- ►bmj.com M Alricsson, S Werner - British Medical Journal, 2004 - bjsm.bmj.com Results: Four (of six) subjects from the intervention group who initially
complained of ski related back pain did not report back pain after the dance
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G Mavridis, F Filippou, A Laios, ST Rokka, ST … - CYPRUS - Citeseer The Cyprus Journal of Sciences, Vol. 3, 2005/33-45 THE EFFECT OF A
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ME Pedersen, MV Wilmerding, J Milani, J … - Medical Problems of Performing Artists, 1999 - sciandmed.com Abstract—Flamenco is a dance technique that is associated with the Gypsies of
southern Spain at the end of the nineteenth century. It is a unique dance form
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HJ Haight - Medical Problems of Performing Artists, 1998 - sciandmed.com Ballet exists at the cusp of art and athletics, and therefore embodies the best
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- ►kifst.hr [PDF] D Sekulic, R Kostic, J Rodek, V Damjanovic, Z … - Journal of Religion and Health, 2009 - Springer Abstract Although religiousness is found to be a significant protective factor
in sub- stance use, there is an evidential lack of studies of such in athletes.
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