The Irish Sport and Exercise Sciences Association ('ISESA') held their first ever annual conference in SETU Waterford on 22 and […]
Dr Diane Cooper explores practical ways to apply clinical exercise physiology in designing multimodal group exercise for healthy ageing and chronic disease management, and also introduces the free Erasmus+ AgeWell programme for professionals across Europe.
We will explore evidence that reports the prevalence, risk factors, and management of back pain in athletes, and we will discuss strategies for prevention in rehabilitation programmes and factors to consider and a framework for rehabilitation of the athlete with sport related back pain.
This inaugural joint webinar between ISESA and CASES brings together leading experts to explore the application of sport science in elite performance environments.
Wesley will unpack recent research relating to best‑practice approaches to frequency, intensity, time, and type of movement, and explore how parents, educators, and community leaders can support active, confident young people in an increasingly sedentary and digitally changing world.
This webinar will initially define the sport science discipline of Skill Acquisition, outline the scope of practice of a Skill Acquisition Specialist and present a model to guide applied practice. Subsequently, we will explore the process for gaining ISESA accreditation as a sport scientist specialising in Skill Acquisition.
Ian will describe the setup and management of a decade of the Irish Rugby Injury Surveillance (IRIS) project.
A practical and eye-opening talk on why many metabolic carts produce inaccurate VO₂ measurements, and what really drives these errors. Learn how sensor accuracy, calibration, humidity, and breath-by-breath systems can significantly impact data quality in sport and research.
The ISESA is delighted to have TUS Athlone as the venue for next year’s annual conference. More details about the programme and speakers will be announced early 2026.
