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    aforementioned statement to be true. I began dancing at the age of ten, and shortly after, dance became my life. I would dance day and night, all throughout the year. Along the way, I learned many lessons. In one instance, I needed to decide over my health and safety or the success of my dance team. At the time, I was conflicted over this incident; however, I am now very grateful because it shaped my work ethics and taught me some very helpful skills. It started off like all the other dance…

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    Achilles Tendon Injury

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    commonly in an athlete because it comes from a force on the foot or the ankle. An Achilles tendon rupture can result in having surgery but also not having surgery depending on how bad the patient hurt it. Think of all the movements that your Achilles tendon helps you do, flexes your foot, helps you move it side to side, helps you stand, walk up the stairs, etc. The Achilles tendon is an important part of the leg and it is located behind the foot and above the heel. “It serves a basic…

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    Calf Muscle Procedure

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    advancing in age. The calf muscle consists of nine different muscles; the gastrocnemius, soleus, and plantaris muscles attach onto the heel bone and they all work together to produce the upward and downward motion of the foot (calf raise). The other six muscles cause knee, toe, and foot movements in different directions, however those muscles are not relevant to this particular study. The muscle we focused on was the gastrocnemius muscle during a calf raise. A calf muscle strain is graded…

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    sufficient to make your new shoes awkward on the off chance that you don't. Ensure you attempt on the two shoes with socks on. A few people's feet are somewhat extraordinary sizes. When you pick a couple dependably purchase the extent of your bigger foot. If the shoes hurt the first occasion when you attempt them on, at that point don't get them. They won't get more agreeable later on. Before preparing in your new shoes soften them up by wearing them around the house. On the off chance that you…

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    Ankle Injury In Dance

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    extremity strength, and extreme flexibility. Thus, dancers are prime candidates for overuse injuries, especially as age increases. The foot complex is the most frequently injured body part in dance, as seen through studies claiming its comprising of 27%-49% of all injuries in ballet, modern, flamenco, and tap dancers, with experience being a factor (ANKLE AND FOOT INJURIES IN DANCERS). Ankle joint compression forces have been calculated to endure five times one’s body weight while walking and…

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    Hammertoe Research Paper

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    imbalance presses on your toe's tendons and joints, causing "contracture," a deformity generated by the hardening and shortening of tissues in this part of the foot. Cases of heredity, arthritis, and trauma (including too tight of shoes) most often initiate…

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    balance. How To Begin by starting in the Extended Triangle Pose to the left side. With your right hand placed on the right hip. breathe in, bending your left knee, and move your right foot about six to twelve inches forward along the floor. Simultaneously, reach your left hand forward, past the little toe side of the left foot, at approximately twelve inches. While breathing out, push your left hand and left heel firmly into the floor, and straighten your left leg, while at the same time,…

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    Morton's Neuroma Case

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    ball of the foot. This condition can be caused by injury, pressure or irritation. Normally no lump will be felt, but instead burning pain in the ball of the foot that will often be sensationalized in the toes will be experienced. Numbness and tingling may also occur. With the onset of this condition, a person may feel pain when tight or…

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    switching to orthopedic shoes, though, and anyone suffering from joint pain in the ankles, knees, hips, or back should try new footwear. Orthopedic shoes are fitted with the intention of giving your toes adequate room, supporting the arch of your foot, and providing a foundation for your heel. When these goals are accomplished, your gait may be altered and your steps may be corrected, leading to a significantly lighter joint load throughout your body. Good shoes also support good posture, and…

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    angle of approach on kicking accuracy. Accuracy kicking is necessary for successful kicks from penalty mark. The study included 7 male amateurs recreational soccer player aged 26+/- 3years, body mass 74-80 kgs, stature 1.74 +/- 0.06 m, who were right foot dominant. Kicking kicks from penalty mark at 0.6x0.6 target at the full size goal post according to their self selected approach angle (direction of the kick was 0°). Result revealed that there is no significant difference between the changing…

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