Health and Performance Screenings im professionellen Bühnentanz

Zusammenfassung

Professionelle Bühnentänzer*innen haben ein hohes Risiko, sich zu verletzen. Anders als bei Leistungssportlern haben sich bisher aber nur wenige Testverfahren etabliert, die das Verletzungsrisiko erfassen und so dazu beitragen können, verletzungsbedingte Ausfälle zu verringern. Die Autorinnen dieses Artikels wollen das ändern.

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