Easy to book Professional Training, Therapy & Health Screening with Ballet Univerze™
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What is a Health Screening?
A specific active-life health solution made of a broad set of science-based assessment methods
Our B.U.™ professional team runs the screening protocols in elite dance educational institutions as well as with individuals since 2018 helping countless number of dancers & active individuals gain self-awareness, understand their bodies, explore their true strengths, weaknesses & toxic habits, and improve their overall health & performance by providing them with tools for safe practice, active recovery and injury prevention.
The screenings consist of 3 main examination parts:
- The first part lasts about 120 min during which the individual goes through 3 comprehensive sub-parts dedicated to anthropometric, physical and skill acquisition assessments. The total number of measurements is 117 per individual.
- The second main examination part can take up to 15 min and it is designed to gather information on the individual's theoretical & practical knowledge, as well as daily habits via 3 active life-related questionnaires. The topics are directed towards: 1. Nutrition, 2. Training, Recovery & Self-care, 3. General information incl. medical history.
- The third main examination part - the Aerobic Fitness Test lasts 30 min and it is designed to assess the individual's cardio-vascular system, or their pure endurance.
Once the in-studio screening session is completed a two-day-long detailed analysis of the collected data takes place, the final product of which is a personal report including:
- Digital Motion Analysis images (& video)
- all final data calculations put in healthy-unhealthy ratios
- a color body map indicating the individual physical strengths/ weaknesses (balance/ imbalance) ratios
- personalised expert advise on each tested component
Ideally a Health Screening should be performed before the start of any personal or group training and then be repeated once a year. Firstly, to set individual's personal training road map to success, personal goals and injury predispositions. And secondly, to track & guide individuals's progress and health throughout their development.
