Dancers & movement artists

A movement that looks simple may carry technical demands that matter to you. Explain your style, rehearsal schedule and the positions you want to regain. Care should take those goals seriously without asking you to push through an unexplained injury.

A starting point for your situation

Adult dancers, dance-fitness participants and movement performers may recognize some of the demands below. Your assessment and preferences guide the plan; being part of a group does not mean you need a particular treatment.

What to bring to the conversation

Bring your rehearsal and performance commitments, and describe whether symptoms occur in floor work, jumps, turns or sustained positions. Discuss what can be modified while the concern is assessed.

Concerns & practical home-care guides

Read the assessment guide for care options, or the companion article for general home-care considerations and warning signs. These resources cannot diagnose symptoms or replace medical care.

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Browse a broader range of symptoms and conditions connected with these activities and goals. An assessment helps clarify which care options fit your situation.

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Services to discuss

Physiotherapy

Discuss assessment, movement and a rehabilitation plan.

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Personal training

Discuss progressive coaching once clinical restrictions have been clarified.

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One clinic in Bridgeland

All visits take place at 217 4 St NE, Unit 105, Calgary. Coming from Beltline or another nearby community? Use our area directory to explore your options; these are communities we welcome visitors from, not separate clinic locations.

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You don’t need to have it all figured out before you book. Tell us what’s bothering you, and we’ll start there.

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