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Wellness monitoring in professional ballet dancers: a pilot study

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posted on 2021-02-28, 20:24 authored by Carly HarrisonCarly Harrison, Mandy Ruddock-HudsonMandy Ruddock-Hudson, Paul O'HalloranPaul O'Halloran, Scott RuddockScott Ruddock, Susan MayesSusan Mayes, Jillianne CookJillianne Cook
Athlete Management Systems (AMS) provide a central repository for performance, training and medical data for elite and developing athletes. Self-report wellness measures as monitoring tools are used extensively in elite sport as valid indicators of the recovery status of an athlete. Wellness parameters such as sleep quality and quantity, fatigue and stress are being monitored in professional sport via AMS; however, wellness monitoring with an AMS has not been trialled in the professional Australian Performing Arts Industry. This research aimed to evaluate the practicality of using an AMS to monitor wellness parameters in a professional ballet company.

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Publication Date

2019-10-31

Proceedings

Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport

Publisher

Elsevier

Volume

22

Issue

Supplement 2

Pagination

s86

ISSN

1440-2440

Name of conference

Sports Medicine Australia

Location

Twin Waters

Starting Date

2019-10-23

Finshing Date

2019-10-26

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    Sport Sciences

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