dance Health
Tips and techniques for achieving healthy spirit, mind, and body through dance.
- Healthy Dance Habits
- Reprinted from The Healthy Dancer by Dr. Jason Twardowski. Dr. Twardowski is a classically trained dancer. His Chiropractic and Acupuncture clinic is located in Toronto at Bayview and Sheppard. Contact: 416 226 2552
- Re-Energize Your Body, Mind and Soul Through Dance
- Exercise Alternatives Like "danceTONE" Bring the Fun Back to Fitness
- Staying in Shape over the Summer Break
- Reprinted from The Healthy Dancer by Dr. Jason Twardowski. Dr. Twardowski is a classically trained dancer. His Chiropractic and Acupuncture clinic is located in Toronto at Bayview and Sheppard. Contact: 416 226 2552
- The Posture of Dance
- Reprinted from The Healthy Dancer by Dr. Jason Twardowski. Dr. Twardowski is a classically trained dancer. His Chiropractic and Acupuncture clinic is located in Toronto at Bayview and Sheppard. Contact: 416 226 2552
- A Good Age: Dancing with the stars – the seniors
- “Dancing with the Stars” – the snappy seniors version. Lots of waltzes. The cha cha. Even the disco classic “Y.M.C.A.”
- Today’s hooping craze is not quite the same old Hula dance from the ’50s
- Hooping is dance. Hooping is meditation. Hooping is exercise. To modern hoopers like Dettmer, hoops aren’t toys, although they’re fun.
- Dancing In The Delivery Room
- While belly dancing isn't a new concept, using the hip-shaking moves during labor and delivery is!
- Dancing Stage: Hottest Party - Dancing in your Living Room
- Game that demands a lot of movement from the player is the new Dancing Stage: Hottest Party game, that requires a dancing pad.
- Ideas for getting in shape - Think Outside the Gym
- Dance studios specializing in hip-hop, ballroom and even line dancing are great ways to sweat
- Dancing class is upbeat activity for youths
- fifty ballroom dancing students who waltzed and cha-cha-ed their way to health and fellowship
- CHILDREN: Let them dance!
- There are good reasons to enroll your child in a dance class.
- Local Moms Turn To Belly Dancing To Enhance Pregnancy, Birth Experience
- Many first-time moms admit to being a little nervous during their pregnancy and delivery. Now, some are finding reassurance in an unusual and unconventional way: through belly dancing!
- Turn Out — It’s Good for your Health!
- Reprinted from The Healthy Dancer by Dr. Jason Twardowski. Dr. Twardowski is a classically trained dancer. His Chiropractic and Acupuncture clinic is located in Toronto at Bayview and Sheppard. Contact: 416 226 2552
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- Archive of dance Health articles and interviews
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