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1rst International Seminar for Students, (Post-Graduate, PHD) in Sport HistorySupervised byDave Day, Professor, Manchester Metropolitan UniversityJean-Fran&#231;ois Loudcher, Professor, Bordeaux UniversityProgramMonday 11th SeptemberBegin student presentations (everyone has an hour &#8211; 20/30min presentation plus discussion)14.45 hrs Coffee15 hrs Presentations15 hrs - Lisa Taylor (MMU) Hidden histories: Competitive women&#8217;s rowing in Britain since 194516 hrs - Julien Krier (Bordeaux) - Studying the Training of Physical and Sport Education Teachers at Bordeaux and its Consequences onto the Local Sport Development; The History of the Regional Training Sport Centre for PE Teacher (CREPS) of Talence (1941-1983) and its Actors17 hrsCoffee17.30 hrs - Liam Dyer (MMU) - The Role of the Industrial Middle Class in the Provision and Control of Victorian Sport in the North: The London and North-Western Railway Company in Crewe18.30 hrs - Florian Hugedet &#38; Romain Baron (Besan&#231;on) - An example of French PE teacher Recruitement Procedure: Between Knowledge-Sharing and Moulding at the "Ecole Normale Sup&#233;rieure" in Sport Sciences and Physical Education of Rennes (2002-2017)19.30 hrs - MealTuesday 12th September08.00 hrs - Coffee08.30 hrs - Presentations08.30 hrs - Czegledi Orsolya (URePSSS Laboratory, University of Lille 2) - Nature and Tourism Management in Hungary: A Socialist Heritage?09.30 hrs - Johanna Mellis (Florida) - : Post-1956 Elite Athletes in Hungary: The Happiest Athletes in the Socialist Camp10.30 hrs - Coffee11.00 hrs - Omar Dieng (Besan&#231;on) - Senegalese Wrestling in Daily Newspapers of the 2000s. A Physical Activity between Tradition and Modernity?12.00 hrs - Eddy Estlin (MMU) &#8211; Motion, Rest and Physical Literacy ; Historical Perspectives for 1837-193613.00 hrs Lunch (Buffet on Site)14 hrs - Presentations14.00 hrs - Jean-Francois Loudcher - An analysis of the Representation of Triat&#8217;s Gymnasium (1856) through the theoretical frame of Michel Foucault15.00 hrs &#8211; 16.00 hrs - Lo&#239;c Delacroix (Bordeaux) - Identities Using of the Traditional Physical Cultures in France by the &#171; Basques &#187; People from the End of the Nineteenth century: Times, Production and Reconfiguration of the Symbolic and Practical Boundaries16 hrs - Coffee16.30 hrs &#8211; 17.30 hrs - Martyn Cooke (MMU) The origins and early development of association football in The Potteries: 1840 &#8211; 1914 17.30 hrs &#8211; 18hrs Willy Hugedet (Besan&#231;on) - Pierre Parlebas, motor behaviour and New Education: What Research Perspectives? A Short Presentation&#8230;.18.30 hrs (Victoire Site) Dave Day &#8211; Dewey Presentation (site of Victoire)20.00 hrs DinnerWednesday 13th September08.30 &#8211; 10.30 hrs Working breakfast on future funding (2018)&#8211;Cultural and Historical Perspectives on Sport Coaching in a Comparative Approach (UK-France)10.30hrs - Presentations10.30 hrs - Corine Guillon (Bordeaux) - The Emergence of Sport in the Regional Newspaper through the Example of &#171; La Petite Gironde &#187; (1872-1913)11.30 hrs - Nick Piercey &#8211; My PhD journey12.00 hrs Workshop summaryParticipation is free, contact; Jean-francois.loudcher@u-bordeaux.fr