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GLOBAL SUMMIT
FOOTBALL PERFORMANCE & SCIENCE
6th & 7th October, 2017
London – UK
ASPIRE ACADEMY GLOBAL SUMMIT
Aspire Academy
Aspire Academy is a globally renowned national sports
institution dedicated to the holistic development of Qatar’s
elite athlete prodigies. Our internationally acclaimed sports
programs and facilities have come to symbolize Qatar’s
sporting vision and mission.
Aspire Academy develops well-educated sports champions,
providing integrated sporting development, sports science
and academic learning for Grades 7 to 12 scholarship
boys, aged between 12 and 18.
In the sporting arena our program has already produced
several Qatar national football team representatives,
and Olympic and World Championship medalists.
And, as a member of the Council of International Schools,
we e mbrace t h e p r i n ci p l es of m u l t i c u l tu ra l i s m ,
internationalism and modern learning techniques.
ASPIRE ACADEMY VISION:
By 2020, we will be recognized as the world’s leading
sports academy in the development of youth athletes.
ASPIRE ACADEMY MISSION:
We develop well educated sports champions. We foster
Qatar society realizing a healthy, active lifestyle.
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ASPIRE ACADEMY GLOBAL SUMMIT
CROSSING THE BRIDGE
Since its launch in 2014, the “Aspire Academy Global Summit” has established itself
as the world’s leading gathering of experts in youth player development. The Summit
is the flagship of the “Aspire in the World Fellows” program, which over the last three
years has brought together 50 of the world’s leading clubs, federations and leagues.
During the three previous editions of the Summit in Paris 2014, Berlin 2015 and
Amsterdam 2016, representatives of the “Aspire in the World Fellows” gathered to
discuss and share their view on modern youth training methodology. Thereby, the
“Aspire Academy Global Summit” uses a dynamic approach of communication and
encourages the Aspire Fellows to engage during a series of roundtable discussions
and workshops.
In addition, the Summit includes “Stars Chat”, sessions involving leading managers,
coaches and players. Speaker to date include Johan Cruyff, Ronald de Boer, Marc
Overmars, Carles Puyol, Xavi Hernandez, Edwin van der Sar, Roberto Mancini, Thomas
Tuchel, Juan Sebastian Veron, Stefan Effenberg, Lothar Matthäus, Frank Rijkaard,
Clarence Seedorf, Gabriel Heinze and Patrick Kluivert.
Since the first edition of the Summit in 2014, the Aspire Fellows community has
continued to work together, sharing information and experiences and engaging in
debate and discussion through The Aspire Fellows web platform. The website is the
world only platform hosting detailed information on the training methodology of
the world’s elite clubs and federations. The platform also offers exclusive interviews
with world leading coaches such as Pep Guardiola, Antonio Conte, Roberto Di
Matteo, Gianfranco Zola and Roberto Martinez alongside presentations from leading
performance practitioners.
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ASPIRE ACADEMY GLOBAL SUMMIT
MOVING FORWARD TOGETHER
Aspire Academy is bringing together football experts from around the world for the
fourth consecutive year, for the “Aspire Academy Global Summit” to discuss issues
around ‘Football Performance and Science.’
During the two-day event held in London, some of the most influential figures in world
football alongside leading members of the scientific and performance community
will discuss contemporary in training methodology. Participants from international
football clubs and federations will also present details of their approaches to
identifying, selecting and developing talented young players.
Last year’s edition in Amsterdam brought together 150 football and performance
experts to address recent developments in the sport and explore the importance
of continual improvements and optimization of performance in attaining sporting
excellence. In addition, the 2016 Global Summit also launched a new concept – the
‘Master Class’, sessions taught by renowned global speakers.
It has always been a major goal of Aspire Academy to not only create a community
like this, but to further develop football in general. In order to achieve this goal, a
new concept was introduced in 2016 called “The Fellows’ Extended Community”.
This approach gave each member of the “Aspire Fellows” the opportunity to issue
“wild cards” to affiliate clubs to enable them to attend the summit in Amsterdam.
This afforded them the chance to attend presentations and lectures as well access
to selected areas of the Fellows’ online platform.
Since the future focus of the program will be geared towards best practice and
research informed practice, the 2017 Global Summit in London is going to have a
new feature. After establishing a research committee in the past year, the Fellows
were encouraged to submit research projects, the best of which would be chosen by
the committee to be presented in London. It is hoped this initiative will encourage
clubs to think about potential collaborative research projects in areas that will be
of mutual benefit to their respective organizations.
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ASPIRE ACADEMY GLOBAL SUMMIT
TAKING THE SUMMIT
TO STAMFORD BRIDGE
The 4th edition of the “Aspire Academy Global Summit” takes the event to London,
where it is going to be held at the home of Chelsea FC, Stamford Bridge. The home
ground of Chelsea FC has been used as a venue for England international matches
and FA Cup Finals. It has also hosted numerous other major sporting events, including
rugby union, speedway, greyhound racing, baseball and American football. The
stadium’s highest official attendance is 82,905, for a league match between Chelsea
and Arsenal on 12 October 1935.
