Swim for Tomorrow- Toshiaki Goya

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1 BMS2018 Swim for Tomorrow- The first International Symposium for Biomechanics and Medicine in Swimming was held in 1970, and this 13th conference is the first BMS symposium to be held in Asia. First of all, as the president of Japanese Society of Sciences in Swimming and Water Exercise (SWEX), I would like to express my sincere gratitude for BMS2018 organising committee members for their remarkable commitment and cooperation. In BMS symposiums, Past, Present, and Future has always been important keywords. Similarly, Bridge the gap has been an essential phrase among sports scientists who are aiming to contribute to training, coaching, and teaching in an aquatic environment. At this BMS2018, we set Swimming for Tomorrow as a slogan of the Congress, hoping the symposium to be a new bridge between scientific theory and practice for the future of swimming. In 1997, we established SWEX, which is modelled after BMS, and organised the first SWEX congress in that year. Since then, we have been organising a national SWEX symposium every year, and we have published 21 volumes of our journal Japanese Journal of Sciences in Swimming and Water Exercise so far. I genuinely hope the link between BMS and SWEX will become much stronger for further contribution to swimming science, education, and coaching. Given that swimming is a lifelong sport that gives joy and delight to many people regardless of the age or disabilities, I also wish BMS group to be leading direct and indirect supports for physically or intellectually impaired people who try to overcome their impairment and enjoy physical exercises. I have joined BMS symposiums myself in 1974, 1998, 2002, and 2010, and each time, I felt the development of a universal aquatic exercise culture. In August 1974, I travelled over European countries to join the 2nd BMS symposium at Belgium, to visit swimming and water polo clubs in East/West Germany and Hungary, and to watch European championships. During the trip, I saw lots of people, including physically impaired people, babies, and elderlies, enjoying swimming in one way or another. This was due to enhanced tangible and intangible elements in those countries, and everything I saw or learnt during the whole trip positively affected my philosophy in swimming and teaching. Japan is one of the few countries that obligate all schools to have swimming classes in their physical education, which is an excellent educational system from a perspective of aquatic safety and education. However, many teachers and exercise instructors still focus only on a forward locomotion based on a perspective of the competitive swimming. This means that many people do not take aquatic exercises as more than just simple races. We, those who are working on swimming from many perspectives, need to take a role of establishing a worldwide system of aquatic education that makes human life healthier and happier and spreading leading knowledge of not only competitive swimming but also many other aquatic exercises. I firmly believe that BMS group is, and will be, the centre of the movement, and I am sure we can build many new links between the members and establish new bodies of knowledge that contribute to the future of swimming and aquatic activities through this 13th BMS symposium. President of Japanese Society of Sciences in Swimming and Water Exercise (SWEX) Toshiaki Goya 2

2 SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE: Alves FRANSISCO (POR) Raul ARELLANO (ESP) Tiago BARBOSA (POR) Flavio CASTRO (BRA) Didier CHOLLET (FRA) Daniel DALY (BEL) Milivoj DOPSAJ (SRB) Ricardo FERNANDES (POR) Kari KESKINEN (FIN) Steven LANGENDORFER (USA) Bruce MASON (AUS) Kevin MORAN (NZL) Teruo NOMURA (JPN) Futoshi OGITA (JPN) Yuji OHGI (JPN) Carl PAYTON (GBR) David PENDERGAST (USA) Stelios PSYCHARAKIS (GBR) David PYNE (AUS) Marek REJMAN (POL) Ferran RODORIGUES (ESP) Ross SANDERS (AUS) Ludovic SEIFERT (FRA) António José SILVA (POR) Joel STAGER (USA) Robert STALLMAN (NOR) Hideki TAKAGI (JPN) Bodo UNGERECHTS (GER) João Paulo VILAS-BOAS (POR) Kohji WAKAYOSHI (JPN) Paola ZAMPARO (ITA) BMS STEERING MEMBERS: Kari KESKINEN (Finland) Bodo UNGERECHTS (Germany) João Paulo VILAS-BOAS (Portugal) Teruo NOMURA (Japan) LOCAL ORGANISING COMMITTEE: CONGRESS PRESIDENT Toshiaki GOYA (Nihon Fukushi University) CONGRESS CHAIR Teruo NOMURA (Kyoto Institute of Technology) COMMITTEE MEMBERS Koji WAKAYOSHI (Osaka University of Economics) Takeshi MATSUI (Otemon Gakuin University) Yasushi IKUTA (Osaka Kyoiku University) Itaru ENOMOTO (Kamakura Women s University) Masanobu TACHI (Nara University of Education) Hideki TAKAGI (University of Tsukuba) Tomohiro NOGUCHI (Nihon University) Hiroshi ICHIKAWA (Niigata University of Health and Welfare) Yuji MATSUDA (Japan Institute of Sports Sciences) Yuji OHGI (Keio University) Yasuo IKEGAMI (Aichi Shukutoku University) Futoshi OGITA (National Institute of Fitness and Sports in Kanoya) Motomu NAKASHIMA (Tokyo Institute of Technology) Koichi KANEDA (Chiba Institute of Technology) Yasuo SENGOKU (University of Tsukuba) Azusa UEMATSU (Dokyo Medical University) Shozo TSUBAKIMOTO (University of Tsukuba) Miwako HOMMA (University of Tsukuba) Saho MATSUDA (University of Tsukuba) Tomohiro GONJO (University of Tsukuba) Shin SAKAI (University of Tsukuba) 3

