The Comparison Of The Lower Limb Morphology Of Female Students In The Chinese Dance And Ballet Class And The Study Of Their Causes

The lower limb muscle morphological correlates with the dancers performance ability and their beauty of shape directly. However, less academic attention put their figures on the secondary school dancing students, especially for these females. This Master project draws attention to that point. Moreover, this research employs Dance Anatomy? Anatomical Physiology in Dancing and Dance Training Theory as the theoretical framework. It starts with these theoretical explorations on the lower limb muscle morphological, and covers the characteristics of the Chinese dance and the Ballet to further examine the indicators of the Secondary school dancers' lower limb muscle morphological data. The data, for instance, refers to the length and surrounded degree of the lower limb, body composition, the muscle thickness, and the integral electromyography. For analyzing data, the researcher armed herself with literature review, theoretical discussion, experimental test, observation and comparative study, and statistics method to test and analysis indicators. The project concludes with the reasons that contribute to the different pattern of the Chinese dance and Ballet, through the lens of lower limb muscle morphological performance. This research result aims to contribute to the examination method and experimental data regarding the performance ability of dancers.