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Effects of Plyometric Training versus Traditional Weight Training on Strength, Power, and Aesthetic Jumping Ability in Female Collegiate Dancers
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  • 1992A profile of the musculoskeletal characteristics of elite professional ballet dancers254 cited
  • 1988Prevention of Hip and Knee Injuries in Ballet Dancers121 cited

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  • 2010Considerations for Integrating Fitness into Dance Training66 cited
  • 2017Effects of a Resistance Training Intervention on Strength, Power, and Performance in Adolescent Dancers40 cited
  • 2009Development of the “Performance Competence Evaluation Measure”39 cited

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