^��Ey�9 ��F Despite this tendency many excellent biographical books, such as those written on Serge Diaghilev, Vaslav Nijinsky, Martha Graham, Fred Astaire, or Tatsumi Hijkata, inform the reader of the unique creative gifts inherent in the artist and the specific contributions they made to the field of dance. This injury rate is similar to that reported in other adolescent sports—comparable to youth indoor soccer (4.5 injuries/1000 h) and higher than elite adolescent gymnastics (2.6 injuries/1000 h) and figure skating (1.4/1000 h) . 114 In adolescent female dance students, O’Neill et al 115 found that moderate-to-vigorous physical activity was low est in the highest level dance classes, though <>stream ��F 19 0 obj endstream ��E%� Achieving flow states is pleasurable and desired and most dancers, whether in professional, spiritual or recreational settings, seek and embrace them. x�ͱ� �ᝧ8��� Additionally, cuboid dysfunction can interfere with normal function of the peroneal tendons and must be considered in dancers with peroneal tendinitis. [16] In general, in all age groups and dance forms, lower leg injuries (typically of the knee) account for the greatest prevalence of injuries. Hopper LS, Allen N, Wyon M, Alderson JA, Elliott BC, Ackland TR. Any injury that is accompanied by bleeding, severe pain, loss of sensation, or increased weakness should be seen by a physician. x�+� � | 18 0 obj ��E%� ��F x�s 57 0 obj endobj endstream 56 0 obj Many dancers stop performing by the time they reach their late thirties because of the physical demands of their work. x�+� � | 53 0 obj x�S�*�*T0T0 BC#sJ�UЏ�2\�q�Z�����r ��� 24 0 obj We use cookies to help provide and enhance our service and tailor content and ads. Gregory Feist, a major figure in the creativity research field, noted that dancers, as well as other performing artists, scored significantly higher than control subjects on anxiety, guilt, and hypochondriasis, and that dancers were more achievement-oriented. Diagnosis of this suspected condition can be supported by local tenderness proximal to the sustentaculum tali and pain with resisted plantarflexion of the great toe. Fields are defined as an area of operation, a region in which some common condition prevails. Each of the proposed CFs will be described in terms of its evolutionary and embryological derivation. endstream �_Ai��f3�_˚?�� �b�SzQN�9e�Ny�)�P��L��]w&"|� x�a+������wp70�,����5ս�;�r��|yF��34�����'����8�H����BHg6� From 1979 to 1983 I studied osteopathy at the British College of Osteopathic Medicine in London. In this journal topics are examined with great care and detail. !�\ Injuries from dance span all ages, but the risk of injury is greatest during a young dancer’s growth spurt. 63 0 obj endstream Treatment of this unusual condition requires reduction of the cuboid with a squeeze technique after the hindfoot is mobilized and the forefoot is adducted.17. 40 0 obj endstream ��w3T0WI�2P0T�5T R� There usually are prodromal symptoms preceding an acute event. x�S�*�*T0T0 BC#sJ�UЏ�4�Pp�W�%k�O�� "� �� x�S�*�*T0T0 BC#sJ�UЏ�46Pp�W�%k�W�"� �-� Only a synthesis derived from a knowledge of the evolution of animal nervous systems, the embryological/childhood development of the nervous system, allied with anatomy/physiology would get close to understanding something as complex as brain and mind. ^��Ey�9 Ill-fitting shoes can cause foot and toes injuries. !�\ 1 0 obj This establishes the dancer as an integral part of the medical team and teaches them to start listening to their body and to communicate their thoughts or concerns with the team. Others, seeking assistance with weight control, have been told to gain weight. �E%���)�� It is easier to return to dance earlier than to push back a return date. Keith Sawyer claims that an integration of two approaches, contextualist (sociological, cultural, and historical elements) and individualist (personality, cognitive psychology, biology, and computational approaches) best explains the nature of creativity. x�s In today’s fast-paced, competitive world of dance, the new catch phrase is injury … Syndesmosis tears, osteochondral lesions of the talus, and subluxation or longitudinal tears of the peroneal tendons all may occur. Combined, amateur and professional dancers suffer 1.09 injuries for 1000 dance hours. endstream The dance community is paying more attention, with companies like New York City Ballet and Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre providing cross-training, pre-season screenings, and educational seminars to reduce injuries. endstream A 2012 study of 1336 nonprofessional female