2023 “Bridging Exercise and Health”
20th -22nd of November, MADRID Official Media Partner:
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Table of Contents
01. Introduction
CONTENTS
02. Greeetings
03. About Madrid
04. Venue & Gala Dinner
05. Official Club Sponsors
06. Arrival
07. Programme Day 1
08. Programme Day 2
09. Keynote Speaker Highlight
10-11. Speakers & Session Chairs Important Note: Please be aware that the program for both the EfHS and ISM events is subject to change based on factors such as the number of participants, modifications by the hotel and restaurants, unforeseen circumstances, and force majeure events. We appreciate your understanding and flexibility in such situations.
INTRODUCTION
The Exercise for Health Summit is a unique and ambitious new event by EuropeActive, developed by THiNK Active, EuropeActive´s Research Centre, in partnership with the Research Centre in Sport Sciences of King Juan Carlos University, academic partner institutions across Europe, the SpainActive Foundation et al. The overall goal of the Exercise for Health Summit is to 'build the bridge’ between the fitness and physical activity sector and the wider health sector and public health policy, in order to effectively ensure physical activity as an essential part of future societal health. The
Exercise
for
Health
Summit
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designed
to
explore
opportunities for interaction and collaboration between the fitness and physical activity sector and the wider health and well-being sector.
We
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therefore
bringing
together
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academics/scientists, health and life insurance actors, public health policy-makers, relevant national and international institutions (e.g. EU and WHO), public health related NGOs, relevant healthcare providers, as well as fitness club operators, fitness equipment suppliers, digital/tech providers, exercise and health professionals, etc. Furthermore, it is the ambition of the Exercise for Health Summit is to identify and disseminate existing physical activity best-practices across Europe and globally, build up innovative and transformative partnerships for physical activity promotion, provide evidence about the potential impact of colocation initiatives, etc. We will inform and support the delivery and implementation of new policies promoting active living, involving the fitness and physical activity sector as an effective solution and integral part of sustainable public health in the future. The 1st Exercise for Health Summit will present world-renowned keynotes,
from
leading
academics
to
health
policy
experts,
enlightening roundtables, informative case studies and promising professional practices. We have prepared an exciting scientific, professional, and social programme at our Madrid Summit to allow you to connect, interact and engage with insightful academics, industry leaders, inspiring entrepreneurs, and visionary organisations effectively promoting active living for healthier, happier societies…
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GREETINGS
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President,
David Stalker
“I am delighted to welcome you to the first Exercise for Health Summit to be held in Madrid 21-22 November 2023. This brand-new initiative aims to become a global leading educative forum and professional network for academics, professionals and public and private decision-makers working to utilise fitness and exercise to make citizens and communities healthier and happier through healthenhancing physical activity. I deeply encourage all our industry colleagues and peers to join us for this unique event to support EuropeActive in getting more people, more active, more often!”
Head of THiNK Active, Europe Active’s Research Centre Chair of the Scientific Committee,
Prof. Alfonso Jiménez
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“Thank you very much for your interest on the 1st Exercise for Health Summit, a unique new event from EuropeActive,
developed
by
THiNK
Active,
EuropeActive´s Research Centre, in partnership with the Research Centre in Sport Sciences of King Juan Carlos University, and SpainActive Foundation. The 1st Exercise for Health Summit is designed to explore
the
opportunities
for
interaction
and
collaboration between the overall Physical Activity sector and the Health one (focusing mainly in Public Health and Health-care), aiming to close the existing gaps.”
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ABOUT MADRID 1. Royal Palace (Palacio Real): Explore the grandeur of Spain's royal history by visiting this stunning palace. Don't forget to wander through the beautiful Sabatini Gardens nearby. 2. Prado Museum (Museo del Prado): Immerse yourself in art at one of Europe's premier art museums, home to an incredible collection of Spanish and European masterpieces.
3. Retiro Park (Parque del Buen Retiro): Enjoy a leisurely stroll or a rowboat ride in this expansive park. It's a peaceful oasis in the heart of the city. 4. Puerta del Sol: The symbolic center of Spain, this bustling square is a great place to start your Madrid adventure. It's also home to the iconic "Bear and the Strawberry Tree" statue.
