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In this episode, Maggie Morris talks about Safe in Dance International. This is a wonderful organization that works to promote safe and healthy dance practice worldwide. Maggie provides a brief summary of the tools and resources that they have available for dancers and dance teachers. In addition to being the Co-Founder of Safe in Dance International, Maggie is also a dance educator and an arts consultant. Maggie's interest in healthy dance practice stems from her career as a dancer, choreographer, artistic director and dance educator. She began her career in New York where she danced with several companies including the Murray Louis Dance Company, where she was a soloist touring internationally. She also worked with Alwin Nikolais, Placido Domingo and Dave Brubeck and performed in musical theatre, film and television. Maggie has also been a guest artist in residence for dance companies, schools and colleges throughout the world. On her return to England in 1990 Maggie took up the position of Artistic Director at Phoenix Dance Company, and international touring repertory company. With Phoenix she noted the high levels of injury and illness and worked with Jiannis Koutadakis and other health professionals to develop programmes and support systems within her company to improve dancer's fitness levels, reduce injury ease the pressures of performance. This research on the company contributed to the developments in Dance UK's Healthier Dance Programme. After leaving Phoenix Maggie focussed her work more on dance education and training and as well as delivering training in technique, choreographer and repertory she was the Head of Undergraduate Studies at Laban, London from 1998 – 2000. Over the past 18 years Maggie's has balanced her career between dance educator, consultant and healthy dance advocate. As such her work has ranged from working with the UK government to support the improvement of performing arts training in the UK, becoming an HMI in 2001 on a team of performing arts specialists looking at professional performing arts training in the UK, delivering leadership and management training on behalf of the Department of Education to Principles and CEO's of professional training colleges and Conservetoire Schools. As an advisor to Trinity College London, the BBO and the ISTD as well as a range of professional performing arts training schools and colleges she has been involved in the development of international dance qualifications and has given guidance in quality and business improvement. Maggie also lectures on dance teaching. She has been honoured to present key note speeches at the Bonnie Bird Choreography Awards and at the ISTD International teacher's graduation ceremony. Currently her key focus is on developing the work of Safe in Dance International and promoting healthy dance practice world-wide. Maggie has been a member of the Arts Council Dance panel, the Dance UK executive committee, and the Council for Dance Education and Training Accreditation Board. She is a trustee of the English National Ballet School and of Bonnie Bird Choreography Fund where she was Chair until 2016 She has written on the performing arts for publications in both the USA and Europe. Margaret has an MA in International Relations and Diplomacy from the School of Oriental and African Studies, London University. She is a member of IADMS and has presented at IADMS several times. She is also a member of Healthy Dancer Canada, One Dance UK and People Dancing. http://www.safeindance.com

This week's episode is one that Hannah can relate to a LOT. Hannah is joined by Lauren Manning from Up in Lights Dance Academy & Happy Dance UK! Having danced since early childhood, Lauren knew that she wanted to dance to play a key part in her life one way or another. Whilst assisting with some dance classes alongside her studies at university, Lauren soon realised that this was what she wanted to do in life so set up her very own classes. Starting with just 3 children, Lauren has built up her business over the years and now has around 450 pupils attending her dance school! In recent times, she has also set up 'Happy Dance' which is made up of a podcast, social media platforms, and helpful class supplies to not only help dance teachers, but to learn from and unite dance teachers with the vision of making the world a happier place through dance. Lauren is full of positivity and helpful advice for anyone looking to turn their creative passion into a business... To find out more about Lauren and and her businesses, go to: Up in Lights Dance Academy Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/upinlightsdanceacademy/ Up in Lights Dance Academy Website: http://www.uilda.co.uk/ Happy Dance Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/happy_dance_uk/ Happy Dance Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/2MmH0rWFDr3ilgxi2SrHbM?si=ZZWrCqARSnOasiuVCiahCw

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The final Timeless Radio Show of 2019 is a 1999 Special, and our featured artist is Special Request, aka Paul Woolford. 1999 was an incredible year for dance music with a stack of variety across the styles. We've got 1999 tunes from artists including Veracocha, Squarepusher, Sasha, UK Gold and Circulations, plus brand new music from Charlotte de Witte and a load more great tunes from across the years. For shouts etc.: info@tunnelclubmusic.com, https://www.facebook.com/tunnelclubmusic/, and stick your comments and shouts below! The Timeless show is also broadcast on Vibe Nation (Australia) and Dance UK and OSN Radio (UK). Timeless merch now available!! https://tunnelclub.bandcamp.com/merch/tunnel-club-timeless-t-shirt

