Talentidentificatie en ontwikkeling in sport

8.30       Check-in/register

9.00       Welcome message

Ben Weyts: Vice-Minister-President of the Government of Flanders and Flemish Minister for Education, Sports, Animal Welfare and Vlaamse Rand

9.30 - 10.30        Keynote Session 1:

J. Baker (CAN)

The Journey to here: Key historical events in talent science

J. Schorer (GER)

Keep your eyes on the stars, and your feet on the ground – Talent selection as a decision problem

10.30 - 11.00      Coffee Break

11.00 - 12.30     Research Challenge Session 1: project pitches and discussions

Chair: J. Baker (CAN) and J. Schorer (GER)

• Nur Adilah Binte Masismahdi (AUS): What is sporting success?
• Kari Descheemaeker (BEL): Are youth sport participation and talent development vital for elite sport success?
• Xiang Changqing (MAS): Psychologic considerations in sport
• Jan Verbeek (NED): Talent development in football – a dynamic bioecological perspective
• Alex Griesinger (GER): Junior elite athletes’ awareness and usage of support services

12.30 - 13.30      Lunch

13.30 - 15.00      Keynote Session 2

Sean Cumming (UK)

Management of the Adolescent Growth Spurt in Talented Young Athletes

W. Derave (BEL)

Revival of the muscle fiber types for talent identification in elite sports

R. Van Dyck (BEL)

How much sports nutrition is needed to nurture from grassroots to peak performance?

15.00 – 15.30     Coffee Break

15.30 - 17.30     Research Challenge Session 2: project pitches and discussions

Chair:S. Cumming (GER), and J. Schorer (GER)

• Matej Babic (CRO): Biological, chronological & relative age in establishing the Croatian sport talent system
• Syahrial Bakthiar (INA): Champion through Indonesia TID system
• Alex Roberts (AUS): Queensland’s YouFor2032 Talent Search: Identifying and Developing the next generation of Australian athletes
• Zaid Mohd Ghazali (MAS): A snapshot of Malaysia’s grassroots TID program
• Kathryn Johnston (CAN): Examining Decision-Making Behaviour in Athlete Selection

9.30 - 10.30        Keynote Session 3

Marije Elferink-Gemser (NED)

Today's talented athletes: the stars of tomorrow

Steven Verstockt (BEL)

Sports Data Science is changing the game

10.30 - 11.00      Coffee Break

11.00 - 13.00     Research Challenge Session 3: project pitches and discussions

Chair: S Cobley (AUS), and M. Elferink-Gemser (NED)

• Chiara Feldhaus (GER): Talent prognosis by motor tests in 32 NRW-sports schools
• Joachim D’hondt (BEL):  Talent identification in tennis
• Giovanni Postiglione (AUS): Where is the performance divide between elite & emerging swimmers in men’s 100m freestyle - a race analysis approach
• Franziska Lath (GER): All eyes on the coaches’ eye - Investigating decision-making in talent selection
• Ilse Peringa (NED): Sharpening the lens of the scouts’ eye – How to improve scout’s judgement to advanve athletes’ assessment
• Till Koopmann (GER): Coaches’ explicit and implicit knowledge of talent in table tennis

13.00 - 13.30      Lunch

13.30 - 14.30     Keynote Session 4

I. Faber (NED)

Fulfilling potential in youth sport –towards a thrift and sustainable talent approach

Mark Pfeiffer (GER)

Sampling various sports to identify sport preferences

14.30 - 15.00      Coffee Break

15.00 - 17.00     Research Challenge Session 4: project pitches and discussions

Chair: J. Shörer (GER), and S. Cobley (AUS)

• Daniel Fortin-Guichard (CAN): The relationship between on- and off-ice perceptual cognitive skills in ice-hockey for talent identification
• Sebastiaan Trittenbach (GER): From Profile to testing – a project in diving
• Kristina Flasch-Coura (GER): A multisport acrobatic approach in junior competitive sport – dream or reality
• Fabienne Spies (GER): Interests in sports through guided experience
• Johanna Ochs (GER): Trainer expertise in talent orientation

17.30     Research Challenge Award Ceremony

9.30       Welcome: R. Tönissen (Director HAN School of sport and exercise)

9.45       Keynote Session 5:  

J. Baker (CAN)

Lessons learned and future directions in talent science

Steve Cobley (AUS)

How project H2grOw supports athlete development in Australian swimming

10.30    Coffee Break

11.00 - 12.30      Workshops: Science into practice

• Mark de Niet, Jasper de Greef: Workshop 1 - Learning to move better.
• John Willems, Stijn ter Welle: Workshop 2 - Adjusting training programs based on growth and maturity status
• Age Scheper, Dominique Schasfoort: Workshop 3 - An optimal sports climate

12.30     Lunch

13.30 - 15.00      Keynote Session 6:

Antje Hoffmann (GER)

Sport profiles – a practitioner’s tool and possible applications

J.W. Teunissen (NED)

Exploring similarities and differences between sports a foundation for talent development and transfer.                     

15.30 -16.00       Coffee Break

16.00 – 17.30    Science into practice

Discussion session

Science into practice with municipalities and the province of Gelderland

Discussion sessions: How to implement a large project in a community?