International Conference on

Force Plate Analysis and Muscle Activation in Sports (ICFPAMAS-26)

12th – 13th Oct 2026 | Budapest, Hungary | Hybrid Mode
Proudly organized by the : Institute for Global Academic Excellence (IGAE)

Conference Session Tracks

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Aligned with

UN Sustainable Development Goals

This conference contributes to global sustainability by aligning its research discussions and academic sessions with key United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. It fosters knowledge exchange, innovation, and collaborative engagement.

SDG 3
SDG 3 Good Health and Well-being
SDG 4
SDG 4 Quality Education
SDG 9
SDG 9 Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure
Track 01

Innovations in Force Plate Technology

This track will explore the latest advancements in force plate technology and its applications in sports biomechanics. Researchers are invited to present studies that highlight the integration of force plates in performance analysis and athlete monitoring.

Track 02

Muscle Activation Patterns in Athletic Movements

This session focuses on the investigation of muscle activation patterns during various athletic movements. Contributions that analyze the relationship between muscle activation and performance outcomes are particularly encouraged.

Track 03

Biomechanical Insights into Strength Training

This track aims to delve into the biomechanical principles underlying strength training methodologies. Presentations should address how biomechanical insights can optimize training regimens for enhanced athletic performance.

Track 04

Endurance Performance and Biomechanical Analysis

This session will examine the biomechanical factors that influence endurance performance in athletes. Submissions that provide empirical data linking biomechanics to endurance outcomes are highly welcomed.

Track 05

Neuromuscular Control in Sports Performance

This track will investigate the role of neuromuscular control in optimizing sports performance. Researchers are invited to present findings that connect neuromuscular strategies with athletic success and injury prevention.

Track 06

Functional Training and Biomechanical Adaptations

This session will focus on the biomechanical adaptations resulting from functional training practices. Contributions that assess the efficacy of functional training in improving athletic performance are encouraged.

Track 07

Motion Analysis Techniques in Sports Science

This track will highlight various motion analysis techniques utilized in sports science research. Presentations should demonstrate how these techniques can enhance our understanding of athletic performance and biomechanics.

Track 08

Rehabilitation Strategies in Sports Biomechanics

This session will explore biomechanical approaches to rehabilitation in sports contexts. Researchers are invited to present innovative rehabilitation strategies that are informed by biomechanical principles.

Track 09

Injury Prevention through Biomechanical Research

This track will focus on the role of biomechanical research in injury prevention strategies for athletes. Submissions that provide evidence-based insights into reducing injury risk through biomechanical interventions are welcome.

Track 10

Performance Optimization through Biomechanical Insights

This session will examine how biomechanical insights can be leveraged to optimize athletic performance. Presentations should focus on practical applications of biomechanics in enhancing athlete training and competition.

Track 11

Athlete Monitoring and Biomechanical Assessment

This track will address the importance of athlete monitoring through biomechanical assessment tools. Contributions that discuss the integration of technology in monitoring athlete performance and health are encouraged.

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