In Conversation with Lorien Slaughter
1h 3m
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Ballet Piano Podcast
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It’s In Conversation week again, and we have a special guest who we think is very important within the dance world. it’s physiotherapist, Lorien Slaughter.
Lori was a former dancer having trained at The Royal Ballet School, and in this episode we talk to him about his journey form stage, to dancers’ clinic, and how he uses his dance science knowledge and experience to help him in his other job as a ballet teaching.
Lori also talks in depth about the various aspects of dance science and physiology, that can impact a dancer’s career, either in a helpful way, or not. We discuss, sociology, psychology, weight training, and many other outside influences.
Lori’s knowledge is vast, and we guarantee this episode is relatable for many people working in the dance industry, and well worth a listen. We have a feeling this won’t be the last appearance for Lori on the podcast.
Let us know what you think, by emailing us, [email protected], or by messaging us on social media.
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