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2021
ONLINE
TALK
REGISTRATION
JUMP PERFORMANCE - BIOMECHANICS,
ANALYSIS AND LOAD MANAGEMENT
Dr. Matt Jordan (CAN)
David Gil, BS, MA (US)
SA
Dr. Kerry MacDonald (CAN) 17.07.
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HOW, GOOD ARE 17.07.21
YOU JUMPING?
Jumping height is obviously a key factor in team sports like bas-
ketball and volleyball when reaching a greater height opens more
opportunities in attacking or defending. Therefore, sports professi-
TARGET GROUP
onals such as strength and conditioning coaches are highly interes-
AND LEVEL:
ted in understanding and determining physical characteristics of
ballistic movements like jumping.
WHO SHOULD
ATTEND THIS
“Ballistic movements can be defined as the ability to accelerate a COURSE?
mass (i.e. body mass) as much as possible to reach the highest velo-
city in the shortest time.” (Morin & Samozino, 2018 Biomechanics of Sports Scientists
Training and Testing)
Strength & Conditioning
Coaches
Accelerating something, from Newton’s law of motion needs to ap-
ply an external force and to produce mechanical work on its center Coaches from various kinds
of sports where jumping
of mass. This mechanical energy first and foremost needs to be pro- height and acceleration
duced by the athlete‘s physical capabilities and then effectively be matters!
transferred to the center of mass by technical abilities!
Athletes in jump related
sports
From a movement perspective, jumping consists of three phases.
The acceleration, the flying and the landing phase. This separation
leads to two targets in jump training. Generating a high impulse for
BENEFITS:
great air times and developing the ability to absorb the resulting
energy in a harmless way when landing. In other words, boost per-
WHY SHOULD YOU
formance and reduce injury risk. ATTEND THIS
COURSE?
As the vertical jump is the most popular test for ballistic lower limb
power, doing performance analyses the right way is something Update your scientific
knowledge
every S&C coach should have interest in. Equally important than
dealing properly with performance diagnostics is monitoring the Learn more about training
quantity and quality of jumping in sports like Volleyball or Basket- programs for jumping
ball. Knowledge about movement kinematics, proper measure-
Get in touch with the world’s
ment and data analysis will increase performance development
leading experts from the
field and ask questions
directly
Benefit from the Pros Expe-
rience
Get deep insights into the
So make sure you don’t miss training of athletes in the
this opportunity! most precise way
Take your Coaching/Training
to the next level
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17.07.21
Our speakers are going to cover different aspects of jump analysis
and monitoring!
Dr. Matt Jordan (CAN), Director of Sport Science Canadian Sport
Institute Calgary:
Analyse jump data on force plates (what to look for)
Interpret jump performance data the right way
Using video (feedback) related data for qualitative analysis of
jump kinematics
Left/right differences – the right way to measure and how much
is too much for jumpers?!
David Gil, BS, MA (US), Performance Lab Director at VERT:
Jump count as a viable load monitoring method for jumping
sports.
Jump load demands of volleyball versus basketball measured by
individual maximal jumps in practice versus game
Isolating vertical metrics such as jump count, height and landing
impact to more accurately quantify tendon load
Review of the most popular as well as more innovative approa-
ches to improving vertical performance
Dr. Kerry MacDonald (CAN), Director of Sport Science, Sports Medi-
cine and Innovation for Volleyball Canada:
Manipulating jump load to optimize performance and health:
lessons learnt from elite level volleyball
Using battle proofed measuring systems in high performance en-
vironments
The speakers are leading coaches and
scientists in this field!
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ABOUT
www.eins-a-coaching.at
THE
SPEAKER
17.07.21
RESEARCH
Morris, N., Jordan, M. J., Heard,
M., & Herzog, W. (2021). Elec-
tromechanical delay of the
hamstrings following semiten-
dinosus tendon autografts in
return to competition athletes.
European Journal of Applied
Physiology, 1-10.
Morris, N., Jordan, M. J., Sumar,
DR. MATT JORDAN S., van Adrichem, B., Heard, M.,
(CANADA) & Herzog, W. (2021). Joint ang-
le‐specific impairments in rate
of force development, strength,
Director, Sport Science, Canadian Sport Institute Calgary, Adjun-
and muscle morphology after
ct Professor, Performance Consultant
hamstring autograft. Translati-
onal Sports Medicine, 4(1), 104-
Dr. Matt Jordan has been a performance consultant working with
114.
