NASPEM 2018 BIENNIAL CONFERENCE OAKLAND CA

AUGUST 22--25 2018

WELCOMECONFERENCE PROGRAM PREVIEW

CONFERENCE SNAP SHOT

The NASPEM 2018 Planning Committee welcomes you to Oakland, CA, home of the World Champion Golden State Warriors, the Oakland Raiders, and the Oakland A’s. The Oakland area is recognized for offering a diverse sampling of food, drink, shopping, outdoor adventures, and activities.

Oakland is California’s breath of fresh air. As one of the most diverse cities in the country – Oakland provides a break away for urban trendsetters. The Oakland culinary scene welcomes epicurean endeavors and is where chefs test out their creative and delicious recipes.

And with great food comes great drinks…in addition to the successful Oakland Urban Wine Trail, the new Oakland Ale Trail is home to 12 tasting rooms with many more brands growing from distribution mode. The industrial and gritty culture of craft breweries is a perfect match for Oakland blue- ‐collar vibe. And to top off the creative spirit, Oakland is doubling down in their art scene with street murals, turf dancing, and art events happening throughout the year.

Come and be welcome, enjoy Oakland’s hospitality and let us provide you with an exceptional educational and social experience. See you at NASPEM 2018!! Dr. Shannon Siegel, ssiegel@usfca.edu

Purpose: NASPEM holds a biennial conference alternating with the European Group of Pediatric Work Physiology (PWP) to encourage an international exchange of ideas and research collaborations. Our meetings are a unique professional gathering with leading authorities presenting research advances and program developments focused exclusively on the pediatric population. NASPEM emphasizes student participation with student-‐focused research awards and grants.

Format: See the Conference Program at a Glance section. The Conference consists of keynote and invited lectures, with several speakers presenting their unique research and perspectives on future directions for research in the pediatric exercise sciences. You will be able to attend both peer-‐reviewed open oral communications, as well as poster sessions with dedicated time for interaction and discussion. All activities are singular events without parallel sessions. This format stimulates awareness of the breadth of research within Pediatric Exercise Science and encourages an exchange of ideas and interaction between established and young researchers.

Topics: See the Keynote /Invited Speakers & Topics section. This year the Dr. Oded Bar-‐Or Memorial lecture will be given by Dr. Lars Bo Andersen: Challenging the paradigm of sedentary behavior and benefits of light and moderate intensity physical activity. In addition, we will continue the Dr. Tom Rowland Series with invited speakers Drs. Alex Rowlands and Paolo Pianosi. The keynote addresses and symposia topics for the conference will include: Physical Literacy, Outdoor Recreation and Youth, Predicting Maturity Offset, Pediatric Exercise Medicine: Time for Disruptive Innovation, and our American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) Exchange Lecture Series featuring Dr. Tracy Zaslow on Hot Topics in Pediatric Sports Medicine.

Audience: NASPEM promotes exercise science, physical activity and fitness in the health and medical care of children and adolescents. Our members include clinicians, researchers, educators and students who are all committed to assessing and improving physical activity, exercise, and fitness in children. Attendees have diverse interests and expertise --physicians, exercise scientists, public health specialists, physical educators and coaches.

Educational Objectives: Upon completion of the Conference, participants will be able to:

1. Describe measurement of physical activity and response to exercise in youth.2. Discuss the impact of overuse injuries and concussions on youth sport participants, and determine

what guidelines or regulations are in place to protect our youth.3. Discuss the applications of calculating maturity offset to predict age at peak height velocity in youth.4. Explore new challenges facing Pediatric Exercise Medicine.5. Describe the impact of sedentary behavior and light to moderate physical activity on the health

and wellness of youth.6. Identify several applications for physical literacy in Pediatric Exercise Science.7. Describe the key effects of outdoor recreation activities on the health and wellness of youth.

Accreditation: This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the accreditation requirements and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through the joint providership of the University of Tennessee College of Medicine and North American Society for Pediatric Exercise Medicine. The University of Tennessee College of Medicine is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

Education Credits: The University of Tennessee College of Medicine designates this live activity for a maximum of 10.75 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s) TM. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

PAs, NPs and Nurses: Physician Assistants, Nurse Practitioners and Nurses may use these credit hours toward certification renewal.  This credit is acceptable by the American Academy of Physician’s Assistants (AAPA), American Nurses Credentialing Association (ANCC) and American Academy of Nurse Practitioners (AANP). 

  Allied Health Professionals: Professional associations may choose to convert the hours earned to contact hours.  Please contact your certifying board to ensure these credit hours will be accepted.

