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  • A physiologic and aesthetic cross-sectional analysis of modern dancers / by Steven John Chatfield.

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    • [1989].
    • 1989
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    Text *XMD-387Performing Arts Research Collections - Dance

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  • Electromyographic response of dancers to isokinetic work and select dance movements.

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    • 1993-1994

  • Quantification and statistical analysis of aesthetic evaluations / Steven J. Chatfield, William C. Byrnes, Vicky L. Foster.

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    • 1987

  • Cross-sectional physiologic profiling of modern dancers / Steven J. Chatfield, William C. Byrnes, David A. Lally, and Sharon E. Rowe.

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    • 1990

  • Reports / Steven J. Chatfield with Jennifer Rieger.

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    • 1990

  • Correlational analysis of aesthetic competency : skill acquisition and physiologic capabilities of modern dance / Steven Chatfield, William C. Byrnes.

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    • 1990

  • Concerns of validity and reliability in dance-science research.

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    • 1991

  • Book review.

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    • 1991

  • Effects of intermediate modern-dance training on select physiologic performance parameters / Steven J. Chatfield, William C. Byrnes, and Vicky L. Foster.

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    • 1992

  • Quantification of aesthetic competence in dance.

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    • 1993

  • IADMAS Third Annual Conference, June 1993.

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    • 1993

  • Towards a testable hypothesis of training principles for the neuromuscular facilitation of human movement / Steven J Chatfield and Sherrie Barr.

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    • 1994

  • Neuromuscular patterns in movement : moments of choice or habit?

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    • 1998

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