Heat adaptation, altitude training and jetlag management at LIHPS
In the world of high-performance athletes, conquering challenging environmental conditions is a must. Discover how the LIHPS can help athletes acclimate and best prepare for these conditions. Are you a member of the COSL squads or another COSL support measure, the
Does collagen protein supplementation improve sports performance?
Background It has been suggested that dietary collagen provides an anabolic stimulus and that its key precursors, proline and glycine, are required to increase collagen synthesis. Similarly, there is evidence that whey protein supplementation, in particular the amino acid leucine, stimulates
Official opening of the SportFabrik
Friday evening, the Minister of Sport, Georges Engel, in the presence of the Minister of Higher Education and Research, Claude Meisch, the Mayor of Differdange, Christiane Brassel-Rausch, and the President of LIHPS and COSL, André Hoffmann, officially opened the SportFabrik
The LIHPS is looking for a strength & conditioning trainer (m/f)
The LIHPS is looking for a strength & conditioning trainer (m/f)! Interested candidates are invited to send their applications with CV, cover letter and copies of certificates and diplomas before 7 October 2022!
The LIHPS is looking for a sports scientist with a specialisation in biomechanics
The LIHPS is looking for a sports scientist with a specialisation in biomechanics (m/f)! Interested candidates are invited to send their applications with CV, cover letter and copies of certificates and diplomas by 24 June 2022!
Zoom on carbohydrates (CHO): different types and effects
There is consensus among sports nutritionists about the benefits of carbohydrates (CHO) in sport. But types of CHO and the associated terminology are complex and often confusing. Let’s take a closer look at some terms related to CHO, glycaemic index,
Protein and muscle conditioning in athletes – Prof Luc van Loon – 27 April
This is an invitation to our next lecture on 27 April at 17:30 at d’Coque. The lecture is free to attend and no registration is required. There will be no livestream available this time. Luc van Loon is a Professor of Physiology of Exercise at the
The role of sleep in recovery of athletes – Dr Mathieu Nédélec – 24 February
This is an invitation to our next lecture on 24 February at 17:30 at d’Coque followed by a workshop for coaches. The lecture is free to attend and no registration is required. Attendance is limited to 100 participants on a first-come, first-served basis. For those
Stream and documents of Prof JB Morin’s lecture on force-velocity profiling in jump and sprint
Please click here to download the slides of the presentation The excel files to calculate the jump force velocity profile is available by clicking here and the sprint excel sheet is available here.
Sleep is an essential part of recovery for athletes
Even a successful Olympian like Sarah De Nutte sometimes needs a short nap during a hard day of training! Generally, sleep is an essential part of recovery for athletes to recharge their batteries. Here are some simple tips for athletes to recover