HDC at Toronto DanceSport Competition

3/17/2017

HDC is at a world class competitive ballroom event. This is the first time a dance health organization is attending a DanceSport event!
Come enjoy the competition, set in one of Toronto’s most iconic ballrooms at the Fairmount Royal York hotel in downtown Toronto.

Friday March 17th, 2017 features fantastic dancing of all levels and ages in Standard and Smooth categories, and a show that is sure to be one of the best you will see all year.
Friday March 17th and Saturday March 18, 2017, will be full of all of the Pro-Am and Professional competitions we all know and love. All levels, as well as scholarships and DanceSport series events will be contested.
Finally, Saturday evening will be topped off with great Professional and Amateur presentations full of surprises.

We are sharing the importance of dancer health and wellness to this unique dance community!

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Victor Cruz link

7/15/2023 06:27:24 am

I recently came across the wonderful news on the Healthy Dancer Canada website, highlighting HDC's participation at the Dancesport competition. As an advocate for promoting the health and well-being of dancers, I wanted to take a moment to express my admiration and support for the valuable work that HDC is doing in the dance community.

The inclusion of Healthy Dancer Canada at the Dancesport competition is a significant milestone in promoting the holistic well-being of dancers. By actively engaging in events like this, HDC is ensuring that dancers have access to vital resources, information, and support that can contribute to their physical and mental health.

Dancing is an incredibly demanding art form that requires strength, flexibility, and stamina. However, the physical and psychological pressures associated with dance can often lead to various challenges and health concerns. HDC's presence at the Dancesport competition demonstrates a proactive effort to address these issues and promote a culture of wellness within the dance community.

Through your participation, HDC has the opportunity to educate dancers, coaches, and event attendees about injury prevention, nutrition, mental health, and other important aspects of dancer well-being. By disseminating evidence-based information and providing on-site support, HDC is helping to create an environment where dancers can thrive and perform at their best while minimizing the risk of injury and long-term health implications.

Your dedication to promoting dancer health aligns perfectly with the mission of Healthy Dancer Canada. By actively participating in events like the Dancesport competition, HDC is ensuring that dancers have access to resources and guidance that can positively impact their careers and overall well-being.

I commend HDC for their commitment to raising awareness and advocating for the health of dancers. Your involvement in the Dancesport competition serves as an inspiration to dancers, instructors, and organizations within the dance community, reinforcing the importance of prioritizing dancer well-being.

Thank you for your tireless efforts to promote a healthy and sustainable dance practice. Your contribution is invaluable in creating a supportive and nurturing environment for dancers across Canada.

Wishing HDC continued success in their endeavors, and I eagerly look forward to hearing more about your upcoming initiatives and their impact on the dance community.

HDC at Toronto DanceSport Competition

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