The International Conference on Adapted Sport aims
Five Key Themes:
Adapted Sport organization.
Teaching and education in Adapted Sport.
Social Environment (Sport and social inclusion)
Adapted Sport Medicine.
The protagonist: The Athlete
Place / dates:Congress Palace of Málaga (Spain) / 27-30, November 2003
Key presentation: one lecture.
Round Table discussion on issues related to the lecture.
Open discussion with the audience.
Responsible staff and technicians in the area of sports, education, health and social matters of public administration; federations, clubs and associations, universities, physical education and teaching centres at national level.
The scientific committee will follow the development of the thematic blocks to reach some conclusions that will be presented at the closing of the Conference.
TopAdapted Sport Organization:
In this area various models of organization of adapted sport will be presented and discussed, from the basic to the top level of competition, especially the organization of paralympic sport. This will consist of two key areas.
Teaching and Education in Adapted Sports:
This area will present and discuss the diverse teaching and technical models, as well as the resources and necessary curricular designs for good development of adapted sport in all its aspects and environments, consisting of two thematic blocks:
Social environment:
In this area diverse social factors will be presented and discussed that favour the development and inclusion of adapted sport in normal society. It will consist of two specific thematic blocks:
Adapted sport medicine:
This area will present and discuss the diversity involved in medicine, rehabilitation and sport, and other sciences, in the sport speciality where health and safety of the athletes is the main objective. This will be developed into two thematic blocks:
The protagonist: The athlete:
This being the International Year of Persons with Disabilities, we could not conclude without dedicating a thematic area to the main protagonist of adapted sport, the disabled athlete. In this area they will share with us their personal experiences and will discuss their needs and future proposals for the improvement and development of their sport. Without us keeping in mind the opinions and proposals of athletes, there would be no positive evolution.
The Scientific Committee, headed by Mr. Dr. Josep Oriol Martínez Ferrer, Vice-president of F.E.D.M.F., University professor to Adapted Sport, Universidad Ramón Llull and I.S.M.W.S.F Medical Officer.
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