Sports and Entertainment Webinars

Join Bobby Marks and Eric Pincus for a Free Webinar presented by Sports Business Classroom as they discuss teams' final roster decisions and rookie / veteran extensions. What late-breaking rookie-scale and veteran extensions will squeak in before the deadline? Join us in a FREE webinar as our hosts Bobby Marks and Eric Pincus provide an in-depth break down on the aforementioned extensions.Speakers: Bobby MarksESPN: NBA Front Office InsiderSports Business Classroom: Lead InstructorEric PincusBleacher Report: Salary Cap Strategist / Capologist / WriterSports Business Classroom: Instructor

This webinar will provide an overview of the physiological demands faced by adolescent athletes and how these demands translate into their daily energy (caloric) requirements. Attendees will learn how to use resting metabolic rate (RMR) to assess the daily energy requirements of adolescent athletes and how to predict RMR using validated models. General nutrition recommendations regarding carbohydrate and protein intake for recovery and performance will also be covered. Presenter: Khalil Lee, Ph.D., CSCS - Associate Principal Scientist, Gatorade Sports Science Institute Satellite Lab at IMG Academy.Learning Objectives:After participation, the attendee should: 1. Understand the physiological demands adolescent athletes face that separate them from adults and non-active adolescents2. Understand the importance of energy availability for recovery and physical growth/maturation in adolescent athletes3. Be better equipped to assess the daily energy (caloric) needs of their adolescent athletes using validated RMR prediction models (without needing expensive laboratory equipment or devices)This webinar qualifies for up to 1.0 Continuing Education credits courtesy of ACSM and GSSI. Credits will be awarded to only those who attend the full (1 hour) live event on 10/10/2024 2:00-3:00pm ET. By submitting this registration, you agree to receive occasional postal mailings and/or emails from ACSM, ACSM sponsors and exhibitors To opt-out from these mailings, please email meeting@acsm.org

Naim Cardinal, Indigenous hockey card collector, will provide a presentation about Indigenous influences in the game of hockey shown through the lens of hockey cards. Naim has been researching and studying Indigenous hockey history for almost a decade and has become a passion for him.The Indigenous Influences in Hockey presentation will discuss a number of Indigenous hockey players who have made it to the highest levels of hockey—the NHL—and will celebrate their careers and impacts on the game of hockey.Additionally, Naim will have his hockey card collection available for viewing which consists of every Indigenous player who has played in the NHL and has a hockey card made.Presenter: Naim Cardinal is nehiyaw (Cree) and a proud member of Tallcree Tribal Government (First Nation) located in Treaty 8 territory of Alberta. Naim grew up in Fort Vermilion, AB. which is approximately 650km north of Edmonton; however, he is currently living as a guest in the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of the syilx (Okanagan) Peoples in Kelowna, BC. He is a husband to his wife, Melanie, who is Secwepemc, and the father of three children Amelia, Augustine, and Alden. Naim is a former high school teacher who currently works at UBC Okanagan as an Educational Facilitator and works to educate students, staff, and faculty about Truth and Reconciliation as well as Indigenous culture, history, and perspectives.Naim has been collecting hockey cards for 25 years as he started as an 8-year-old in 1989 but took a break from 1994 until 2004. After a decade of being back in collecting hockey cards, in 2014, he decided to focus his energy into putting together a collection of one rookie card of every player of Indigenous (First Nations, Metis, and Inuit) descent. Since then, his collection has been dedicated to documenting and sharing the accomplishments, histories, experiences, and ancestry of each player via his website. His hockey card collection has opened the doors for many opportunities to educate others and to create a special set of Indigenous hockey cards with Upper Deck called the First Peoples Rookie Cards. Naim also views his collection as a way of connecting to the community and inspiring Indigenous youth by sharing the stories of the Indigenous hockey players who have found success inside and out of the game of hockey

This installment of the student career resource series will identify careers in the sports performance field.Our presenters:• Khalil Lee, Associate Principal Scientist at the Gatorade Sports Science Institute Lab.• Stacy Gnacinski, Associate Professor at Duke University & Certified Mental Performance Consultant.They will be discussing their individual careers with a live Q&A at the end.PRICING:ACSM Members - FreeNon-Members - $30 (includes one-year ACSM Student membership if qualifications for this member type is met)ALL ATTENDEES MUST SIGN IN OR CREATE AN ACCOUNT (AT THE RIGHT) BEFORE YOU CAN REGISTER. Registration for this event will close on 7/24/2024 at 11:30am EDT

This webinar will explore practices for promoting clean sport and embedding integrity values in your coaching approach. It is suitable for coaches at all levels of sport. The session will include a Q&A with a panel of coaches who will provide actionable advice and share their experiences in fostering a culture of clean sport.At the end of this webinar, attendees will be able to:• Understand the coach’s role in clean sport• Recognise the importance of developing integrity alongside all other aspects of performance• Direct athletes to clean sport education resources• Implement strategies to develop integrity minded athletesIf you wish to ask any questions to the panel, please provide them in advance via this link: https://forms.office.com/r/QNCLPzkdDmSpeakers: Steve Wyatt (Director of Coaching, Frankston YCW Football Club), Deborah Greenbaum (Clean Sport Educator, Sport Integrity Australia), Glenn Doney (Head Cycling Coach, ACT Academy of Sport).

Join us for a free webinar with special guest Nick Grantham, Lead First Team Strength and Conditioning Coach in the Premier League, and Firstbeat’s Nigel Stockill.Learn from the BestDiscover Nick’s proven strategies and practical approach to creating strong and healthy players capable of withstanding and recovering from the intense demands of training and competition, ensuring they are fully prepared to perform at the weekend.Key Topics during the webinar we’ll discuss:The objective measures Nick uses to inform decision-making and how he provides tailored programs across the first team squad.The importance of being brilliant at the basics, developing a structured approach to physical preparation based on fundamental first principles.Details and practical examples of how Nick plans and delivers strength and conditioning interventions to improve performance and build resilience to cope with the demands of high-performance football.How Firstbeat can be used to optimize and track off-feet training sessions.Speaker: Nick Grantham, Lead First Team Strength and Conditioning Coach in the Premier League and Nigel Stockill, Performance Director.

Legal Insights and Opportunities for Collegiate Athletics.Don't miss our upcoming webinar with Russell White and Jason Smith to learn about NIL and the House vs. NCAA impact on collegiate athletics, athletes, and brands.

Discover how the two major sporting events of 2024 should shape your advertising strategy with our Co-Founder Chris. The Olympic Games and the European Football Championship have one important thing in common. This year, more than ever before, they will be just as big on social media as they will be in real life. Our webinar will guide you through the marketing and branding opportunities these events hold and how influencer marketing can successfully leverage these trends for maximum impact. You’ll leave our webinar with everything you need to know to go for gold this year.

Event theme: Sport for the Promotion of Peaceful and Inclusive SocietiesDATE: Thursday, 4 April 2024TIME: 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. (ET)Registrations will close on Tuesday, 2 April 2024 at 12 p.m. (ET).For information on the event, please visit https://www.un.org/en/observances/sport-day

Join us for a series of informative webinars covering a range of topics related to social impact entertainment and storytelling.