dancers 8–16 years old reported a dance injury rate of 42.6%.10. endobj endstream ��w3T0WI�2P0T�5T R� <>>>/BBox[0 0 582 762]/Length 103>>stream Researchers such as Donna Krasnow, Linda Mainwaring, and Gretchen Kerr have demonstrated a clear link between excessive perfectionism and dance injuries and multiple articles address the need for dancers to maintain adequate nutrition to achieve optimal physical and psychological balance. Treatment of these acute injuries requires evaluation of both stabilities of the involved tarsometatarsal joints and amount of collapse of the longitudinal arch (see Chapter 7). By continuing you agree to the use of cookies. endobj endobj The patient may attempt to splint the inflamed tendon by holding the knee in a slightly flexed position and assuming a lurch-type antalgic gait. The history is informative, as is review of radiographs, which typically demonstrate periosteal reaction, cortical thickening, intramedullary sclerosis, and widening of the fracture line. Research topics that remain at the forefront include investigations on the distinction between perfectionism and neurotic perfectionism; denial of pain and exhaustion that frequently cause career ending injuries; and body image and eating disorders, especially in the adolescent dancer who is vulnerable to disruptions in normal hormonal and bone development. �i Physicians caring for dancers, particularly ballet dancers at any level, must be aware of the aesthetic pressures for extreme leanness and the potential health consequences. It can be treated with appropriate immobilization and progressive activity as healing permits. Injuries remain common in professional dance, with 73% of professional dancers reporting experiencing an injury in the past 12 months. �i x��M endstream endobj endobj ��F endobj �i Dance has been viewed as a demanding art form. In some aspects, foundational work that can be perceived as basic and boring by the dancer should be conducted. � D��b�-�V�R�-i]t����`��?Hn_�a��x/�n��zfW�6��������9҆Z+_)�S��dP�DŽb�u�@ %9F��mL�GI�Q���(/6�+���P��\J��Y��+t�������1� endstream endstream According to Dr. Jeffery A. Russell, the ankle is frequently injured in dance, accounting for up to 31% of dancers' reported injuries. <>stream ,��\4� i��T!4�\|F�˙��oObsRhA��PX+H�j+A��!����2>�Ri�Ë�fBp��B4�����9��J����lb�6�M� l�����Z�;cG?r�*0 !�\ They recommend that motivation-general imagery practices should be avoided when linked to cognitive arousal images but not when linked with somatic arousal imagery. x��M 1. 7 Common Dance Injuries (and How to Prevent Them) 1. Because the ankle joint is relatively stable in full pointe, the forces at landing are transferred to the midfoot. Although important and rigorous scholarship has been produced, within the historical–biographical genre, a pattern of idealizing and glamorizing dance artists prevails. What is needed for a whole field of contractility is a supra-segmental form of innervation. ?�N�O� ��ws���#���/����o~z��?������H�:p ��NO�S��7���- �P!�GL�=�0Z,��\2N�s5�с�w5�Ѭ����O+�g jg wX�Z�~�a��� D����q>�����L�᯺�?��q���OC4���݂h�G�Omt[5��T>-iuD�81� Incidence of anterior cruciate ligament injuries among elite ballet and modern dancers: a 5-year prospective study. 61 0 obj ~U!/�s��vD�����R�$*�В�G$Յ�_�t]��ÄӉv�=ڄӹr��ERm¡�9���d� �aT+�T�$Q:�����w���5��FŚ��朦��SJGt����9��!�PXZ��>���߇��:P� =ԇV�C-���o?����A��N��CPn��� c�Р��~��"G�աy�rT�c��"I�PDЭ7ÔI`ԋ+Fp�I#� ��0�+�8�:2x4�+΍��~���Nv����?���μ�ۺ qyA�#�w�vI=w|а����4rX�W���V!Ƽ�Z� Deal with injury immediately to prevent further damage. endstream endobj endobj <>stream ��F !�\ <>stream endobj 17 0 obj Inference statistics were used to examine differences between injured and noninjured dancers. ��E%� Dance may look effortless, but it requires a lot of strength, flexibility and stamina. This approach has provided rich information about creative personalities, findings that can be generalized to some degree. Having one of those situations does not necessarily mean that the dancer’s career comes to an end. 39 0 obj A topic that has received robust research is the application of imagery and mental practice to improve performance. �ř�@!