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Fit to dance survey: Elements of lifestyle and injury incidence in chinese dancers

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Autor
Dang Y., Koutedakis Y., Wyon M.
Fecha
2020
Language
en
DOI
10.21091/mppa.2020.1002
Materia
adult
ankle injury
arm injury
Article
body height
body mass
Chinese
dancing
female
foot injury
hip injury
human
inguinal region
injury
injury severity
knee injury
leg injury
lifestyle
major clinical study
male
neck injury
pelvis injury
questionnaire
rib
shoulder injury
student
China
incidence
injury
sport injury
Athletic Injuries
China
Dancing
Female
Humans
Incidence
Life Style
Male
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The Fit to Dance survey has been conducted using primarily Western participants and has provided foundation data for other studies. The purpose of the current study was to replicate the Fit to Dance 2 survey focusing on features of health and injuries in pre-professional and professional Chinese dancers of different genres. The survey was translated into Chinese with several new and modified questions. The survey was posted online for a 3- month period. A total of 1,040 individuals (82.8% female) completed the questionnaire, including 871 dance students (83.7%) and 169 professional dancers (16.3%), with focus in Chinese folk dance (44.4%), Chinese classical dance (25.6%), ballet (10.2%), and contemporary dance (9.8%). Compared to the Fit to Dance 2 survey, alcohol consumption (29% vs 82%; p<0.01) and smoking (13% vs 21%; p<0.05) were significantly less in Chinese dancers, but a higher percentage reported using weight-reducing eating plans (57% vs 23%; p<0.01) or having psychological issues with food (27% vs 24%; p<0.05). Reported injuries in a 12-month period prior to data collection were significantly lower in Chinese dancers (49% vs 80%; p<0.01). The type of injury (muscle and joint/ligament) and perceived cause of injury (fatigue, overwork, and reoccurrence of an old injury) were the same in both the current and previous survey. Mean injury rate ranged from 4.9 injuries/dancer (contemporary) to 3.4 injuries/dancer (Chinese folk dance), which is comparable to previously reported data on Western dance populations. This report provides the first comprehensive data on the health and injury incidence of Chinese dancers. © 2020 Science and Medicine Inc.. All rights reserved.
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http://hdl.handle.net/11615/73061
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