In the past, London has established itself as a city of sports. The 2012 Olympic and
Paralympic Games showcased the city’s passion and enthusiasm for world-class
sports competitions. Londoners are fanatical about sport and London has a history
of hosting a variety of high profile sporting events that keep bringing some of
the greatest athletes on the planet to England’s capital. The 2017 portfolio alone
includes major events such as the IAAF World Athletics Championships, the World
Cup of Gymnastics, the World Series Boxing and the ATP Tennis World Tour Finals
in addition to annual highlights such as the Wimbledon Tennis Championships,
the oldest and most prestigious tennis tournament in the world.
11EVENT SCHEDULE
DAY 1
6th OF OCTOBER
09:45 Guest arrival
10:00 - 10:15 Official Opening Ceremony
10:15 - 10:30 Welcoming address
10:45 - 11:30 Master Class - Arrigo Sacchi: “Philosophy of a terrific change”
11:30 - 12:45 Workshops: introduction to the 3 topics
13:00 - 14.00 Lunch
14.00 - 14:30 Stars Chat
14:30 - 15:00 Stars Chat: Mutaz Barshim, Qatari Olympic medalist - highjump
15:00 - 15:30 Research Presentations
15:30 - 16:00 Coffee break
16:00 - 17:30 Topic 1: “Talent Identification – Nature vs. Nurture”
DAY 2
7th OF OCTOBER
08:45 Guest arrival
09:00 - 10:30 Topic 2: “Strength Methodology – Why, When, and How”
10:30 - 11:00 Research Presentations
11:00 - 11:15 Coffee break
11:15 - 11:45 Stars Chat
11:45 - 12:30 Stars Chat
12:30 - 13.30 Lunch
13:30 - 15:00 Topic 3: “From Youth to Senior – How to Manage the Leap”
15:00 - 15:15 Coffee break
15:15 - 16:45 Workshops: discussion on the 3 topics
16:45 - 17:15 Topics Conclusions
17:15 - 17:30 Summit Closing
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TOPICS DESCRIPTION
TOPIC 1: “TALENT IDENTIFICATION – NATURE VS. NURTURE”
As the price of footballers in the transfer market rapidly rises each season,
the capacity to identify, select and develop talented young footballers is important
for all the football clubs and academies around the world. Talent identification is
a complex process as it requires the consideration and assessment of attributes
and qualities in a number of areas including physical, technical, biological and
psychological. This topic discusses various frameworks and processes used by the
Aspire Fellows Community to identify talented young footballers.
TOPIC 2: “STRENGTH METHODOLOGY – WHY, WHEN, AND HOW”
There are many questions when it comes to strength training for youth footballers.
At what age should certain aspects be trained? What type of strength training
methods should be employed? What are the underlying goals and principles of the
methodologies used? With many training methods available, each club can vary
significantly in how they develop strength in their youth. This topic discusses the
strength training methodologies used by football clubs and why they have chosen
their specific approaches.
TOPIC 3: “FROM YOUTH TO SENIOR – HOW TO MANAGE THE LEAP”
The development pathway of youth players from academy teams into the 1st team
is a contentious topic. The transition can involve substantial changes in training
and match workload, and their immediate environment due to the greater pressure
to win at the senior level. This topic discusses the strategies and pathways used
by the Aspire Fellows community to assist players in this transition from youth to
senior level.
