Interpreting Pain Symptoms and How Pain Affects Neuromuscular Control in Dancers: If I'm in Pain, How Should I Train?

This review draws from leading research on pain neuroscience and control of posture and movement to help inform rehabilitation approaches and when it may or may not be prudent to "dance through" pain. Control of posture and movement is frequently distorted by pain perception, and that may...

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Athletic Injuries - complications
Athletic Injuries - diagnosis
Athletic Injuries - prevention & control
Dancers
Dancers & choreographers
Dancing - injuries
Humans
Injuries
Movement
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Pain
Pain - etiology
Pain - prevention & control
Pain Management
Perceptual-motor processes
Posture
Prevention
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