3 Sponsors The XIIIth International Symposium on Biomechanics and Medicine in Swimming was supported by: Japanese Society of Sciences in Swimming and Water Exercise University of Tsukuba Tsukuba Tourism and Convention Association Tsukuba City Japan Swimming Federation Japanese Para-Swimming Federation Japan Swimming Club Association Bourbon Corporation TritonWear 4Assist, Inc. Archive Tips, Inc. DESCENTE Ltd. DKH Co., Ltd. JAPAN AQUA TEC Co., Ltd. Kistler Japan Co., Ltd. KYOWA HAKKO BIO Co., Ltd. Wonder Years Footmark Corporation FREESTYLE, Inc. KYOWA ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENTS Co., Ltd. linkworks Inc. TAKEI SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS Co., Ltd. TABATA Co., Ltd. Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd. Otsuka Pharmaceutical Vo., Ltd. Aida Tategu Center, Ltd.

4 General information ID Badge Your personal BMS badge is your entrance ticket to the conference centre and all scientific sessions. Please wear your badge at all times. Exhibition Location: The 2nd floor of the conference building 5C. Exhibition opening hours: Monday 17 th of September :00-17:00 Monday 18 th of September :30-17:00 Monday 19 th of September :30-17:00 Monday 20 th of September :30-12:00 Monday 21 th of September :30-12:00 Exhibitors: Stand1: TritonWear Stand2: Kistler Stand3: Archive Tips, Inc. Stand4:4Assist, Inc. Stand5: JAPAN AQUA TEC CO., LTD Stand6: DKH CO., LTD Stand7: KYOWA HAKKO BIO CO., LTD Stand8: BOURBON

5 Location Outline The Most Prominent Research and Development City in Japan Our Tsukuba campus is in Tsukuba Science City, which is 60 km north of Tokyo. Tsukuba Science city was born as a national project in the 1960s, which aimed to construct the science capital' and avoid overpopulation in Tokyo by relocating national research institutes to Tsukuba. There are over 30 leading national research institutes (corresponding to approximately 30% of all national research institutes) and more than 200 private research institutes. Remarkably, about 10% of 200,000 residents in Tsukuba City are researchers! This well-planned city sustains harmony between technology and nature. A long pedestrian and bicycle roads connect our university, station, the national institutes, and many parks in the central area. We have a famous, beautifully shaped mountain with two peaks and a historical shrine - Mt. Tsukuba, which is located north of our campus. It is also called Shiho, meaning purple peaks because the mountain changes its colour many times in a day, as indigo in the morning, green in the daytime, and purple in the sunset. History Our university was established in October 1973, due to the relocation of its predecessor - Tokyo University of Education to the Tsukuba area. The University has been focusing on providing a unique, active, and internationally competitive education with superlative education and research facilities, and the university plays a significant role in research and education in Japan today. The Faculty of Health and Sport Sciences originates from the National School of Gymnastics founded in 1878, which was the oldest institute for gymnastics and physical education in Japan. The institute was combined with other educational institutes and changed its name many times until the establishment of the University of Tsukuba in The Faculty of Health and Sport Sciences has now more than 100 Full-Time research staff members consisting of professors, associate professors, assistant professors, and contracted research associates and assistants. The staff members are responsible for teaching undergraduate and graduate students, and also for conducting own research projects. Many of our staff members collaborate with researchers from inside and outside the Institute for their projects, and their effort and success have been keeping the institute at the centre of the development of physical education, health and sports sciences in Japan.

