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Consultations
Professional Athletes/Teams:
Hourly rate: $500.00
Daily rate: $5,000.
Sports and Olympic
Development Programs (subsidized by SMSI grants/inkind donations):
Hourly rate:
$100.00 (Packages/sliding scale rates are available upon request)
Daily rate: $1000.00
Nutmeg Conservatory Rate: subsidized, contact for additional information.
In
general, it is expected that clients cover the costs of:
Travel - Including flights and ground transport.
Accommodations.
Administrative support - including copying of notes, provision of audio
visual support, Internet access.
Any relevant local taxes.
Note:
The Sports Medicine & Science Institute is committed to the pursuit of excellence, providing access
to educational opportunities for all youth,
sports development programs. We offer assistance ranging from grants (financial assistance) to full
scholarships.
Overview: Biomechanical Analysis, Correction and Retraining
Dancers
1. The focus of our program with the
elite dancer includes analysis of flexibility and alignment utilizing ideal
classical ballet model as our reference point.
2. Corrective work focuses on the
optimization of spinal and extremity flexibility to achieve an immediate
increase of functional joint range of motion.
3. Retraining encompasses a return
to the ballet barre to concentrate on the optimization of dancers classical
ballet alignment that will be incorporated into all classes and choreographed
movement. Specific stretch and concentrated alignment exercises are provided
for dancer to include in their overall training program. Cases
with elite dancers with 12 years of specialized training have yielded
dramatic improvements in hip turnout, body alignment and technical performance
(2-3 turns on pointe to 7-8 turns on pointe) in a one month concentrated
program.
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Emily Patterson, Joffrey Ballet, IMDB, The Company (2003), Save the Last Dance (2001).
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Overview: Biomechanical Analysis, Correction and Retraining
Athletes
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The focus of our program with
the development athlete includes the analysis of flexibility, alignment
and specific problems by comparison of the athletes postural alignment
to the ideal classical ballet model.
2. Corrective work focused on the optimization
of spinal and extremity flexibility to achieve an immediate increase of
functional joint range of motion.
3. Retraining encompasses the incorporation
of classical ballet based alignment exercise sequences into the overall
development program and sports specific training.
To date, this work has been successfully
integrated into Olympic level development programs for equestrian,
football, gymnastics, wrestling, hockey, cross country and downhill skiing,
skating and martial arts.
Equestrian
Education
Clinics, Seminars, Biomechanics Specialist
Cerficiations.
For questions or additional information, contact:
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