Science and Skiing VII
1st Edition
Published on 1. March 2018
415 pages
978-1-78255-786-9 (ISBN)
Description
This book contains the proceedings of the Seventh International Congress on Science and Skiing, which was held at St. Christoph am Arlberg, Tyrol, Austria, in December 2016. The conference was organized and hosted by the Department of Sport Science at the University of Salzburg, Austria.
The book offers a broad interdisciplinary spectrum of current high-quality research in Alpine and Nordic skiing and in snowboarding. Four keynote speakers and ninetyseven oral presenters were invited to submit a paper for this volume.
The entire scope of relevant topics in skiing is covered by these presentations. In order to maintain the high scientific standard required of this book, the selected papers were subject to peer review and editorial judgment prior to acceptance. In the proceedings of this congress, the keynotes as well as the oral presentations are published.
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Persons
Erich Müller: Professor at the Department of Sport Science and Kinesiology at the University of Salzburg, Austria. Main research areas: biomechanics and training in Alpine and Nordic skiing as well as in game sports. Chair of the Christian Doppler Laboratory Biomechanics in Skiing. Head of the steering group Winter Sports of the World Commission of Sport Science.
Josef Kröll: Postdoc at the Department of Sport Science and Kinesiology at the University of Salzburg, Austria. Main research areas: biomechanics and injury prevention in Alpine skiing.
Stefan Lindinger: Associate Professor at the Department of Sport Science and Kinesiology at the University of Salzburg, Austria. Main research areas: biomechanics and training in cross-country skiing.
Jürgen Pfusterschmied: Postdoc at the Department of Sport Science and Kinesiology at the University of Salzburg, Austria. Main research areas: postural control and biomechanics.
Jörg Spörri: Postdoc at the Department of Sport Science and Kinesiology at the University of Salzburg, Austria. Main research areas: biomechanics and injury prevention in Alpine skiing.
Thomas Stöggl: Associate Professor at the Department of Sport Science and Kinesiology at the University of Salzburg, Austria. Main research areas: biomechanics and training in cross-country skiing.
Content
- Cover
- Copyright
- Introduction
- Part One Keynote Papers
- ALPINE SKIING AND CARDIO-METABOLIC HEALTH
- CONCENTRIC, ISOMETRIC, AND ECCENTRIC CONTRACTIONS: WHICH DOMINATES ALPINE SKIING?
- Part Two Alpine Skiing
- VISUAL INSPECTION OF SKIING COURSE AND TERRAIN USING VIRTUAL
- THE FLOW EXPERIENCE IN ALPINE SKIING
- A SYSTEMATIC RACE COURSE ANALYSIS AND A DESCRIPTION OF MEN'S RACE PERFORMANCE IN THE PARALYMPIC ALPINE SKIING WORLD CUP SLALOM AND GIANT SLALOM RACES OF THE 2014-2015 AND 2015-2016 SEASONS
- INJURY SURVEILLANCE OF U14 ALPINE RACERS IN A SOUTHERN ALBERTA SKI CLUB: FEASIBILITY STUDY WITH PRELIMINARY INJURY INCIDENCE
- KNEE TORQUE OF AN ABOVE-KNEE PROSTHESIS FOR TWO-TRACK ALPINE SKIING
- EVALUATION OF A CURRENT DRYLAND TRAINING PROGRAM IN ALPINE SKI RACERS UNDER 14 YEARS IN ALBERTA, CANADA
- IMU- AND GNSS-BASED TURN SWITCH DETECTION IN ALPINE SKI RACING
- INHIBITION AND WORKING MEMORY OF ALPINE SKIERS, SOCCER PLAYERS AND MARTIAL ARTISTS
- EXTERNAL FORCES IN ALPINE SIT-SKIING VS. ATHLETES' STRENGTH ABILITIES: CONSEQUENCES FOR DEVELOPMENT OF EVIDENCE-BASED CLASSIFICATION
- THE CHALLENGE OF TRAINING FOR STRENGTH AND ENDURANCE
