Asman, 2018 - Google Patents
Dance Specific Integrative Methods to Incorporate Supplemental Training into a Technique ClassAsman, 2018
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This thesis explores how to incorporate muscular strengthening and cardiorespiratory conditioning within a collegiate level modern dance technique class. The methodology for this study included three main components: literature review, interviews, and workshops …
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