EA COACHING SUMMIT SERIES MALMÖ 2026

Welcome to Malmö and EA Coaching Summit Series 2026

Swedish Athletics and European Athletics are happy to invite you ta Malmö and this years symposion in horizontal jumps and sprints the 20th to 22nd November.

Few athletes in history combine explosive speed, power, and championship mentality like Christian Taylor. A two-time Olympic champion, four-time World Champion, and owner of the second-longest triple jump in history (18.21m), Taylor has redefined excellence in horizontal jumps. Beyond the tripeljump, his athletic profile is extraordinary - with personal bests of 20.70 (200m), and an impressive 45.07 over 400m. Today, Taylor brings that world-class experience into leadership as High-Performance Coordinator for Austrian Athletics Federation.

French coach Renaud Longuèvre is widely respected as one of Europe’s leading experts in sprinting, hurdles, and jumps development. With more than 25 years of elite coaching and high-performance leadership, he has worked with some of the biggest names in international athletics — including 2005 World Champion hurdler Ladji Doucouré, Longjump stars Muriel Hurtis and Kafétien Gomis as well as many other top jump and sprint athletes. Today, he serves as National Sprint Coach for the Dutch Athletics Federation, helping lead the development of the country’s sprint, hurdles, and relay programs.

Dr. Paul Brice is internationally recognised as one of the leading applied biomechanists in track and field, with decades of experience supporting world-class sprinters, jumpers, coaches, and national federations. A former Lead Biomechanist for UK Athletics and an important part in supporting the Dutch Olympic Track & Field Team, Brice has worked across elite sprint and horizontal jump programmes to help athletes maximise performance. His work has supported Olympic and World Championship athletes in events ranging from the sprints and hurdles to the long and triple jump.

Dr James Brown is the Lead Performance Doctor at UK Athletics and one of the UK's leading sports medicine physicians working in elite athletics. He has extensive experience supporting world-class athletes across Olympic and World Championship campaigns, with particular expertise in musculoskeletal injuries, diagnostic ultrasound, rehabilitation, and return-to-performance strategies. His clinical and research interests include lower-limb muscle and tendon injuries, injury prevention, and the integration of emerging technologies and AI into sports medicine.
He will present on, Lower Leg Injuries and Rehabilitation
Drawing on his experience with elite international athletes, Dr Brown will present the latest evidence and practical approaches to the diagnosis, rehabilitation, and safe return to sprinting and horizontal jumping following lower-leg injuries. The session will provide valuable insights for coaches, sports medicine practitioners, physiotherapists, and performance staff working with elite and developing athletes.

More information to come but make sure to register to secure your place.