Research On The Influence Of Basic Ballet Training On The Sports Skills Of Sports Dance Majors

Sports dance,is a combination of art and Sports Sports sports events,After it was introduced into China in 1980 s,it gradually entered China's colleges and universities in 1990 s,And deeply loved by the majority of students,has now prevailed in the major sports colleges and universities,Ballet Foundation training originated in Italy and has a history of several hundred years,Because it is scientific,integrity,normative training system,So has been used by future generations,is the basis of all dance training.This articl euses the literature data method,expert interview method,experimental method,,mathematical statistics method,Logical analysis method,with the "ballet basic training to improve the motor skills of professional sports colleges and Universities students majoring in sports dance" as the research object,With the students of Chengdu Sports University 2017 professional group 2 majoring in sports dance as the tester.They were divided into 8 experimental groups and 8 control groups.The intervention using basic ballet training resulted in the following results: 1 Before the experiment,there was no significant difference between the two groups in the physical fitness test,After 17 weeks of Ballet fitting,Experimental Group in the physical quality of the explosion,flexibility,speed quality has been improved.Vertical jump in place,shoulder pitch,10 s right cowboy kicks,There was a very significant change P < 0.01;and one foot heel lift,also changed significantly(P < 0.05)?It showed that the range of improvement of lower limb strength,The experimental group in the strength of the increase was also significantly higher than the control group.2 After 17 weeks of training,Experimental Group in Balance,Twist,artistic expression,body posture the data indicators are better than the control group,Compared with the control group,there was a very significant difference P < 0.01,It shows that ballet basic training has a positive effect on the professional skills of students majoring in sports dance.