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The Physician and Sportsmedicine, 1980
The author belleves that proper technique and training not only would prevent most ballet problems, but also are the basls for therapy when Injuries do occur.
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The author belleves that proper technique and training not only would prevent most ballet problems, but also are the basls for therapy when Injuries do occur.
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Clinics in Sports Medicine, 2000
The injuries that are prevalent in and unique to dancers have their origins inextricably linked to faulty technique or poor biomechanics, combined with other risk factors. It is this combination of factors that must be addressed when considering diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation.
R, Solomon +3 more
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The injuries that are prevalent in and unique to dancers have their origins inextricably linked to faulty technique or poor biomechanics, combined with other risk factors. It is this combination of factors that must be addressed when considering diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation.
R, Solomon +3 more
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Knee Joint Proprioception in Ballet Dancers and Non-dancers
Journal of Dance Medicine & Science, 2014The aim of this study was to evaluate the influence of upper-leg muscle fatigue on knee joint proprioception in 13 ballet dancers and 13 non-dancer controls. Proprioception acuity, expressed as position and motion sense, was measured with an isokinetic dynamometer.
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2010
Belly dancer's dyskinesia is an unusual type of focal dyskinesia characterized by writhing contortions and other jerky movements of the abdominal wall, resulting in multidirectional movement of the umbilicus, reminiscent of the movements of a belly dancer. This review examines the clinical spectrum of belly dancer's dyskinesia.
Aggarwal, A., Thompson, P.
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Belly dancer's dyskinesia is an unusual type of focal dyskinesia characterized by writhing contortions and other jerky movements of the abdominal wall, resulting in multidirectional movement of the umbilicus, reminiscent of the movements of a belly dancer. This review examines the clinical spectrum of belly dancer's dyskinesia.
Aggarwal, A., Thompson, P.
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ACM Transactions on Multimedia Computing, Communications, and Applications, 2019
Body language is one of the most common ways of expressing human emotion. In this article, we make the first attempt to generate an action video with a specific emotion from a single person image. The goal of the emotion-based action generation task (EBAG) is to generate action videos expressing a specific type of emotion given a single reference image
Yuxin Hou +3 more
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Body language is one of the most common ways of expressing human emotion. In this article, we make the first attempt to generate an action video with a specific emotion from a single person image. The goal of the emotion-based action generation task (EBAG) is to generate action videos expressing a specific type of emotion given a single reference image
Yuxin Hou +3 more
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Journal of Vascular and Interventional Radiology, 2018
Nathan W, Ertel, Souheil, Saddekni
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Nathan W, Ertel, Souheil, Saddekni
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2018
This chapter explores the foundation of Bob Fosse’s dance style through his years as a young performer in the waning days of vaudeville, his teenage appearances in Chicago area nightclubs and burlesque houses, and the dance act he formed with his first wife, Mary Ann Niles.
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This chapter explores the foundation of Bob Fosse’s dance style through his years as a young performer in the waning days of vaudeville, his teenage appearances in Chicago area nightclubs and burlesque houses, and the dance act he formed with his first wife, Mary Ann Niles.
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