Physiological demands of performance in Classical Ballet and their relationships with injury and aesthetic components
At performance level, classical ballet is a form of high-intensity, intermittent exercise, requiring a strong aerobic foundation. Existing training methods have remained largely unchanged over the past century, resulting in poorly conditioned dancers who are prone to injury. The purpose of the thesi...
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University of Wolverhampton
2009
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