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The Body Series: Turnout; The Standing Leg.


The Body Series: Turnout; The Standing Leg By Deborah Vogel Two DVDs, 44 and 43 minutes, www.thebodyseries.com. $45 each.

After viewing Deborah Vogel's DVDs you may feel as if you have just spent a couple hours with a physical therapist. Vogel's discussions can help you advise students with challenging hip and leg issues--like those with very little turnout, tibial tibial

pertaining to the tibia.


tibial crest
a longitudinal prominence on the cranial border of the proximal tibia. Its proximal end (tibial tubercle) has a growth plate separate from the proximal tibia; hyperflexion injuries to
 torsion torsion, stress on a body when external forces tend to twist it about an axis. See strength of materials. , or hyperextension hy·per·ex·ten·sion
n.
Extension of a joint beyond its normal range of motion.



hyper·ex·tend
. Vogel is a neuromuscular neuromuscular /neu·ro·mus·cu·lar/ (-mus´ku-ler) pertaining to nerves and muscles, or to the relationship between them.

neu·ro·mus·cu·lar
adj.
1.
 educator and director of the Institute for Performance Studies in Oberlin, OH. She explains the root of common turnout and placement problems, shows safe solutions for working them out, and demonstrates basic strengthening exercises and stretches. The goal is to develop healthy, clean working habits--without forcing the body into positions.
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Author:Lydon, Kate
Publication:Dance Magazine
Article Type:Video recording review
Date:Sep 1, 2006
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