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7 Map of Conference Area Presentation rooms are on the 2 nd and 4 th floor of the conference building 5C. Drinking and eating are permitted in the communication lounges. The speaker ready room (5C209) and BMS2018 Office are located on the same floor of this building. Other events indicated below will be held at various facilities. Opening ceremony: University Hall Lectures: University Hall Student s night: Restaurant DEMI Pool side session: Indoor Swimming Pool Appreciation night: Mail building of OKURA FRONTIER HOTEL TSUKUBA BMS2018 Championship: Indoor Swimming Pool Closing Ceremony & Conference Dinner Banquet: Annex of OKURA FRONTIER HOTEL TSUKUBA Building 5C To University Hall (ca.250m) 5C209 Speaker ready room Map of the second floor of the conference building

8 Map of the fourth floor of the conference building

9 Map of Social Events Area University Hall Restaurant DEMI Indoor Swimming Pool Meeting Point for Excursion Okura Frontier Hotel Tsukuba (Main Building & Annex)

10 Insurance The organisers accept no liability for personal injuries sustained or loss/damage to property belonging to symposium participants or accompanying persons, either during or as a result of the Symposium. Language The official language of the Symposium is English. Message Board and Twitter There is a message board beside the Registration Desk. Essential or useful messages will be posted on the board and Twitter (BMS2018@bms2018jpn). The attendees can use this board and twitter for information exchanges during the conference. Post Office There is a post office in the front yard of the University Hall. It opens from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (see Map). Shopping There is a bookstore in front of the University Hall where you can buy souvenirs with the University of Tsukuba emblem. You can also find souvenirs at a souvenir shop in the University Hall. You can find convenience stores inside (in front of the University Hall) or outside of the university campus for your daily necessities. Non-Smoking Policy Smoking is prohibited on campus apart from smoking areas. Please ask the staff of BMS 2018 if necessary. For Your Health and Safety Preventing Heat Stroke (

11 When the heat index is high, it's best to stay in an air-conditioned environment. If you must go outdoors, you can prevent heat stroke by taking these steps: Wear lightweight, light-coloured, loose-fitting clothing, and a wide-brimmed hat. Use a sunscreen with a sun protection factor (SPF) of 30 or more. Drink extra fluids. To prevent dehydration, it's generally recommended to drink at least eight glasses of water, fruit juice, or vegetable juice per day. Because heat-related illness also can result from salt depletion, it may be advisable to substitute an electrolyte-rich sports drink for water during periods of extreme heat and humidity. Take additional precautions when exercising or working outdoors. The general recommendation is to drink 24 ounces of fluid two hours before exercise, and consider adding another 8 ounces of water or sports drink right before exercise. During exercise, you should consume another 8 ounces of water every 20 minutes, even if you don't feel thirsty. Reschedule or cancel outdoor activity. If possible, shift your time outdoors to the coolest times of the day, either early morning or after sunset. Evacuation sites for Art and Physical Education Area When an earthquake occurs, quickly evacuate outside when the quake stops. Evacuate to the designated outdoor sites if it seems dangerous to remain in the building you were in at the time of the earthquake. Evacuate to designated indoor evacuation sites in case of prolonged outdoor evacuation, or if it is appropriate due to rain or nightfall. (Before entering the indoor site, make sure if the building is safe enough) *Choose the safest evacuation route for yourself.

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13 Transportation Access to Conference Venue from Tsukuba Centre The organisers recommend Tsukuba University Loop-line (route C10: Clockwise), which runs from Tsukuba Center bus terminal No.6. Alternatively, you can also take route 10 / 20 / 30 toward the University Campus departing also from bus terminal No.6. The closest bus stops to the venue are "Tsukuba Daigaku Nishi (Tsukuba University West site)" or Gasshukujo. The bus journey from Tsukuba Centre to "Tsukuba Daigaku Nishi" takes approximately 15 minutes (200 yen for one way). There are roughly six to ten bus services to the university in an hour depending on the time of day. No.6 PASM O venders Bus terminal map and bulletin board of No. 6 platform Disembark at Tsukuba Daigaku Nishi

14 Bus route map in the campus Buses in Tsukuba city accept cash or IC cards (PASMO or Suica) for payment, however, it is strongly recommended to use an IC card. The steps of how to use the IC card on the bus is as follows. 1. When getting on the bus, touch your IC card on the card reader beside the back door. 2. Press the stop button if you wish to get off at the next stop. After each stop, the name of the next stop is announced. 3. When getting off the bus, touch your IC card once again on the card readers beside the driver for payment.

