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SUMMARY:ISEH Run returns to Regent's Park in June 2026
DESCRIPTION:The annual Institute of Sport\, Exercise\, and Health (ISEH) Run returns to Regent’s Park on Sunday\, 14 June 2026. Committed to promoting an active lifestyle\, this event welcomes participants of all fitness levels. \nRace Distances \n\n10K\n5K\n2.5K\n\nThe event is chip-timed and fully marshalled\, starting at 9:30am in Regent’s Park (London NW1 4RU). The flat\, scenic course is ideal for runners\, joggers\, and walkers of all ages\, whether you’re taking part on your own or alongside family and friends\, including children. All finishers will receive a medal once crossed the finish line. \nPlease note: a 7.5% transaction fee applies to the ticket price to cover third-party payment platform costs. \nAbout Institute of Sport\, Exercise\, and Health (ISEH) \nISEH is a collaboration between University College London Hospitals (UCLH)\, HCA Healthcare UK\, University College London (UCL)\, the UK  Sports Institute\, and the British Olympic Association. \nEstablished as a legacy of the London 2012 Olympic Games\, ISEH is committed to excellence in sports performance and injury management. Alongside supporting elite athletes\, we provide first-class care to recreational runners and fitness enthusiasts\, helping to improve the nation’s health. \nSecure your place \n 
URL:https://iseh.co.uk/event/iseh-run-returns-to-regents-park-in-june-2026
LOCATION:Regents Park\, London\, NW1 4NR\, United Kingdom
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260612T170000
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SUMMARY:ISEH Learning: Breathing to Win
DESCRIPTION:We’re delighted to host once again the ISEH Learning: Breathing to Win course\, which will take place on Friday 12th June at the Institute of Sport\, Exercise & Health (ISEH) in Central London. Endorsed by the British Journal of Sports Medicine (BJSM)\, this comprehensive\, interactive\, full-day workshop is designed for clinicians\, and focused on the practical aspects of assessing\, managing\, and optimising breathing performance in athletes. \nLed by Professor James Hull (Consultant Respiratory Physician at ISEH)\, Julie Backley (ISEH Clinical Respiratory Physiotherapist)\, and Clare-Louise Chadwick (Paediatric Respiratory Physiotherapist)\, the course will also feature expert-led sessions from MSK Physiotherapist Gwynn Wallace\, Breath & Movement Consultant and researcher Dr Eric Harbour\, and Sport and Exercise Physiotherapist Tania Clifton-Smith. \nThis insightful and practical workshop (now sold out)\, will equip attendees with the latest expertise in breathing performance for athletes. \nHealth professionals will receive a certificate post event. \nThe Learning Objectives \n\nBe familiar with the typical symptoms of dysfunctional breathing (DB) & exercise-induced laryngeal obstruction (EILO) on athletic performance.\nUnderstand how to make a diagnosis of dysfunctional breathing & exercise induced laryngeal obstruction.\nUnderstand the impact of DB & EILO on athletic performance.\nBe able to help an athlete understand how they can optimise breathing to help performance and health.\nTo explore the different methods of measuring breathing through technology.\n\nThe Programme \n08.30-09.00: Coffee and pastry \n09.00-09.10: Welcome & Introduction to ISEH\, objectives for the day: Prof James Hull\, Julie Backley\, Clare-Louise Chadwick \n09.10-9.40: The athlete with breathing issues – how do you assess the issue and what are the key considerations? Presented by Professor James Hull \n9.40-10.10: What is optimal breathing during performance and recovery? Presented by Ms Julie Backley \n10.10-10.30: Refreshment Break \n10.30-11.00: Application of technology to assess and optimise breathing. Presented by Dr Eric Harbour \n11.00-11.30: Musculoskeletal considerations in breathing pattern disorder. Presented by Mr Gwynn Wallace \n11.30-12: Guest speaker: Baseline Breathing: The hidden limiter of athletic performance. Presented by Tania Clifton Smith\, NZ BradCliff Breathing Method \n12–13.00: Lunch will be provided \nAfternoon practical sessions\, you will be allocated into smaller groups and rotate between all 3 workshops: \n13.00-14.00: Workshop A\, rotate \n14.00-15.00: Workshop B\, rotate \n15.00-15-15: Refreshment Break \n15.15 -16.15: Workshop C\, rotate \n16.15-17.00: Quiz Time! \nWorkshop A – ISEH Gym (1st floor) Application of breathing technology \nWorkshop B – ISEH seminar room (1st Floor) Musculo-Skeletal considerations \nWorkshop C – ISEH GYM (2nd Floor) Exercise-induced laryngeal obstruction (EILO): Live exercise laryngoscopy: detecting\, diagnosing & management of EILO. \n  \nKindly note\, this event has now sold out after reaching capacity. To keep informed of upcoming events\, join the ISEH newsletter. \n 
