2019
Le 24 janvier 2019
Damien VITIELLO : Cancer and cardio-myopathy: a place for a non-pharmacological treatment like exercise ?
Summary: Chemotherapies are known to induce cardiovascular impairment ranging in severity from asymptomatic, subclinical dysfunction to substantial cardiomyopathy leading to congestive heart failure and...
Le 7 février 2019
Enzo PIPONNIER : Effects of muscle group, muscle length and metabolic profile on differences in neuromuscular fatigue between prepubertal children and adults
Summary: The aims of this PhD thesis were to quantify the effects of (i) force level differences, using different muscle groups and muscle lengths, and (ii) of metabolic profile differences on the differences...
Le 28 février 2019
Béatrice FERVERS : Physical Activity in Cancer Patients: Current Evidence and research perspectives
Summary: There is an increasing number of meta-analyses of randomized trials consistently showing a benefit of physical activity in cancer patients on the consequences of the disease and its treatments...
Le 14 mars 2019
François FAVIER : How muscle stops building when it's working
Summary: Muscle cells have to cope with high energy demand during physical exercise. Some anabolic processes are ATP-costly (protein and glycogen synthesis) and can thus be reduced to ensure cell survival...
Le 21 mars 2019
Thomas LAPOLE : Acute and chronic neuromuscular adaptations to local vibration: Toward a new neuromuscular rehabilitation modality
Summary: Vibration applied locally to a relaxed muscle or its tendon is a powerful stimulus for Ia afferents originating from muscle spindles. Their prolonged activation (i.e. 20 to 60 min) may trigger...
Le 4 avril 2019
Romuald LEPERS : Changes in corticospinal excitability after whole body exercise
Summary: The efficacy of the corticospinal pathway to relay neural signals from higher brains areas to the locomotor muscles (i.e. corticospinal excitability) is subject to alterations following exercise...
Le 8 avril 2019
Pedro JIMENEZ-REYES : Effectiveness of an individualized training based on force-velocity profile on jump performance
Summary: Ballistic performances are mainly determined by the maximal power (Pmax) lower limbs can generate, but also by the underlying individual force-velocity (F-v) mechanical profile, especially the...
Le 25 avril 2019
Callum BROWNSTEIN : Fatigue and recovery of neuromuscular function following competitive soccer match-play
Summary: The topic of fatigue and recovery following competitive soccer match-play has gained considerable attention within the scientific literature, largely due to the demanding nature of modern-day...
Le 9 mai 2019
Vincent MARTIN : Neuromuscular consequences of obesity
Summary: Although the cardiovascular and metabolic consequences of obesity have been studied extensively over the last two decades, less attention has been paid to investigating the impact of obesity...
Le 23 mai 2019
Sebastien BANZET : Circulating miRNAs in response to exercise and muscle injury
Summary: MicroRNAs (miRNA) are small non-coding RNAs involved in the post-transcriptional control of gene expression. They can be released by the cells upon stimulation or injury and can be measured in...
Le 4 juillet 2019
Juan MURIAS : Exercise intensity prescription: How close are we from getting it right ?
Biography: Juan Murias. Assistant Professor. Human Performance Lab. University of Calgary.
Presentation: PDFLe 5 septembre 2019
Gael GUILHEM : To better understand muscle-tendon interactions : a mean to better train ?
Summary: His presentation will focus on his team's latest work on muscle mechanical properties related to performance and injury prevention (maximum muscle contraction speed, muscle-tendon interactions...
Le 19 septembre 2019
Shawn BEARDEN : Bridging the gap: communicating exercise science to athletes (my experiences with podcasting science to runners.
Presentation: Non disponible
Le 3 octobre 2019
Metabolic and Fatigue Profiles Are Comparable Between Prepubertal Children and Well-Trained Adult Endurance Athletes
Summary: It is well acknowledged that prepubertal children have smaller body dimensions and a poorer mechanical (movement) efficiency, and thus a lower work capacity than adults. However, the scientific...
Le 10 octobre 2019
Billy SPERLICH : Current & future methods in endurance training to improve and maintain performance
Summary: The talk will present current evidence and viewpoints on how to prescribe training intensity, volume, frequency in elite and recreational athletes in order to improve and maintain organ function...
Le 7 novembre 2019
Nicola MAFFIULETTI : From ‘De Motu Animalium’ (1680) to ‘De Velocitate Neuron-Motorium’ (2019): towards a better understanding of how the nervous system drives muscles
Summary: The objectives of my talk will be to discuss the often underestimated contribution of the nervous system to the force-generating capacity of a muscle and the valuable role such knowledge can...
Le 21 novembre 2019
Gianluca VERNILLO : Prolonged graded running exercise: neurophysiological and biomechanics considerations
Summary: Prolonged graded running races typically involve running over (extremely) long distances on rough terrain with large positive/negative elevation changes throughout. The study of the physiological...
Le 19 décembre 2019
Jorn HELGE et Laurent MESSONNIER : Maximal fat oxidation: Implications for health and performance
Pr Jorn W Helge
Summary : Maximal fat oxidation can be determined by a simple incremental exercise test in both athletes but also older and very untrained persons. The first part of this talk will focus...
Lyon - Saint-Etienne - Chambéry