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Saturday October 15
Podiatry Free Papers
Efficacy of Motion Control Shoes in Exhausted Runners: A 3-dimensional
Kinematics Analysis
Mr Roy Tsz-Hei Cheung - Hong Kong Polytechnic University & United
Christian Hospital
Are Plantar Pressures Related to the Daily Physical Activity
Levels in Pre-School Children?
Ms Karen Mickle - University Of Wollongong
FOOT ORTHOSES FUNCTION AND ALTERATION IN SENSORY INPUT
Mr Craig Payne - La Trobe University
PREDICTORS OF A RESPONSE TO WINDLASS MECHANISM ENHANCING RUNNING
SHOES
Mr Craig Payne - La Trobe University
Does the Low Arch Foot Perform Differently to the Normal Arch
Foot in Basic Functional Tasks?
Ms Dara Twomey - University Of New South Wales
Nutrition and Performance Free Papers
Acute hormonal responses during a single bout of resistance
exercise following liquid CHO/EAA ingestion
Mr Stephen P. Bird - Charles Sturt University
EFFECTS OF THREE DAYS MAGNESIUM SUPPLEMENTATION ON ANAEROBIC
EXERCISE PERFORMANCE
Dr Melissa Crowe - James Cook University
Do skinfolds accurately assess changes in body fat in obese
adolescents?
A/Prof Daniel Green - The University Of Western Australia
Natural Killer Cell Numbers and Natural Killer Cytotoxic Activity
after Six Weeks of Testosterone Enanthate Administration In
Healthy Young Males.
Dr Sonya Marshall-Gradisnik - Southern Cross University
The effect of short-term use of testosterone enanthate on
muscular strength and power in healthy young males.
Mr Shane Rogerson - Southern Cross University
Effect of Pseudoephedrine and a Combination of Pseudoephedrine
and Caffeine on Muscular Strength Performance in Young Active
Men.
Mr Aaron Silk - Southern Cross University
Overtraining and Chronic Fatigue Free Papers
Heart rate monitored walking as an intervention for patients
with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Ms Rosanne Coutts - Southern Cross University
The fatigued athlete: an audit of pathology tests versus clinical
diagnosis
Simon Locke - Sunnybank Sports Medicine Clinic
Practical tests for monitoring fatigue and recovery in triathletes
Ms Katie Slattery - University OfTechnology, Sydney
The efficacy of psychological state measures for the early
detection of overreaching
Mr Lee Wallace - University Of Technology, Sydney
Exercise prescription for individuals suffering from chronic
fatigue syndrome
Dr Karen Wallman - University Of Western Australia
Does graded exercise reduce variability in symptoms and physical
capabilities in chronic fatigue syndrome?
Dr Karen Wallman - University Of Western Australia
Clinical Free Papers: Shoulder
Surgical stabilization of the unstable shoulder in athletes.
Is there a role for arthroscopy?
Dr Daniel Biggs - Central West Orthopaedics
Measuring for anterior, inferior and posterior shoulder translation
Mr Shih-Chung Cheng - Division Of Orthopaedic & Accident
Surgery, University Of Nottingham
The effectiveness of arthroscopic versus open shoulder stabilization
for traumatic anterior glenohumeral instability
Mr Choong Wei Ng - Center For Health, Exercise And Sports Medicine,
School Of Physiotherapy, The Un
Shoulder Laxity and Impingement in Elite Swimmers
Dr Mya Lay Sein - UNSW Sports Medicine Program
A prospective investigation of shoulder pain in Australian
competitive swimmers
Ms Helen Walker - CHESM
Physical Activity Free Papers: Walking to School
HOW DOES OBJECTIVELY-MEASURED ROAD SAFETY INFLUENCE ACTIVE
TRANSPORT AMONG ADOLESCENTS?
Mrs Alison Carver - Centre For Physical Activity And Nutrition
Research, Deakin University
Walking to school: A potential source of physical activity
for parents
Miss Rachel Cole - Public Health Services
TRAVEL BEHAVIOURS AMONG NSW SCHOOL STUDENTS: STRUCTURE, PREVALENCE
AND DISTRIBUTION
Mr Tony Okely - Faculty of Education
Individual, Social And Environmental Correlates Of Active
Transport To School Among 10-12 Year-Old Children
Dr Anna Timperio - Deakin University
Physical Activity Free Papers: PA Programs with Women
Type of exercise determines short and long-term health benefits
of a swim and walk program in older women. The SWEAT 2
Study
Dr Kay Lorraine Cox - University Of Western Australia
Aqua aerobics for women living in Public housing estates that
celebrated women’s well-being and community connectedness.