5. Plaza Mayor: Experience the charm of Madrid's main square, known for its vibrant atmosphere, cafes, and beautiful architecture. 6. Gran Via: Shop 'til you drop on this famous shopping street, filled with boutiques, theaters, and restaurants.
7. Temple of Debod: A unique attraction, this ancient Egyptian temple was gifted to Spain and offers a mesmerizing view of the city at sunset. 8. Mercado de San Miguel: Satisfy your taste buds with a visit to this historic market, where you can sample a wide variety of Spanish cuisine and tapas.
9. Santiago Bernabéu Stadium (Included with your ticket!): Football fans won't want to miss a tour of Real Madrid's legendary stadium. 10. Churros and Chocolate: Indulge in this classic Spanish treat at a local café. It's the perfect way to recharge during your adventures.
Remember to take your time and savor the rich culture, art, and cuisine that Madrid has to offer. Enjoy your visit!
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VENUE The emblematic Hotel Meliá Castilla will host the 1st edition of the EFHS. Over 7000 m2 conference spaces, it has 29 meeting rooms and an auditorium with a capacity of 511 people.
Adress: C. del Poeta Joan Maragall, 43, 28020 Madrid
EFHS & ISM DINNER L´ALBUFERA RESTAURANT Restaurant L’Albufera Melia Castilla is the maximum exponent of the rich Levantine gastronomy and its famous rice dishes in Madrid. L’Albufera del Meliá Castilla has more than 35 years of experience. They endorse them as the maximum exponent of the rich Levantine gastronomy and its famous rice dishes in Madrid. In an elegant and contemporary atmosphere, we hope you enjoy their extraordinary market cuisine, full of history and flavor. Adress: C. del Poeta Joan Maragall, 43, 28020 Madrid
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EXERCISE FOR HEALTH SUMMIT WALKING TAPAS TOUR PROPOSAL A simple evidence-based WALKING-TAPAS-WALKING proposal for you to enjoy… Start from PLAZA DE ESPAÑA, (wherever you are based), cross the park and walk through PALACIO REAL, (beautiful views of the gardens and an impressive and huge Royal Palace). In a very open space you will see the OPERA HOUSE (TEATRO REAL) in the opposite side of the Palace, and from there you can ask anyone for directions to go to MERCADO SAN MIGUEL (San Miguel Market, a former old food market transformed today in a cool foody-expensive place) You can stop here and enjoy 1 small and cold beer (called “CAÑA”)… From here you can just cross the street and walk into PLAZA MAYOR (a very old and beautiful historical square, former home of the City Council, and here you can stop in one of the bars in the corners and ask for a calamari sandwich (BOCATA DE CALAMARES) with another CAÑA (number #2)… You then can cross the square walking to PLAZA SANTA ANA (another nice square full of bars and terraces), where you could choose to try PATATAS BRAVAS (spicy fried potatoes) at CALLEJON DEL GATO street with CAÑA #3. Next stop could be a bit further walking to MERCADO SAN ANTON, a traditional food market that today brings a mix of foody-cool places with Spanish food shops, where you could enjoy a CAÑA #4 with your food choice available... It is worthy to note that you can enjoy a beautiful old cinema (FILMOTECA NACIONAL, CINE DORÉ)... Then you can walk back by PUERTA DEL SOL, taking PRECIADOS street up to PLAZA CALLAO, and from here just walking down GRAN VIA into PLAZA DE ESPAÑA again… Some final notes: You can choose to ask for a glass of red wine instead of the small beers. Good red wines to ask for: • MATARROMERA • ARZUAGA • LUIS CAÑAS • EMILIO MORO Regarding food, please don´t leave Madrid without trying a proper RACIÓN (plate) of IBERIC HAM (jamón ibérico PATA NEGRA)…
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OFFICIAL FITNESS CLUB SPONSORS GoFit, Fitness Park, and Basic Fit are generously offering complimentary club access to all EfHS & ISM participants. Dive into top-tier fitness experiences, courtesy of our esteemed sponsors!
GO fit Vallehermoso Adress: Avda. de Filipinas, 7, 28003, Madrid
FITNESS PARK Principe Pio Adress: Centro Comercial Príncipe Pio. Paseo de la Florida, 2. Madrid.