URL:https://iseh.co.uk/event/iseh-learning-breathing-to-win
LOCATION:ISEH\, 170 Tottenham Court Road\, London\, W1T 7HA\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260605T084500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260605T174500
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SUMMARY:Centre for Youth Sports Medicine (CYSM) Annual Conference 2026 - Friday 5th June
DESCRIPTION:We’re incredibly pleased to announce the Centre for Youth Sports Medicine (CYSM) Annual Conference 2026 is taking place on Friday 5 June in London. \nBrought to you free of charge by the CYSM\, a partnership between Institute of Sport\, Exercise and Health\, HCA Healthcare UK\, and Meliora Medical\, we warmly invite health professionals working with or associated with adolescent athletes to join us. \nThe conference is proudly recognised by the British Journal of Sports Medicine (BJSM) carrying their stamp of approval and confirming its status as a credible\, high-impact learning event within the sport and exercise medicine calendar. \nConference details:\nDate: Friday 5 June\nVenue: IET London 2 Savoy Pl\, London WC2R 0BL\nTime: 8:45am – 5:45pm\, followed by networking drinks \nThe conference is focused on advancing clinical excellence\, collaboration\, and innovation in sport and exercise medicine for young athletes. \nThis event will bring together leading experts in sports medicine\, orthopaedic surgery\, physiotherapy\, and rehabilitation to explore the latest developments in injury assessment\, management\, and recovery in adolescent populations. \nEach session will include dedicated time for discussion to encourage engagement and knowledge sharing. All sessions are designed to enhance patient care through practical\, evidence-based guidance. \nView the conference programme. \nKindly note: you are required to complete all questions in the registration form. Due to anticipated high demand\, HCA Healthcare UK reserves the right to review all responses and prioritise delegates who actively work with\, or are closely associated with\, adolescent athletes. \nCYSM is a pioneering collaboration dedicated to adolescent sports medicine. Learn more at cysm.co.uk. \nSecure your place.
URL:https://iseh.co.uk/event/centre-for-youth-sports-medicine-cysm-annual-conference-2026
LOCATION:IET London\, 2 Savoy Pl\, London\, WC2R 0BL
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260209T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260209T190000
DTSTAMP:20260707T193619
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SUMMARY:ISEH Annual Sports and Exercise Medicine Conference 2026
DESCRIPTION:**Due to the overwhelming response\, we are no longer accepting new registrations. \n\nFor those that submitted an RSVP form earlier\, we will be emailing in the w/c 19th Jan to confirm that you have successfully registered. \nFor those that signed up to a waiting list\, we will contact you about one week prior to the event to let you know if a space becomes available.\nFor those that would like to let us know you are no longer attending\, pls submit a form by selecting “NO” so your attendance can be updated.**\n\nThe Institute of Sport\, Exercise and Health (ISEH) is delighted to welcome delegates to its Annual Sports and Exercise Conference\, returning as an in-person event in 2026. \nThis free\, CPD-accredited\, free of charge conference will feature expert-led sessions exploring the latest advances in sports and exercise medicine. The programme will conclude with a dedicated networking session\, providing valuable opportunities to engage with speakers and colleagues. \nFurther details here. \nIf you have already registered but are no longer able to attend\, we would be very grateful if you could notify us via the same link. This helps us manage numbers and offer places to others. \nView the Conference programme.