15 PASMO and Suica are pre-paid IC cards which can be used for almost all train, Metro, and Bus lines as well as for payment in some shops. The cards are sold at ticket vending machines in train stations including Tsukuba Express station, Kantetsu Bus service centre, Narita and Haneda airport station, and other JR or metro stations. For further information, see or Head to Institute of Health and Sport Sciences (5C Building) following the red line

16 Travel from different cities / airports Transportation Tsukuba Express (TX) Highway Express Bus from Tokyo Station Airport bus By car Directions 45 minutes from Akihabara Station to Tsukuba Station by rapid train. After getting off at Tsukuba Station, you can take a bus. About 75 minutes from Tokyo Station Yaesu South Exit by bus bound for "Tsukuba Daigaku" Narita Airport (To Tsuchiura / Tsukuba: Airport bus (NATT'S) + bus) About 60 minutes from Narita Airport by bus bound for "Tsukuba Center". Take a bus at the bus stop at the Terminal 1, the Terminal 2, or the Terminal 3. Haneda Airport (To Tsukuba Center: Airport bus + bus) About 120 minutes from Haneda Airport by bus bound for "Tsukuba Center". Take a bus at the bus stop No.6 in the International Terminal or at the bus stop No.13 in the Terminal 1 or 2. Ibaraki Airport (To Tsukuba Center: Airport bus + bus) About 60 minutes from Ibaraki Airport by bus bound for "Tsukuba Center". Driving directions from Joban Expressway Access to the university by taking the Joban Expressway 1. Drive to the Sakura Tsuchiura Interchange Exit, Turn left to Tsukuba Direction 2. Turn right at Sasagi Intersection 3. Drive further north on the Prefectural Highway 55 ( Higashi Odori 4. Turn left at the signal "Saiki to Kita Odori. 5. Turn right at the second signal and go straight about 2km Driving directions from Route 6 Drive north on the Prefectural Highway 55 ( Higashi Odori ) 1. Go straight down Sasagi Intersection 2. Turn left at the signal "Saiki to Kita Odori. 3. Turn right at the second signal and go straight about 2km Parking lot Parking for visitors is permitted only at the parking lot located west side of the Conference site (refer to the Map). Ask the staff of the Conference for more information!

17 Shuttle bus service On 18 th, 19 th,20 th, 21 st, September in the early morning, a one-way shuttle bus which goes around the hotels in Tukuba Centre region (Hotel Grand Shinonome, Daiwa Roynet Hotels, Okura Frontier Hotel Tsukuba) and bounds for the conference venue is arranged. About the departure time at each hotel, please ask us at the registration desk.

18 Registration and information The registration desk is on the second floor of the 5C building, Faculty of Health and Sport Sciences. Opening hours are: Monday (17th) 13:00-18:00. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday (18th to 21st); 08:30-17:00. The registration desk will be at your assistance for any problem that may arise. WiFi/Internet Access Internet access (WiFi) A temporal account ID and password for the wireless network system are issued for all participants by Academic Computing & Communication Center, University of Tsukuba. Your ID and password are written on an explanation sheet in the Conference bag. 1) To connect to the internet, please enable automatic acquiring of IP address and set up the wireless LAN as follows. SSID: your provided ID Security: WPA-2-Personal Encryption method: AES Passphrase: your provided password 2) After accessing the following URL, read the notes carefully, if you agree with them, Click [ 同意する ] (accept). 3) Be aware that the use of file-sharing software is prohibited inside the University of Tsukuba. eduroam a roaming service which provides mutual wireless LAN access for participating educational and research institutions is available in the University of Tsukuba. If your institution is an eduroam member, you can have Internet access via our university s campus wireless LAN with your eduroam account. This Guest Network Accounts service is only for visitors whose institutions are not eduroam users. For more details, visit this website. Power Station For the use of your own electrical devices, Japanese commercial AC power supply is provided in Communication Lounges on the 2nd floor of the Building 5C. Room numbers are 5C***. The electrical specification as follows; 100V AC 50Hz Standard: Japanese outlet

19 An input voltage of general AC adapters for laptops is regulated automatically from 100V to 240V. We have some plug adapters for converting the socket type from Japanese standard outlet to European standard outlet at the station. Please make sure that the adapters do not convert the voltage. Medical institutions If you have trouble with your health in the daytime, please visit the registration desk, alternatively, contact directly to a medical institution; Tsukuba Medical Center Hospital Telephone: Emergency medical service Telephone: 119 Search for a doctor in English You can search hospitals and clinics in foreign languages. (including Sundays) Taxi Matsumi Taxi TEL: (Japanese only) Ozone Taxi TEL: (English possible) If you need assistance with calling a taxi, please ask our staff at the Registration Desk.