Basic- Fit: all clubs in Madrid Adress: see the link for all clubs
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ARRIVAL 10.00-17.00
Registration, Meliá Castilla Hotel
19.00
Welcome Cocktail, Casa Panadería
19.00
Opening remarks, David Stalker
The Opening Ceremony will take place at Casa de la Panadería which is a beautiful area situated in La Plaza Mayor. Following the Opening Ceremony, delegates will enjoy a cocktail in this great scenery.
How to arrive: Metro stops: Sol (Line 1,2,3), Ópera (Line 2. 5, Ramal) Independently of the metro station you will have to walk 5 minutes to get to the venue Dress Code: Smart Casual Adress: Pl. Mayor, 27, 28012 Madrid
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PROGRAMME DAY 1
Tuesday, 21st of November 2023
Room: El Prado
8.00-9.00
Registration, Meliá Castilla Hotel
9.00
Opening remarks – David Stalker, Andreas Paulsen and Prof. Jimenez
9.30
Dr. Fiona Bull (WHO) “2022 WHO Global Status Report on Physical Activity: progress and key outcomes, an opportunity to reflect on the inactivity challenges from a global approach.”
10.30
Coffee Break
11.00
Prof. Robert J. Copeland (Sheffield Hallam University) “Impact of Co-location of Physical Activity, health & social services”
12.00
Prof. I-Min Lee (Harvard University) “Physical Activity and Chronic Disease Prevention: How Can I Move My Way to Health?”
13.00
Lunch
14.00
Prof. Ricardo Mora (Univ. Castilla La Mancha), Dr. Enrique Artero, (Univ. Almería), Dr. Amelia Guadalupe - Exernet Clinical Exercise in Practice
15.30
Coffee Break
16.00
Assoc. Prof. Melody Ding (University of Sydney) - “Why investing in physical activity pays dividends: An interdisciplinary perspective”
17.00
Closing Remarks
17.30
Madrid leisure opportunities & Free tapas exploring tour suggested
Place: Room El Jardín (Promising Practice) 11.00- 12.00
Research in Practice #1 (4 x 15min), Chair: Prof. Jose Antonio Casajús
14.00- 15.30
Research in Practice #2 (4 x 15min), Chair: Prof. Ignacio Ara (Exernet) 07
PROGRAMME DAY 2
Wednesday, 22nd of November 2023
Room: El Prado
8.00-9.00
Registration, Meliá Castilla Hotel
9.20
Opening remarks day 2 – Prof. Jimenez
9.30
Assoc. Prof. Jonathan Ruiz (Univ. Granada) “Consequences of exercise during childhood on adults’ cardiovascular Health”
10.30
Coffee Break
11.00
Dr. Silvano Zanuso (Wellness Foundation) “The Wellness Valley 04 Report”
11.30
Dr. Imran Rashid (Lenus) “The Digital Era's Impact on Physical and Mental Well-being: Understanding and Overcoming the Challenges”
12.00
Prof. Willem van Mechelen (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) “The European Initiative of Exercise is Medicine: connecting effectively healthcare and exercise prescription”
13.00
Lunch
14.00
Visionary Industry Leadership Fireside Chat: Liz Terry (moderator), Jennifer Halsall-de Wit, Marcel Boots and Steve Ward.
