Ballet Science

Ballet Science

The Ballet Science Podcast is hosted by Caroline Simpkins, Ph.D., a former allerina turned biomechanics researcher. Each week, we bring science into the ballet studio, exploring the intersection of ballet, dance science, and human movement. Topics include injury prevention, biomechanics, strength, nutrition, mindset, and performance. Discover how the science of ballet can help dancers (and anyone who moves) perform and feel their best. Want to go even deeper into the science of ballet? Join Ballet Science Backstage: https://creators.spotify.com/pod/profile/caroline-simpkins/subscribe

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Episoder(53)

Pilates For Ballet Dancers | Kerry Shea, School of American Ballet

Pilates For Ballet Dancers | Kerry Shea, School of American Ballet

Pilates is everywhere in the dance world… but what actually makes it so effective for ballet dancers?In this episode, I’m joined by Kerry Shea, Pilates instructor at the School of American Ballet (NYC...

3 Feb 41min

Bunions in Ballet Dancers | Causes & How To Manage Them

Bunions in Ballet Dancers | Causes & How To Manage Them

If you are a dancer, chances are you’ve been told you have a bunion, you’re going to get a bunion, or you’ve spent way too much time staring at your big toe, wondering if that bump is “normal.”In this...

27 Jan 10min

Starting Ballet As An Adult | Beginner Tips Backed by Science

Starting Ballet As An Adult | Beginner Tips Backed by Science

Have you ever thought, “I’ve always wanted to try ballet, but I’m too old” ... or “I didn’t start as a kid, so what’s the point now?” This episode is for you.In this Ballet Science Podcast episode, fo...

20 Jan 16min

Blisters in Ballet | Why They Happen & How to Prevent Them

Blisters in Ballet | Why They Happen & How to Prevent Them

Blisters are often treated like a rite of passage in ballet... but from a biomechanics perspective, they’re actually important feedback about how your foot is interacting with your shoe.If you’ve ever...

13 Jan 14min

2025 Year in Review

2025 Year in Review

In 2025, I released 31 episodes of the Ballet Science Podcast covering anatomy, biomechanics, injury prevention, performance psychology, strength training, and research on ballet across the lifespan.I...

6 Jan 12min

Spine Anatomy For Dancers | Herniated Discs

Spine Anatomy For Dancers | Herniated Discs

A herniated disc can sound terrifying for dancers, but it is not a career-ender.In this final episode of the Ballet Science spine series, Dr. Caroline Simpkins (former professional ballerina, PhD in b...

28 Des 20259min

Spine Anatomy For Dancers | Muscles, Tendons, Ligaments

Spine Anatomy For Dancers | Muscles, Tendons, Ligaments

Your spine doesn’t move on its own. An entire team of muscles, tendons, and ligaments makes ballet possible, and most dancers are only using half of them.In Part 2 of the Ballet Science spine series, ...

21 Des 20258min

Spine Anatomy For Dancers | Bones

Spine Anatomy For Dancers | Bones

Your spine isn’t meant to be stiff, straight, or locked in place. It’s designed to move, absorb load, and adapt, and understanding its natural curves can instantly change your ballet technique.In this...

14 Des 20258min

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