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Re: knees pain
Posted by Ellen
2/2/2008  10:12:00 AM
For me, knee pain means I'm not doing something quite right. To prevent it, I try to make sure that I am keeping my toes turned out and allowing my ankle to articulate fully. I find that if my knees hurt, I tend to tense up the whole leg, but if the ankle isn't moving freely, it just transmits all the stress straight to the knee.
Re: knees pain
Posted by CrystalBristol
2/2/2008  2:18:00 PM
Please be extremely careful not to lock your knees with any type of motion. This will and does cause stress on the knees. I stress this to all of my students.
Re: knees pain
Posted by latina7
2/17/2008  6:46:00 AM
This is an extremely helpful thread. So many students complain about their knees. One said, I have a salsa knee! I made a list of all the pointers given here, as a reminder when I practice. I bet my dance technique will become smoother too.
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