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Revisiting overuse injuries in dance in view of motor learning and somatic models of distributed practice

Abstract Abstract One hallmark of dance education is rigorous and repetitive physical practice. Of the many unifying theories of motor...
Journal of Dance Medicine & Science, 07/01/07 by Glenna Batson · More from publication
Hand Recovery After Stroke: Exercises and Results Measurements

Hand Recovery After Stroke: Exercises and Results Measurements. Smits JG, Smits-Boone E (Electrical and Computer Engineering, Boston University,...
Journal of Physical Therapy Education, 04/01/03 by Batson, Glenna · More from publication

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