URL:https://iseh.co.uk/event/iseh-annual-sports-and-exercise-medicine-conference-2026
LOCATION:Royal College of General Practitioners\, 30 Euston Square\, London\, NW1 2FB
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250622T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250622T113000
DTSTAMP:20260707T193619
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SUMMARY:The 11th Annual ISEH Run Returns to Regent’s Park – 22nd June 2025
DESCRIPTION:The 11th Annual Institute of Sport\, Exercise\, and Health (ISEH) Run is back at Regent’s Park in London on Sunday\, 22nd June. This event aligns with ISEH’s dedication to encouraging active living and is open to participants of all ages and fitness levels. \nRace Options:\n\n10K\n5K\n2.5K\n\nThe chip-timed\, marshalled run will begin at 9am in Regent’s Park\, London NW1 4RU. The course is flat\, making it ideal for runners\, joggers\, or walkers of all abilities\, whether you’re going solo or bringing along friends and family (including children). \nEnjoy the breath-taking park views as you move at your own pace\, and all finishers will receive a free T-shirt and medal. \nWhether you’re aiming for a personal best\, casually participating\, or simply enjoying a walk\, we’re excited to help you lead a healthier\, more active life. \nSecure your place at the ISEH Run 2025! \n 
URL:https://iseh.co.uk/event/the-11th-annual-iseh-run-returns-to-regents-park-22nd-june-2025
LOCATION:Regents Park\, London\, NW1 4NR\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250611T170000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250611T190000
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SUMMARY:ISEH Annual Cardio-Respiratory Virtual Conference
DESCRIPTION:Join us for our annual Cardio-Respiratory Virtual Conference\, taking place on Wednesday\, 11th June from 5:00pm to 7:00pm (places are free). \nThis year’s event will feature leading experts discussing key topics such as the impact of respiratory infections\, immunity\, and exercise-induced asthma in the context of sport. \nWe very much encourage health professionals to join us to further your knowledge in these important areas of practice. \nWe are grateful to our speakers who will be delivering talks during the evening: \n\nDr Marcel Jooste\, Sport and Exercise Medicine Physician at the University of Pretoria – Respiratory infections in athletes – consequences and return to sport considerations.\nDr Oliver Price\, Associate Professor in Pulmonary Exercise Physiology at the University of Leeds – Diagnosing exercise-induced bronchoconstriction in athletes: a practical approach to assessment.\nDr Helen Hanstock\, Associate Professor at Mid Sweden University – What do we know about the factors that cause respiratory tract infections in athletes?\n\nReserve your place now\, places are free.
URL:https://iseh.co.uk/event/iseh-annual-cardio-respiratory-virtual-conference
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250423T183000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250423T200000
DTSTAMP:20260707T193619
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SUMMARY:Football Brain Health – Advances in Traumatic Brain Injury and Repetitive Head Impact Management
DESCRIPTION:We are pleased to announce an upcoming ISEH Learning online educational session on footballers’ brain health. Titled “Football Brain Health – Advances in Traumatic Brain Injury and Repetitive Head Impact Management\,” the session will take place on Wednesday\, 23rd April\, from 6:30pm to 8:00pm. \nThis virtual session\, designed for health professionals\, will provide the latest updates on: \n\nTools for diagnosing concussions and significant head impacts\nBest practices for managing persistent symptoms\nAssessing former athletes concerned about their brain health\, including conditions such as chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE)\n\nThe session will be led by three leading brain science specialists: \n\nDr. Richard Sylvester – Consultant Neurologist\nProfessor David Sharp – Consultant Neurologist\nDr. Neil Graham – Clinical Lecturer and Academic\n\nThis event is particularly relevant to professionals working with current and former footballers (and contact sports players more generally)\, including SEM doctors\, neurologists\, neurosurgeons\, and GPs. \nAll three speakers are part of The Advanced BRAIN (Biomarker\, Advanced Imaging\, and Neurocognitive) Health Clinic\, which offers confidential specialist assessments and ongoing support for retired elite football players concerned about brain health. Based at ISEH\, the clinic provides free\, specialised neurological services\, incorporating advanced imaging\, neurocognitive assessments\, and biomarker analysis. \nRegister to secure your free place. \n 
