June 2, 2018 ADVANCE PROGRAM - ACSM Annual …

1 For additional highlights and programming, PROGRAM May 29- June 2, 2018 Minneapolis, Minnesota USA#ACSM18 May 29- June 2, 2018 Minneapolis, Minnesota USAThe Basic Science ofMuscle Hypertrophyand AtrophyACSM s65th AnnualMeeting9th World Congress onWorld Congress on2 American College of Sports Medicine 2018 ADVANCE PROGRAM * Please note that the above organizations are not ACCME-defined commercial SponsorsPremier SponsorPresenting SponsorsThe Basic Science ofMuscle Hypertrophyand AtrophyACSM s65th AnnualMeeting9th World Congress onWorld Congress onACSM Thanks the Sponsors of This Year s MeetingAmerican College of Sports Medicine 2018 ADVANCE PROGRAM 32017-2018 PROGRAM CommitteeKathryn H. Schmitz, , MPH, FACSM, FTOS (Chair)Debra A. Bemben, , FACSM Holly J. Benjamin, , FACSM Steven N. Blair, , FACSM Joseph Donnelly, , FACSM Roger M. Enoka, Fulton, , FACSML. Bruce Gladden, , FACSMS andra J. Hoffmann, , FACSMM onica J. Hubal, , FACSMMark Hutchinson, , FACSMC arrie A.

2 Jaworski, , FACSME lizabeth A. Joy, , , FACSML eonard A. Kaminsky, , FACSMS hawn F. Kane, , FACSMW. Larry Kenney, , FACSMW illiam E. Kraus, , FACSMF elipe Lobelo, , E. Matthews, , FACSMC lare E Milner, , FACSMS tuart M. Phillips, , FACSMM elanie S. Poudevigne, , FACSMJohn C. Quindry, , FACSMW illiam O. Roberts, , FACSMM elissa W. Roti, , FACSMBrad A. Roy, , FACSMR obert E. Sallis, , FACSMA. William Sheel, , FACSMJ ames Skinner, , FACSMC aroline Smith, R. Thompson, , FACSMC atrine Tudor-Locke, , FACSMK evin R. Vincent, , , FACSMS tella L. Volpe, , FACSMK athleen Woolf, , FACSMS chedule at-a-glanceFor additional information on all events, visit , May 299:00 :15 Committee Meetings (refer to onsite schedule)9:00 :00 Registration Open9:00 :00 Preconference Sessions1:00-5:15 World Congress on Exercise is Medicine 5:30-6:15 Morris/Paffenbarger World Congress on Exercise is Medicine KeynoteWednesday, May 306:00 :00 Committee Meeting (refer to onsite schedule)6:30 :00 Registration Open 8:00-9:15 Joseph B.

3 Wolffe Memorial Lecture9:30 :15 Educational Sessions11:45 Mid-day Session featuring 20th Surgeon General Jerome Adams, , MPH1:30-6:00 Exhibit Hall Open (reception 5:00-6:00 )5:15-7:15 PINES Special Lecture5:30-6:30 Student Colloquium5:30-7:30 Healthy Happy Hour - Walking Tour of Minneapolis5:45-7:15 Interest Group Meetings7:30-9:00 Student Bowl9:00-11:00 Opening Gala (invitation only)Thursday, May 316:00 :00 Committee Meetings (refer to onsite schedule)6:00 :45 Josephine L. Rathbone Memorial Breakfast honoring ACSM s Women7:30 :00 Registration Open8:00 :15 Educational Sessions9:30 :00 Exhibit Hall Open10:30-11:20 President s Lectures11:45 Mid-day Session featuring Jackie Joyner-Kersee2:00-5:00 President s Cup Poster Competition5:45-6:45 Clinicians Reception with Poster Presentations5:45-7:00 Basic Science Reception 5:45-7 Interest Group Meetings7:30-8:30 Celebrating Diversity Reception (invitation only)8:00-9:30 International Reception (invitation only)8:00-9:30 Regional Chapter EventsFriday, June 16:00 18th Annual Gisolfi Fun Run, Walk and Roll6:00 :00 Committee Meetings (refer to onsite schedule)7:30 :00 Registration Open8:00-9:15 Dill Historical Lecture 8:00 :15 Educational Sessions9:30 :00 Exhibit Hall Open11:45 Mid-day Session, The Science of The Running Shoe12:00-12:45 Student Meet the Expert Session5:45-7.

4 00 New Fellow Reception (invitation only)7:00-10:00 Cocktail Reception and Awards BanquetSaturday, June 26:30-7:15 Committee Meetings (refer to onsite schedule)8:00-11:00 Educational Sessions11:15 :05 President s Lectures4 American College of Sports Medicine 2018 ADVANCE ProgramGeneral InformationAdvance RegistrationAvoid long lines by pre-registering for the 65th ACSM Annual Meeting by mail, fax or at Discounted registration is available through April 19. Pre-registration services are available through May 22. A $50 processing fee will be applied to all professional on-site registration service charge of $50 will be applied to all cancellations. Cancellations must be submitted in writing. Phone cancellations will not be accepted however, email cancellation notification is acceptable if sent to by April 19, 2018. No shows are not considered cancellations. Please review registration form for additional presentation abstracts will be available online prior to the meeting.

