Sports Analytics Innovation

Winning in Sports Through Data Analytics

March 26 & 27, 2014The Emirates Stadium

London, UK

Confirmed Speakers

• Head of Sports Science - Manchester City FC• Director, Science & Technical Development - English

Institute of Sport• Head of Knowledge Management - FC Barcelona• Head of Technical Direction - IRFU• Club Doctor - Newcastle United Football Club• Lead Physiotherapist - GB Boxing• Head, Speed & Power - EIS• Head of Medical Services- Tottenham Hotspur FC• Assistant Technical Coach - Fulham FC• Director, Product Development - MLS• Head, Performance & Nutrition - EIS• Director, Performance Science - USA Field Hockey• Head of Fitness & Conditioning, Liverpool FC

• Head of Medical, - Saracens RFU• Head of Sports Science, GB Swimming• Head of Medical, - Tottenham Hotspur FC• Performance Director, British Bobsleigh• Founder, Football Addicts• Research & Development Manager, LTA• Head of Sports Science, Scotland Rugby• Head of Performance Analyst, Munster Rugby• Strength & Conditioning Coach, KNVB• Head of Sports Science, Paralympics GB• Performance Director, British Bobsleigh• Head of Sports Physiology, Aspire Academy• Director, Operations, IPRO Interactive• 1st Team Physiotherapist, Arsenal FC

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Past Delegates include...• Director, Analytics - NBA

• Director, Insight - Red Bull

• Vice President - EA Sports

• Head of Sports Science - BOA

• Director, Analytics - NFL

• Director, Insight - Betfair

Who Will You Meet?There is no question that IE. provides the gold standard events in the industry and will connect you with decision makers within the analytics industry. You will be meeting senior level executives from major corporations and innovative small to medium size companies.

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The Sports Analytics Innovation Summit brings together industry leaders and researchers to discuss how sports organisations are turning to analytics and data to drive success both on and off the field. From player recruitment through in-game analysis, and fan interaction to business performance, this event will offer discussion and insight in all areas affecting leading sports franchises, and how it is becoming increasingly important to turn to analytics to gain an advantage over competitors and win both on and off the field.

Themes covered include:• Getting value for money in player recruitment with

analytics.• Creating tailor-made training programs to suit specific

players & opponents.• Using sports science to improve player & athlete

performance.• Understanding turning points in games through in-game

analysis.

About The Summit

Confirmed Speakers

Gary Anderson was appointed as performance director of British Bobsleigh in the spring of 2010. The rise of the GBR 4-man to establish themselves in the Worlds Top 5 plus medals at World Junior and Olympic Youth Games has put GBR Bobsleigh in the medal zone for the upcoming Olympic Winter Games in Sochi in February 2014. Prior to working with British Bobsleigh, Gary was director of elite-performance responsible for the athlete management working with high performers. He was formerly the performance   manager at British Judo. He has also held posts with UK Sport.   Gary was consultant to the book "Training to Succeed" published by Franklin Watts in 2008.  He has also worked for seven  years in professional football.

Periodising the Integration of Technology to the Olympic Plan

Given the physicality of the sport of Bobsleigh the periodising of athletes training is well rehearsed, but the essential elements of the technical side of the sport also need planning, here is an insight on how that is managed in the Olympic sport of Bobsleigh - know as the "F1 on ice" 

Gary AndersonPerformance Director, British Bobsleigh

René Wormhoudt is the founding father of the Athletic Skills Model and the Athletic Skills Track. He was employed for 24 years at AFC Ajax as a strength and conditioning coach.   The ASM model has been implemented at the Ajax youth department in 2006 and has been applied since then. In 2012 he switched from the first team of Ajax to the Dutch National team (Royal Netherlands Football Association) that qualified for the Wold cup in Brazil 2014. In addition, he is an advisor and consultant for the several ASM-modules, next to the development of Athletic Skills Tracks accommodations for clubs and for public spaces. 

