The organizers of the conference, together with the valuable input and knowledge of numerous colleagues from different backgrounds, coaches from different disciplines and governing bodies rounded out the creation of the conference program. The conference topics included multiple aspects of training and testing from a wide variety of sports and settings. With more than 100 submitted abstracts the conference was not only interdisciplinary but also dealt with a multitude of aspects from training and testing of different populations-from recreational to elite, young to old, men and women. The program covered many facets, including various innovative forms of endurance and neuromuscular training and testing. It included new insights in training and testing of individual, team, racquet, and winter sports. It also included modern aspects of nutrition and biomonitoring at the molecular and systemic level. 160 delegates from 15 countries, above all, more than 50 young researchers participated in the conference. Content: Keynote Lectures New Aspects of Whole-Body Electromyostimulation Player Tracking Technology in Team & Racquet Sports Cycling-Training & Testing Biomechanical Aspects of Training & Testing Workshop: Multi-Directional Sprinting & Agility in Elite Athletes Table Tennis: The Development of the Elite Sleep, Travel & Jet-lag Workshop: Blood Flow Restriction [YIA] Poster Presentation 1: Training & Testing Energy Balance and Energy Expenditure; from Whole Body to Cellular Adaptations Individualization in Recovery Science Training & Testing-Varia 1 Poster Presentation 2: Training & Testing Innovative Methods in Strength Training Monitoring with Wearable Technology Workshop: Recovery Management Special Aspects of Training & Testing in Hypoxia & Hyperoxia Nutrition & Training Team Sport: Training & Testing Agility for Exercise-Based Fall Prevention in the Elderly: Conceptual, Cross-Sectional & Longitudinal Findings Training & Testing-Varia 2 Workshop: Point-of-Care Testing (POCT)
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