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    welfare of all dancers and the dance community. Most of the presenters who present at the third annual meeting are university level dance teachers or are in the medical field that focus on dancers and dancer health. This article covers what happens at this meeting‚ and how dance can effect people. Many people feel that dance isn’t a sport‚ but a researcher named Doreste Blanco‚ compared dancers to other athletes. They gave 50 people‚ mostly women‚ a physical exam that. These dancers placed at a medium

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    Shane the Western Hero A Western is a major defining genre from the American film industry on the border of civilization and the wilderness. Western is one of the oldest most flexible genre/hero types in the world. If you are looking for characteristics of a western hero Shane is the character to go to.. Shane is bound by legal codes of behavior‚ ethics‚ justice‚ honor and chivalry (or the code by which knights were supposed to live by). He is a passive‚ mysterious man who says little about himself

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    injuries and maybe prevent them in the future. Irish dancers can use this information to help lower the risk of injury since they are already at high risk due to overuse. All athletes know the importance of trying to avoid injury and how to treat injury once it has occurred.This is true for Irish dancers as well. Irish dancers know

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    has a way in. No one is brave enough to seize the masked figure as he

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    the stereotype that only female dancers can be graceful and that only male dancers can be strong. The message reflects one that our society continues to struggle with today – we should not allow stereotypes to warp our judgments. Instead‚ we should accept the fact that there are females and males‚ but we should not assign roles to females and males based on stereotypes. Morris recognized that snowflakes have no gender‚ so he assigned both male and female dancers to dance in the “Waltz of the Snowflakes

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    Threefold Analysis

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    the 5th of August 2013‚ STEPS Youth Dance Company presented the work ‘Threefold.’ ‘Threefold’ is a series of three short works that cover issues and topics that are relevant to the companies target audiences‚ being the youth of today’s society. 40 dancers of the two senior companies‚ the Green Company and the Militia Company‚ work in collaboration with choreographers to develop the work. ‘Threefold’ was viewed on the 1st of August 2013 at 7:30pm. The production was performed at the State Theatre Centre

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    the dancers really moved their bodies in a way that complimented the ups and downs of the musical score very effectively. I noticed from the 3:00 minute mark to about the 3:35 mark of Part Two‚ a real synergy between the beat and the physical gestures of the dancers. As the trumpets finished accenting their notes‚ the dancer’s feet landed on the ground almost simultaneously. This process lasted throughout those thirty five seconds and really illustrated the attention and respect the dancers gave

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    world. Education can enhance a dancers creativity and imagination. If the soul is nourished with the wonders of the word‚ the dancers dancing will tell the wonders of the world. There is a misconception of the “dumb dancer”. The reality is that to succeed as a dancer‚ a keen mind is needed. Dancers have the ultimate ability to multitask. While dancing; no pain‚ tiredness or discomfort must be displayed. The dancer performs from the top of their

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    cultural perspectives to creat meaning through movement‚ various compositional elements and choreographic devices. Jardi Tancat was choreographed in 1983 and explores the roles of men and women in the farmlands of rural Spain. The piece has six dancers‚ three dominant men and three women‚ who at times are submissive but also show the ability to stand up with pride and show tenacity. Jardi Tancat begins with three men on stage establishing their strength and ‘worker’ roles‚ whilst the women cower

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    the famous dancers all over the world. It forms connections through one of the many types of dances that all around dancers use in the world is Jazz. Jazz has become one of the most popular dance styles in recent years‚ mainly due to its popularity on television shows‚ movies‚ music videos and commercials. Some people enjoy watching jazz dancers‚ as they perform in the most outgoing showcase. Dancing for these people is very adequate. Jazz dancing is a form of dance that showcases a dancer ’s individual

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