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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://www.mosaballetschool.eu/event/workshop-dance-h
 ealth-and-aging-83/register">Workshop "Dance\, Health and Aging"</a>\nWork
 shop «Dance\, Health and Aging » Training to teach adapted dance for the
  elderly (60-90+)Concept A practical workshop for teaching artists and tea
 chers looking at developing appropriate dance content and progression of l
 earning to support senior learners and their physical and mental wellbeing
  (age 65-90+ years)Discover teaching strategies to enable enhanced physica
 l movement\, range of motion\, balance\, fluidity and improved stamina for
  senior dancers Develop the attention and focus capacity of seniors throug
 h optimal cueing language that facilitates movement skills learning for al
 l publics.Structure progression of learning and dance content to promote b
 rain health and increase cognitive reserve at any age – warding off deme
 ntiaIntroducing and progressing creative improvisation to challenge reacti
 on time\, executive choice function and periphery vision – components of
  fallingBuilding courage and risk taking through danceProfessor Clare Guss
 -West\, dance and health specialist.Language French
DTSTAMP:20260604T032203Z
LOCATION:Mosa Ballet School\, Place St Paul 14\, 4000 Liège\, Belgium
SUMMARY:Workshop "Dance\, Health and Aging"
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://www.mosaballetschool.eu/event
 /workshop-dance-health-and-aging-83/register">Workshop "Dance\, Health and
  Aging"</a>\nWorkshop «Dance\, Health and Aging » Training to teach adap
 ted dance for the elderly (60-90+)Concept A practical workshop for teachin
 g artists and teachers looking at developing appropriate dance content and
  progression of learning to support senior learners and their physical and
  mental wellbeing (age 65-90+ years)Discover teaching strategies to enable
  enhanced physical movement\, range of motion\, balance\, fluidity and imp
 roved stamina for senior dancers Develop the attention and focus capacity 
 of seniors through optimal cueing language that facilitates movement skill
 s learning for all publics.Structure progression of learning and dance con
 tent to promote brain health and increase cognitive reserve at any age –
  warding off dementiaIntroducing and progressing creative improvisation to
  challenge reaction time\, executive choice function and periphery vision 
 – components of fallingBuilding courage and risk taking through dancePro
 fessor Clare Guss-West\, dance and health specialist.Language French
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