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LEN-medical symposium: Science meets Practice

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    Huub Toussaint
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    Dear friends

    The European Swimming Federation (LEN) organises a symposium in Eindhoven the Netherlands on the 27-
    28 of March.

    The theme of the symposium is "Science meets practice"

    Some of the Speakers: Jacco Verhaeren and Fedor Hes: these coaches will illustrate how scientists
    like Luc van Agt and Jan Olbrecht help the design of the training program Andrew Pipe will discuss
    the new doping regulations (WADA) Inigo Mujika will present a paper on the taper

    The full programma can be downloaded from the website of the Dutch swimming association:
    knzb.nlknzb.nl Or from the website of the Swimming Research Center Amsterdam
    ifkb.nlB4 I trust you will find the program interesting and I hope to meet you
    in Eindhoven

    kind regards

    Huub Toussaint

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  2. Larry Weisentha
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    The European Swimming Federation (LEN) organises a symposium in Eindhoven


    the Netherlands on the 27-28 of March.<<

    To: Prof Toussaint:

    For those of us who are unfortunately unable to attend, will there be a published proceedings of the
    symposium?

    - Larry Weisenthal

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