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“Thank you @TheISEH for a great 5K run. I’ll definitely return next year. Any chance of a 10K?”
August
Challenges in Sports Medicine
On the 6 May Isokinetic Medical Group and the ISEH hosted a talk on the Challenges in Sports Medicine with guest speakers Dr Peter Brukner, Dr Karim Khan and the ISEH’s Prof Fares Haddad. The demand was so high we switched the event to UCL and the event attracted over 165 attendees.
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World Cup Fever Web Chat H
The ISEH ran a 5k run in Regents Park on Sunday the 29 June. Nearly 90 people took part in the second ISEH 5K run in aid of UCLH Charity. The run was held to mark the first anniversary of the Institute. Prof Fares Haddad presented prizes to the category winners, who all received an ISEH t-shirt and sports bag to go with their finishers’ med- als and certificates.
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Exercise Medicine conference M
Sport England further education day
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HIP: Hips, Imaging and Pain M
Camden Active Spaces conference
On Thursday 3 July the ISEH organised and hosted a conference to launch a new initiative, Camden Active Spaces, which aims to inspire school children to be more active, via good playground design and use of outdoor space. Following a welcome by Prof Fares Haddad and Fiona Dean, Assistant Director Culture & Environment, London Borough of Camden, conference attendees heard from Professor Ashley Cooper, University of Bristol, on encouraging physical activity in young people; William Roberts, Director of Strategy and Planning, NHS Camden Clinical Commission- ing Group and Charlotte Ashton, Camden and Islington Public Health, gave an overview of the project and showed delegates some of the playground designs. Dr Mark Hamer from UCL’s Physical Activity Re- search Group (PARG) spoke about monitoring and evaluating Camden Active Spaces. Richard Murley Chairman of UCLH and x from were in attendance.
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Sevens and The City Commonwealth Games 2014
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14 ISEH ANNUAL REPORT 2014 / 2015
London Beach Rugby Tournament
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Sports Coach UK - Talent Coaches Breakfast Club
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