URL:https://iseh.co.uk/event/football-brain-health-advances-in-traumatic-brain-injury-and-repetitive-head-impact-management
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250404
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250405
DTSTAMP:20260707T193619
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SUMMARY:ISEH Learning: Breathing to Win Course
DESCRIPTION:We’re very pleased to announce the ISEH Learning: Breathing to Win workshop on Friday\, 4 April\, at the Institute of Sport\, Exercise & Health (ISEH)\, Central London. Endorsed by the British Journal of Sports Medicine (BJSM)\, this interactive\, full-day event is tailored for clinicians\, offering a hands-on approach to assessing\, managing\, and enhancing breathing performance in athletes. \nLed by Professor James Hull (Consultant Respiratory Physician at ISEH)\, Julie Moore (Clinical Respiratory Physiotherapist)\, and Clare-Louise Chadwick (Paediatric Respiratory Physiotherapist)\, the course will also feature expert-led sessions from MSK Physiotherapist Gwynn Wallace\, Sport and Exercise Physiotherapist\, and Dr Nicholas Gall\, Consultant Cardiologist. \nJoin us for this insightful and practical workshop\, equipping you with the latest expertise in breathing performance for athletes. \nPlaces on this course are limited to 35. \nAttendees will receive a certificate post event. \nThe Learning Objectives \n\nBe familiar with the typical symptoms of Dysfunctional breathing (DB) & Exercise-induced laryngeal obstruction (EILO).\nUnderstand how to make a diagnosis of Dysfunctional breathing & Exercise Induced Laryngeal Obstruction.\nUnderstand the impact of DB & EILO on athletic performance.\nBe able to help an athlete understand how they can optimise breathing to help performance and health.\nUnderstand other factors that influence the way we breathe including Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS)/ Orthostatic intolerance.\n\nExpand your knowledge by securing your place on this course.
URL:https://iseh.co.uk/event/iseh-learning-breathing-to-win-course
LOCATION:ISEH\, 170 Tottenham Court Road\, London\, W1T 7HA\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250127T183000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250128T203000
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SUMMARY:ISEH Sport and Exercise Medicine Annual Virtual Conference Series - January 2025
DESCRIPTION:We are delighted to announce the FREE two-day ISEH Sport and Exercise Medicine Annual Virtual Conference Series\, taking place in January 2025. Join us on Monday 27 January and Tuesday 28 January from 6:30pm to 8:30pm GMT for two evenings of expert insights and engaging discussions. \n\n\n\nWe’re privileged to have Jonny Brownlee\, a multiple world champion triathlete\, Olympic champion\, and medallist in three consecutive Games\, join us on Day two. Jonny will share his personal experiences with collapse and near-collapse during competition\, providing invaluable insights from the perspective of an elite athlete. Joining him for this compelling discussion will be Professor James Hull. \n\nDay 1: Monday 27 January Session: Managing the Injured Adolescent Athlete Chair: Mr. Sam Oussedik This session will focus on common musculoskeletal injuries in young athletes\, including ACL injuries\, injury prevention\, and support strategies for their development. Speakers include: \n\nMr Sam Oussedik (Chair and Speaker)\nDr Rick Seah\nDr Noel Pollock\nMr Chinmay Gupte\nMr Ricci Plastow\nProfessor Marco Cardinale\n\nDay 2: Tuesday 28 January Session: Expert Care for the Collapsing Athlete Chair: Prof. Mathew Wilson This session will feature four distinguished speakers specialising in cardiac\, respiratory\, and neurological responses to critical incidents involving athletes: \n\nProf. Olaf Schumacher\nProf. Sanjay Sharma\nProf. James Hull\nDr Douglas Casa\n\nWe’re grateful to the speakers\, who bring unparalleled expertise in managing elite athletes\, youth athletes\, and the wider athletic community. Interactive Q&A Each session will conclude with a Q&A session moderated by the Chair\, providing an excellent opportunity for attendees to engage with the speakers and have their questions answered. \nSecure your place.
