CURRICULUM VITAE Rein Haljand, Ph.D. Professor of Kinesiology, Tallinn University Residence: Tallinn, Estonia Phone: +372 5010204 E-mail: rein()swim.ee Internet: http://www.swim.ee

Research and practical implementation:

"Swimming Technique, Starts and Turns Complex Analysis; Computer Models"
Practical implementation since 1980 in the preparation of swimmers of the national swimming federations in Estonia, Finland, The Soviet Union, Russia, Sweden, Norway, The UK, Italy, Greece, Spain, Portugal, Latvia, Lithuania, Canada, Australia, and others.

"The Analysis Models for Swimming Competitions, Hardware and Software"
Practical implementation in all European Swimming Championships since 1986; World Swimming Championsips and the Olympic Games swimming programs.

Organizer of LEN swimming coaches clinics during European Championships and regional LEN clinics.


Lectures:

Internationally acknowledged lecturer in seminars and conferences on "The Methods of Testing and Teaching The Technique of Swimming Styles, Starts and Turns" and "Competition Analysis in Swimming"

I have given lectures, attended conferences, meetings, consultations and conventions since 1980 in 94 different countries.

I have been lecturing in the Tallinn Pedagocial University since 1966 on swimming and watersports, kinesiology, biomechanics, the theory of physical sports and sport workouts

Publications

1. Haljand R. "The new scientific way to analyse swimming technique. Models of swimming technique" How to Develop Olympic Level Swimmers. Helsinki 1982

2. Haljand R. "Competition Analysis in Swimming" "The world of SWIMMING" magazine febr 1993 Nr4. FINA .

3. Haljand R. "Technical analysis and kinesiological teaching, a part of modern coaching. The Way To Win." Proceedings of Applied Research in Sports held in Helsinki, Finland, on 9-11 August 1994. The Finninsh Society for Research in Sport and Physical Education. Liikuntatiedellisen Seuran julkaisu no141. Helsinki 1995. P 111-113.

4. Haljand R. "Using the video and computer for technical testing and competition analysis. " ATHENS sept.1995. The 5.FINA medical congress 1995.
5. Haljand R. "Methods of kinematic evaluations for competition techniques in swimming and conclusions for training" Symposiums-Bericht, Kölner Schwimmsporttage, Cologne Swimming Symposium 1996. Orig.-Ausg.-Bockenem: Sport-Fahnemann-Verlag, 1997.

6. Haljand R. "Swimming Technique Aspects from the coach view" FINA Medical Congress 1997. Goeteborg, 28-29.

7. Haljand R. "Swimming Technique Analyses" Swimming/Natacion Canada Prepared by the National Swimming Sport Science Centre - Calgary 2000. Practical Coaching Handbook of the Biomechanics of Swimming.

8. Haljand R., Martin L., Thompson K. "Relationships between kinematic variables and finishing time in 100m butterfly swimming" . Proceedings of 5th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science. Jyväskylä: Jyväskylän Yliopisto, 2000, p.481

9. Haljand R., Martin L., Thompson K. "Relationships between kinematic variables and finishing time in 200m butterfly swimming". Proceedings of 5th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science. Jyväskylä: Jyväskylän Yliopisto, 2000, p.480

10. Haljand R., Cooper S-M., Martin L., Thompson K. "The relative importance of selected kinematic variables in relation to swimming performance in elite male and female 100m and 200m breaststroke swimmers". Journal of Movement studies 2000 39: p. 015-032 , Edinbourgh, U.K.

11. Bazanov, B., Võhandu, P., Haljand, R. "Offencive teamwork intensity as a factor influencing the result in bascetball"
International Journal of Performance Analyses in Sport, Volume 5 Number 2. November 2005. Cardiff, University of Wales Institute http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/uwic/ujpa/2005/00000005/00000002;jsessionid=174j5izl7j5hz.alice
pp. 9-16 (8). ISSN1474-8185, Online ISSN 1474-8185

12. Kjendlie, P.-L., Haljand, R., Fjørtoft, O. and Stallman, R.K. (2006). Stroke frequency strategies of international and national swimmers in 100m races. In: Vilas-Boas, J.P., Alves, F. and Marques, A. (Eds.), Biomechanics and Medicine in Swimming X. Portuguese Journal of Sport Sciences, Porto, pp. 52-54.

13. Kjendlie, P.-L., Haljand, R., Fjørtoft, O. and Stallman, R.K. (2006). The temporal distribution of race elements in elite swimmers. In: Vilas-Boas, J.P., Alves, F. and Marques, A. (Eds.), Biomechanics and Medicine in Swimming X. Portuguese Journal of Sport Sciences, Porto, pp. 54-56.

14. Bazanov, B., Võhandu, P., Haljand, R. Factors influencing the teamwork intensity in basketball. ISPAS WCPAS7 Daniel Berzsenyi College, Szombatheley, HUNGARY. 2006. Book of Proceedings. Edited by Prof. Henriette Dancs, prof.Mike Huges and Dr.Peter O’Donoghue , pp 157-163.

15. Bazanov, B., Võhandu, P., Haljand, R. Trends in offensive team activity in basketball. 2006 2(61). Journal „Education.Physical Training.Sport“ Lithuanian Academy of Physical Education. ISSN 1392-5644 pp 5-10.