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Sally S Fitt

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ID6190146
NAMESally S Fitt
GIVEN NAMESSally S
FAMILY NAMEFitt
SIGNATUREFITT S S
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS2
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR2
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1981
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR1988
H-INDEX0
  • Body Composition and the Comparison of Measurement Techniques in Different Levels and Styles of Dancers

    Open Access•Robin D Chmelar, Sally S Fitt et al.•ARTICLE•Dance Research Journal•1988•References: 15

    The physical appearance required in dance, particularly in terms of body weight and fat, is often a demand that hovers over the aspiring and professional dancer's career (Vincent, 1979). This investigation was intended to measure various aspects of body composition in different types of dancers, as well as use various methods. Measurements of percent body fat and lean weight may serve as a means of quantifying appearance in dance so that dancers …

  • Conditioning for Dancers

    Open Access•Sally S Fitt, Sally Fitt•ARTICLE•Dance Research Journal•1981

    There are many assumptions about dance conditioning which are thought to be “myths” and have no basis in fact. The use of kinesiological analysis is relatively new to dance and many of the “old wive's tales” of dance conditioning are still passed on in some dance studios. Following are listed four assumptions about dance conditioning: 1. The dancer who works with weights will develop excessive muscle bulk. 2. If a dancer increases strength of a g…

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  • Conditioning for Dancers

    Open Access•Sally S Fitt, Sally Fitt•ARTICLE•Dance Research Journal•1981

    There are many assumptions about dance conditioning which are thought to be “myths” and have no basis in fact. The use of kinesiological analysis is relatively new to dance and many of the “old wive's tales” of dance conditioning are still passed on in some dance studios. Following are listed four assumptions about dance conditioning: 1. The dancer who works with weights will develop excessive muscle bulk. 2. If a dancer increases strength of a g…

  • Body Composition and the Comparison of Measurement Techniques in Different Levels and Styles of Dancers

    Open Access•Robin D Chmelar, Sally S Fitt et al.•ARTICLE•Dance Research Journal•1988•References: 15

    The physical appearance required in dance, particularly in terms of body weight and fat, is often a demand that hovers over the aspiring and professional dancer's career (Vincent, 1979). This investigation was intended to measure various aspects of body composition in different types of dancers, as well as use various methods. Measurements of percent body fat and lean weight may serve as a means of quantifying appearance in dance so that dancers …

Art (2 works) · Diversity and Impact of Dance (2 works) · Sports Performance and Training (2 works) · Artificial Intelligence (1 work) · Artificial Intelligence (1 work) · Body Composition Measurement Techniques (1 work) · Composition (language) (1 work) · Computer Science (1 work) · Conditioning (1 work) · Dance (1 work)

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