5 Attendees will receive an email with instructions for how to access and print the abstracts. Printed copies of the abstracts will not be available RegistrantsThe State Department requires that all visitors traveling to the from visa waiver countries register online through the Electronic System for Travel Authorization. For detailed information on entry requirements, please visit Minneapolis Convention CenterRegistration, exhibits and most educational sessions will be held in the Minneapolis Convention Center. Please review your final PROGRAM onsite for specific locations of your favorite Service CenterACSM s Member Service Center is your one-stop resource for information on ACSM membership, certification, programs and meetings. ACSM staff will be available to answer your questions throughout the meeting. Not a member? Stop by to learn more about membership benefits. Official LanguageEnglish is the official language of the Site Registration HoursRegister on-site or pick up your materials at the Minneapolis Convention Center during the following hours:Tuesday, May 29 9:00 :00 , May 30 6:30 :00 , May 31 7:30 :00 , June 1 7:30 :00 , June 2 8:00-11:30 ZoneMinneapolis is part of the Central Time assistance with making travel arrangements to Minneapolis, consider using ACSM s preferred Travel Agency, ALTOUR.

6 To explore your travel options, email with ACSM on Social MediaGet Updates on Annual Meeting and Much More!This application uses the InstagramTM API and is not endorsed or certified by Instagram, Inc. All InstagramTM logos and trademarks on this application are property of Instagram, by Minneapolis Parks and Recreation, Courtesy of Meet MinneapolisAmerican College of Sports Medicine 2018 ADVANCE PROGRAM 5 Annual Meeting Objectives:1. Evaluate the biological, biomechanical, psychological and behavioral changes accompanying exercise in both normal and pathological Analyze state-of-the art and innovative basic science, applied science, and clinical medicine in the areas of exercise, fitness, health and physical Compare new approaches and perspectives concerning exercise science and sports medicine through interactive discussions with scientists and clinicians in related Recognize the importance of basic science research as it relates to diseases and conditions that exist due to physical Assess how physical activity research and practice can contribute to public Specific Objectives:6.

7 Incorporate new guidelines into the care of the concussed athlete to improve recovery in order to decrease the risk of post-concussive symptoms and safely return to play in their sport. 7. Develop strategies to counsel patients with chronic diseases to participate in physical activity to improve function and quality of life. 8. Determine which patients with heart diseases are at risk for sudden cardiac death and refer for advanced cardiac care when appropriate. 9. Explore alternative pain management techniques in the care of athletes with musculoskeletal pain to decrease pain, improve function, and prevent opioid misuse, abuse and addiction in athletes and active Incorporate best practices in the evaluation and treatment of athletes with mental health issues in order to improve athlete quality of AudienceACSM members and professionals interested in the field of sports medicine and exercise Continuing Education Credits/Continuing Medical Education CreditsAccreditationThe American College of Sports Medicine is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education to provide continuing medical education for CreditsThe American College of Sports Medicine designates this live activity for a maximum of AMA PRA Category 1 Credits.

8 Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the CECsThe American College of Sports Medicine s Professional Education Committee certifies that this continuing education offering meets the criteria for a maximum of hours of ACSM continuing education CEUs American College of Sports Medicine (BOC AP#P401) is approved by the Board of Certification Inc. to provide continuing education to Athletic Trainers. This PROGRAM is eligible for a maximum of Category A hours/CEUs. ATs should claim only those hours actually spent in the educational Application for CME Credit has been filed with the American Academy of Family Physicians. Determination of credit is American College of Sports Medicine 2018 ADVANCE ProgramProgramming Search categories belowAthlete Care and Clinical MedicineBiomechanics and Neural Control of MovementCardiovascular, Renal and Respiratory PhysiologyClinical Exercise PhysiologyEnvironmental and Occupational PhysiologyEpidemiology and BiostatisticsExercise is Medicine Fitness Assessment, Exercise Training, and Performance of Athletes and Healthy PeopleImmunology/Genetics/EndocrinologyM etabolism and NutritionPhysical Activity/Health Promotion InterventionsProfessional Development/ Organizational InformationPsychology, Behavior and NeurobiologySkeletal Muscle, Bone and Connective TissueWorld Congress on the Basic Science of Muscle Hypertrophy and Atrophy A-10 Joseph B.

9 Wolffe Physical Activity for Cancer Prevention Wed. 8:00-9:15 Anne McTiernan, FACSM, Memorial Lecture and Treatment: State of the Evidence Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research CenterC-51 President s Lecture Paralympic Sports Medicine - Thurs. 10:30-11:20 Nick Webborn, FACSM, Evolution of a Specialty British Paralympic AssociationC-52 President s Lecture 68 is the New 43: Rebellious Thurs. 10:30-11:20 Pamela M. Peeke, FACSM, Rise of the Senior Olympics University of Maryland School of MedicineE-01 Dill The History and Highlights of Fr i. 8:00-9:15 Abby C. King, FACSM, Historical Lecture Physical Activity Behavior Change Stanford University School and Health Promotion of MedicineG-49 President s Lecture Is it Time for Heart Failure Patients to Sat.

10 11:15 :05 Peter H. Brubaker, FACSM, HIIT the Weights? Wake Forest UniversityG-50 President s Lecture Seeking Gold: The Evolution of Nutrition Sat. 11:15 :05 Dan Benardot, FACSM, Strategies for Creating a Champion Georgia State UniversityAthlete Care and Clinical Medicine A-18 Symposium The Male Athlete Triad: Updates and Parallels Wed. 9:30-11:30 Michael Fredericson, FACSM, with the Female Athlete Stanford University Aurelia Nattiv, FACSM, UCLA Meb Keflezighi, Olympian Mary Jane De Souza, FACSM, Pennsylvania State University Madhu Misra, Massachussetts General Hospital Adam Tenforde, Harvard Medical SchoolA-26 Clinical Case Slide Hip and Pelvis I Wed. 9:30-11:10 Clinical Case Slide Medical Issues I Wed. 9:30-11:10 Tutorial Lecture An Update from the Berlin Concussion Wed.