Athletics Skills Model & Track

The Athletic Skills Model (ASM) is about wellbeing, health and optimal talent development of children, adolescents and adults. It is about the quality of the hours you practise not only the quantity.   It is evidence based upon both practical experiences and scientific findings.   The ‘digital generation’ is missing the fundamentals movement skills for both a healthy life and a sport life.  In fact, a solid base for a successful sport career is missing. ASM produces specific programs for boys and girls i.e. the ASM growth model (biological age). Other unique points of attention are the applications of motor learning strategies and transfers of learning.   The ASM will be tailor made for every sport,

Rene WormhoudtStrength & Conditioning CoachKNVB

Speaker Information

Liverpool appointed Ryland Morgans as their new head of fitness and conditioning in October 2012.   The Welshman was previously at Swansea City, where he was the head of fitness and science.   Morgans has doubled as the head of fitness and science with the Wales national side under both Gary Speed and Chris Coleman.   He joined Swansea in August 2010, leaving Fulham to link up with his hometown team. Nottingham Forest and Northampton Town are also among his former clubs. His main role at Liverpool is to ensure players are physically conditioned to deal with the demands of Premier League football and are able to recover quickly between matches. This is supported by periodised and individual strength and power programmes and nutritional interventions. This all starts with his meticulous planning for a new season well in advance.

The Pursuit of Innovation in the Premier League

Many organisations spend considerable sums on collecting data of their players, but lack the capability to systematically store and analyse the data using sophist icated qual itat ive techniques, such as computational statistics and machine learning. Data gathering for the sake of it can be very futile unless it is used to drive action during the athletic process. While technology on its own cannot guarantee success, the focussing of time and effort in developing robust analytical processes has great potential. Some contemporary practitioners now have first-hand experience of how the intelligent use of ‘sports analytics’ can improve player acquisition and performance management.

Ryland MorgansHead of Fitness & Conditioning,Liverpool FC

Wayne graduated as a physiotherapist from the University of the Witwatersrand in 1986 and then gained a 1st Class pass in BSc (Med)(Hons) Sports Science in 1988 allowing him to proceed directly to a PhD in Exercise Physiology, this was completed in 1994.  He arrived in the UK in 2002 to work for Gloucester Rugby Football Club as Head of Medical Services to help them win the PowerGen Trophy and ended of top of the League but lost in the play-off final.   Wayne is currently in his ninth season working in the Premier League. He is also regularly invited to give annual lectures on MSc Sports & Exercise Medicine courses for UCL and Barts..

Introducing SHARP: The Sports & Health Analytics Research Partnership

Sports analytics is a rising trend. Data science and statistics have been successfully applied in various industries providing value and new insights. The benefits of data science in sports are still under-researched, but the potential gains are huge.

Wayne DieselHead of Medical Tottenham Hotspur FC

Dr Kevin Currell is the Head of Performance Nutrition at the English Institute of Sport.   He leads a team over 15 practitioners, working with over 21 Olympic, Paralympic and Professional sports.  He is also the Lead Performance Nutritionist for British Athletics and GB Short Track.  Prior to taking up his current post he support the GB Triathlon and GB Canoe Slalom teams into London 2012.

“Unleash the Power of Food”. An Insight Into How the EIS Performance Nutrition Service Pushes the Barriers of Human Performance

Want more time to train? Get more from the training you do?   Get the best performance you can?   This is our mission at the EIS Performance Nutrition service.   This talk will outline how the EIS unleash the power of food to support the performance of athletes.   Using case study examples from our practice the talk will outline how nutrition can be used to support performance, prevent injury and illness, interact with training to give a larger adaptive response and come race day push the barriers of human performance.

Kevin CurrellHead of Performance NutritionEnglish Institute of Sport

Speaker Information

Steven TedjamuilaDirector, Digital Strategy & InnovationDell

As master in physical education and sport science he was involved in writing and delivering applied biomechanics and motor learning in the Belgian coach education, as well as teaching tactics and technique in the different levels of tennis coaching courses.He also worked as coach for the Belgian tennis federation and has extensive experience in working with promising junior players.Currently he is working on the implementation of an extensive Talent ID programme and the training of the LTA coaches on the quality of a 10&U performance programme.He is also developing a performance analysis programme for the players in the National Tennis Centre.

