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    • Nutritional Science
    • Dance Science

    Background:

    • Previous research indicates poor nutrition habits in adult ballerinas.
    • Limited studies have investigated the nutritional status of adolescent dancers.
    • The pursuit of an idealized physique may negatively impact dancers' dietary intake.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To analyze the diet composition of adolescent female ballet dancers.
    • To identify potential nutritional deficiencies and unhealthy eating patterns in this population.
    • To provide evidence for targeted nutrition interventions in dance schools.

    Main Methods:

    • Dietary intake was assessed using three-day diet histories.
    • Data was collected from 92 female ballet dancers aged 12–17.
    • A registered dietitian ensured the accuracy of dietary records.

    Main Results:

    • Adolescent dancers demonstrated poor nutrition habits and inadequate calorie and nutrient intake.
    • Sixty percent of dancers used vitamin or mineral supplements, often incorrectly.
    • Dancers' desire for a slender body contributed to insufficient caloric consumption.

    Conclusions:

    • Adolescent ballet dancers are at nutritional risk due to inadequate intake and poor dietary choices.
    • Supplement use is common but often inappropriate, indicating a need for guidance.
    • Integrating nutrition education into dance school curricula is recommended to improve dancers' health and performance.