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Daily Archives: May 14, 2011

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Detraining and Overtraining in the Dancer

Dance, Physical Therapy Treatment, UncategorizedBy bosgbMay 14, 2011

by Michael J. Velsmid, DPT, MS Detraining in the dancer during summer lay-off is the partial loss of endurance, strength, balance, flexibility, and skill in response to an insufficient training stimulus.  We all have experienced that when we stop exercising, we generally begin to lose both strength and aerobic fitness.  After only three months, researchers…

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