Sparked by questions from the treatment table and a love for helping dancers better understand their bodies, host Dr. Kat Bower PT sits down with professionals from the dance medicine community to tackle your questions. Whether you are a health-conscious dancer, a teacher, a dance medicine professional, or anyone in between the dance docs want to inspire, educate and fuel your dance journey.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 30 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Categories | MedicineArtsPerforming ArtsHealth & Fitness |
Hello and welcome to another episode of The Dance Docs. This week Dr Davenport and I put our heads together to come up with tips for starting the season off right. From at home screening and some of our favorite exercises, to thoughts on general hea... more
On this weeks episode of The Dance Docs I sit down with Nicole Stalker. Nicole is a dancer with Miami City Ballet and a yoga instructor. She and I discussed at how a yoga practice can be beneficial for a dancer, why it can be a great form of cross ... more
On this week's episode of The Dance Docs I sit down with Dr. Caitlin Alexander PT. Caitlin and I connected a few years ago through a mutual friend and we quickly bonded over our past history as dancers and current love for triathlon. She has helped... more
As the dance season is winding down and we move into the summer months I always get lots of questions surrounding off season conditioning. Questions like What conditioning should I be doing? How many days should I be working out? Is running the best... more
On this week’s episode of The Dance Docs I am joined by Jay DIcharry PT out of Oregon. While Jay may be known in the running community for his book Running Rewired, he has spent plenty of time working with dancers, and has an in-depth knowledge of l... more
On Today’s episode I am joined by Dr. Emily Kraus who is a sports medicine physician out of Stanford. Emily is the Director of the Stanford Female Athlete Science and Translational Research program, known as FASTR. The FASTR program seeks to help c... more
On this week’s episode of The Dance Docs Dr. Davenport and I sat down to discuss some popular but unpopular topics such as when to use pain theories when treating patients, why are we still taking weight on screening tools, and is it worth the risk f... more
We are rounding out this months episodes on shoes with a conversation from one of the founders and owners of Apolla performance Kaycee. Kaycee and I sat down to discuss Apolla Socks, the science behind their products and the greater impact that they... more
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