Ebook – Partners’ Physiological Engagement & Body Contact Improvement

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This is a quite nice doctoral dissertation, containing much practical information, supported by the experimental design methodological rigor imposed by the scientific research paradigm. The investigator details how data supports a number of variables to improve partnering performance of “A” class Standard sport dancers. While contemporary to today’s dancesport evolution, it also provides solid evidence to corroborate the theoretical teachings by our ballroom pioneers. The goal: reliable, replicable teaching that is not “secret” to a few “insider” wizards.

Rhythm/Style: Standard
Level of Dance: All Levels
Format: Ebook

$12.00

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

  • LIST OF FIGURES
  • LIST OF PICTURES
  • LIST OF TABLES
  • INTRODUCTION

1. TECHNIQUE DEVELOPMENT AND PHYSICAL CONDITIONING IN STANDARD SPORT DANCES
1.1 Dancesport Emergence and Development
1.2 Training Process Characterization in Sport Dances
1.3 Anatomical, Physiological and Psychological Characteristics of the Adult Group Athletes
1.4 Technique and Teaching Analysis in Standard Dances

2. TASKS AND METHODS OF THE RESEARCH AND EXPERIMENT ORGANISATION
2.1 Tasks of the Research
2.2 Methods of the Research
2.3 Research Organisation

3. DEVELOPMENT OF PRACTICAL RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ACHIEVING PARTNERS’ BODY CONTACT MODEL IN STANDARD DANCES AND EVALUATION
3.1 Analysing the Characteristics of the Body Contact in Dancers of Different Ages and Skills
3.2 Determining The Anthropometry and Partners’ Biomechanics for Body Contact Improvement
3.3 Determining the Physical Preparation and Partners’ Physiological Engagement
3.4 The Relationship Model Between Partners’ Physiological Engagement and Body Contact Condition
3.5 Contents and Materials of the Standard Dance Training Process and Practical Recommendations for Body Contact Improvement

  • DISCUSSION
  • CONCLUSIONS
  • REFERENCES
  • ANNEXES

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