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Aerobic dance survey. A study of high-impact versus low-impact injuries
1Westland Medical Center, Columbus, OH 43228.
Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association
|August 1, 1990
Abstract:
A survey of 275 aerobic dance instructors and participants was performed to determine the overall injury rate for each group, as well as the rate of injury in high-impact versus low-impact aerobics. Injuries occurred in 35% of the combined group. Instructors reported a 53% injury rate. Those who took high-impact classes had a 35% injury rate versus 24% in low-impact classes. The rate of injury was analyzed in terms of age, number of workouts, shoe type, and floor type.