15.30
Coffee Break
16.00
Prof. Larissa Davies (Sheffield Hallam University) “Understanding the Social Return of Physical Activity & Sports participation: the International Consensus on SROI”
17.00
Closing Remarks
17.30
Madrid leisure opportunities & Free tapas exploring tour suggested
20.00
EfHS & ISM Dinner L´Albufera Restaurant
Place: Room El Jardín (Promising Practice) 11.00- 12.00
Promising Practices #1 (4 x 15min), Chair: Prof. Marcela Gonzalez-Gross
14.00- 15.00
Promising Practices #2 (4 x 15min), Chair: Prof. Gary Liguori (Univ. of West Florida)
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KEYNOTE SPEAKER HIGHLIGHT Dr. Fiona Bull, WHO: Title: "Global Physical Activity Report Insights" Description: Dr. Bull presents data from the 2022 WHO Global Status Report on Physical Activity, discussing progress, targets, and opportunities in the fight against physical inactivity. Prof. Robert Copeland, Sheffield Hallam University: Title: "Impact of Co-location of PA, Health & Social Services" Description: Prof. Copeland explores the impact of co-locating physical activity, health, and social services, emphasizing the importance of integration. Dr. Imran Rashid, Lenus.io: Title: "Impact of Co-location of PA, Health & Social Services" Description: Dr. Rashid explores the effects of digital technology on physical and mental health. Drawing on his expertise in medicine and tech, he offers insights into managing these challenges for better health outcomes. Prof. I-Min Lee, Harvard University: Title: "Physical Activity and Chronic Disease Prevention" Description: Prof. Lee highlights the role of physical activity in preventing chronic diseases, offering updated evidence to promote a healthier lifestyle. Assoc. Prof. Melody Ding, University of Sydney: Title: "Investing in Physical Activity: A Multidisciplinary Perspective" Description: Dr. Ding, a leading expert, explains the benefits of investing in physical activity from both health-care and economic perspectives. Prof. Larissa Davies, Sheffield Hallam University: Title: "Understanding the Social Return of Physical Activity" Description: Prof. Davies leads a session on the social and economic impact of physical activity, presenting the International Consensus on SROI Modelling. Prof. Willem van Mechelen: Title: "The European Initiative of Exercise is Medicine" Description: Prof. Van Mechelen discusses the European Initiative of Exercise is Medicine, connecting healthcare and exercise prescription for better health outcomes. Assoc. Prof. Jonathan Ruiz, University of Granada: Title: "Consequences of Childhood Exercise on Cardiovascular Health" Description: Dr. Ruiz explores the positive effects of childhood exercise on adult cardiovascular health and the risks associated with inactivity. Prof. Ricardo Mora-Rodríguez, University of Castilla La Mancha: Title: "Exercise and Medication Interactions in Cardio-Metabolic Risk" Description: Prof. Mora-Rodríguez discusses the interaction between medication and exercise in individuals with cardio-metabolic risk factors. Dr. Enrique Artero, University of Almería: Title: "Supervised Exercise after Bariatric Surgery" Description: Dr. Artero presents preliminary results from the EFIBAR randomized trial, focusing on the role of supervised exercise after bariatric surgery in obesity treatment. . For more in-depth information 09
SPEAKER PROFILES Dr. Fiona Bull Dr Fiona Bull is the Head of the Physical Activity Unit in the Department of Health Promotion situated within the new Division of Healthier Populations at the World Health Organization based at headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland. Primary focus is on supporting countries implement the recommendations the Global Action Plan on Physical Activity 2018-2030, which includes an emphasis on whole of system approach and improving environment to promote and retain safe walking and cycle for people of all ages and abilities. Other work includes development of global normative standards such as updating the global guidelines on physical activity and sedentary behaviour, extending global partnerships and providing specialised technical support to countries through WHO Regional and Country Office, particularly to low- and middle-income countries. Before joining WHO, Fiona was Professor of Public Health and Physical Activity at the University of Western Australia and Director of the Centre for Built Environment and Health. Her professional interests cover global and national health policy on NCDs, epidemiology of physical activity and health, innovation, technology and systems approach to national actions on promoting physical activity. Dr Bull’s work has been recognised with the award of Member of the British Empire (MBE) for services to public health.
Prof. I-Min Lee Prof. Lee’s main research interest is in the role of physical activity in promoting health and preventing chronic disease. This extends to characteristics associated with a physically active way of life, such as the maintenance of ideal body weight. She also is concerned with issues relating to women’s health. Her research projects include 3 of the biggest epidemiological studies in the world focusing on the positive impact of physical activity: a) the Women’s Health Study, a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial designed to evaluate the balance of benefits and risks of low-dose aspirin and vitamin E in the primary prevention of cardiovascular disease and cancer among 40,000 female health professionals, aged 45 years and older, that ended in 2004. Participants are currently followed on an observational basis to investigate predictors of health in older women. B) a study with objective measures of physical activity and sedentary behavior (using accelerometers) over 7 days among 18,000 women, from 2011-2015. Participants are being followed for various health outcomes and mortality. C) the College Alumni Health Study, a prospective cohort study of the predictors of chronic diseases, with emphasis on physical activity, among 70,000 alumni from Harvard University and the University of Pennsylvania 10
Associate Prof. Melody Ding Associate Professor Melody Ding works in physical activity, behavioural epidemiology and chronic disease prevention research. She led the 2016 and 2021 Lancet Series on Physical Activity and Health and has been an enthusiastic advocate for equal access to an active lifestyle. Melody has published more than 200 journal articles and was the recipient of the 2018 NSW Young Tall Poppy of the Year, the 2019 Australian Museum Eureka Prize Emerging Leader in Science, and the 2021 Ministerial Award for Rising Star in Cardiovascular Disease Research. She was named in 2022 as Australia’s Top 20 scientists under 40. She is currently the co-editor in Chief for the Journal of Physical Activity and Health. Her work has informed policies, guidelines, and practices around the world and has received extensive media coverage around the world.
