Keynote Speakers

Gretchen Oliver

Brief Biography
Dr. Oliver is a full professor in the School of Kinesiology at Auburn University. She is a Fellow of the American College of Sports Medicine, a Certified Athletic Trainer, and a Corrective Exercise Specialist. Her primary research focus is on injury prevention and performance enhancement in youth baseball and softball athletes. She has a vast publication record regarding baseball and softball pitching and injury prevention. Among her peers, both nationally and internationally, she is known as the expert in the biomechanics of pitching.

Web Page: www.sportsmedicineandmovementau.com
E-Mail: goliver@auburn.edu
Twitter: @smml_au
Instagram: smml_au

ISG 2022 Keynote Topic
The Biomechanics of Pitching: Translating Theory to Application

Tjarco Alta

Brief Biography
Dr. Tjarco Alta is a orthopaedic surgeon currently working at the Spaarne Gasthuis at both locations Hoofddorp and Haarlem. Recently, Dr. Tjarco Alta also offers his experiencer and skills in relation to the shoulder for patients at FlexClinics. In addition to his work as an orthopedist surgeon, Tjarco is also is member of the ExCom of European Society of Shoulder and Elbow Surgery (SECEC) where he fulfils the role of chair of the Health Care Delivery Committee and since March 2022, he is also president-elect of the Dutch Shoulder and Elbow Society (WSE) of which he will become president in March 2023

Web Page: www.flexclinics.nl
E-Mail: talta@spaarnegasthuis.nl
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/tjarcoalta

ISG 2022 Keynote Topic
Long head biceps biomechanics, pathology and current treatments

Ajay Seth

Brief Biography
Ajay Seth is an assistant professor of Biomechanical Engineering at Delft University of Technology where he directs the Computational Biomechanics Lab. His research is centered on neuromuscular and musculoskeletal modeling and computer simulation to understand, monitor, and affect human movement. He was the principal architect of the biomechanical modeling and simulation software, OpenSim—the most widely used musculoskeletal simulator, which he now directs its development at TU Delft. Ajay’s background is in biomechanical modeling, controls (Ph.D.), multibody dynamics, computer simulation, and software design. He has a decade of industrial software engineering experience and over a dozen years of scientific research and development. Dr. Seth is devoted to applying physics-based modeling and simulations to accurately measure and classify human performance outside of the laboratory and to design devices and clinical interventions to improve human mobility.

Web Page: www.tudelft.nl
E-Mail: a.seth@tudelft.nl
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/ajayseth

ISG 2022 Keynote Topic
Applying musculoskeletal modeling to improve the design and technology for shoulder injury therapy and prevention.

Michael Davidson

Brief Biography
Michael Davidson was born on January 14, 1956 and graduated in physiotherapy in 1979. He obtained his manual therapy diploma on April 22, 1991. Since 1980 he has been established as an independent physiotherapist and owner of his physiotherapy practice in Amsterdam, named Milé Fysiotherapie.

Literally over a hundred diagnostic tests exist for the identification of shoulder complaints. Almost none of these tests by themselves are proven valid. The use of test combinations, based on systematic combination of tests related to scapular kinematics, pain and reduced mobility, can help the therapist to zoom in on the type and region of the problem and the accompanying treatment.

Michael Davidson has 40+ years of experience as a shoulder physical therapist. In this presentation he will demonstrate his approach and explain his rationale behind the followed procedures.

Web Page: https://milefysiotherapie.nl/
E-Mail: michael@milefysiotherapie.nl
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/michaeldavidson

ISG 2022 Keynote Topic
Identification of shoulder complaints in clinical practice

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