Presentation at the Dutch Olympic Centre: Exploring the Use of Force Plates in Testing and Training

On Wednesday, Dr Milos Petrovic, Assistant Professor at the University of Iceland and Head of the Research Centre for Sports and Health Sciences, delivered an insightful presentation at the Dutch Olympic Centre in Papendal. The focus of the presentation was the innovative use of force plates in sports testing and training, in collaboration with VALD Performance, a leading company in movement science technology. Milos discussed how force plates, widely used for measuring force, balance, and movement patterns, can enhance athletic performance and recovery by providing objective data for coaches and athletes. He also explored how integrating this technology into training programs could lead to more personalized and effective athletic development. This event marks a significant step for the University of Iceland in forging stronger connections with top global experts in sports science and technology. By engaging with leaders in the field, the university continues to strengthen its position as a hub for cutting-edge research in sports and health sciences. The collaboration underscores the importance of global networking in advancing scientific knowledge and promoting innovation in sports performance. The presentation was attended by 50 coaches and sport scientists from various federations, further emphasizing the global interest and relevance of the research discussed.

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