Mit Leichtigkeit tanzen – Verletzungsprophylaxe im Hochleistungstanz

Zusammenfassung

Leistungsorientierte Tänzer haben ein hohes Verletzungsrisiko. Ihre Sportart erfordert außergewöhnliche Fähigkeiten. Behandelnde Therapeuten und Ärzte sollten darüber Bescheid wissen, um leistungsorientierte Tänzer sowohl bei der Prävention als auch bei der Genesung optimal unterstützen zu können.

Publication History

Article published online:
03 July 2024

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