elite athletes over six Olympic Winter Games. Matt holds a Master
of Science in Exercise and Neuromuscular Physiology, and a PhD in
Turpeinen, J. T., Freitas, T. T., Ru-
Medical Science. His research focuses on neuromuscular adapta-
bio Arias, J. Á., Jordan, M. J., &
tions to resistance training and knee injury/re-injury prevention. A
Aagaard, P. (2020). Contractile
key method in his research is the development of neuromuscular
rate of force development af-
testing techniques that can be used to track and monitor athletes
ter anterior cruciate ligament
as they recover from knee injuries to forecast recovery and improve
reconstruction—a comprehen-
rehabilitation. His area of expertise is the interface between applied
sive review and meta‐analysis.
sport science and human performance with a special interest in
Scandinavian Journal of Medi-
exercise prescription & neuromuscular adaptations to exercise and
cine & Science in Sports, 30(9),
athlete monitoring. Matt is currently the Director of Sport Science
1572-1585.
at the Canadian...
and many more...
More information:
https://bit.ly/3yUR18W
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www.eins-a-coaching.at
THE
SPEAKER
17.07.21
I learned early on as a
coach, that understan-
ding why athletes should
move a certain way
doesn’t hold much value
if you can’t communica-
te with the athletes in a
DAVID GIL, BS, MA manner that allows them
(UNITED STATES) to adopt and learn what
you’re trying to teach.
Performance Lab Director, VERT
David Gil has a unique background in exercise science, physiolo-
LECT
gy and communications. His passion for applied anatomy and in-
depth understanding of human biomechanics has led him to over-
see the research and development for VERT, a leader in IMU (inertial
URE
measurement unit) performance monitoring as well as consult for
various companies in the sports performance and rehabilitation
space. In addition, David handles data analysis for VERT’s numerous
national, professional and advanced collegiate team clients.
His duties, beyond product development, include video and biome-
chanical analysis for VERT’s premier programs to ensure top-level
athletic performance and injury risk mitigation...
More information:
https://bit.ly/3chfqfi
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ABOUT
www.eins-a-coaching.at
THE
SPEAKER
17.07.21
RESEARCH
Damji, F., MacDonald, K., Hunt,
M. A., Taunton, J., & Scott, A. As-
sessing acute: chronic workload
ratio (ACWR) methodologies for
the prediction of knee pain in
men’s elite volleyball. Translati-
onal Sports Medicine.
DR. KERRY MACDONALD
Esatbeyoglu, F., Marszalek, J.,
(CANADA)
MacDonald, K., & Ashcroft, L.
Director of Sport Science, Sports Medicine and Innovation for (2021). Differences in funda-
Volleyball Canada, Volleyball Canada mental sitting volleyball skills
between functional sport clas-
Kerry MacDonald holds a Masters Degree in Coaching Studies and a ses: a video analysis method.
PhD in Sport Injury Epidemiology from the Sport Injury Prevention International Journal of Perfor-
Research Centre at the University of Calgary. His applied research mance Analysis in Sport, 1-12.
has focused on coaching led methods of injury prevention and per-
formance enhancement, from periodization approaches, to training Benson, L. C., Tait, T. J., Befus, K.,
load monitoring to reduce chronic injuries. In 2016, after 16 years of Choi, J., Hillson, C., Stilling, C., ...
coaching multiple club, school and national level teams, he took & Emery, C. A. (2020). Validation
over the reins of the University of British Columbia Thunderbirds of a commercially available in-
Men’s Volleyball team. He led the Thunderbirds to back-to-back ertial measurement unit for re-
national championship appearances, winning the 2018 National cording jump load in youth bas-
Championship; UBC Mens Volleyball’s first USports gold medal in 35 ketball players. Journal of sports
years. At UBC he created a living laboratory in which research was an sciences, 38(8), 928-936.
active component of everyday training. In his current role as Director
of Sport Science, Sports Medicine and Innovation for Volleyball Ca- and many more...
nada, he is further enhancing these processes from grassroots to the
Olympic podium for all disciplines of Volleyball in Canada...
More information:
https://bit.ly/3g70lxW
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THE
TALK
AGENDA 17.07.21
SATURDAY, 17.07.2021
1 PART: JUMP KINEMATICS AND ANALYSIS
04:00-04:15 PM Opening and Introduction
SA 17.07.2021
04:15–05:45 PM Dr. Matt Jordan 04:00 - 10:30 PM
Analysis and Interpretation of Force (UCT/GTM +2)
Plate Data
05:45-06:00 PM BREAK
06:00-07:30 PM David Gil
ONLINE
Quantitative Analyse of Jump Data JUST SIGN IN TO
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07:30-08:00 PM BREAK
2 PART: ANALYSE JUMP DATA FOR LOAD ENGLISH
MANAGEMENT LANGUAGE
08:00–09:30 PM Dr. Kerry MacDonald
Jump Monitoring Data for Load Ma-
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