CONFERENCE LODGINGThe Oakland Marriott City Center, (1001 Broadway, Oakland, California 94607) will host NASPEM 2018. The Oakland Marriott City Center is located in close proximity to downtown Oakland and across the street from the 12th St. BART entrance (Bay Area Rapid Transit System).

San Francisco International Airport is approximately 22 miles (35 km) from the hotel. It will take about an hour on BART, and cost ~$10.00 from SFO to the 12st/Downtown Oakland BART station. You can use credit or debit cards at the BART stations for your tickets. Oakland International Airport is approximately 10 miles (16 km) from the hotel. It will take about a half hour on BART and cost about $9.00. You can also rent a car at either airport; however, traffic in the Bay Area is difficult at the best of times.

The hotel website provides details on its amenities as well as offering travel directions. Oakland Marriott City Centerhttp://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/oakdt - ‐ oakland - ‐ marriott - ‐ city - ‐ center/

Limited parking (subject to charges) is available onsite. Hotel reservations are separate from the Conference Registration. For online reservations, click the link below to obtain the discount room rate of $159.00 for a guest room (1 king or 2 queen beds. Reserve your room herehttps://www.marriott.com/meeting-event-hotels/group-corporate-travel/groupCorp.mi?resLinkData=UNIVERSITY%20OF%20SAN%20FRANCISCO%20NASPEM%5Eoakdt%60USFUSFA%7CUSFUSFB%60159.00%60USD%60false%604%608/22/18%608/26/18%6008/01/18&app=resvlink&stop_mobi=yes

Online reservations can be made for the conferences dates (August 22-‐25), with the option of adding the Saturday night (August 25th).

For phone reservations, call The Oakland Marriott City Center reservation department at 510 451 4000 or 800 228 9290, and indicate that you are a NASPEM 2018 attendee. The discount rate expires August 1, 2018. We suggest you make your reservation as soon as possible. This will help determine the number of rooms we must hold to offer you this price. Also, we cannot guarantee the discount rate after our block of rooms are all reserved.

CONFERENCE REGISTRATIONConference Registration: The 2018 Conference registration includes:

• Wednesday evening reception• Complete scientific program with refreshment breaks• All Oakland Marriott Hotel breakfasts and lunches (box lunch on Saturday)• Thursday evening dinner at the hotel• Friday night dinner off-‐site• Day registrants will receive refreshment breaks and lunch for that day.

Registration and credit card processing will be provided by the University of San Francisco College of Arts and Sciences CashNet. Conference registration will be available online and the link will be posted when we open registration.

Conference Registration Fees: (U.S. Dollars only)

NASPEM Member

Non-NASPEM Member

Before June 15 $650 $750 (Includes program, all meals and social events)

June 15 – August 25 $850 $950 (Includes program, all meals and social events)

Accompanying Person $500 $550 (Includes day trips, all meals and social events)

Student/Trainee $400 $450 (Includes program, all meals and social events)

Day Participation $200 $200 (Includes program for the day and lunch)

NOTE: Same day on-‐site registration is also available.

Please note your dietary restrictions when you register.

CONFERENCE PROGRAM AT A GLANCEWednesday 22

Aug Thursday 23 August Friday 24 August Saturday 25 August

7-7:30 Breakfast 7-8:30Breakfast 7-8:30Day registration Breakfast 7-8:30

7:30-8 Day Registration PES Ed Board BreakfastRoom 206, 7:30-8:30

Day Registration8-8:30 8:15 Welcome

8:30-9 8:30 am

AAP Exchange Series Tracy Zaslow

8:30 am Dr Oded Bar Or Memorial Lecture Lars Bo Andersen

8:30-9:30 amFree communication

9:-9:30

9:30-10 9:30-10:30 amFree communication

9:30 -10:30 am Free communication

9:30-10:30 amPoster presentations

10-10:30

10:30-11Refreshment break

10:30-10:45Refreshment break

10:30-10:45Refreshment break

10:30-10:4511-11:30

10:45-11:45 amFree Communication

10:45-11:45 amPoster presentations

10:45-11:30 amStudent award winners

11:30-1212-12:30

12 pm Keynote Adam Baxter-Jones

Maturity Offset

12 pm KeynoteDean Kriellaars

Physical Literacy

11:45-12:30PWP 2019

NASPEM 2020Passing the gavel12:30-1

1-1:30 Registration 1-7 pm 1-2 pm Lunch 1-2 pm Lunch 12:30 Box Lunch

1:30-22-2:30

NASPEMBoard meeting

2-5 pm Location TBA

2 pm Keynote Dan Cooper

Pediatric Exercise Medicine

2-3:30 pm Keynote Aiko Yoshino & Rebecca

BattistaOutdoor Recreation2:30-3

Optional hike in Muir woods (Please sign up if interested)

3-3:30 3-4:30 pm Refreshment break

and posters3:30-4 3:30-4:30 pm Refreshment

break and posters4-4:304:30-5 NASPEM

Business meeting4:30-5:00 pm

4:30-5:30 pm Free communication5-5:30

Dinner on your own

5:30-65:15-7:15 pm

The year that was6-6:30

6-9 pmDinner at Plank

Jack London Square

6:30-77-7:30

7:30-9 pm Dinner7:30-8

Dr. Tom Rowland (Alex Rowlands, Paolo Pianosi)

Lecture 7:30-9:008-8:30 Drinks & Desserts

Cash Bar8:30-9

Student social 9-???