Miss Mary Enkababian - Macarthur Health Service
Characteristics of successful physical activity programs for
women: What the local council believes.
Dr Clare Maree Hanlon - Victoria University
Effectiveness of a holistic health program for women
Mrs Michelle Jorna - Deakin University
Subjective experience of women participants in physical activity:
A flow perspective
Ms Jessica Lee - School Of Human Movement Studies, The University
Of Queensland
Physical Activity Free Papers: Programs with Indigenous People
Barriers to physical activity in young Indigenous Australian
children
Dr Rebecca Abbott - School Of Human Movement Studies, The University
Of Queensland
PHYSICALLY ACTIVE KOORI COMMUNITIES: THE RESULTS OF A PARTNERSHIP
APPROACH
Ms Meghan Casey - University Of Ballarat
Strategic delivery of Physical Activities to remote communities/indigenous
students in the Northern Territory
Mr Rodney GREGG - Health Promoting Schools NT
Maori physical activity; a comparative study of indigenous
peoples, ethnic minorities and the general population
Dr Michael J Hamlin - Lincoln University
Sports Injury Prevention Free Papers: ACL
DOES RUNNING-ON AFTER LANDING ELICIT PROTECTIVE LOWER LIMB
NEUROMUSCULAR PATTERNS: IMPLICATIONS FOR ACL INJURY PREVENTION?
Ms Karen Mickle - University Of Wollongong
DOES LANDING TRAINING WITH AUDIO BIOFEEDBACK ALTER LANDING
MECHANICS IN UNINJURED ATHLETES?
Dr Bridget Munro - University Of Wollongong
The risk of cruciate ligament reconstruction in the community
in Australian states
Dr John Orchard - University Of New South Wales
An investigation of neuromuscular characteristics for two
intervention programs in an attempt to reduce ACL injury risk
in netball
Ms Natalie Saunders - University Of Ballarat
Exercise Physiology Free Papers
Very high-intensity exercise decreases MCT1 and MCT4 content
in human skeletal muscle
Dr David Bishop - School Of Human Movement And Exercise Science
Effect of high-intensity exercise training on MCT1 and MCT4
content in human skeletal muscle
Dr David Bishop - School Of Human Movement And Exercise Science
CATECHOLAMINE AND LACTATE RESPONSE TO HIGH INTENSITY INTERMITTENT
CYCLE EXERCISE
A/Prof Stephen Boutcher - University Of New South Wales
Endothelial Function is Exercise More Important than Estrogen
in Postmenopausal Women?
Dr Magnus Hagmar - Karolinska University Hospital
ANALYSIS OF THE PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS OF TASKS UNDERTAKEN
BY AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY SOLDIERS AND AIRFIELD DEFENCE GUARDS
Mr Daniel Ham - University Of Ballarat
Influence of body position on physiological responses during
graded maximal arm ergometry
Dr Anthony Leicht - Institute Of Sport And Exercise Science,
James Cook University
Exercise training effects on body composition and diastolic
function in obese adolescents
Mrs Louise Naylor - University Of Western Australia
Study of plasma HDLc ( HDL2c – HDL3c ) and TC in the
university trained and untrained students
Mr Ali Akbar Rohani - Azad University Of Eslamshahr
Physical Activity Free Papers: Travelsmart
How personalised travel behaviour change techniques (TravelSmart)
increased physical activity by 2 million hours per annum in
WA
Mr Colin Ashton-Graham - Department For Planning And Infrastructure
WA
Engaging non-health sector partners: Community gatekeepers'
perceptions of motivators and barriers to active transport
Miss Rachel Cole - Public Health Services
Sustainable Transport incorporating Corporate Health Programs
that promote walking and cycling – WalkSmart & CycleSmart.
Miss Emma Dean - Department Of Infrastructure
TravelSmart - an innovative solution to inactivity through
greener travel
Mr Liam McKay - Queensland Transport
Making Maps Work Developing an Integrated Sustainable Transport
Mapping System for Melbourne
Mr Damon Rao - Department Of Infrastructure
How are you travelling? Active Transport as a way of achieving
thirty minutes of physical activity a day
Mr Richard Zoeller - SESIAHS
Physical Activity Free Papers: Environments and SES
Socioeconomic inequalities in leisure-time walking: Are poor
environments to blame?
