Room 1505 at GIH
On the limits of human capacity
What is the ultimate proof of human capacity? That is a question that has been subject for science and innovation for One Water Race together with The Swedish School of Sport and Health Science (GIH) since 2022.
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You are now warmly welcome to an open seminar where Associate Professor Marcus Moberg, head of research, and Thomas Ogander, founder and CEO at One Water Race, will talk about three years of science and innovation during one of the toughest races in the world!
The seminar will address the following topics:
- What have we learned about the limits of human endurance capacity?
- Are there negative health aspects of racing for 48-60 hours without sleep?
- Continuous and real-time monitoring of human data using biosensors – challenges and scientific value.
- A new paradigm with real-time monitoring of athletes – benefits for the sports viewer, the coach, the athlete, and for business.
The seminar will be held on Thursday, the 27th of November, 17:00–18:30.
Physical or digital participation
You are welcome to participate on GIH campus or via a live video stream. The seminar is free of charge.
Please note that pre-registration is required for on-campus participation due to limited capacity. You can also register your digital presence to receive information in your email.
Contact
Head of Department of Physiology, Nutrition and Biomechanics, DocentMarcus Mobergmarcus.moberg@gih.se+46 8-120 53 875
