Girls were least concerned with the frequency of dance classes per week with preference proportions suggesting two classes were preferred to one dance class per week in both intervention groups and the baseline control group (table 5).
Other actions, for instance hive cooling, produce wing vibrations that emit sounds that are similar in frequency to dance sounds.
The exercise training principles of progression and overload were applied for every training component 34 and were adapted to each participant's abilities in terms of treadmill speed and inclination, step frequency in DANCE, or number of sets and repetitions, in order to achieve moderate-to-vigorous exercise intensity.
Zlatopolsky, Ashley, "A Spin on Frequency: A History of Dance Music Radio in Detroit" (Red Bull Music Academy, November 25 , 2014.
BGDP formative qualitative work indicated the frequency of after-school dance classes per week, cost per session and how much leisure time is left over on dance class days for other leisure activities are important considerations for girls in deciding whether to participate.
(Petrusich)20110609 ★ Omar Souleyman (Sunday) This Syrian artist, whose work has been trumpeted (and disseminated) by the Sublime Frequencies label, makes disorienting dance music known as dabke; it's marked by frantic, fast-paced keyboards and endlessly looped rhythms.
We suggest that dancers can attract followers even in their noisy environments using frequency and rhythmic components of dance sounds.
The frequencies of both flight and dance sounds may be within the same range due to restrictions in neuromuscular mechanisms.
The step frequency and pattern of beginner dances is like marching or walking, but the game gradually introduces more varied rates and irregular patterns, that may challenge fitness, coordination, attention and muscle power.
It's almost like the interchanging of two energies, the dance and the sound, the frequency and vibration.