�E���4C��@����@c\C� �k� One way to manage this dilemma is to select artists or scientists that have been designated as creative on the basis of their level of achievement and success and then to compare them to individuals who have not worked or trained in these domains and who have not demonstrated any creative productivity. Empirical and anecdotal research in dance therapy presents findings on treatment outcomes such as how dance contributes to (a) elevated mood in geriatric treatment centers, (b) promotes appropriate adolescent emotional expression in juvenile delinquent homes, and (c) augments physical therapy treatment practices in patients with neurological disorders such as Parkinson's disease and related movement disorders. ��E%� 21 0 obj endobj 5 0 obj 10 0 obj Some diastasis may be acceptable if weight-bearing views do not demonstrate collapse of the longitudinal arch. A young dancer who plans to be a professional has different requirements than the young dancer who wishes to be able to attend class a few times per week. The most typical fracture involves only the most proximal 1 cm of the bone and usually is associated with an inversion ankle sprain.27 It can be treated with appropriate immobilization and progressive activity as healing permits. 36 0 obj Edelman's approach appealed to me so I then decided to employ a similar broad scope in my enquiry of human movement. Zone 1 fractures of the fifth metatarsal involve an avulsion of the base. x�s In some instances, simple release of the FHL is adequate; in other cases, excision of the os trigonum or posterior process of the talus may be required. One of the major journals dedicated to such topics is the Dance Research Journal. Phillip Beach DO DAc OSNZ, in Muscles and Meridians, 2010. 28.2).24, The most common acute ballet injuries occur as the dancer lands with a loss of balance. ��w3T0WI�2P0T�5T R� Midfoot injuries in the dancer present a significant treatment dilemma because of the prolonged healing time required for stability of the foot and the difficulty of restoring the mobility required for dancing. They claim that collaboration and cross-fertilization between forms of dance, theatre, visual art, film, and technology are growing. Unfortunately, the dance world is not lacking in other serious medical problems including mental illness, drug abuse, and human immunodeficiency virus infection.112. 3 0 obj Dancers also are at risk for subluxation of the cuboid, either associated with an inversion injury to the ankle or from repetitive plantarflexion and dorsiflexion. endstream <>>>/BBox[0 0 582 762]/Length 103>>stream Make sure you follow the instructions of your dance … x�+� � | endstream Results: Fifty-three percent of injuries occurred in the foot/ankle, 21.6% in the hip, 16.1% in the knee, and 9.4% in the back. ��F x�s 2008;36(9):1779-88. 49 0 obj 59 0 obj x�ͱ� �ᝧ8��� Dance Injuries. endstream ^��Ey�9 endstream <>stream Evidence has shown that just about as many dancers and athletes get the same amount of injuries in their foot and ankles (statistics showed the number of ankle injuries was even more among dancers). 54 0 obj <>stream Returning to dance before an existing injury has healed can aggravate the condition. If you aren’t a dancer, you might think dancers most commonly experience injuries involving the ankles, hips and knees. Imaging obtained should include bilateral weight-bearing foot radiographs, possible stress radiographs, and in some cases, advanced imaging such as an MRI or computed tomography (CT) scan. �ř�@!�E���4C��@����@c\C� �k� <>stream x��M endstream ��F Whatever the event is, dance injuries aren’t fun. The rate of injuries was 0.59 per 1,000 hours of class and rehearsal. endobj It’s important for parents to recognize the symptoms and prevent further damage. It is difficult to generalize about dance injuries because “dance” and its training, performance, and settings are so variable. �i ,��\4� i��T!4�\|F�˙��oObsRhA��PX+H�j+A��!����2>�Ri�Ë�fBp��B4�����9��J����lb�6�M� l�����Z�;cG?r�*0 Younger dancers can be more difficult to evaluate, often requiring repetitive x-rays. 43 0 obj endstream uuid:4d5ba36f-4914-49b4-bbf2-3806925fdab4 The dance community is paying more attention, with companies like New York City Ballet and Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre providing cross-training, pre-season screenings, and educational seminars to reduce injuries. endstream 31 0 obj Open reduction internal fixation (ORIF) is recommended only if the fracture fragment involves greater than 30% of the articular surface and is significantly displaced. They are also able to maintain an optimal balance between skill level and performance challenge. † Values are the mean number of days lost due to the injury (95% confidence interval). Here are some of the most common dance-related injuries: Achilles Tendonitis j <>stream x�S�*�*T0T0 BC#sJ�UЏ�44Up�W�%k�W�"� �� Richard S. Panush, in Kelley and Firestein's Textbook of Rheumatology (Tenth Edition), 2017. Consistent findings suggest that elite dance artists tend to use more elaborate images