey presented two studies in oral sessions. First presentation was “Frontal plane knee displacement in barbell back squat” and second presentation was “Predicting offensive performance in collegiate baseball players using isometric force production characteristics”. Chris was also one of six recipients for this year’s student travel award by the organizing committee.
Both did a great job representing CESSCE.
Tuesday, July 16, 2013
2013 International Society of Biomechanics in Sports (ISBS) annual conference: opening ceremony
Here is another reason we are in Taiwan this summer, to attend 31st ISBS conference hosted by National Taiwan Normal University. We came to present 2 oral sessions by our PhD student, Chris Bailey, and an applied session by Dr Mike Stone. At the same time, we are promoting our 2014 ISBS conference for next summer. Over 350 delegates from over 30 countries attended this year’s ISBS conference.
Saturday, July 13, 2013
The CESSCE Trip to Taiwan- Day 5
2013 Sports & Coaching Science Conference at Taiwan National Normal University Day 3
Day 3 was all about putting it all together for annual planning for respective sports. Our PhD student, Mark Chaing summarized all topics to help participants design an annual plan. Groups of students designed the programs for sports such as Tae kwon Do, baseball, and basketball. It was a great way to conclude our 1st sport & coaching science conference in Taiwan.
Very special thanks go to Jeff and his staff from Integration Sports for inviting us to this conference and their hospitality. Future collaboration with the Integration Sports will be announced in coming month to help educate coaches in Taiwan.
Day 3 was all about putting it all together for annual planning for respective sports. Our PhD student, Mark Chaing summarized all topics to help participants design an annual plan. Groups of students designed the programs for sports such as Tae kwon Do, baseball, and basketball. It was a great way to conclude our 1st sport & coaching science conference in Taiwan.
Very special thanks go to Jeff and his staff from Integration Sports for inviting us to this conference and their hospitality. Future collaboration with the Integration Sports will be announced in coming month to help educate coaches in Taiwan.
Friday, July 12, 2013
The CESSCE Trip to Taiwan- Day 4
2013 Sports & Coaching Science Conference at Taiwan National Normal University Day 2
Day 2 of the conference combined coaching concept and tools along with some hands-on practical sessions. Participants were able to learn variations of technique from Dr. Mike Stone, followed by speed drills from Howard Gray. ETSU crew had great interaction with participants to go through a series of exercises. Day 2 covered the following topics.
Day 2 of the conference combined coaching concept and tools along with some hands-on practical sessions. Participants were able to learn variations of technique from Dr. Mike Stone, followed by speed drills from Howard Gray. ETSU crew had great interaction with participants to go through a series of exercises. Day 2 covered the following topics.
- Becoming a better coach by Meg Stone
- Easy tech, better performance by Dr. Kimi Sato
- Strength training for endurance athletes by Dr. Mike Ramsey
- What is sport scientist? by Mark Chiang
- Using weightlifting movements for sport performance by Dr. Mike Stone
- Speed and agility training by Howard Gray
Thursday, July 11, 2013
The CESSCE Trip to Taiwan- Day 3
2013 Sports & Coaching Science Conference at Taiwan National Normal University Day 1
Day 1 of Sports & Coaching Science Conference was such a success. The CESSCE faculty and PhD students delivered lectures and were interacting with over 150 participants. Great thanks to our interpreters, Mark Chiang (ETSU PhD student), Dr. Lee (National Taiwan Normal University), and Dr. Ho (Chinese Culture University) to deliver our lectures to very motivated participants willing to learn sport and coaching science. Day 1 covered the following topics.
Day 2 will be another exciting day including some hands-on sessions to practically experience the concepts of evidence-based information.
Day 1 of Sports & Coaching Science Conference was such a success. The CESSCE faculty and PhD students delivered lectures and were interacting with over 150 participants. Great thanks to our interpreters, Mark Chiang (ETSU PhD student), Dr. Lee (National Taiwan Normal University), and Dr. Ho (Chinese Culture University) to deliver our lectures to very motivated participants willing to learn sport and coaching science. Day 1 covered the following topics.
- Introduction of CESSCE by Meg Stone
- What is Sport Science? by Dr. Mike Stone
- Athlete testing by Dr. Mike Ramsey
- Training for rotational power by Dr. Kimi Sato
- Training process by Dr. Mike Stone
- Designing resistance training program by Chris Bailey
- Monitoring & planning: combining S&C and skill training by Howard Gray
Day 2 will be another exciting day including some hands-on sessions to practically experience the concepts of evidence-based information.