Dr Kylie Ball - Deakin University
Environmental factors associated with 'sufficient' physical
activity among older women in the Western suburbs of Melbourne
Prof Steve Bird - Centre For Population Health
Reliability and Concurrent Validity of Global Positioning
Systems (GPS) for Measuring Distance Travelled and Route Taken
During Active Transportation
Mr Mitch Duncan - Central Queensland Univerisity
Ecological determinants of Physical Activity in Hong Kong
Professor David Johns - Chinese University Of HK
The role of psychosocial factors in explaining socio-economic
differences in physical activity participation
Dr Philayrath Phongsavan - Centre For Physical Activity And
Health
Physical Activity Free Papers: Determinants and planning interventions for teenagers
Innovative strategy development- why young people are Up4it
Mr Trevor Shilton - National Heart Foundation (WA)
How much does the school policy environment influence children’s
self-reported physical activity?
Ms Verity Cleland - Menzies Research Institute
The moderating effect of the environment on change in children’s
physical activity over time
Ms Clare Hume - Deakin University
Using qualitative methodology to investigate young people's
participation in physical activity
Ms Jessica Lee - School Of Human Movement Studies, The University
Of Queensland
Planning and research, advocacy and implementation: A new
healthy lifestyles program for every child in WA
Ms Jennifer Riatti - Premier's Physical Activity Taskforce
WA
YOUNG PEOPLE’S USE-OF-TIME DURING THE CRITICAL WINDOW
PERIOD (3:30 pm - 6:00 PM) ON SCHOOL DAYS
Ms Kate Ridley - Flinders University
Family and neighborhood environments and adolescents’ objectively
assessed physical activity: the Nepean Cohort study.
Dr Jo Salmon - Centre For Physical Activity & Nutrition
Research, Deakin University
Sports Injury Prevention Free Papers: Injury
Surveillance and Risk Factor Analysis
Low preseason balance ability is a risk factor for ankle ligament
injuries for elite Australian rules footballers
Dr Con Hrysomallis - Victoria University
Injury Risks in Rugby Union
Mr Andrew McIntosh - School Of Safety Science, University Of
NSW
Investigating the Tackle in Rugby Union
Mr Trevor Savage - School Of Safety Science, University Of
NSW
Adolescent fast bowling injuries in club cricket
Ms Debra Shirley - The University Of Sydney
Predictors of return to play following hamstring strain in
elite Australian football players.
Mr Price Warren - Centre For Health, Exercise And Sports Medicine
Injury rates in boxing: how do they compare with other sports?
Miss Tsharni Zazryn - Monash Unviersity
Sport Free Papers
ASSESSING MUSCLE ACTIVITY OF THE UPPER THIGH DURING KICKING
USING MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING (MRI)
Ms Kara Baczkowski - Castlereigh Imaging
DEVELOPMENT OF SYMPTOMATIC L4 PARS LESIONS IN FAST BOWLERS
IS NOT RELATED TO PRE-EXISTING L5 DEFECTS OR BOWLING ARM SIDE.
Mr Craig Engstrom - The University Of Queensland
Numerical Analysis Of Concussive Head Impacts In Rugby And
Australian Rules Football
Dr Bertrand Frechede - School Of Safety Science, UNSW
The WTA Tour Ten-Year Age Eligibility and Progfessional Development
Review
Ms Kathy Martin - WTA Tour
The effect of previous lower limb injury on leg stiffness
in AFL players
Dr Aron Murphy - University Of Technology, Sydney
SEASONAL TRAINING LOADS FOR PROFESSIONAL AFL PLAYERS: WHERE
TO FROM HERE?
Mr Brett Burton - University Of South Australia
A comparison between clinical and magnetic resonance imaging
(MRI) assessment of acute hamstring injuries
Dr Michal Schneider-Kolsky - Monash University
Clinical Free Papers: ACL
What is the association between knee functionality and hamstring
antagonist activation in ACL deficient and ACL reconstructed
patients?
Mr Adam Bryant - Centre For Health, Exercise And Sports Medicine,
School Of Physiotherapy, The Un
The psychological recovery of athletes following anterior
cruciate ligament reconstruction
Ms Jennifer Langford - La Trobe University
Long term outcome of endoscopic anterior cruciate ligament
reconstruction with patellar tendon autograft. Results at 13
years.