URL:https://iseh.co.uk/event/iseh-sport-and-exercise-medicine-annual-virtual-conference-series-january-2025
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240927
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240928
DTSTAMP:20260707T193619
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LAST-MODIFIED:20240819T112101Z
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SUMMARY:Management of ACL Injury Rehabilitation: from Pre-Op to Return to Sport
DESCRIPTION:Course Overview:\nInjury to knee ligament stabilisers and especially the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) can be devastating for both elite and recreational athletes. The management and decision making around the requirement for surgery can be difficult\, there is a long period of rehabilitation and long-term implications including ongoing vulnerability\, risk of re-injury\, performance decrements and future knee joint health. Optimising the initial and on-going management of these injuries requires specialist skills in rehabilitation\, strength and conditioning and physiological support to the process of recovery and return to performance. Including both physical and nutritional strategies is therefore essential to optimise athlete health\, target residual deficits and fully prepare athletes for their future competition demands. \nThis ISEH Learning course explores a multi-disciplinary approach in treating\, rehabilitating and recovering from ACL injuries to optimise an athlete’s return to sport. This course is split into three sections detailing how physiotherapy\, strength & conditioning\, and nutrition can work effectively together to support an athlete’s recovery from an ACL injury. \nAthletes (both elite & recreational) differ in their injury types\, their sports\, positions and styles of play\, but also in their biomechanics and physiology. Hence a ‘one-size fits all’ approach is often unsuccessful and effective rehabiliation requires an individualised programme. This workshop aims to assist clinicians to optimise their athletes’ rehabilitation through gaining a better understanding of how physiotherapy\, S&C and nutrition can contribute through the rehabilitation process. \nThis course combines both theoretical and practical learning led by three leading ISEH clinicians with backgrounds in physiotherapy\, strength & conditioning\, and nutrition who have worked extensively with elite and recreational athletes from across a range of sports in recovering from ACL injuries and returning to sport. \nThis workshop is split into 3 different sections: Part 1 examines initial management and optimising treatment and management during pre-operative\, perioperative\, early and mid-rehabilitation stages. Part 2 examines residual deficits following ACL injury\, how to assess them and design targeted strategies to optimise return to sport readiness. Part 3 is focused on performance nutrition for the prevention and recovery from injury and how tailored nutrition plans and multi-disciplinary collaboration can optimise an athlete’s recovery and return to play. \nLocation:\nISEH\, 170 Tottenham Court Road\, London W1T 7HA \nAgenda:\nFind out more and secure your place here.
URL:https://iseh.co.uk/event/management-of-acl-injury-rehabilitation-from-pre-op-to-return-to-sport
LOCATION:ISEH\, 170 Tottenham Court Road\, London\, W1T 7HA\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240623
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240624
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SUMMARY:ISEH Run 10k\, 5k\, 2.5k 2024
DESCRIPTION:We look forward to soon welcoming everyone taking part in this year’s 10th annual Institute of Sport\, Exercise\, and Health (ISEH) run\, being held in London’s Regent’s Park on Sunday 23rd June 2024. \nThis chip-timed and marshalled event\, (now at full capacity) will kick off at 9am\, and beforehand\, runners can take part in a warm up led by the team at F45 training. \nRegardless of the chosen distance\, every participant will receive a free T-shirt and medal. \nISEH runners are able to access F45 Training Tottenham Court Road\, free of charge for 7 days to take part in a range of sessions lasting 45 minutes to help support with training preparations leading up to this event. (Runners just need to share their booking confirmation with the F45 team) \nOur collaboration with F45 Training is aimed at maximising runners’ fitness potential and supporting overall health and well-being. \nISEH is a collaboration between UCLH\, HCA Healthcare UK\, UCL\, the UK Institute of Sport\, and the British Olympic Association. Our mission is to provide excellence in sports performance and injury management. Whether you’re aiming for a personal best\, enjoying a casual run\, or leisurely walking through this event\, we’re thrilled to support you in leading a more active life.