Prof. Larissa Davies Prof. Davies is Professor of Applied Sports Economics at Sheffield Hallam University (SHU). She specialises in measuring the societal impact of sport and physical activity. Specifically, her work focuses on valuing the economic and social impact of the sector, using a range of methods including Social Return on Investment (SROI). Her research is both multidisciplinary and applied. She works at the interface between academic and practice, regularly engaging with policy makers, industry partners and funders of sport, nationally and internationally. She served as the SHU Research Excellence Framework (REF2022) coordinator for Unit of Assessment 24: Sport and Exercise Sciences, Leisure and Tourism. She is Chair of THiNKactive Scientific Advisory Board.
Prof. Willem van Mechelen Prof. Willem van Mechelen has a unique combined background in physical education, human movement sciences, epidemiology, (occupational and sports) medicine and public health/primary care. After a career as classroom physical education teacher and occupational physician, he completed his PhD at age 40 years. From that time onwards he engaged himself seriously in science. His research group, which he has built up from scratch in the past 20+ years, has an international reputation and a leading position in the two fields of social medicine he represents: occupational medicine and public health/sports medicine. In Occupational Medicine he has evaluated and introduced graded-exercise programs as highly costeffective means for return-to-work of workers on sick leave, as well as worksite lifestyle interventions for the entire workforce.
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Associate Prof. Jonatan Ruiz Jonatan Ruiz is Associate Professor at the Faculty of Sport Sciences of the University of Granada (Spain). Jonatan holds a degree in Sport Sciences from the University of Granada (Spain), a PhD in Exercise Physiology from the same University and a PhD in Medical Sciences from Karolinska Institute (Sweden). He joined the University of Granada as Ramón y Cajal Researcher in January 2011. His research combines clinical epidemiology with physiology to study the impact of exercise on energy metabolism and the development of cardiovascular diseases. Dr. Ruiz has dedicated his research career to studying the impact of regular physical activity on energy metabolism and cardiovascular health and more specifically on obesity and insulin resistance. Thanks to his research, there is now no doubt that regular physical activity has a protective effect on cardiovascular health from the first decades of life. Since 2014, Dr. Ruiz has been leading several human research projects focused on studying the role of exercise on brown adipose tissue and its modulatory effect on energy balance and cardiovascular risk factors. Dr. Ruiz was the first Ramón y Cajal researcher in Spain with a background in Sports Science, and was No. 1 (out of 6 contracts awarded in 2010) in the area of Clinical Medicine and Epidemiology.
Prof. Ricardo Mora-Rodríguez Prof. Ricardo Mora-Rodríguez, PhD, FACSM leads a small laboratory in Spain full of enthusiasm, dedicated to research in humans. Educated as an exercise physiologist by the best in the world, he applies what he learned to new questions. In the last decade, his group is trying to understand the interactions between medication and exercise in individuals with cardiometabolic risk factors.
