| A/A | SUBJECT | LECTURER |
| 1. | Finswimming History. | GAUNARD Michel |
| 2. | Evaluation of training load in finswimming: theoritical considerations & practical applications. | BOTONIS Petros |
| 3. | Training periodization in finswimming: traditional & new options. | TOUBEKIS Argyris |
| 4. | Effects of Menstrual cycle on performance & maximal breath hold time. | CHEROUVEIM Evgenia |
| 5. | Safety & performance in apnea sport events. | GELADAS Nikos |
| 6. | Optimal Hydration and Exercise Performance | KAVOURAS Stavros |
| 7. | Hydrodynamic resistance in finswimming. | GOURGOULIS Vassilios |
| 8. | Use of blood lactate in training planning & evaluation. | NIKITAKIS Ioannis |
| 9. | Biochemical monitoring during a training macrocycle. | KABASAKALIS Athanasios |
| 10. | Coaches role in clean sport: passing valid information to athletes. | KOUKEAS Efstathios |
| 11. | Fight against Doping. | LEGLISE Michel |
| 12. | The role of nutrition on athletic performance. | PASCHALIS Vassilios |
| 13. | Fundamental performance nutrition and periodization of nutrition for finswimming. | ESEN Ozcan |
| 14. | Performance nutrition before – during – after training and race. | ESEN Ozcan |
| 15. | Nutritional Supplements and Ergogenic aids. | ESEN Ozcan |
| 16. | Finswimming Rules. | GAUNARD Michel |
| 17. | General Procedures and Obligations – CMAS Events. | GAUNARD Michel |
| 18. | Finswimming materials – Quality control in relation to the events. | SHUMKOV Alexadr |
| 19. | Finswimming Technique of Bi Fins events. | KOKAI David |
| 20. | Finswimming Technique of Monofin events. | MAZZEI Valter |
| 21. | Finswimming Techique of Immersion events – Differences – Features. | SAPRYKIN Igor |
| 22. | Finswimming Technique of Open Water events – Materials – Safety – Training at the Open Water field | PULIDO Alejandro Sierra |
| 23. | Methological issues of kinematic analysis in underwater finswimming. | BOUDOLOS Kostas |
| 24. | The effect of prior motor behavior on finswimming performance. | KOULIANOU Maria |
| 25. | Energy metabolism in sports. | CAVAS Levent |
| 26. | Biomechanical analysis in Finswimming, why, what and how. | NURRA Stefano |
| 27. | Annual schedule for Sprint events. | KANGPING Ou |
| 28. | Annual Athletes Schedule for middle distance events. | MAZZEI Valter |
| 29. | Annual Athletes Schedule. | KOKAI David |
| 30. | Annual schedule for Junior athletes: Gym & swimming pool | DELGADO Fabio |
| 31. | Forming champions methodology of the training | DELGADO Fabio |
| 32. | Tapering – Basic Rules – Specific features. | MENDEZ Francisco |
| 33. | Dry-Land strenght training in finswimming | TERZIS Gerasimos |
| 34. | Strenght training for finswimming: practical applications in the gym | ARSONIADIS Gavriil |
| 35. | Medical assessment for Athletes: what clinical tests and investigation are evidence-based. | MARINOS Giorgos |
| 36. | From sport academy to elite sport: A dynamic process, a rough path. The role of significant others (parents & coaches). | PSYCHOUNTAKI Maria |
| 37. | Competitive Stress: Is it finally destructive? Traits and ways handling it. | STAVROU Nektarios |
| 38. | Biomechanics of finswimming, energetic costs and performance scoring. | GRAMMATICOS Basile |
| 39. | The training process in women, at distances of 100 – 200m. Surface. | ARGUNOVA Elena |
| 40. | The development of the master movement in Finswimming. Sports-social values and health benefits through physical activity. | KAZUSHI Koizumi |
| 41. | The Concurrent Effect through the Combination of Endurance and Resistance Training: From Laboratory to the Training Practise | METHENITIS Spyridon |
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