This 2 CD set covers the essential components of anatomy that every dancer should know. Anatomy comes to live through over 3 hours of quicktime movies using pictures and animations to illustrate the spoken text. Included are outlines and study guides for each unit so you can easily begin to use this important information. CD #1 includes the following units Essential Vocabulary The Pelvis The Femoral Joint The Knee The Ankle and Foot CD #2 includes The Spine The Ribcage and Diaphragm The Upper Extremity Conditioning Teaching Tips Education is the key to injury prevention. Dance Smart and Teach Smart using the science of dance training to improve strength and flexibility while minimizing the risk of injury.
1 review for Essential Anatomy: A Multimedia Course
Rated 5 out of 5
Kimberly –
“Deborah’s Vogel’s Essential Anatomy Multimedia Course is absolutely essential for every dance teacher wishing to optimize their teaching! The course is composed of 10 video lectures with corresponding lecture notes and study guides making it easy for a busy studio owner/mom to find time to learn more about anatomy. Ms. Vogel explains basic anatomy from a dance perspective and provides exercises on how to gain more stregth and flexibility for demanding dance movements. Information regarding Osgood Schlatter’s disease has proven particularly relevant as I am currently working with a student suffering from that disease. Her teaching tips at the end of course are incredibly helpful and I will be sharing them with my faculty at our next meeting. Thank you Deborah for creating this course for dance teachers! Kimberly
Kimberly –
“Deborah’s Vogel’s Essential Anatomy Multimedia Course is absolutely essential for every dance teacher wishing to optimize their teaching! The course is composed of 10 video lectures with corresponding lecture notes and study guides making it easy for a busy studio owner/mom to find time to learn more about anatomy. Ms. Vogel explains basic anatomy from a dance perspective and provides exercises on how to gain more stregth and flexibility for demanding dance movements. Information regarding Osgood Schlatter’s disease has proven particularly relevant as I am currently working with a student suffering from that disease. Her teaching tips at the end of course are incredibly helpful and I will be sharing them with my faculty at our next meeting. Thank you Deborah for creating this course for dance teachers! Kimberly