URL:https://iseh.co.uk/event/iseh-run-10k-5k-2-5k-2024
LOCATION:Regents Park\, London\, NW1 4NR\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240603
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240604
DTSTAMP:20260707T193619
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SUMMARY:ISEH FREE Annual Virtual Cardio-Respiratory Conference
DESCRIPTION:The ISEH Annual Virtual Cardio-Respiratory Conference is scheduled for Monday 3rd June from 5pm-7pm. \nThis online event\, chaired by ISEH’s Professor James Hull\, Respiratory Physician\, and Julie Moore\, Clinical Respiratory Physiotherapist\, will feature talks by Respiratory experts with vast expertise and experience in athlete health. \nThe evening will include talks on the topic of: \nBreathing Strategies in Running: what do we know\, what do we need to know? Speaker: Eric Harbour\, Salzburg (20-minute talk followed by 10 minutes for question\nPoint of care testing for respiratory infections – ready for prime time in sport? Speaker: Maarit Valtonnen\, Finland\nRecover from COVID – what do we know about cardiorespiratory issues Speaker: Kelly Kaulback\, SA\nJoin us to expand your knowledge and in respiratory medicine\, with a particular focus on athlete health. \nRegister to secure your FREE place
URL:https://iseh.co.uk/event/iseh-free-annual-virtual-cardio-respiratory-conference
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240322
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240323
DTSTAMP:20260707T193619
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SUMMARY:Breathing to win! ISEH workshop
DESCRIPTION:Join us for our next all-day Breathing to Win ISEH practical workshop\, designed for clinicians seeking to enhance their abilities in assessing\, managing\, and optimising breathing performance in athletes. This ISEH Learning workshop will delve into the differential diagnosis of Asthma\, BPD\, and Exercise-Induced Laryngeal Obstruction (EILO). Participants will gain valuable insights on recognising\, assessing\, and effectively managing breathing issues in athletes. \nLearning Objectives\nBy the end of this workshop learners will be able to: \n1) Learn how to recognise dysfunctional breathing (DB) /maladaptive breathing patterns and to assess this issue in the context of other diagnoses such as asthma. \n2) To be familiar with the typical symptoms of DB & Exercise-induced laryngeal obstruction (EILO). \n3) Gain confidence in recognising DB & Exercise Induced Laryngeal Obstruction. \n4) To help an athlete understand what optimal breathing is and how it can improve performance and recovery \n5) To maintain and keep the athlete engaged in their breathing rehabilitation. \n6) Gain an understanding of laryngeal function and how to prevent EILO. \nTime: 9:00am – 5pm \nPrice: £199 (plus third party booking fees – by Eventbrite) \nRegister here \nLocation:\nInstitute of Sport Exercise & Health\, London (in person) 170 Tottenham Court Road\, London W1T 7HA
URL:https://iseh.co.uk/event/breathing-to-win-iseh-workshop
LOCATION:ISEH\, 170 Tottenham Court Road\, London\, W1T 7HA\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240129
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240131
DTSTAMP:20260707T193619
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SUMMARY:ISEH Annual SEM Virtual Conference Series 29 & 30 January 2024
DESCRIPTION:We are delighted to announce the upcoming ISEH Annual SEM Virtual Conference Series scheduled for Monday 29th\, and Tuesday 30th January 2024. \nOur distinguished line-up features exceptional speakers at the forefront of Sports and Exercise Medicine in the UK\, leading discussions on topics ranging from optimising brain health in contact sports athletes (chaired by Prof Mathew Wilson) on Monday\, 29th\, to addressing hip and groin pain in the athletic population (chaired by Prof. Fares Haddad) on Tuesday\, 30th. \nThe conference boasts speakers with extensive expertise in managing elite athletes\, the athletic community\, and the general population concerning sports-related injuries and complaints. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain insights from leaders in the field. \nThe talks will start at 6:30pm\, where our speakers will delve into the key themes of the conference. \nThe ISEH Annual Conference series remains free of charge\, providing an invaluable opportunity to expand your knowledge in these crucial areas. \nSecure your FREE place \nLocation:\nOnline
URL:https://iseh.co.uk/event/iseh-annual-sem-virtual-conference-series-29-30-january-2024
LOCATION:Online
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