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  • Promoting safe dance practice principles 

  • Enhancing individual performance potential

  • Reducing injury risk

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  • Promoting  safe dance practice principles

  • Enhance individual performance potential

  • Reducing injury risk

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Bridging Theory and Practice in Dance Education

  A strong focus is on turning learned theoretical knowledge into practical application and can be immediately integrated into your teaching. Whatever genre you teach the same principles of training the "dancing body and mind" will be beneficial to you and your students. 

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Improving Knowledge -- Enhancing  Performance Potential -- Reducing Injury Risk

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

 I want to express my appreciation of the brilliant work done by the Safe In Dance International organisation (SiDI) for their extensive and constantly developing research into ways of preserving and maintaining the health and wellbeing of dancers, dance teachers, and dance students. My own work is inspired by their excellent dissemination, and I am happy to be associated with them.

My material can help anyone studying for The Healthy Dance Practice Certificate or other programmes provided by SiDI or support you as a dance teacher. 

Here is a link to the SIDI website, courses, awards and resources www.safeindance.com

WELCOME TO MY WEBSITE

If you are interested in deepening your knowledge  about how dance science and medicine research can be used to support your dance students, you are in the right place. The many digital handbooks on offer cover many aspects of the dancer's body and mind. They are designed to take theoretical knowledge and understanding into practical application into your dance teaching. 

"Every structure has advantages. It allows that person to perform in ways that are unique and magnificently their own"

                        

         Irene Dowd

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