Wednesday, July 10, 2013
The CESSCE Trip to Taiwan- Day 2
Visit to Chinese Culture University hosted by Dr. Jasson Chiang
We visited the Chinese Culture University to meet with Dr. Jasson Chiang and Dr. Andy Ho. Their campus is located on a mountain where we were able to see the city of Taipei. It was one of the most amazing views from any University campus that we have ever visited. We toured their new athletic facility which houses the physiology and biomechanics lab along with weight room where the area faces the city of Taipei. In the meeting, Dr. Chiang expressed the interest of future collaboration with CESSCE to enhance the quality of strength & conditioning and coach education for his Department. Dr. Chiang and his research colleagues plan to visit ETSU next summer.
We then visited the National Palace Museum to see some of the most revered Chinese artifacts ranging from the Middle to late Neolithic age (7000-2000 B.C.E.) through the Quing Dynasty (1644-1911).
We visited the Chinese Culture University to meet with Dr. Jasson Chiang and Dr. Andy Ho. Their campus is located on a mountain where we were able to see the city of Taipei. It was one of the most amazing views from any University campus that we have ever visited. We toured their new athletic facility which houses the physiology and biomechanics lab along with weight room where the area faces the city of Taipei. In the meeting, Dr. Chiang expressed the interest of future collaboration with CESSCE to enhance the quality of strength & conditioning and coach education for his Department. Dr. Chiang and his research colleagues plan to visit ETSU next summer.
We then visited the National Palace Museum to see some of the most revered Chinese artifacts ranging from the Middle to late Neolithic age (7000-2000 B.C.E.) through the Quing Dynasty (1644-1911).
Tuesday, July 9, 2013
The CESSCE Trip to Taiwan- Day 1
Visit to National Taiwan Normal University hosted by Dr. Ty Shiang
ETSU crew went to National Taiwan Normal University to meet with Dr. Ty Shiang, a former chair of the organizing committee for International Society of Biomechanics (ISB) conference, also a renowned sport scientist in Taiwan. We sat in on a presentation regarding their program and current research followed by a tour of the facility and biomechanics lab. His on-going research is mostly sport products testing to help companies fine tune their products.
After visiting his laboratory, Dr. Shiang and his students took us to the top of Maokong mountain to visit the ZhinanTao Temple. We had a dinner on Maokong Mountain where all aspects of the meal were made with different types of tea from the mountain. Special thanks go to Dr. Shiang and his students for wonderful scenery from the mountain and great dinner.
ETSU crew went to National Taiwan Normal University to meet with Dr. Ty Shiang, a former chair of the organizing committee for International Society of Biomechanics (ISB) conference, also a renowned sport scientist in Taiwan. We sat in on a presentation regarding their program and current research followed by a tour of the facility and biomechanics lab. His on-going research is mostly sport products testing to help companies fine tune their products.
After visiting his laboratory, Dr. Shiang and his students took us to the top of Maokong mountain to visit the ZhinanTao Temple. We had a dinner on Maokong Mountain where all aspects of the meal were made with different types of tea from the mountain. Special thanks go to Dr. Shiang and his students for wonderful scenery from the mountain and great dinner.
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
From the Center of Excellence Calendar - November 2012
This is the second of a new series of blog posts outlining some of the events and projects that we are involved in each month at the Center of Excellence. While we cannot include every detail publically, we hope this will give some more information into some of the smaller things we do alongside large events and day to day teaching, coaching, and research.
Thursday, November 1st
To kick off the month we have a conference call with two other Olympic sports that have expressed interest in bringing their athletes to ETSU. The Olympic designation that we first garnered in April was such a big step forward because this gave the green light to the National Governing Bodies (NGBs) to discuss potential partnerships.
Friday, November 9th
Meg Stone and the other members of the Athletic Task Force for 125 will meet (for the third time) regarding the development of athletics on campus as we plan towards ETSU’s 125-year anniversary.
Monday, November 12th
Early registration begins for academic courses in the Department of Exercise and Sport Sciences. Other registration begins shortly after. Sign up early to avoid missing out on popular courses!
Wednesday, November 14th
Meg Stone will be on ETSU’s campus radio WETS-FM between 9-10 am. Tune in to 89.5 to catch Meg discussing the Olympic Training Center (OTC) and the Center of Excellence. This is a great opportunity to let more people know about what we are doing here. The broadcast will be in Scottish but the station will be providing a translator.
Following the radio show, a group will be meeting to further the development of an advisory group for our OTC. It is very important for us to have influence from outside of our organization as we look to improve our presence in the local community and beyond.
Friday, November 16th
Our Coaches and Sport Science College is rapidly approaching. Friday the 16th is the deadline for poster submissions. This represents a great opportunity for students, educators, and coaches to present applied sport science and coaching information. The audience is unlike any that you will find at other conferences and events, so the poster presentations promise to benefit all parties. Judges for the awards and prizes are all heavily involved in the applied field and understand the difference between sport science and exercise science.
