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Event Date
9-13-2013
Event Location
Biddeford, Maine
Description
2013 sports medicine symposium at the University of New England in Biddeford, Maine.
Presenters and topics included:
W. Larry Kenney: Heat Related Deaths in Athletes; Michael S. Davis: Metabolic Lessons from the World’s Best Endurance Athletes; Christopher A. Toth: Form Dictates Function; Barry Braun: Interactions Between Pharmacology and Exercise to Prevent Type-2 Diabetes; Sean Walsh: Muscle Mass and Strength: Is it the “Gym” or my “Genes”?; Tamara King: Moving Towards a Better Understanding of Advanced Osteoarthritis Pain; William J. Kraemer: Resistance Training: Mythologies, Anecdotes, and Facts in the Search for Achieving Maximal Performance.
Keywords
metabolism, heat related death, diabetes prevention, muscle mass and strength, osteoarthritis, resistance training
Disciplines
Rehabilitation and Therapy | Sports Sciences
Preferred Citation
Carlson, Lara; Kenney, W. Larry; Davis, Michael S.; Toth, Christopher A.; Braun, Barry; Welsh, Sean; King, Tamara; and Kraemer, William J., "Wicked Good Sports Medicine Symposium 2013 Presentations Video" (2013). Wicked Good Sports Medicine Symposium. 2.
https://dune.une.edu/wgsms/2
Notes
Symposium coordinated by University of New England professor Lara Carlson.
Presentations can be found in the video as follows:
00:03:45 -- W. Larry Kenney: Heat Related Deaths in Athletes
00:33:10 -- Michael S. Davis: Metabolic Lessons from the World’s Best Endurance Athletes
01:00:50 -- Christopher A. Toth: Form Dictates Function
01:33:00 -- Barry Braun: Interactions Between Pharmacology and Exercise to Prevent Type-2 Diabetes
02:02:00 -- Sean Walsh: Muscle Mass and Strength: Is it the “Gym” or my “Genes”?
02:26:50 -- Tamara King: Moving Towards a Better Understanding of Advanced Osteoarthritis Pain
Video also available on YouTube: https://youtu.be/_BZquu7vxog