October 2022's Performer-related peer review evidence

Here are the links to the finest dance and performer related research released in the month of October 2022

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Comparison of hallux valgus deformed ballerinas and sedentary individuals in terms of balance parameters.

Prenatal dance activity enhances foetal and postnatal cognitive and motor development.

Extended visuomotor experience with inverted movements can overcome the inversion effect in biological motion perception.

Improving reliability and validity in hip-hop dance assessment: Judging standards that elevate the sport and competition.

Subjective Exercise Experience and Group Cohesion among Chinese Participating in Square Dance: A Moderated Mediation Model of Years of Participation and Gender.

What moves us? The intrinsic memorability of dance.

Alignment of the metatarsal heads affects foot inversion/eversion during tiptoe standing on one leg in demi-pointe position: A cross-sectional study on recreational dancers.

Dance-related musculoskeletal injury leading to forced time-loss in elite pre-professional dancers - a retrospective study.

Injury epidemiology in pre-professional ballet dancers: A 5-year prospective cohort study.

Validation of Dance-Specific Balance Test: Evidence From Comparisons Between Dancers and Non dancers.

Understanding hip pathology in ballet dancers.

A Dancer with Fractures: What Lies Beneath?

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