Analytics in High Performance Tennis – The Journey from ‘Feel’ to ‘Metrics’

2012 was arguably the most successful year for British Tennis in living memory – British players won 2 Olympic and 2 Paralympic medals, US Open Men’s Singles, Wimbledon Men’s Doubles, Australian Open Men’s Quad Doubles and a host of ATP, WTA and ITF titles. In the 6 years since publication of the Blueprint for British Tennis – high performance tennis has gone through a major transition. At the heart of this has been the application of Sports Science and the role of data and analytics with an emphasis on training specificity, athlete development and truly understanding the demands of winning major championships. The aim of this talk is to share with you the journey – organisational challenges, critical success factors and provide some ideas for how Tennis may evolve in next 6 years.

Max De VylderResearch & Development ManagerBritish Tennis I LTA

Stephen is currently Head of Technical Direction of the Irish Rugby Football Union. He is responsible for providing a common Technical vision for Coach Development, Elite Player Development and IRFU Technical staff. In the twenty-three years he has worked in Irish Rugby, Stephen has also Managed the IRFU Elite Player Development and National Coach Development programmes. As a Rugby coach, Stephen has been Backline Coach/Technical Advisor to all National teams from U18 XVs through to

Stephen AboudHead of Technical DirectionIrish Rugby Football Union

Senior XV, as a tutor, he has presented in most major Rugby Unions around the world and is one of the founding and current facilitators of the 6 Nations Elite Coaches Conference. 

Developing a Technical Direction - from Concept to Reality

Since joining the club in 2007, Scott Miller has risen to become a prominent member of the Fulham Football Club First Team coaching staff. Working daily with the First Team squad enables him to utilise his sports science, psychology, and coaching qualifications in delivering a modern approach to football fitness, technical football and player preparation. Pioneering and bridging the gap between injury prevention, football fitness and technical coaching, Scott has been involved in the recent success at Fulham Football Club culminating in the Europa League Final and top ten finishes in the Barclays Premier League.

Modern Approach To Technical & Physical English Premier League Periodisation

With the Technical & Physical demands of the Barclays Premier League ever changing it has become crucial that we as coaches take a Modern Approach to how we plan, prepare and deliver our training week. Ensuring this remains fixture focused, specific, whilst measuring players physical status throughout the week via the use of technology.

Scott MillerFirst Team Fitness CoachFulham Football Club

Speaker Information

Sam Erith joined Manchester City Football Club in the summer of 2011 as Head of Sports Science. He oversees all aspects of sports science, fitness and conditioning for the club. Previous to this Sam was Head of Sports Science at Tottenham Hotspur Football Club for 7 years and prior to this he worked for several years at The Football Association as a Sports Scientist. Sam studied at Loughborough University for several years gaining a BSc (Hons) Sports Science, MSc (Dist) Exercise Physiology and a PhD in the area of Recovery Strategies following high intensity intermittent exercise. 

Impact of Sports Analytics on Performance

In recent years the advancements made in technology within the world of sports science has caused as dramatic rise in the amount of information and data we can obtain on our athletes. The challenge lies in ensuring we understand how strong the data sets actually are and how to turn all this information into knowledge that we can work with day to day. Sam will explore the many different ways data is used in elite football to make informed decisions within the area of physical performance and injury management offering insights throughout the presentation. 

Sam ErithHead of Sports ScienceManchester City FC

Paul's employment history and experiences lies in high performance sport where he gained a breadth of knowledge with regards to athletic preparation & competition, training and laboratory facilities, elite sport performance structuring and management, and youth development strategies. Currently Paul is sport engagement manager at the British Olympic Association. Prior to this his background involved being operational director and academic in exercise physiology in higher education. Paul has a doctorate in sport science and is a BASES accredited sport scientist; providing scientific and

conditioning support to a variety of elite athletes. His acknowledged academic expertise relates to biological maturation and the development of athletic competence in youth; delivering numerous applied consultancy projects for national governing bodies, research publications and conference presentations.

