2026 Annual Meeting CME Course Bundle

About this course

Experience nine (9) sessions from the 2026 Annual Meeting highlighting the latest advances in exercise science, sports medicine, and clinical practice. This course showcases innovative research and evidence-based strategies to improve health, performance, and quality of life. Participants will explore emerging topics including pediatric strength development, physical activity and public health, virtual exercise programming for older adults, cancer rehabilitation, generative AI–enhanced exercise prescription, and the identification and management of factors contributing to athletic underperformance. Through expert-led presentations and discussions, attendees will gain practical insights to apply current scientific evidence across diverse populations and clinical settings.

Sessions Include:

Collaborative Integration of MDs, CEPs, and Technology for Enhanced Patient Outcomes

“Everything Everywhere All at Once”: Attaining Achievable Goals Amidst Chaos -- No Matter Your Career Stage

John R. Sutton Clinical Lecture

Frontiers in Human Performance Research: Insights from Biomechanical Simulation and Machine Learning

Morris/Paffenbarger/Blair EIM Keynote Lecture

Integrating Science, Sport, and Software: A Strong Youth Project Initiative

Leveraging Technology to Promote Physical Activity and Health Behavior Changes in Older Adults

May the Force Be with Youth

D.B. Dill Historical Lecture

Molecules, Medals & Medicine: Maximizing Human Potential Through Exercise & Technology

Joseph B. Wolffe Memorial Lecture

Under Pressure: Elite Athlete Mental Health

Unleashing Global Potential: The Rising Power of Women in Sport

President's Lecture

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What you will learn

• General Learning Objectives:
• Analyze state-of-the art and innovative basic science, applied science, and clinical medicine in the areas of exercise, fitness, health, and physical performance
• Recognize the importance of basic science research as it relates to diseases and conditions that exist due to physical inactivity
• Assess how physical activity research and practice contributes to public health and health equity in diverse populations
• Clinically Specific Objectives:
• Analyze the role of early strength development in the pediatric population in promoting health and performance across the lifespan to support lifelong active aging
• Adapt virtual exercise programs and digital health tools to the needs of older adults including those with chronic diseases to increase accessibility to physical activity and health promotion programs in older adults
• Apply shared principles from cancer rehabilitation and sports medicine to develop personalized exercise programs that address pain management, functional recovery, and activities of daily living in cancer patients and survivors to optimize quality of life