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Definition of Dancer Screening Screening programs collect information on the current health and wellness of an individual dancer. Using both self-reported surveys and physical tests, screening programs provide an opportunity to eval- uate a dancers strengths and limitations.
improved muscle tone and strength. weight management. stronger bones and reduced risk of osteoporosis. better coordination, agility and flexibility.
How can dancers avoid injury Warm up and cool down with dynamic stretches and light aerobic exercise before every class, rehearsal, or performance. Wear appropriate shoes for the type of dance youre practicing or performing. Sit one out if youre tired or hurt. Focus on technique. Eat well and dont overdo it.
The Dance Screening Assessment is an in-person evaluation to identify potential risk factors for injury. It is ideal for dancers ages 8-22 in all disciplines of dance. The assessment includes a review of the dancers background, past injury history, alignment, stability, flexibility, strength and technique.
Body dysmorphia, eating disorders (EDs) [1, 2], perfectionism, obsessivecompulsive disorder (OCD) [3], anxiety, depression [4], substance use, and sexual abuse are all speculated to be prevalent in ballet culture. There are high rates of prevalence for body dysmorphia [5, 6] and EDs [7,8,9,10] in ballet.

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The Dance/USA Task Force on Dancer Health is composed of medical professionals who work directly with professional dance companies and professional dancers across the USA and Canada. The mission of the Dance/USA Task Force on Dancer Health is to maintain the health, safety and well being of professional dancers.

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