Symposium 2015 – Abstract

OXYGEN UPTAKE KINETICS IN PERSONS WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY INVOLVED AND NOT INVOLVED IN SPORT Pokvytyte V., Skucas K., Stasiulis

WALKING AS A MEDIATOR OF THE RELATIONSHIP OF SOCIAL SUPPORT WITH VITALITY AND PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS IN OLDER ADULTS Carrapatoso S.1,

ESTABLISHING THE NET ATTAINABLE BENEFITS OF LONG-TERM EXERCISE – LATVIAN VERSION (ENABLE-LV) Sneidere K., Harlamova J., Perepjolkina V., Arnis V.,

SUBJECTIVE WELL-BEING AND HEALTH FROM SPORT: INSIGHTS FOR AGEING Downward P.1, Rasciute S.2 1School of Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences,

THE EFFECT OF PERCEIVED CONSTRAINTS ON EXERCISE ON DAILY PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN ELDERLY Baceviciene M. Lithuanian Sports University, Lithuania  

EFFECTS OF ELASTIC BAND RESISTANCE TRAINING VERSUS MULTI-SENSORY TRAINING ON THE POSTURAL CONTROL OF INSTITUTIONALIZED WOMEN Naliato F. L., Mendes R. D.,

ECCENTRIC ENDURANCE EXERCISE TO ENHANCE FUNCTIONAL MOBILITY IN OLDER ADULTS Mandy G., Mark W. University of Chichester, United Kingdom  

IS THE INTERNATIONAL PHYSICAL ACTIVITY QUESTIONNAIRE LONG FORM (IPAQ) A RELIABLE MEASURE OF FREE-LIVING SEDENTARY BEHAVIOUR AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN

WHAT IS A PHYSIOLOGICALLY RELEVANT OUTCOME MEASURE AND EPOCH LENGTH IN OBJECTIVELY QUANTIFYING SEDENTARISM? Wullems J. A.1, Morse Ch. I.1,

THE EFFECT OF NORDIC WALKING TRAINING ON MUSCLE STRENGTH OF POSTMENOPAUSAL WOMEN WITH LOW BONE MASS Ossowski Z.1, Skrobot W.2,

IMPLEMENTATION OF AN EVIDENCE-BASED, MULTIMODAL PHYSICAL ACTIVITY INTERVENTION FOR THE PREVENTION OF DEMENTIA IN LOCAL PRACTICE – GESTALT Streber A.,

EFFECTS OF DANCE AND MULTIMODAL MOVEMENT TRAINING ON BRAIN PLASTICITY, COGNITIVE FUNCTIONS AND PHYSICAL FUNCTIONS IN THE ELDERLY Hokelmann A.2,

WHAT WE CAN LEARN FROM MEASURING DAILY LIFE ACTIVITY OF OLDER PERSONS Wiebren Zijlstra Institute of Movement and Sport Gerontology,

PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND FITNESS COMPONENTS OF THE OLDER PEOPLE Zoran Milanovic University of Niš, Serbia   Physical activity is one

EVALUATION RESEARCH IN HEALTH-ORIENTED EXERCISE INTERVENTIONS Michael Brach University of Munster, Germany   The goals of this talk are: a)

AGING AND MOTOR INHIBITION: A CONVERGING PERSPECTIVE PROVIDED BY BRAIN STIMULATION AND IMAGING APPROACHES Oron Levin KU Leuven Movement Control

SUCCESSFUL AGING, BRAIN AND NEUROPLASTICITY Albertas Skurvydas Lithuanian Sports University, Lithuania   The presentation deals with various issues of successful

COGNITIVE AND EMOTIONAL FUNCTIONING IN ADVANCED AGE – THE EFFECT OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND PHYSICAL FITNESS Yael Netz Wingate College,