- SHOULD WE BE AFRAID OF LACTATE? BENEFICIAL EFFECTS OF ELEVATED BLOOD LACTATE CONCENTRATION ON HIGH-INTENSITY EXERCISE PERFORMANCE
- PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF FIS ALPIN WC-RACES (SL, GS) FROM SEASON 2011-2012-2015-2016 CONCERNING COURSE SETTING AND SLOPE CHARACTERISTICS
- ACL INJURY/RE-INJURY IN ALPINE SKI RACING: CONSIDERATIONS FOR NEUROMUSCULAR ASSESSMENT
- THE EFFECT OF SKI BOOT FLEXION STIFFNESS ON JUMP LANDINGS IN
- 3D KINEMATICS ANALYSIS FOR INSIDE LEANING MOTIONS IN ALPINE
- BIOLOGICAL-MATURITY STATUS AS TALENT-SELECTION CRITERION AND RISK FACTOR IN ALPINE SKI RACING: A NARRATIVE REVIEW
- IMPACT OF SIMULATED SKI-SPECIFIC SHOCKS ON FORCE, TIME, AND KNEE ANGLE PARAMETERS: A PILOT STUDY
- DOES SKI WIDTH INFLUENCE MUSCLE ACTIVITY AND SKI ACTIONS IN AN
- INFLUENCE OF ANAEROBIC UPPER-BODY PRE-LOAD EXERCISE ON
- REDISTRIBUTION OF LOWER-EXTREMITY JOINT MOMENTS DURING ALPINE SKIING
- INDOOR CARPET SKIING IN THE REHABILITATION OF COMPETITIVE
- MICROVASCULAR OXYGEN EXTRACTION DURING COMPETITIVE ALPINE SKIING WITH REGARD TO LOADED AND UNLOADED PHASES
- Part Three Cross-Country Skiing
- 3D KINEMATIC OF LOWER LIMBS IN FREESTYLE CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING (XCS) TECHNIQUE DURING WC (DOBBIACO 2012) AND WCHS (FIEMME 2013)
- ENERGETIC AND MUSCLE MECHANICS CONSIDERATIONS IN CROSSCOUNTRY SKIING
- COMPARATIVE 3D KINEMATIC AND DYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF DIAGNONAL STRIDE IN ELITE BACKCOUNTRY SKIING (SKIALP) AND CROSS-COUNTRY SKIERS
- COMPARISON BETWEEN CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING ON SNOW AND ROLLER SKIING ON TREADMILL WITH THE SAME TRACK PROFILE
- USING REAL-TIME LOCATION DATA TO CALCULATE PROPULSIVE POWER OUTPUT AND ANALYZE PERFORMANCE IN CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING
- SKIING EFFICIENCY IN WORLD-CLASS DISTANCE-SPECIALIZED AND SPRINT CROSS-COUNTRY SKIERS
- Part Four Ski Cross, Biathlon, Ski Jumping, and Snowboard
- THE DEVELOPMENT OF POTENTIAL PERFORMANCE IN SKI JUMPING FROM THE MORPHOLOGICAL AND MOTORIC ASPECT
- COMPUTATION OF GROUND REACTION FORCES IN SKI JUMPING IMITATION JUMPS BASED ON INVERSE DYNAMICS
- STATIC AND DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF JUMPING SKIS
- START PERFORMANCE IN SKI CROSS AND SNOWBOARD CROSS: INFLUENCE ON RACE RESULT AND KINEMATIC AND KINETIC ANALYSIS
- DYNAMICS OF SNOW PARK JUMP LANDINGS: A PILOT STUDY EXAMINING IMPACT LOADS FOR ELITE ATHLETES
- Part Five Equipment and Technology in Winter Sports
- SKI-BINDING LOADS GENERATED DURING ALPINE SKIING AND ALPINE TOURING SKIING: A COMPARISON OF THE RETENTION REQUIREMENTS
- FAIR, EQUAL, SAFE, AND UNIVERSAL EQUIPMENT IN PARASPORTS: EXPERIENCES FROM DEVELOPMENT OF A SIT-SKI AND LOWER-LEG PROSTHESIS FOR CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING
- NON-INVASIVE MONITORING OF THE TRAINING LOAD IN ATHLETES BY WEARABLE SENSORS
- DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW 6 COMPONENTS FORCE SENSOR DESIGN FOR BIOMECHANICAL RESEARCH IN ALPINE SKIING
- A FUNDAMENTAL STUDY ON DEFORMATION BEHAVIOR OF SKI AND SNOW SURFACE
- UNDERSTANDING SKI-GLIDE TEST DATA: ACQUISITION AND INTERPRETATION
- INVESTIGATIONS OF FUNDAMENTAL PROCESSES IN SKI-SNOW FRICTION
- A PORTABLE POST-PROCESSED KINEMATIC GNSS RECEIVER FOR ADVANCED SKI MEASUREMENTS
- ACCURATE TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT OF INTERFACE BETWEEN SKI AND SNOW SURFACE FOR FRICTIONAL HEATING EVALUATION
- DESIGN OF SKIS WITH NON-TAILORED SNOW INTERACTION: A REVERSE COMMERCIAL APPROACH
- Index of Authors
- Index of Keywords