Countdown to Rio 2016

Paul FordSport Engagement ManagerBritish Olympic Association

Paul graduated from Medicine at Newcastle University in 1999, becoming a full time Emergency Medicine Consultant in 2008. He received his Diploma in Sports and Exercise Medicine from Bath University in 2007 and began working full time in elite sport in 2009. Paul has previously worked for the Football Association as team doctor for England Futsal, England U17, England U16 and at the World University Games with the Great Britain University Football Team in 2005. He worked at the 2002 Commonwealth Games in Manchester and has been a medical officer at the Great North Run. He is currently the Sports and Exercise Medicine Training Programme Director for the Northern Deanery. In his spare time he likes to spend time with his wife and 2 boys, and even manages to take part in the occasional triathlon.

Paul CattersonClub DoctorNewcastle United FC

Bio-Analytics in English Professional Football

Every team wants to optimise performance and reduce the number of training days lost to illness and injury. Through a ‘Big Data’ approach I am trying to identify patterns in biological markers and training data to fulfil these stated aims. Bio analytics has to be tailored for individual athletes and to the training and playing loads that they are subjected to. I will describe how we have gone about such an approach at an English Premier League football club and how I intend in using this as part of an injury prediction model.

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Richard joined Arsenal Football Club back in 2002 as website editor. He is now Managing Editor for all content across digital, television, social media, apps and print.  He began writing about Arsenal as a 10-year-old fan and turned that passion into a career as a sports journalist, working on a variety of local, regional and national newspapers before making the move into Club Media.   He has now fully accepted his lot in life as a “football geek” and has spoken extensively in Europe and the US on the subject of digital media over the past few years.

Numbers, Pictures & Words: How Analytics Can Shape Content Strategy

Being a sports editor used to be about ‘gut-feel’. When print was king, your ‘nose’ for a story had to be honed over the years and your feedback was based on readers letters pieced together with other anecdotal evidence.   Digital media has changed all that.   Google analytics has largely done away with the need for ‘gut-feel’. Twitter replies provide instant reaction to your content. Likes, shares, plays and upward pointing thumbs are the granite hard measurements of engagement.   How does this deluge of information affect content planning?

Richard ClarkeManaging EditorArsenal Football Club

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Director of Performance Science, Dave Hamilton’s role will develop a fully integrated physical performance program geared around a training environment that is conducive for physical performance. Dave previously worked was Strength and Conditioning Coach for the English Institute of Sport and the Great Britain and England Women’s Hockey Team’s since 2009. With over 12 years of experience in the strength and conditioning field, Hamilton has programmed and coached athletes at all levels, in a variety of sports Hamilton was successful in leading and developing a highly innovative approach to strength and conditioning for Great Britain’s Women’s Hockey Team that podium finished at the 2012 London Olympic Games.

The Impact of Player Management & Monitoring Strategies on Team Sport Performance

The presentation will cover methodology, philosophy and longitudinal data around player monitoring and management strategies for a Team sport in an Olympic  cycle. There will be a discussion about how these systems and strategies have taken subjectivity out of performance decisions and influenced a change in training

Dave HamiltonDirector, Performance ScienceUSA Field Hockey

Dr. Marco Cardinale is the Head of Sports Physiology of Aspire Academy in Doha (Qatar). He led the Sports Science activities for the preparation of Team GB at the Beijing 2008, Vancouver 2010 and London 2012 Olympics.   A published and cited author in the scientific literature on various aspects of human performance, he has also patented an innovative exercise device consisting of a vibratory biofeedback system. Dr Cardinale is currently an advisory board member of NIKE (SPARQ) and a member of the scientific commission of the Italian Track and Field Federation.   Dr Cardinale holds a B.Sc. from ISEF in Italy, a M.Sc. from the US Sports Academy in the USA and a PhD from Semmelweis University in Hungary.

The Current Issues & Applications of Analytics in Sport

Current technological advancements allow the collection and analysis of complex datasets during sporting activities. Data related to performance on the field of play collected by means of video and/or wearable technology can provide key performance indicators in many sports and allow the development of competition strategies based on evidence. Nowadays, athletes and coaches are involved in data collection and analysis on a daily basis, however while some impact has been documented and seen in performance analysis in team and individual sports, there is still a lot to do when it comes to understanding how to prepare athletes for competition. 