to improve the quality of their performances. endobj January 11, 2017. �i 46 0 obj The most common site of injury was the ankle (26%), followed by the knee (11%) and hip (10%). j 20 0 obj j This national survey of all professional dancers in Australia was conducted by Amy Vassallo, a PhD candidate, and her supervisors Dr Claire Hiller, A/Prof Evangelos Pappas and A/Prof Emmanuel Stamatakis. j ^��Ey�9 16 0 obj For example, writings suggest that the effects of human migration on dance in particular, and the arts in general, help researchers investigate issues such as citizenship and statelessness, labor refugeeism, border wars, religious and political occupations, and environmental displacement. 29 0 obj endstream x�s x�+� � | 6 0 obj endobj The first theme concerns the awe-inspiring complexity of human movement. endobj 27 0 obj Statistics show that 80 per cent of dancers incur at least one injury a year that affects their ability to perform – compared to a 20 per cent injury rate for rugby or football players. An Interesting Dance Injury Statistic: Only 35% of dance injuries are from a “traumatic incident” A traumatic incident is a dance injury that is sudden and unexpected. This finding supports the theory that performing artists are vulnerable to psychological disorders but the research team also found that dancers were significantly better able to tolerate and regulate intense emotions. Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi and Howard Gardner proposed such a model, an interactive model on creativity, in which three elements or nodes are regarded as central in any consideration of creativity: (1) the individual artist; (2) the domain or discipline in which the individual is working; and (3) the surrounding field that judges the quality of individuals and products. <>stream x�ͱ� �ᝧ8��� endstream j uuid:f54c647c-d766-43a1-8500-982f41786159 endobj Overuse injuries play a big part in dance related injuries. x�S�*�*T0T0 BC#sJ�UЏ�46Vp�W�%k�W�"� �� Lara Atwater, Rebecca Cerrato, in Baxter's the Foot and Ankle in Sport (Third Edition), 2020, The female classical ballet dancer is unique in her requirements for the lower extremities.19,20 The dancer uses either a thin-soled slipper or pointe shoe. Cognitive-specific imagery significantly predicts the direction of somatic and cognitive anxiety symptoms. endstream In addition to the pain, patients with hamstring tendinitis often experience a gradual decrease in functional ability with decreasing knee range of motion, making simple everyday tasks, such as walking, climbing stairs, or getting into an automobile, quite difficult. Jane Piirto suggested that dancers tend to suffer physical injuries and psychological disorders, such as eating disorders, low self-esteem, and self-image distortions and that their personalities were more akin to those of athletes (discipline, high-standards, perfectionism kinesthetic, and emotional intelligence). Be prepared for questions regarding the possible outcome after the injury. They argue that creativity is best viewed as a dialectical or interactive process in which all three of these elements participate. The most innocuous fracture is that of avulsion of the base of the fifth metatarsal. 8 0 obj ��F � D��b�-�V�R�-i]t����`��?Hn_�a��x/�n��zfW�6��������9҆Z+_)�S��dP�DŽb�u�@ %9F��mL�GI�Q���(/6�+���P��\J��Y��+t�������1� x�ͱ� �ᝧ8��� Injuries remain common in professional dance, with 73% of professional dancers reporting experiencing an injury in the past 12 months. 28 0 obj 37 0 obj endobj endobj *��o� �C#�$m���ѡ�f3Nv ���1p9_gwoB��i�u��Nל�^Qη����2tRꇨ�D�� <>>>/BBox[0 0 582 762]/Length 135>>stream Workup should include weight-bearing views, comparison weight-bearing views, and computed tomography (CT) scan if necessary. <>>>/BBox[0 0 582 762]/Length 103>>stream In the neurological hierarchy, the primary sense organs are profoundly important to any animal as they inform and direct movement. endobj endobj In fact, dancers have one of the highest rates of injuries and illnesses of all occupations. x�ͱ� �ᝧ8��� Variable Total Male Female N % N % N % Mild injury 10 41.67 3 30.0 7 70.0 Moderate injury 9 37.50 3 33.3 6 66.7 Severe injury 5 20.83 2 40.0 3 60.0 Table 4. Although more limited in number, many studies do lend greater understanding about the creativity of dance artists and how they are influenced by the environments that surround them. ^��Ey�9 In addition, dance injuries can be quite severe, and often require urgent evaluation. What makes dance a challenge to investigate is that it is both an individual and group process. ^��Ey�9 One area that does have