The effect of textured ballet shoe insoles on ankle proprioception in dancers

Posted on April 30, 2015 by admin

The effect of textured ballet shoe insoles on ankle proprioception in dancers Dr. Nili Steinberg, Gordon Waddington, Roger Adams, Janet Karin, Oren Tirosha Physical Therapy in Sort; Article in Press Quote: Highlights •Textured insoles enhanced discrimination ability of dancers with low ability. •Dancers with low ability improved up to the level of dancers with good ability.

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The effect of textured ballet shoe insoles on ankle proprioception in dancers

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