Thursday, November 22nd
The Center of Excellence staff and students are, in a way, a BIG family, and will be having Thanksgiving dinner for those that are in town. Warning, there may be a food shortage in the local area at that time.
Wednesday, November 28th
We have a very close association with ETSU athletics and on the 28th we will meet with the athletic department about recent progress and events, along with ideas of how to move forward.
Fall Sport Action Throughout November
At time of writing, two of our three fall sports are still going. Women’s soccer had a strong season, going 12-6 for the year, but fell last weekend in the conference tournament.
Men’s soccer is preparing for its final regular season game on November 3rd. They have already clinched a playoff spot, but look to solidify their current 2nd place standing ahead of the Atlantic Sun conference tournament.
Volleyball currently sits in 3rd place in conference but still have 5 regular season conference games to play. Three of these contests are held at home, so come support them in Brooks Gym:
November 2nd vs. Florida Gulf Coast University (7 pm)
November 3rd vs. Stetson University (2 pm)
November 6th vs. Kennesaw State University (7 pm)
Post-Season Performance Testing
Additionally, post-season sport science performance testing is crucial to our monitoring program that we provide to our sports. The first of these is women’s soccer and will be followed by men’s soccer and volleyball once their seasons are done. It very much is an “all hands on deck” time for us in our facility!
We hope to report more on some of these events as they develop, and we welcome you to check back here for excerpts from next month’s calendar.
Thursday, November 1st
To kick off the month we have a conference call with two other Olympic sports that have expressed interest in bringing their athletes to ETSU. The Olympic designation that we first garnered in April was such a big step forward because this gave the green light to the National Governing Bodies (NGBs) to discuss potential partnerships.
Friday, November 9th
Meg Stone and the other members of the Athletic Task Force for 125 will meet (for the third time) regarding the development of athletics on campus as we plan towards ETSU’s 125-year anniversary.
Monday, November 12th
Early registration begins for academic courses in the Department of Exercise and Sport Sciences. Other registration begins shortly after. Sign up early to avoid missing out on popular courses!
Wednesday, November 14th
Meg Stone will be on ETSU’s campus radio WETS-FM between 9-10 am. Tune in to 89.5 to catch Meg discussing the Olympic Training Center (OTC) and the Center of Excellence. This is a great opportunity to let more people know about what we are doing here. The broadcast will be in Scottish but the station will be providing a translator.
Following the radio show, a group will be meeting to further the development of an advisory group for our OTC. It is very important for us to have influence from outside of our organization as we look to improve our presence in the local community and beyond.
Friday, November 16th
Our Coaches and Sport Science College is rapidly approaching. Friday the 16th is the deadline for poster submissions. This represents a great opportunity for students, educators, and coaches to present applied sport science and coaching information. The audience is unlike any that you will find at other conferences and events, so the poster presentations promise to benefit all parties. Judges for the awards and prizes are all heavily involved in the applied field and understand the difference between sport science and exercise science.
Thursday, November 22nd
The Center of Excellence staff and students are, in a way, a BIG family, and will be having Thanksgiving dinner for those that are in town. Warning, there may be a food shortage in the local area at that time.
Wednesday, November 28th
We have a very close association with ETSU athletics and on the 28th we will meet with the athletic department about recent progress and events, along with ideas of how to move forward.
Fall Sport Action Throughout November
At time of writing, two of our three fall sports are still going. Women’s soccer had a strong season, going 12-6 for the year, but fell last weekend in the conference tournament.
Men’s soccer is preparing for its final regular season game on November 3rd. They have already clinched a playoff spot, but look to solidify their current 2nd place standing ahead of the Atlantic Sun conference tournament.
Volleyball currently sits in 3rd place in conference but still have 5 regular season conference games to play. Three of these contests are held at home, so come support them in Brooks Gym:
November 2nd vs. Florida Gulf Coast University (7 pm)
November 3rd vs. Stetson University (2 pm)
November 6th vs. Kennesaw State University (7 pm)
Post-Season Performance Testing
Additionally, post-season sport science performance testing is crucial to our monitoring program that we provide to our sports. The first of these is women’s soccer and will be followed by men’s soccer and volleyball once their seasons are done. It very much is an “all hands on deck” time for us in our facility!
We hope to report more on some of these events as they develop, and we welcome you to check back here for excerpts from next month’s calendar.