KEYNOTE / INVITED SPEAKERS & TOPICSThe keynote and symposium topics listed below are in chronological order for the conference.

Dr. Tom Rowland Series: A Forum Exploring New Challenges Facing Pediatric Exercise Science . Two speakers will begin our conference with the lecture series, and each presentation will focus on the challenges (or gaps) in our current knowledge in each of the specific topics and what can be done to close this gap. The speakers for 2018 are Dr. Paolo Pianosi (Kings College, London) and Dr. Alex Rowlands (University of Leicester). Specific topics for this series include measurement of physical activity in youth and respiratory response to exercise in youth.

The first annual talk in the new American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) Exchange Series will be given by Dr. Tracy Zaslow (Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, Director of Children’s Orthopaedics Center Sports Concussion Program, Medical Director of Children’s Orthopaedic Center Sports Medicine Program, Assistant Professor of Clinical Surgery, Keck School of Medicine of USC). She will review the latest trends, management changes and new sports injury patterns  for the young athlete in Hot Topics in Pediatric Sports Medicine, and injury prevalence in youth sport.

Dr. Adam Baxter-‐Jones (University of Saskatchewan) will discuss the importance of biological age in pediatric exercise science, and highlight recent research and controversy around use of maturity offset prediction equations.

Dr. Dan Cooper (UC Irvine) will speak on the topic of Pediatric Exercise Medicine: Time for Disruptive Innovation.

D r . Ode d Ba r - ‐ O r M e m o r i a l L e ct u r e : Dr. Lars Bo Andersen (Western Norway University of Applied Science) will be the Bar-‐Or speaker for 2018. Dr. Andersen has been a pioneer in the field with his work in the epidemiology of physical activity and disease risk in youth. He will speak on challenging the paradigm of sedentary behavior and the benefits of light and moderate intensity physical activity.

The Year That Was: This session will highlight some of the most significant and exciting publications in specific areas of pediatric exercise science during 2017.

Physical Literacy: Dr. Dean Kriellaars (University of Manitoba) will present his research on physical activity literacy.

Dr. Aiko Yoshino (San Francisco State University) and Dr. Rebecca Battista (Appalachian State University) will address the use of outdoor recreation activities to provide access and improve the health and wellness of youth.

Previous winners of student awards at NASPEM will have a lightning round to present 5 slides in 5 minutes on their areas of research.

VISIT OAKLAND AND THE BAY AREADuring your stay, make sure to take advantage of all the Bay area has to offer! From Oakland to San Francisco, and out to wine country, you have a myriad of places to visit whether you want to eat, drink, hike, explore, or just sit and watch the water. Welcome to the Bay Area, and enjoy your stay!

Oakland, often referred to as the “Brooklyn of the West”, boasts top-‐notch restaurants, thriving music venues, breweries and urban wineries, and plenty of outdoor activities. With 260 days of sun each year, it’s always a good time to visit the sunny side of the Bay! Check out the following link for a few options. https://www.visitoakland.com/

Free Broadway Shuttle To get around Oakland, head to Lake Merritt or Jack London Square, hop on the. the City of Oakland Broadway shuttle which offers free connections from BART, San Francisco Bay Ferry, and Amtrak to downtown Oakland offices, restaurants, local shops, and entertainment venues.

Wine Tasting near and far. A trip to Oakland isn’t complete without tasting a little local flavor. Like everything else in Oakland, our wine scene is a little different. Oakland’s urban wineries are housed in renovated warehouse spaces, but the wine quality is second to none. Being so close to California wine country doesn’t hurt either, grapes are sourced from all over the state. Head out on Oakland’s Urban Wine Trail, stopping along the way to shop, eat, and explore all that Oakland has to offer. The trail is walk-able, and easily accessible by most public transportation, including the free shuttle. Urban Wine Trail

Sonoma Wine Country. With more than 425 wineries, miles of rugged Pacific coastline, towering redwood forests, and its close proximity to San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge, Sonoma County is a traveler’s dream vacation spot in California. Tasting rooms in the world-‐class Sonoma wine region range from simple and rustic to elaborate wine castles. https://www.sonomacounty.com/