Marco CardinaleHead of Sports PhysiologyAspire Academy

Speaker Information

Dr Neill Potts is Head of Athletic Performance for the Scottish Rugby Union.   Neill is responsible for leading the delivery of strength and conditioning, sport science and nutrition services to all age grade, professional and international players within the SRU.  As part of this role, he supports the Scotland Team as National Strength and Conditioning Coach.   During this time Neill has been fortunate enough to have trained successful athletes in an array of sports including Commonwealth Games medalists, world champions, Brit ish Lions and International rugby players.

The Simple Things, The True Things

We can’t all sit at the top of the rankings.   When those residing there are constantly improving, marginal gains are not enough to close the gap.   Using examples from practice, Neill provides insight as to how Scottish Rugby solve some of the performance challenges they face in striving to become consistently competitive against the top teams.

Neill PottsHead of Athletic PerformanceScottish Rugby

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Steve Ingham has worked full-time as an applied sports physiologist since 1996. In 2003 Steve took on the role of Sports Science Manager at the Olympic Medical Institute working towards the Athens Olympics as acclimatization manager. In 2005 Steve moved to the English Institute of Sport, based at Loughborough University, taking up the position of Regional Lead and furthering his work with athletics. In 2009 he took on the role of Head of Physiology at the English Institute of Sport. Through 5 Olympic cycles Steve has experience of supporting over 40 Olympic or World medals.

Determinants of Performance: The Framework for Training Intervention

Beyond genetics, training is commonly viewed as the most potent factor influencing success in sports. In the UK performance system, great advances in coaching and support services have facilitated tangible performance gain through the translation of training experience, application of first principles knowledge and use of objective measurement and prescription.

Steve InghamDirector, High PerformanceEnglish Institute of Sport

Dr. Peter Vint is the Senior Director of Competitive Analysis, Research & Innovation with the United States Olympic Committee. He previously served as USOC Director of High Performance supporting five National Governing Bodies that won 64 medals during the London Olympic Games.   When he’s not writing about himself in the third person, Peter likes to hang out with his remarkable wife, two sons, and golden retrievers . You can usually find him listening to Radiohead, behind his grill, and/or trying to emulate his culinary idol, Rick Bayless. He thinks he's a better photographer than he actually is. He's available on LinkedIN, Twitter and Facebook.  

So How Good Are You? Really? - Applications of Ranking Methodologies to Evaluate Competitiveness.

Reliable assessment of sporting competitiveness is a critical but challenging endeavor. Vint will share open-source examples of head-to-head and multi-competitor ranking methodologies with real-world applications r a n g i n g f r o m d a i l y t r a i n i n g t o g l o b a l tournaments.Performance trends, win expectancies, and

competition grading will be demonstrated.    

Peter VintSr. Director, Research & InnovationUS Olympics Committee

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Sports Analytics Innovation SummitDate: 26th & 27th March, 2014Venue: The Emirates StadiumLocation: LondonAddress: Hornsey Road, N7

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Networking Drinks 17.00 - 19.00

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Session One 09.00 - 10.30

Coffee Break 10.30 - 11.00

Session Two 11.00 - 12.30

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Session Three 13.30 - 15.00

Coffee Break 15.00 - 15.30

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Big Data & Analytics Innovation Summit February 27 & 28, Singapore

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Predictive Analytics Innovation Summit May 14 & 15, London

Digital & Web Analytics Innovation May 14 & 15, London

Big Data & Analytics in Healthcare May 14 & 15, Philadelphia

Business Intelligence Innovation Summit May 21 & 22, Chicago

HR & Workforce Analytics Innovation May 21 & 22, Chicago

Business Analytics Innovation Summit May 21 & 22, Chicago

Manufacturing Analytics Innovation SummitMay 21 & 22, Chicago

Big Data & Advanced Analytics in Government May 21 & 22, Washington, DC

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Big Data & Analytics Innovation SummitSeptember 17 & 18, Sydney

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Big Data & Analytics for Retail SummitJune 19 & 20, Chicago

Customer Analytics Innovation SummitJune 19 & 20, Chicago

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Sentiment Analysis Summit May 1 & 2, San Francisco

Gaming Analytics Summit May 1 & 2, San Francisco

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Big Data & Analytics for PharmaNovember 5 & 6, Philadelphia

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