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Jaimie GoodwinHow can a dancer find a doctor that is right for them? Dancers are a unique type of athlete, so when it comes to dealing with injuries, you need to find a doctor you can trust...
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How can a dancer find a doctor that is right for them? Dancers are a unique type of athlete, so when it comes to dealing with injuries, you need to find a doctor you can trust...

Finishing a dance job can leave you with the empty feeling of "what's next?" Explore tips for managing these emotions and ways to move forward.

Foot pain and ankle injury are common amongst dancers. Learn about three main causes and how to prevent future injury.

The dancer's diet should consist of healthy eating. Read on for nutritional do's and don't's from a health expert to support peak dance performance.

Good massages don't have to be expensive. Check out some rules of thumb for effective, cheap massages that only require simple props, like a foam roller.

How can you differentiate real hip pain from misconceptions.

Healthy fats should be included in your daily intake, based on total calories consumed. Build a stronger diet by understanding the different types of fat.

Keep you cholesterol levels in check with our list of top five superfoods to build into a low cholesterol diet.

The negative impacts of comparing yourself to others can be significant. Try these tips for dancers to turn envy into motivation.

Dancers work hard to stay at the top of their game. But overtraining is a real danger - it’s important to take a break, explore cross training methods and reset your mind-body.

Here are 8 reasons professional dancers like Principal Misty Copeland in ABT and Principal Mathilde Froustey in San Francisco Ballet are making the The GYROTONIC® Method a part...

A key to injury prevention is cross-training. Gain ideas for how you can enhance your dance training with outside sports like swimming and Pilates.

While seemingly benign, comments about weight, food, and body image can actually be harmful to dancers. We talk with experts to learn more.

See how these dancers have included Yoga into their training to support their well-being.

As shelter-in-place restrictions are loosening, here are 3 things to keep in mind when you return to in-person training at dance studios.

Learn how working the fascia through myofascial release can improve flexibility and better facilitate sore muscle recovery.

Emotional and physical recovery are incredibly beneficial post-class. Read how and why a cooldown routine can help your dancing.

What can a dancer do to prevent injuries when going from one audition to another.

The Nutcracker Ballet is an exciting time for dancers, but, it can easily take a toll on the body. Use these tips for staying healthy.

Learn how crucial it is to practice self advocacy when dealing with an injury. Along with medical advice, you must also listen to your body.

A discussion with dance science experts on how mental health can be better prioritized within the dance community.

Whether you consider yourself "young", "old", or anywhere in between, aging is inevitable. What does this mean for the professional dancer?

Tis the dance season of traveling for work. Set yourself for physical and mental success with these expert tips.

Five key components to create a safe, effective dance warm up with advice from dance physical therapists.