Mrs Lucy Salmon - Australian Institute Of Musculoskeletal Research
The Higher Incidence of Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injuries
in Females is Not Due to Direct Ligament Effects of Estrogen
Dr Stuart Warden - Indiana Univeristy
Knee Ligament Healing is Accelerated by Low-Intensity Pulsed
Ultrasound and Delayed by a Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory
Drug
Dr Stuart Warden - Indiana Univeristy
Does a history of anterior knee pain influence the outcome
of anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction?
Dr Kate Webster - Musculoskeletal Research Centre La Trobe
University
Physical Activity Free Papers: Cycling
RIDE TO WORK AND BEYOND! MAXIMISING THE BEHAVIOUR CHANGE IMPACTS
OF AN ACTIVE TRANSPORT EVENT
Ms Sabina Wills - Bicycle Victoria
Evaluation of the Perth Bike to Work Breakfast 2000-2004
Dr Alexandra McManus - Curtin University Of Technology
Advocacy in Action: Cycling Promotion Alliance
Ms Rosemarie Speidel - Cycling Promotion Fund
Determinants and Planning Interventions for Adults
Free Papers
Profiling for physical activity –identifying market
segments to set priorities
Mr Richard Crane - Department Of Health Western Australia
Adopting a user-centred approach to developing a physical
activity website
Miss Shannon Ferney - School Of Human Movement Studies, The University Of Queensland
Obstacles to Action - discovering the motivators and barriers
to physical activity participation in New Zealand
Ms Deb Hurdle - Sport And Recreation New Zealand (SPARC)
User Engagement in the Health-eSteps Website: Process Evaluation
Ms Rebekah Steele - Central Queensland University
Could owning a dog be a way to increase physical activity
Ms Hayley Cutt - The University of Western Australia
Sports Injury Prevention Free Papers: Attitudes and Behaviours
Perceptions of injury prevention in community level netball
and Australian Rules football players.
Mrs Fiona Bennett - School Of HM&SS, University Of Ballarat
EFFECTS OF WARMING-UP ON RISK OF INJURY IN SPORTING PERFORMANCE:
A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
Ms Andrea Fradkin - Monash University
Individual risk management strategies in basketball and hockey
Ms Judy Swan - School Of HMSS, University Of Ballarat
The risk management knowledge of basketball coaches and their
influence on the injury prevention strategies of their players.
Mr Stephen Ramage - School Of HMSS, University Of Ballarat
Parental perceptions of sports injury risk
Ms Jennie Garnham - School Of HMSS, University Of Ballarat
Slippery Slopes: Injury Risk Perceptions of Skiers and Snowboarders
In Relation To Fatigue, Alcohol and Drug Use
Dr Shauna Sherker - NSW Injury Risk Management Research Centre
Exercise Science Free Papers: Recovery
A comparison of different recovery practices during the half-time
of a simulated team sport match on subsequent repeated
sprint ability
Dr Aaron Coutts - University Of Technology, Sydney
Effects of ice bath immersion on recovery from anaerobic exercise
Dr Melissa Crowe - James Cook University
Effect of post-exercise recovery procedures on 72 hour recovery
following strenuous stairclimb running
Dr Brian Dawson - University Of Western Australia
A Cross-over Trial on the Effects of Gradient Compression
Garments (SportSkins™) during Exercise and Recovery.
Dr Stephen Lambert - Unversity Clinic, Westmead
Comparison of the effectiveness of oral and intravenous rehydration
in recovery following exercise
Mr Andrew Jonathan Neal - The University Of Melbourne
Mechanomyography; Lasers for non-invasive quantification of
muscle recovery from exercise induced fatigue
Mr Nicholas Andrew Daffyd Rosser - University Of Wollongong
Ice water immersion and delayed onset muscle soreness: a randomised
controlled trial
Dr Kylie Sellwood -
Sports Injury Prevention Free Papers: Strategies and Evaluations
Measuring the Success of ‘SafeClub’: Can Risk Management
Training Improve Community Sports Safety?
Mr Paul Klarenaar - Northern Sydney Central Coast Health
A controlled evaluation of a squash eyewear promotion strategy
Dr Rochelle Eime - University Of Ballarat
SHOULD WE SPEND THE MONEY? - THE METHOD USED TO DETERMINE
INVESTMENT IN A FOOTBALL COMMUNITY INJURY PREVENTION PROGRAMME
Mr Simon Gianotti - Accident Comphensation Corporation
The Junior Australian Football Safety Study (JAFSS): Injury
Patterns and Future Suggestions for Injury Prevention
Ms Maria Romiti - University Of New South Wales
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