Abstract Twitchett, EA, Koutedakis, Y, and Wyon, MA. Physiologic fitness and professional
classical ballet performance: a brief review. J Strength Cond Res 23 (9): 2732-2740, 2009 …

Professional classical ballet dancers typically face long working days, and many complain of
fatigue, particularly as a possible cause of injury. However, little information exists regarding …

The aim of this study is to compile and synthesize empirically based articles published
between 2000 and 2012 about the critical issues of developing dance talents across the …

The aims of this study were to describe the prevalence of dance participation in US
adolescents and to estimate the contribution of dance to total moderate-to-vigorous physical …

The present investigation was aimed to study international level dancesport dancer's
aerobic capacity during incremental test and competition simulation in relation to the gender …

This study investigated substance use and misuse among 16 female and 9 male Croatian
ballet professionals in 2008 using an original questionnaire. We analyzed social, personal …

There have been few studies comparing substance use and misuse (SU&M) in different
performing arts forms. Herein, we identified and compared SU&M in women studying an art …

AIMS: Dancers need to constantly maintain and develop their physiological capabilities to
support their performances. Previously these physiological demands have been …

Background Substance use and misuse (SUM), eating disorders (ED) and consequent
amenorrhea (AM) occur frequently in professional ballet dancing. The objective of this study …

Dancing is an excellent alternative exercise for improving health related physical fitness
elements. Dance performance requires support from enhanced physiological requirements …