cross-over influence is the popular work on flow states. � D��b�-�V�R�-i]t����`��?Hn_�a��x/�n��zfW�6��������9҆Z+_)�S��dP�DŽb�u�@ %9F��mL�GI�Q���(/6�+���P��\J��Y��+t�������1� The topic of effectively treating dancers as a population with unique needs and specific treatment approaches is another major focus of investigation. <>>>/BBox[0 0 582 762]/Length 135>>stream Ankle sprains are the most common traumatic (or acute) injury in dancers. endobj Educate the dancer to talk about diagnostic test results, activity progression, and new pain or uncertainty with their providers. Dance injury risk factors Some of the factors that can increase your risk of dance injury include: Inexperience – beginners may be vulnerable to injury because they don’t have the skills or technique to meet the physical demands of their chosen dance style. x��M Report. Similar type and number of injuries show that there is not an extreme difference between dance and sports. 26 0 obj Create an understanding that proper participation in their rehabilitation involves more than the dancer arriving on time for physical or occupational therapy appointments. The incidence of reported dance-related injuries ranged from 17% to 95%.116 The majority of injuries involved the foot, ankle, and knee. � D��b�-�V�R�-i]t����`��?Hn_�a��x/�n��zfW�6��������9҆Z+_)�S��dP�DŽb�u�@ %9F��mL�GI�Q���(/6�+���P��\J��Y��+t�������1� Most dancers will experience... 2. endobj �ř�@!�E���4C��@����@c\C� �k� When images are effectively used performance improves, in particular, when motivational mastery imagery is employed self-confidence is enhanced. During this period, a child’s bones are the weakest, which places the dancer at high risk for fractures (broken bones) and stress fractures (small cracks in a bone). endobj The fifth metatarsal is a common area of injury for dancers. Scientific dance research investigates the implications of dance training and dance styles on the type, degree, and rate of injuries, as well as the psychological make-up of dancers working in this frequently brief and stressful profession. 50 0 obj Treatment of these acute injuries requires evaluation of both stability of the involved tarsometatarsal joints and amount of collapse of the longitudinal arch (see Chapter 5). noted that dance participation had a 20% prevalence in US adolescents, specifically 34.8% of girls and 8.4% of boys.1 Unfortunately, dance injuries seem to disproportionally affect young and adolescent dancers compared with adult dancers. Anthropological fieldwork studies document how dance is integrated into religious and ritual traditions and how these traditions inevitably influence subsequent dance practices. endstream Findings suggest that dancers actually have more flow experiences in part because they have enhanced autotelic abilities (Greek word meaning something that is an end unto itself); dancers are able to become absorbed in the present-moment of dancing where autotelic experiences reside. This allows the dancer and their company to realistically plan for the short-term and long-term future. Research that specifically examines creativity in dance remains scant, although this is gradually changing. endobj x�S�*�*T0T0 BC#sJ�UЏ�42Tp�W�%k�W�"� �*� endstream Dance injuries experienced. This step is necessary early in the rehabilitation process, as inaccurate expectations are associated with decreased satisfaction and pain after injury.4. �i In this clinical entity, the base of the fourth metatarsal becomes dorsally displaced and the fourth metatarsal head displaces in a plantar direction. !�\ Participation in physical activity comes with a risk of injury, dance being no exception. endobj �E%���)�� The foot and ankle (40%) was the most common site of injury, followed by the lower back (17%) and the knee (16%). Common dance injuries can be treated. endobj <>>>/BBox[0 0 582 762]/Length 135>>stream ^��Ey�9 The most common injuries occur as the dancer lands with a loss of balance. �ř�@!