Dancing for Strength And Beauty Renascent Dancing a Critical And Practical Tr

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Dancing for Strength And Beauty Renascent Dancing a Critical And Practical Tr
Edward Scott
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It should be generally understood that clubs, bars, dumb-bells and suchlike apparatus have no place whatever in the art of dancing. As I THE PEDAGOGICS OF DANCING 111 have already pointed out, gymnastics and dancing instruction are both good, each in its respective way ; but the object of the one is mainly develop- ment of frame and muscle, whilst the other is devoted chiefly to the culture of gracefulness in pose and motion. The exercises best adapted to produce these results are not necessari
...ly antagon- istic, but they are altogether distinct. To pass immediately, as do many teachers, from the practice of dumb-bell exercises, in which the arm is held either vertically or horizontally while the bone of the upper arm (humerus) rotates in its socket, to the arm exercises proper to dancing, in which curved or circular action only is permitted, is manifestly absurd. Moreover, the mixing up of the exercises naturally confuses the pupils as to the proper management of their arms in dancing.

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