OSSERVAZIONI EMPIRICI NEL LAVORO DELLA DANZA SPORTIVA

Mario DI Carlo and Cezar Hantau ()
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Mario DI Carlo: Universities of Ferrara and Pisa
Cezar Hantau: UNEFS Bucuresti

Marathon, 2011, vol. 3, issue 2, 134-142

Abstract: The purpose of this research is to highlight how the dance sport (as well as in all sports in general) does not give much attention in the years prior in childhood. We have observed the work of three groups at the national level (dance schools) in central Italy for a week. The girls have an age between 13-15 years, very experienced. In all three schools, we have observed (as suggested) a great job of prevention in relation to injuries typical of the dance that is evident at the spine and ankle joint. As hypothesized, there is a lot of attention to technique and thus perfect implementation of the movement, without considering the preventive work in those anatomical very stressed. Our work is therefore aimed at declared a sport where the preventive activity in childhood is overshadowed, as compared to the technical work, without considering the psychophysical characteristics of female athletes in children, causes of early exit from the sport for obvious trauma.

Keywords: programming; methodology; training; prevention (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2011
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