20 Sightseeing information Around Tsukuba Visit Tsukuba Tourist Information Center, which is located on BiVi TSUKUBA First floor beside Tsukuba Centre. TEL: , Office hours: 6:30 AM - 6:30 PM, Office closed on: Holidays Tokyo tourism, domestic travel Visit KNT/Tsukuba Branch Office (located on the campus). TEL: , Office hours: Mon.-Fri, 9:00 AM - 5:45 PM, Office closed on: Saturday, Sunday, Holidays For further information, please do not hesitate to ask our staff at the Registration Desk anytime.

21 Social Events and Meals Welcome reception Date: 18:15-20:00, 17 September Venue: Restaurant DEMI (Beside the University Hall) Event: Japanese buffet dinner Mentoring programme for non-native English speakers Date: 16:30 17:30, 18 September Venue: 5C216 Event: A seminar on academic writing for theses/articles and effective presentation in English Chair: Dr. Tomohiro Gonjo (University of Tsukuba) Lecturer: Prof. Rakwal Randeep (University of Tsukuba) Student s night Date: 18:00 20:00, 18 September Venue: Restaurant DEMI Event: Cultural and research information exchange among young researchers; Refreshments and beverages are served. Facilitator: Mr. Eisuke Kawai, Ms. Ravisara Vathagavorakul, Ms. Fuyuka Sato Supported by Bourbon Corporation Pool side session Date: 16:30 17:30, 19 September Venue: Indoor Swimming Pool Event A: Demonstration of state-of-art research/testing equipment and ongoing research projects by sponsors and PhD students at University of Tsukuba / Presenter: Mr. Shin Sakai, Dr. Kenzo Narita, Mr. Eisuke Kawai, and Dr. Keisuke Kobayashi Yamakawa Event B: Demonstration by TritonWear Event C: Swimming demonstration by an international swimmer Masaki Kaneko (Itoman Toshin, Bronze Medalist in 200m Backstroke at World Championships (25m) 2016)

22 Appreciation night Date: 19:00 21:00, 19 September Venue: Okura Frontier Hotel, Ceil Blue 11th Floor Event: Appreciation gathering for sponsors, reviewers, chairpersons, and VIP. *Invitation only event Half day excursion A course: Tokyo (Tokyo Sky Tree & Asakusa Shrine) Meeting Point (12:30) -> Tokyo Sky Tree (14:00) -> Asakusa (16:00) -> *Break up on the spot or return to Tsukuba centre (18:30) B course: Kasama (Sake Breweries & Kasama Pottery) Meeting Point (13:00) -> Kasama shrine (14:00) -> Sasame rice wine Brewery (14:45) -> Kasama Pottery (15:45) -> Tsukuba Centre (16:45) C course: Kasumigaura (Lake Kasumigaura cruise & Ushiku Big Buddha) Meeting Point (14:00) -> Ushiku Big Buddha (14:40) ->Lake Kasumigaura -> (16:00) - > Tsukuba Centre (17:00) D course: Mito (Mito Kairakuen Gerden & Seafood Factory Tour) Cancelled E course: Ushiku (Period movie village & Ushiku winery) Meeting Point (13:30) -> Warp Station EDO (14:15) -> Ushiku winery (15:50) -> Tsukuba Centre (17:15) BMS2018 championship This is the main event of BMS conference. Any BMS participants can participate the competition in groups of four. Date: 15:30 16:15, 21 September Venue: Indoor Swimming Pool Event: 50m x 4 Free relay Coordinator: Dr. Yasushi Ikuta (Osaka University of Education) Referees: Tsukuba University Swimming Team members

23 Closing ceremony & Conference dinner Date: 19:00 21:00, 21 September Venue: Okura Frontier Hotel, Annex 1st Floor Subaru Event: Sit-down dinner, entertainments, and closing remarks Dress code: Casual clothes Attractions: Live performance by Neopolis BIGBAND and Tsukuba University Dance Team Supported by TritonWear Lunches From 12:00 13:00 on 18 th, 19 th, 20 th, 21 st at Restaurant DEMI, a Japanese style lunch box and beverage are served. You can enjoy your meal either in DEMI or anywhere you like. Coffee breaks Coffee and snacks are served in the exhibition / poster room. Special thanks for Otsuka Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. for supplying POCARI SWEAT.

24 Activities Swimming You can use our indoor swimming pool from 12:00 to 13:00 on the 18 th (Tue), 19 th (Wed), 20 th (Thu), and 21 st (Fri) of September. Since many university clubs use the pool, we do not open the pool for the public any other time. Please DO NOT use the outdoor pool. The entrance of the indoor pool is locked, and you will have to take your BMS ID with you and show it to our staff at the door to enter the indoor pool. Please note that you are responsible for your 1) own safety. 2) personal belongings. We cannot take responsibility for any accidents, injuries, and personal loss. Remember the relay race on Friday!!!