#バレエを科学 高齢のバレエ愛好家は、同じ年齢の非ダンサーと比べて、転倒のリスクが低いですよ。という論文(印刷中で本文に当たれておらず、何歳なのか確認できてませんが) https://t.co/RnaKciP6Wf
Ballet practice improves neuromuscular and biomechanical responses to an unexpected standing-slip in older adults.
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The discussions reflect a generally positive reception, with phrases like 'lower fall risk' and 'more stable' indicating agreement and perceived significance. The tone is factual yet slightly enthusiastic, highlighting the potential of ballet as a practical intervention for older adults, although there's minimal in-depth critique or exploration of methodologies.
The majority of discussions strongly support the findings, emphasizing that ballet training helps reduce fall risk in older adults.
Participants show moderate curiosity, as they are intrigued by the potential health benefits but do not delve deeply into technical details.
Some discussions reference methods and implications, indicating a basic level of thoughtful engagement with the research.
Centered around recognizing the importance of the findings, but with limited excitement or advocacy for immediate application.
Abstract in brief
- Older ballet dancers are less likely to fall and show better balance recovery after slipping compared to non-dancers, indicating a lower fall risk.
- Ballet training improves responses such as quicker step initiation, faster recovery steps, and reduced slip distance, likely due to enhanced muscle activation timing.
- These findings suggest that ballet may help older adults develop neuromuscular and biomechanical responses that protect against falls.
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Most liked on X and Bluesky"The results suggest that older ballet dancers experience a lower fall risk and are more stable than nondancers following an unexpected standing slip." Read more from @JNeurophysiol: https://t.co/BeWM5ZVHsy #ArticlesInPresS https://t.co/VtthfDaRtM
RT @APSPhysiology: "The results suggest that older ballet dancers experience a lower fall risk and are more stable than nondancers followin…
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RT @APSPhysiology: "The results suggest that older ballet dancers experience a lower fall risk and are more stable than nondancers followin…
RT @APSPhysiology: "The results suggest that older ballet dancers experience a lower fall risk and are more stable than nondancers followin…
RT @APSPhysiology: "The results suggest that older ballet dancers experience a lower fall risk and are more stable than nondancers followin…
RT @APSPhysiology: "The results suggest that older ballet dancers experience a lower fall risk and are more stable than nondancers followin…
"The results suggest that older ballet dancers experience a lower fall risk and are more stable than nondancers following an unexpected standing slip." Read more from @JNeurophysiol: https://t.co/BeWM5ZVHsy #ArticlesInPresS https://t.co/VtthfDaRtM
RT @MiuraWaseda: #バレエを科学 高齢のバレエ愛好家は、同じ年齢の非ダンサーと比べて、転倒のリスクが低いですよ。という論文(印刷中で本文に当たれておらず、何歳なのか確認できてませんが) https://t.co/RnaKciP6Wf
RT @MiuraWaseda: #バレエを科学 高齢のバレエ愛好家は、同じ年齢の非ダンサーと比べて、転倒のリスクが低いですよ。という論文(印刷中で本文に当たれておらず、何歳なのか確認できてませんが) https://t.co/RnaKciP6Wf
#バレエを科学 高齢のバレエ愛好家は、同じ年齢の非ダンサーと比べて、転倒のリスクが低いですよ。という論文(印刷中で本文に当たれておらず、何歳なのか確認できてませんが) https://t.co/RnaKciP6Wf
BALLET PRACTICE IMPROVES NEUROMUSCULAR AND BIOMECHANICAL RESPONSES TO AN UNEXPECTED STANDING-SLIP IN OLDER ADULTS | Journal of Neurophysiology https://t.co/wjk3MiEedx
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