Previous MSA material
Previous MSA 2022 materials
keynotes
Keith Davids - Professor of Motor Learning, Sheffield Hallam University, UK
How should we conceive repetition in sport practice?
James Rudd - Professor in Pedagogy and Movement Science at the Norwegian School of Sport Science, Norway
Jean Côté - Professor of Sport Psychology, Queen’s University, Canada
Guiding Principles for Athlete Short- and Long-Term Development
Ian Renshaw - Associate Professor, School of Exercise and Nutrition Science, Queensland University of Technology, Australia
So you think there is no thinking in a Constraint-Led Approach?
Dr. Vanda Correia - University of Algarve, Faro, Portugal
Structuring learning designs in childhood through the lens of Ecological Dynamics
Dr. James Vaughan - The University of Queensland, Australia
Robert Gray - Associate Professor of Human Systems Engineering at Arizona State University, USA
Capacity vs Skill: Training to Expand the Field of Affordances
MSc, PhD Student Aki-Matti Alanen - University of Calgary
Dr. Zöe Wimshurst - Senior Lecturer in Psychology at the School of Psychology, Sport and Physical Activity AECC University college
PhD. Antje Hoffmann - Institute for Applied Training Science,Leipzig, Germany
Talent identification and development in Germany – basic ideas and practical examples
Practical sessions
M. Ed., Educator, Author Mikko Rinnevuori - Sirkus 2.0 Cooperative, Parkour Oppimiskeskus Association, FSS Ltd.
The Pedagogical and Practical Applications of Dynamic Environments in Skill Acquisition
PhD Alan Dunton - Movement & Skill Acquisition Ireland
Enhancing Exploration: Martial Arts & Metastability
Associate Professor Pedro Passos - University of Lisbon, Portugal
When interpersonal distances and relative velocities rule a player’s decisions and actions!
PhD. Jon Sundan / Professor Håvard Lorås / Associate Professor Egil G. Gjølme / Associate professor Øyvind Bjerke - NTNU, Trondheim, Norway
Implementing Water competence in Education. Practical Application of Ecological Perspectives in Outdoor Swimming and Water Safety. The demonstration starts with a theoretical introduction: Ecological Perspectives on Motor Learning in Aquatic Environments by Håvard Lorås