
The Ballet Science Podcast is hosted by Caroline Simpkins, Ph.D., a former allerina turned biomechanics researcher. Each week, we bring science into the ballet studio, exploring the intersection of ballet, dance science, and human movement. Topics include injury prevention, biomechanics, strength, nutrition, mindset, and performance. Discover how the science of ballet can help dancers (and anyone ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 63 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Health & Fitness | |||

Professional ballet dancers perform incredible athletic feats every day... but what happens when a head injury threatens their career?
In this episode, I sit down with Courtney Shealy, a professional dancer with American Ballet Theatre (ABT), to di... more
Should male ballet dancers lift weights? Strength training has become increasingly common in the ballet world, but many dancers still worry that lifting weights will make them bulky, reduce flexibility, or negatively affect their technique.
In this ... more
Professional ballet careers are incredibly rewarding... but they are also short. What happens when the curtain finally closes?
In this episode, I sit down with Aurora Dickie, soloist with Staatsballett Berlin and graduate student in dance science, t... more
Can being too flexible actually increase your risk of injury?
Many dancers are praised for their flexibility, but hypermobility isn't always an advantage. In this episode of the Ballet Science Podcast, I sit down with Dr. Linda Bluestein, physician,... more
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I am super interested in the topic and the guests are awesome, but I am really turned off by the use of AI in script writing. This is especially noticeable on Caroline’s YouTube channel, but also comes through in the podcast and makes what could have been a favorite podcast feel unlistenable to me. I hope Caroline reads it and stops using AI, as it would make me like her content so much more.
I am a dancer who is doing Nutcracker rehearsal right now and does not get home until ten and I have only listen to the intro and it is a amazing podcast!!!
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A science-forward show that explores how biomechanics, neuroscience, and movement principles apply to ballet and other dance forms. Episodes frequently break down topics like biomechanics, physical training, injury prevention, brain health, and movement learning, linking theory to practical studio applications. The host often centers pedagogy for dancers, instructors, and movement enthusiasts, making complex ideas approachable and actionable. Noteworthy angles include tying performance to measurable science, highlighting the body as an integrated system, and interviewing practitioners who bridge research and real-world training. Potential listeners include dancers, coaches, educators, and clinicians curious about evidence-based approaches t... more
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Recent guests on Ballet Science include:
1. Courtney Shealy
2. Aurora Dickie
3. Linda Bluestein
4. Kathryn Morgan
5. Christine Fernandez
6. Kaitlyn Kumar
7. Joy Womack
8. Kunal Moudgil
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