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期刊名:Journal of dance medicine & science

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ISSN:1089-313X

e-ISSN:2374-8060

IF/分区:1.5/Q3

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Peter Kriz,Jason Rafferty,Peter Evangelista et al. Peter Kriz et al.
We present the case of a 14-year-old pre-professional ballerina that demonstrates common features of two conditions affecting the midfoot that are often missed or subject to delay in diagnosis in such young athletes: 1. stress fractures at ...
Darrell Martin,Jamie Dowling,Fiachra Rowan et al. Darrell Martin et al.
Ganglion cysts are common benign masses, usually occurring in the hands and feet. This report describes the case of a young female Irish dancer who presented with paresthesia of her foot due to a ganglion in near proximity to the superficia...
Kaanda Nabilla Souza Gontijo,Cláudia Tarragô Candotti,Grace Dos Santos Feijó et al. Kaanda Nabilla Souza Gontijo et al.
Lack of alignment between the lowerlimb structures, such as the hips, knees, and longitudinal arches of the feet, has been described as an important predisposing factor in musculoskeletal injury among classical ballet dancers. However, no s...
Elizabeth Coker,Tara L McIsaac,Dawn Nilsen Elizabeth Coker
Elite dancers often engage in mental practice during training, but little is known about the effects of discrete, repetitive motor imagery on dance movement performance. This study compared the effects of two motor imagery modalities, third...
Gry Galta van Merkensteijn,Edel Quin Gry Galta van Merkensteijn
Dancers may compensate alignment at the spine, hip, knees, ankles, and feet to achieve a greater turnout than is available at the hip alone. Such compensations are believed to lead to many of the musculoskeletal injuries experienced by danc...
Erin Anne Bowerman,Chris Whatman,Nigel Harris et al. Erin Anne Bowerman et al.
The objective of this study was to review the evidence for selected risk factors of lower extremity overuse injuries in young elite female ballet dancers. An electronic search of key databases from 1969 to July 2013 was conducted using the ...
Roisin Cahalan,Helen Purtill,Peter O&#x;Sullivan et al. Roisin Cahalan et al.
Despite its growing popularity, scant research exists concerning musculoskeletal pain and injury in Irish dancing (ID). This study aimed to record the biopsychosocial characteristics of elite adult Irish dancers and to investigate potential...
Ana García-Dantas,Eleanor Quested Ana García-Dantas
Research undertaken with athletes has shown that lower-evaluated feedback is related to low self-efficacy levels. However, the relationship between teacher feedback and self-efficacy has not been studied in the dance setting. In sports or d...
Akito Miura,Shinya Fujii,Yuji Yamamoto et al. Akito Miura et al.
While dancers and dance educators express great interest in motor control as it relates to rhythmic dance, the subject remains largely uninvestigated. In order to advance our understanding of motor control, a theoretical framework called th...