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How to fill out the Physiotherapy Pre-Pointe Assessment online
Filling out the Physiotherapy Pre-Pointe Assessment is an essential step in ensuring your readiness for pointe work. This guide will help you navigate the form's components efficiently and accurately.
Follow the steps to complete your assessment form
- Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Physiotherapy Pre-Pointe Assessment document and open it in your chosen editor.
- Begin with the date field at the top of the form and input the current date. This helps track when the assessment is completed.
- Enter your personal information, including your name and date of birth. Additionally, include the name of your dance school.
- Indicate the number of hours you dedicate to ballet and dancing each week, as well as how many years of classical ballet training you have completed.
- Next, address your health history by answering whether you have seen a physiotherapist or doctor for previous injuries. If yes, provide details in the designated space.
- Similarly, fill in any current medical conditions or medications, offering specific details as needed.
- In the section regarding areas of technique you aim to improve, list three aspects of your ballet practice that you would like to focus on.
- Move on to the subjective assessment section where you will document past and current injury histories. Use the provided lines for clarity.
- Fill out any information regarding foot cramping, night pain, or morning stiffness in the respective fields.
- Complete the physical assessment sections by following the prompts regarding movement, strength testing, and general observations.
- In the summary of findings section, review and mark the boxes indicating your readiness or need for further development regarding pointe training.
- Finally, ensure that all information is accurate, then save your changes. You can download, print, or share the completed form as required.
Complete the Physiotherapy Pre-Pointe Assessment online today to ensure your readiness for pointe training.
Student should have enough strength to push themselves onto half-pointe. This step is harder to do en pointe and a bent leg is usually a sign of weakness or improper step preparation. Be able to do 16 relevés in the center without stopping. Strength for pointe work is achieved by repeating exercises.
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