Younes Laraki – Appointment

Regeneration.
Dance professionals are exposed to heavy physical stress. Exhaustion leads to a lack of concentration – there is a higher risk of injury. This requires therapeutic measures that accelerate the recovery process, e.g. relaxation through manual massages, water therapy and heat application.

Prevention.
Due to individual body structure and incorrect acquired training behavior, dance creators develop compensation mechanisms. These make it difficult to perform dance techniques and thus increase unnecessary effort. Joint wear is favored and the risk of accidents increases

Preventive measures include raising awareness of poor posture through therapeutic ballet training and supplementary advanced training for individual task management of dance roles.

Therapy.
Dancing as a profession is always associated with a risk of injury. Intensive professional treatment of such injuries is lengthy with conventional physiotherapy. This can also lead to a loss of muscle strength and stamina. If the dance creators are then used again in the performance without targeted supervision, the recidivism rate is high. Serious injuries and even chronic suffering are to be expected. Therapeutic measures include: Targeted rehabilitation training after trauma – all techniques of physiotherapeutic treatment are available here.