Frans Bosch System. A dynamic systems approach to sports performance and rehabilitation

Nazwa szkolenia:

A dynamic systems approach to sports performance and rehabilitation

 

Opis szkolenia:

The world of physiotherapy and sports performance is changing. Worldwide, physiotherapists and performance coaches see that human performance should be approached from a more complex perspective. In this workshop performance and rehabilitation are approached from a dynamic system, in which the complex self-organization of the body is central. This does much more justice to how the body organizes movement, but also how it protects itself against injuries.

The theoretical part will go deeply into the self-organization of movement (coordination/motor control), which is of crucial importance when you work with athletes. And will then be practically translated into exercises and training methods in the practical sessions. There will be a special focus on running sports and lower body injuries such as the ACL injury.

Termin:
9-10.03.2024

Miejsce: Warszawa, Rehasport

Defining who is this workshop for (target group).

The course is developed for coaches, physiotherapists, PE teachers and other professionals in sport who want to gain a deep understanding of complex non-linear dynamics in sport, and being able to apply this into training and coaching.

What will the participants learn during the course and how to translate it into work with patients/clients?

• Understand the Constraint Led Approach and transfer this knowledge into exercises and training settings
• Understand the mechanisms of specificity and transfer of training
• Understand self-organization and its effects from intramuscular processes to muscle cooperation to bigger components of movement to total contextual patterns
• Understand deep rules of motor control and know how to determine these in movement
• Gain knowledge of all the systems involved in motor control, feedback and intrinsic learning, and how to apply these in rehabilitation and training
• Has knowledge about phase transitions and knows how to use these in rehabilitation and training in order to accelerate the learning process
• Shows how all the knowledge in this course is presented in training or rehabilitation

Agenda of the workshop.

• DAY 1 (9.00-17.00hr)
  • Morning part 1; Theories of motor control: problems with the brain dominant models
  • Morning part 2: Building block approach for rehabilitation and sports performance
  • Afternoon: Practical Building block approach. Individual muscle attractors + local attractors
• DAY 2: (9.00-17.00hr)
  • Morning part 1: Global attractors
  • Morning part 2: Practical global attractors
  • Afternoon part 1: A dynamic systems approach to ACL injury rehab and prevention
  • Afternoon part 2: ACL injury practical

This workshop provides a unique new vision of sports performance training, physical training and rehabilitation. It is based on modern ideas in the science of motor control, motor learning and skill acquisition. The workshop will delve deeply into important self-organization in sports movements, which are mainly organized outside the brain in the body. This new knowledge has important consequences for training practice and rehabilitation.

Teun Thomassen MSc. worked for over a decade as an athletic development coach for the Dutch Olympic Committee, working at national and Olympic Training Centre Papendal in The Netherlands. He has coached and prepared several European champions, World champions and medal winning athletes and sport teams in the run-up to the Olympic and Paralympic Games in Rio de Janeiro 2016 and Tokyo 2021. Track & Field (100m, 200m, 400m and relay), volleyball, rugby and badminton are a few of the sports he has coached daily at the highest level.  

Being a sports fanatic his whole life, Teun was determined to pursue a career in professional sports. He started coaching at age 16 and studied for over 9 years in the field of sports- and human movement sciences. 

He had his first elite-level coaching experience at the New South Wales Institute of Sports in Sydney. It was during this period that he met Frans Bosch, who was lecturing at his university. Teun and Frans have been working together ever since. After graduating cum laude from university with a Bachelor’s - and a few years later with a Master’s degree, he started to work full-time in professional sports. 

During the past 12 years, Teun continued his education by specializing in the field of movement analysis, injury prevention, and the practical application of modern ideas of motor control and learning into training. In this role, he provides courses, presentations and consultancy for sports professionals, clubs and universities all over the world. For instance, he assisted Frans Bosch during the preparation of the Japanese national rugby team for the 2015 World Cup, in which South Africa was defeated.

Teun can be followed on Instagram @teun.thomassen.