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The 14th Commonwealth International Sports Science Congress 2010(CISSC 2010) a lead up conference to the Common Wealth Games was organized jointly by the Organizing Committee CWG 2010 Delhi,National Association of Physical Education and Sports Science (NAPESS),Indian Association of Sports Medicine (IASM),Asian Federation of Sports Medicine (AFSM) and Delhi University at Manav Rachna International Universitys campus.
The conference was inaugurated by Geeta Bhukkal,Education Minister,Haryana on 27th September. The conference was attended by over 1000 national and international delegates,experts and scientists from different fields,who shared their experiences and the latest findings and practices for promoting sport sciences in India.
Dr. GL Khanna,Chairman CISSC 2010,said The CISSC 2010 is momentous as the congress is in tandem with the 14th Commonwealth Games to be hosted by Delhi. The congress theme Play and Triumph scientifically is apt as the sports competitions in the modern era are more scientific than conventional. Quality controlled sports science research definitely can foster the positive attitudes,sound character and healthy lifestyle among sports persons.
Speaking over the conference,said,Dr Farasat Hussain,president,Indian Association of Sports Medicine (IASM) said,”With the corporatisation entering Indian healthcare,the need has arisen to learn newer techniques of management and become cost effective in the process. There is also a growing need to give better medical care,training and proper nutrition to our athletes at minimum cost through best possible scientific means. This will not only benefit the development of athletes and sports in India but would also make India a preferred destination for foreign players seeking treatment and training.”
The conference had discussions on the need of sports management,Sports Physiotherapy,Biomechanics of Physical Activity and Sports,Recent approaches in Nutrition,Health and Yoga,etc and provided exposure to sports and medical students need of creating a strong sports management structure.
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