To evaluate the effect of a dance-based therapy on depressive symptoms among institutionalized older adults.
This study aimed to measure the effects of a dance training program on subjective and objective balance and gait measures in a person with Parkinson's disease.
This study aims to examine the effects of a dance movement based intervention for elderly patients with very mild to mild dementia, compared with an exercise intervention and no intervention control conditions.
Thus, a randomized controlled trial (RCT) is planned to investigate the positive effects of a dance movement intervention, compared with mild physical exercise, on the physical and psychological well-being of elderly Chinese individuals with early dementia.
They seek to exploit the relationship of eye and ear, recognizing that the effect of any danced step can be changed by the stress of the musical rhythm, the degree of loud or soft in its dynamics, the nature of its harmonic character, and the expressive quality of its instrumental timbre.
When the light touched the water, it really created a beautiful effect -- a dance of water, light, video and music like dancing rainbows," said Bessette, whose company's motto is "We do it in public".
Whenever you watch a performance of "Fancy Free," you are hearing a score by Leonard Bernstein and seeing a set by Oliver Smith, both as essential to the overall effect of the dance as is the dancing itself -- and both tailored to Robbins's precise specifications.
Another option allows you to stack them, creating a kaleidoscopic effect of one dance embedded in the next.
The purpose of the present study was to examine the effect of aerobic dance exercise twice a week, in addition to 30 minutes of moderate self-imposed physical activity on the remaining week-days, on birth weight, including the proportion of small (< 2500 g) and large (≥ 4000 g) newborns in nulliparous previously inactive pregnant women.