15ROUND TABLES DISTRIBUTION
TOPIC 1: “TALENT IDENTIFICATION – NATURE VS. NURTURE”
MODERATOR:
Aspire Academy
David Platt
Football Scout
SPEAKERS FIRST HALF: SPEAKERS SECOND HALF:
AFC Ajax SL Benfica
Corne Groenendijk Sandro Carriço
Manager Coaching Academy Assistant Coordinator
Argentina Football Association Villarreal CF
Hermes Desio Luis Arnau Pilar
Youth Coordinator Methodology Director
FC Porto Arsenal FC
José Tavares Darren Burgess
Youth Technical Coordinator Director of High Performance
TOPIC 2: “STRENGTH METHODOLOGY – WHY, WHEN, AND HOW”
MODERATOR:
Aspire Academy
Daniele Bonanno
Coordinator Football Performance & Science
SPEAKERS FIRST HALF: SPEAKERS SECOND HALF:
Juventus FC AS Roma
Roberto Sassi Darcy Norman
Head of Training Check Director of Performance
The FA Seattle Sounders FC
Matt Portas Chad Kolarcik
Physical Performance Lead Head of Strength & Conditioning
Aspire Academy FC Internazionale Milano
Alejandro Segovia Roberto Niccolai
Strength & Conditioning Coach Head of Youth Performance
Methodologies
17ROUND TABLES DISTRIBUTION
TOPIC 3: “FROM YOUTH TO SENIOR – HOW TO MANAGE THE LEAP”
MODERATOR:
Aspire Academy
Markus Egger
Director of Sports
SPEAKERS FIRST HALF: SPEAKERS SECOND HALF:
Independiente del Valle SC Athletic Club Bilbao
Luis Roggiero José Manuel Sevillano
Sporting Manager Quality Manager
Manchester United FC FC Barcelona
Leslie Parry Joan Vila
Academy Athletic Training Methodology Area
Services Manager
Real Madrid CF Liverpool FC
José Manuel Díaz Jordan Milsom
Development Manager Fitness Coach
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22CLUBS AND NATIONAL TEAMS AT THE SUMMIT
CLUBS
Athletic Club Bilbao
José Manuel Sevillano
Quality Manager
AFC Ajax
Pieter van Dord
Head of Medical and Performance
Arsenal FC
Darren Burgess
Director of High Performance
Aspire Academy
Edorta Murua
Technical Director Football Department
FC Barcelona
Joan Vila
Methodology Area
SL Benfica
Sandro Bruno Carriço
Assistant Coordinator
Borussia Mönchengladbach
Alexander Mouhcine
Athletic/Rehab Trainer 1st Team
Club Atletico Paranaense
André Montanholi Fornaziero
Physiologist
Cruzeiro Esporte Clube
Klauss Camara
Football Executive Director
Cultural y Deportiva Leonesa
Carlos Antonan
Academy Director
Esperance Sportive de Tunis
Faten Chaouachi
Head of Players School and Education
Club Estudiantes de la Plata
Luciano Carnevali
Coordinator of Physical Trainers
24CLUBS AND NATIONAL TEAMS AT THE SUMMIT
CLUBS
KAS Eupen
Manel Exposito Presseguer
First Team Assistant Coach
Everton FC
David Flower
Sports Scientist – First Team
Feyenoord Soccer Club
Rick Hilge Cost
Coordinator of Physical Performance
Independiente del Valle SC
Luis Roggiero
Sporting Manager
Juventus FC
Roberto Sassi
Head of Training Check
Liverpool FC
Jordan Milsom
Fitness Coach
Manchester United FC
Leslie Parry
Academy Athletic Training Services Manager
AC Milan
Edgardo Zanoli
Academy Director
FC Internazionale Milano
Roberto Niccolai
Head of the Athletic Trainers & Training Methodologies
AS Monaco FC
Maxime Coulerot
Performance Director
Olympiakos FC
Topoliatis Nikolaos
Academy Technical Director
Philadelphia Union
Cristina Fink
Director of Sport Psychology
25CLUBS AND NATIONAL TEAMS AT THE SUMMIT
CLUBS
Real Madrid CF
José Manuel Díaz
Development Manager
FC Porto
José Tavares
Youth Technical Coordinator
FC Red Bull Salzburg
Patrick Eibenberger
Sport Scientist
Club Atletico River Plate
Sandra Rossi
Psychologist
AS Roma
Darcy Norman
Director of Performance
Seattle Sounders FC
Chad Kolarcik
Head of Strength & Conditioning
FC Shakhtar Donetsk
Jorge Rafo
Academy Director
Sport Club Internacional
Jorge Andrade
Youth Development Manager
Sporting Clube de Portugal
Carlos Bruno Lopes Silva Charrua
Strength & Conditioning Youth Director
Tottenham Hotspurs FC
Aaron Harris
Head of Academy Sports Medicine and Sports Science
Club Universidad de Chile
Tatiana Perez
Head of Training Administration
Villarreal CF
Luis Arnau Pilar
Methodology Director
Paris Saint – Germain FC
Ben Simpson
First Team Sports Scientist
26CLUBS AND NATIONAL TEAMS AT THE SUMMIT
FOOTBALL FEDERATIONS
Argentina Football Association
Hermes Desio
Youth Coordinator
French Football Federation
Philippe Montanier
Head of National Teams at the National Technical Department
Italian Football Federation
Carlo Castagna
Research Coordinator
Mexican Football Federation
Mario Dominguez
Youth Mexican Team Coordinator
Royal Netherlands Football Association
Jan Verbeek
Researcher
National Autonomous Federation of Football of Honduras
Jorge Jimenez
Development Director
New Zealand National Football Team
Andy Boyens
Youth Football Development Manager
Qatar Football Association
Fahad Al Zarra
Director of Football Development Department
South Korea National Football Team
Seonghwan Oh
Head of Physical Coaches
The FA
Chris Earle
Director of Education
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Alfonso Mondelo
Technical Director Players Program
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Andy O’Boyle
Head of Elite Performance
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