Dr. Enrique Artero Dr. Artero has published + 90 articles in international peer reviewed journals. His total number of citations is +5500, with an average of 350 citations per year, and a H-index above 30 (Web of Sciences). He got a Bachelor in Sports Science (2005), a Master in Human Nutrition (2007), and a PhD in the Department of Physiology (2010), all of them at the University of Granada (UGR), Spain. He served as post-doctoral research fellow at the University of South Carolina (USC), USA, with Prof. Steve Blair. Back in Spain, Dr. Artero was awarded as Ramón y Cajal research fellow, and then promoted to Tenured Professor (Profesor Titular de Universidad). Nowadays his research is focused on the benefits of exercise as a therapeutic complement to bariatric surgery, as the PI of EFIBAR randomized controlled trial (ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT03497546). 12
Prof. Robert J. Copeland Rob is Director of the Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre and Professor of Physical Activity and Health at Sheffield Hallam University. A Chartered Sport and Exercise Psychologist with the British Psychological Society and Health and Care Professions Council, Rob’s research focuses on supporting people and populations to move more. As part of the London 2012 Olympic Legacy, Rob led the team in Sheffield that established the National Centre for Sport and Exercise Medicine, pioneering systems approaches to physical activity. Rob has led and developed physical activity interventions in multiple clinical and non-clinical populations, including prehabilitation for people with a cancer diagnosis. Rob continues to be fascinated by how to create the conditions to make it easier for people to be physically active and is most likely to be found riding his bike in the peak district.
Dr. Silvano Zanuso Dr. Silvano Zanuso is the Director of Technogym’s Medical & Scientific Department. He is also Adjunct Professor at Edith Cowan University (Perth, Australia) and Visiting Professor at the University of Greenwich in London. Silvano has worked as a health consultant for various governments and public institutions. He has conducted conferences and educational programs in more than twenty countries. His work is published in numerous indexed journals. Silvano’s main scientific interest is the effect of physical activity and exercise on people with metabolic disorders.
Dr. Imran Rashid Dr. Imran Rashid, a specialist in general medicine, is a noted techentrepreneur and the former Chief of Innovation at Aleris, one of Scandinavia's premier private hospital chains. A prolific author, he has penned multiple bestsellers exploring the nexus between humanity and technology. Currently serving as the Director of Health Innovation at the global healthtech firm Lenus.io, Dr. Rashid stands out as a prominent thought leader in Denmark, paving the way for physical and mental wellbeing in the age of Machines and Algorithms.
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SESSION CHAIRS Prof. Dr. José Antonio Casajús Mallén Full Professor for Physical Activity and Health at the Faculty of Medicine at the Universidad de Zaragoza. Sport Medicine Specialist for Universidad de Barcelona. Coordinator of the research group “Growth, Exercise, Nutrition and Development” (EXER- GENUD). Research lines include the impact of physical activity and exercise in health in different populations. Another research line is about the wearables in health and physical performance. He is the director of the laboratory Gedud-Lab. Other area of interest is how to introduce exercise in primary care and how to get people more active. He is the president of Exercise is Medicine®️ Spain, a founding member of the network on physical activity and health EXERNET.
Prof. Dr. Marcela González Gross Full Professor for sport nutrition and exercise physiology. Head of the ImFINE Research Group. Main research focused on nutritional status and its impact both on functional and cognitive level of healthy subjects and those with risk factors with different levels of fitness and physical activity, especially children, adolescents and elderly, pioneering the interdisciplinary collaboration between nutrition and sport sciences both at national and international level. She is Scientific Manager of Exercise is Medicine® Spain, a founding member of EXERNET, Member of CIBERobn, President of the Spanish Nutrition Society (SEÑ), member of the EIEIM board, among other worths.
Prof. Dr. Ignacio Ara Dr. Ignacio Ara, professor at the University of Castilla La Mancha (UCLM). European Doctorate in Physical Activity and Sports Sciences from the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (ULGPC). Visiting Researcher at the Department of Biomedical Sciences at the University of Copenhagen (Denmark). Fellowship and member of the Scientific Committee of the European College of Sports Sciences (ECSS). Director of the GENUD Toledo Research Group of the UCLM that is part of the Biomedical Research Center on Frailty and Healthy Aging Network (CIBERFES) of the Carlos III Health Institute. President of the Physical Exercise and Health Network (EXERNET).
Prof. Gary Liguori Prof. Liguori serves as Chief Academic Officer as Provost and Senior Vice President at the University of West Florida. He moved to UWF from the University of Rhode Island, where he was the Founding Dean of the College of Health Sciences. Prior to Rhode Island, Liguori was Head of Health & Human Performance at the University of Tennessee Chattanooga, and before that, held faculty appointments at North Dakota State University, Youngstown State University and the University of Wyoming. Before working in academics, Liguori was the director of cardiac rehabilitation at the Heart Institute of the Desert, in Palm Desert, California. 14
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