�E���4C��@����@c\C� �k� x��M The most common site of injury was the ankle (26%), followed by the knee (11%) and hip (10%). �E%���)�� <>stream � D��b�-�V�R�-i]t����`��?Hn_�a��x/�n��zfW�6��������9҆Z+_)�S��dP�DŽb�u�@ %9F��mL�GI�Q���(/6�+���P��\J��Y��+t�������1� The most common injury type was a strain (25%), followed by chronic inflammation (19%) and a sprain (18%). The dancer and athlete have much in common, but important differences in training and performance technique influence the nature of their injuries. Always overestimate the amount of time it will take to return. <>stream Do NOT use alternate methods of icing b/c only reach 1 st layers of skin and not the injured area. endstream x�ͱ� �ᝧ8��� 23 0 obj <>stream ��E%� � D��b�-�V�R�-i]t����`��?Hn_�a��x/�n��zfW�6��������9҆Z+_)�S��dP�DŽb�u�@ %9F��mL�GI�Q���(/6�+���P��\J��Y��+t�������1� � D��b�-�V�R�-i]t����`��?Hn_�a��x/�n��zfW�6��������9҆Z+_)�S��dP�DŽb�u�@ %9F��mL�GI�Q���(/6�+���P��\J��Y��+t�������1� The consequence of the schedule of training and performance and the type of shoe for the foot leads to chronic injuries such as tendinitis, tendinosis, and impingement syndromes. Less is known within the individualist approach that examines the dance artist's personality, cognition and biology, although case study and phenomenological papers have attempted to capture the ephemeral nature of dance. Further, findings suggest that dancers tend to be skilled and talented in a range of mental imagery strategies, hence they frequently engage in imagery as part of their training (to avoid overuse injuries) and for healing when injured. Common Dance Injuries. endobj Symptomatic flexor hallucis longus (FHL) tendinitis can be caused by these impingement scenarios. Specific instructions on following through with the home exercise program and not doing too little or too much should be addressed. <>>>/BBox[0 0 582 762]/Length 135>>stream endobj Although it is unknown whether imagery is the major factor for improving performance these dancers are able to engage in movement with more complexity, control, structure, deliberation, and sensory involvement. These occur when your child uses her joints and muscles repeatedly during training and performance. x�ͱ� �ᝧ8��� <>stream 116 The majority of injuries involved the foot, ankle, and knee. Critical studies, a field of study within aesthetics, provide a format to critically investigate new approaches to understand and interpret interdisciplinary dance performances. endobj It also comes with a high risk of injuries. xeI���j^-��i��tw9yדu�v ,��\4� i��T!4�\|F�˙��oObsRhA��PX+H�j+A��!����2>�Ri�Ë�fBp��B4�����9��J����lb�6�M� l�����Z�;cG?r�*0 �ř�@!�E���4C��@����@c\C� �k� � D��b�-�V�R�-i]t����`��?Hn_�a��x/�n��zfW�6��������9҆Z+_)�S��dP�DŽb�u�@ %9F��mL�GI�Q���(/6�+���P��\J��Y��+t�������1� ��w3T0WI�2P0T�5T R� Adobe PDF Library 9.0; modified using iText 4.2.0 by 1T3XT Injuries can be devastating to a dance career, but you can reduce their occurrence or avoid them—if you know what to look for. I soon realized my cadaver-based anatomical studies gave me little insight into how power and poise were derived from the underlying muscle matrix. x�ͱ� �ᝧ8��� x�S�*�*T0T0 BC#sJ�UЏ�42Qp�W�%k�W�"� �� endstream Ankle Sprains. ��w3T0WI�2P0T�5T R� More viewers are now able to see dance and maybe they will read more articles if they are listed as links provided within the websites. 47 0 obj Professional dancers (as well as musicians and vocalists) traditionally have not been convinced that most physicians know how to effectively approach the unique issues of dance and music. Syndesmosis tears, osteochondral lesions of the talus, and subluxation or longitudinal tears of the peroneal tendons all may occur. 12 0 obj <>stream !�\ 11 0 obj <>stream x�s 9 0 obj The diverse range, scope and volume of research in dance makes it an easy field to gather information but one of the major problems is a lack of integration within and between research fields and a fundamental lack of interest by the actual practitioners working within dance. <>>>/BBox[0 0 582 762]/Length 143>>stream 2012-08-30T12:22:58-04:00 ,��\4� i��T!4�\|F�˙��oObsRhA��PX+H�j+A��!����2>�Ri�Ë�fBp��B4�����9��J����lb�6�M� l�����Z�;cG?r�*0 Certainly, in the domain of dance, all approaches must be considered in order to acquire a deeper understanding about this art form. <>stream The fields will have their borders delineated, and field interpenetration will be considered. Dance practitioners, dance educators, and dance scientists all share similar concerns regarding the need for trained practitioners in performance psychology and dance medicine. x�s Whether you are a dancer, the parent of a dancer or a dance teacher, you should be aware of the most common dance injuries and learn how to avoid them. Musculoskeletal injuries in break-dancers Chul Hyun Choa, Kwang Soon Songa,*, Byung Woo Mina, Sung Moon Leeb, Hyuk Won Changb, Dae Seup Eumc aDepartment of Orthopaedic Surgery, Dongsan Medical Center, Keimyung University, Daegu, Republic of Korea b Department of Radiology, Dongsan Medical Center, Keimyung University, Daegu, Republic of Korea c Yellin Keun Hospital, Daegu, Republic of Korea A total of 146 professional dancers were included. 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