Monday, October 1, 2012
From the Center of Excellence Calendar - October 2012
This is the first of a new series of blog posts outlining some of the events and projects that we are involved in each month at the Center of Excellence. While we cannot include every detail publically, we hope this will give some more information into some of the smaller things we do alongside large events and day to day teaching, coaching, and research.
Thursday, October 4th
PhD student Mike Israetel is presenting on sports nutrition in room E134 of the MSHA Athletic Center (minidome) at 3PM. It was originally set up for medical students looking to learn more about sport nutrition but it is open to anyone who wishes to attend. A seminar on this topic will be held each week and interested parties should contact Mike (misraetel@gmail.com) to find out the details of future talks (the day, time, and location may vary week to week).
Also on Thursday we are holding a conference Skype call with a leading international sports technology company that is interested in helping us integrate the latest monitoring tools into our teaching curriculum, research, and applied work with sports teams.
Monday, October 8th
We will be holding a meeting regarding the formation of an ETSU committee specifically for the Olympic Training Center that we now have here. This is the start of an exciting process that will help everyone at ETSU benefit from having the Olympic rings on campus.
Tuesday, October 9th
Another meeting, this time with a large locally-based company regarding potential funding to assist our research and Center of Excellence as a whole. As well as building relationships nationally and internationally, local support is crucial to the success and impact of what we are doing here.
Saturday, October 13th
The Center of Excellence is honored to host the “President’s Classroom” on the 13th. This is a chance to supporters of East Tennessee State University what we do in the classroom, the laboratory, and on the field.
We are also happy to say that Liz Schoen, our Executive Aide, will be getting married later on Saturday. Everyone at the Center wishes Liz & Reid a fantastic day!
Monday, October 15th
This day we will be sending a comprehensive report to the US Olympic Committee outlining all of the progress we have had in the last three months. This is a quarterly report and we have much to feedback to our governing body.
Friday, October 19th
Meg Stone, Director of the Center of Excellence, will be heading to the Bristol YMCA to talk about the Olympic movement, our Olympic Training Center, and the work we do with our collegiate athletes at their staff motivational day.
Monday, October 22nd
Our trend of Monday meetings will continue on the 22nd with a conference call with the new CEO of USA Weightlifting. Welcome aboard Michael Massik!
Wednesday, October 24th
Rounding out the month is a special function held at the University of Tennessee for a Korean delegation who are situated there for 9 months to learn about coaching in the US sports environment.
We hope to report more on some of these events as they develop, and we welcome you to check back here for excerpts from next month’s calendar.
Thursday, October 4th
PhD student Mike Israetel is presenting on sports nutrition in room E134 of the MSHA Athletic Center (minidome) at 3PM. It was originally set up for medical students looking to learn more about sport nutrition but it is open to anyone who wishes to attend. A seminar on this topic will be held each week and interested parties should contact Mike (misraetel@gmail.com) to find out the details of future talks (the day, time, and location may vary week to week).
Also on Thursday we are holding a conference Skype call with a leading international sports technology company that is interested in helping us integrate the latest monitoring tools into our teaching curriculum, research, and applied work with sports teams.
Monday, October 8th
We will be holding a meeting regarding the formation of an ETSU committee specifically for the Olympic Training Center that we now have here. This is the start of an exciting process that will help everyone at ETSU benefit from having the Olympic rings on campus.
Tuesday, October 9th
Another meeting, this time with a large locally-based company regarding potential funding to assist our research and Center of Excellence as a whole. As well as building relationships nationally and internationally, local support is crucial to the success and impact of what we are doing here.
Saturday, October 13th
The Center of Excellence is honored to host the “President’s Classroom” on the 13th. This is a chance to supporters of East Tennessee State University what we do in the classroom, the laboratory, and on the field.
We are also happy to say that Liz Schoen, our Executive Aide, will be getting married later on Saturday. Everyone at the Center wishes Liz & Reid a fantastic day!
Monday, October 15th
This day we will be sending a comprehensive report to the US Olympic Committee outlining all of the progress we have had in the last three months. This is a quarterly report and we have much to feedback to our governing body.
Friday, October 19th
Meg Stone, Director of the Center of Excellence, will be heading to the Bristol YMCA to talk about the Olympic movement, our Olympic Training Center, and the work we do with our collegiate athletes at their staff motivational day.
Monday, October 22nd
Our trend of Monday meetings will continue on the 22nd with a conference call with the new CEO of USA Weightlifting. Welcome aboard Michael Massik!
Wednesday, October 24th
Rounding out the month is a special function held at the University of Tennessee for a Korean delegation who are situated there for 9 months to learn about coaching in the US sports environment.
We hope to report more on some of these events as they develop, and we welcome you to check back here for excerpts from next month’s calendar.
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