Livermore Wine Country. Livermore Valley Wine Country is a wine enthusiasts haven where you can taste, tour, and spend the day or weekend enjoying our award-‐winning wineries. https://www.lvwine.org/

Oakland Ale Trail Looking for locally produced drink options other than wine? Oakland’s brewers are rooted in the spirit of the city’s earliest manufacturers, but this new breed of makers is developing flavor and style combinations that are making them stand out in the increasingly crowded world of American craft beer. The Oakland Ale Trail, developed by Visit Oakland in collaboration with a variety of partners from Oakland’s craft beer industry, celebrates the strength of the Oakland’s craft beer community. Grab your passport and go! Visit all of Oakland's brewery taprooms and earn a free Oakland Ale Trail branded growler!

Jack London Square is an entertainment and business destination on the waterfront of Oakland. It is only a 15-‐ minute shuttle ride on the free Broadway Shuttle.

Lake Merritt in Oakland, California is one of the most unique urban spaces in the United States. Its 3.4 mile heart-‐ shaped shoreline in the center of an exceptionally diverse city is the place for man and nature to migrate, meet and mingle daily. This tidal lagoon is also home to the oldest designated wildlife refuge (1870) in the United States.

Old Oakland is comprised of 10 historic buildings that date back to the 1860s. This unique offering of retail and office space provides a historic setting with thoroughly modern amenities that is close to San Francisco and is conveniently located in the Bay Area. Old Oakland is home to places like Swan’s Market, Beast Mode, Umami Mart, BOSK, Marion + Rose Fine Goods, and other boutiques.

Oakland Art Murmur (OAM) experience introduces visitors to Oakland’s visual arts movement in a welcoming and inspiring environment. While visiting arts venues, OAM goers become educated about different styles of creative expression, trends in contemporary art, and starting a collection. Participants gain an appreciation for sculpture, painting, textile and all manner of artistic media, including the street art in local neighborhoods. Art Murmur Map

Alcatraz Island. Step back in time and experience the legendary island that has been a civil war fort, a military prison and one of the most notorious federal penitentiaries in US history. This memorable tour includes: 45 minute audio presentation "Doing Time: The Alcatraz Cellhouse Tour," featuring actual correctional officers and prisoners who lived and worked on the Island; orientation video by Discovery Channel; ranger and docent tours; historic gardens and abundant wildlife. h tt p s : // www .alcatrazisla nd tick e ts.c o m / A lcatraz - ‐ T ou rs /

IMPORTANT NOTE: If you would like to take a trip to Alcatraz, you need to reserve your tour and/or ferry ride as soon as possible. Especially in summer, these tours get booked very quickly. See the following link to answer your questions about the trip. https://www.alcatrazcruises.com/faq/purchasing-‐tickets

Angel Island. Take the Angel Island ferry for a day of fun and history in the middle of the Bay. Angel Island is a California State Park , wildlife preserve and one of the finest historical sites in the Bay Area that includes military garrisons and compounds from every major war dating back to the U.S. Civil War. Also known as the “Ellis Island of the West,” Angel Island’s Immigration Station was the first stop for millions of Pacific Basin, Asian and Russian immigrants entering the United States. Be sure to check out the newly-‐restored Immigration Station! h tt p s : // www . b l ue a nd g o l d fl ee t.c o m /f e rry/a n g e l - ‐ i s l a nd /

Ferry trips and boat trips in and around the San Francisco Bay Check out the various trips available around the Bay.

Union Square (San Francisco) is the teeming commercial hub of the city. Numerous upscale boutiques, restaurants, nightspots and galleries occupy the spaces tucked between the larger buildings. At the intersection of Powell and Market streets, tourists huddle to view one the city’s most unique sites, the manual cable car turnaround.

Muir Woods Walk among old growth coast redwoods, cooling their roots in the fresh water of Redwood Creek and lifting their crowns to reach the sun and fog. Federally protected as a National Monument since 1908, Muir Woods is part of California’s Golden Gate National Recreation Area, north of San Francisco. It’s known for its towering old-‐growth redwood trees. Trails wind among the trees to Cathedral Grove and Bohemian Grove, and along Redwood Creek. The Ben Johnson and Dipsea trails climb a hillside for views of the treetops, the Pacific Ocean, and Mount Tamalpais in adjacent Mount Tamalpais State Park.

NASPEM 2018 SPONSORSHIPThe NASPEM 2018 Planning Committee thanks all of our sponsors for this year’s conference.

Silver Sponsors

Bronze Sponsors

Volunteer Sponsors