This weekend on FPR, we welcome @RothkoWilliams, co-founder of Slow Dance. Slow Dance is an artist collective & DIY label well known for mind-bending parties all over London. Following a raft of superb digi releases, they're set to release their first ever 12", which compiles some tracks from the fringes of their sound. Rothko distills some of that energy and creativity for us, before FP deej Gus plays some of his faves. Listen & grab Slow001 here: https://soundcloud.com/slow-dance-2 *Rothko Williams* Charles Wip - Exotic Dance (Haruomi Hosono Remix)[Ata Tak] Suitman Jungle - March Beat [Slow Dance] Arp - Folding Water [Mexican Summer] Jude Woodhead - Litework Ost & Kjex - Phat Phunk Djeuh Djoah & Lieutenant Nicholson - Cupidon [Hot Casa Records] Miharu Koshi - Scandal Night [Yen Records] Glows - Foam (Elsa Hewitt Remix) [Slow Dance] Fly the Breeze (Island Times Edit) Shinichi Atobe - Heat 1 [DDS] The Fatback Band ‎- (Do The) Spanish Hustle [Polydor‎] Casbah 73 ‎- Love Saves The Day (Rahaan Remix) [Lovemonk] Medlar / Ishmael - Bell, Everywhere 2 [West Friends] Jude Woodhead - Temperature Rises [Slow Dance] Glows - Chimes Instrumental Jockstrap - Charlotte (Taylor Skye Remix) [Kaya Kaya Records] Louis o Brain(Jb remix) Lizzy Mercier Descloux ‎– Mambo Nassau [Phillips] Hambling - Cccc [Slow Dance] *Gus* Rip Know - Treachery Egyptrixx - My Life Is Vivid, My Eyes Are Open [Night Slugs] Underground Resistance - Negative Evolution [Underground Resistance] Rabit - Climax Of The Wolf Spider (Moleskin Edit) [Truants] T_A_M - Roze (Strict Face Edit) [Tuff Wax Records] Cashmere Cat - Mirror Maru (Mike Gip Edit) Drake - Houstatlantavegas [Universal Motown] Clams Casino - Melthru Future - Honest (Post-Rock Tears Version)(Ryan Hemsworth Remix) Bee Mask - Moon Shadow Move [Spectrum Spools] Childish Gambino - Telegraph Ave [Glassnote (2)] Joe - ClapTrap (Martelo edit) ObJekt - Agnes Demise [Objekt] Arthur Russell - Losing My Taste For The Nightlife [Pretty Purgatory] Sad City - Sloe [Phonica Records Special Editions] Hundred Waters - Down From The Rafters (The Field Remix)[OWSLA]

In this episode we look at the UK Dance-In-Education status and what One Dance UK can do to help support and implement dance structures in schools. We look at funding and creative careers and tips for teachers and community artists. Every episode has something for you so enjoy and make the most of your fabulous creative self x

Dance of the African Diaspora programmer for One Dance UK, Heather Benson, discusses her journey and obstacles. She provides unique insights and advice for opportunities available in the UK and discusses what Brexit means for our dance industry. Listen to the end as I have summed up key points to help in all careers at the end.Enjoy!

More Than Lifting is a podcast about Calisthenics Gymnastics and Bodyweight Training with Rhys Morgan. In this episode we talk about the Miss Pole Dance UK Competition I was at Saturday and we also talk about my mess up with the BETA Testing Link (Sorry Guys) We also talk about joining the Beta Group https://morethanlifting.com/beta To find out more visit https://morethanlifting.com/podcast/

One Dance UK is the national Sector Support Organisation for Dance and the lead Subject Association for Dance in Schools in England. We have a growing membership of teachers and schools, who all benefit from advice, resources and discounted conference/CPD opportunities. I chat with Claire Somerville – Head of Children & Young People’s Dance, One Dance UK   (https://www.educationonfire.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/unnamed.png)   We discuss How dance is used as part of the P.E curriculum How to use the funding available U.Dance Support for Governors and Trustees Bridge organisations – How to get in touch with people from arts companies to support you in your school Development of video to aid teachers Website: www.onedanceuk.org (http://www.onedanceuk.org/) Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/onedanceuk/ (https://www.facebook.com/onedanceuk/) Twitter: @onedanceuk and @youthance (our school and youth dance twitter feed)   Useful links Out PE & Sport Guidance: http://www.onedanceuk.org/resource/delivering-dance-through-the-pe-and-sports-premium-funding/ (http://www.onedanceuk.org/resource/delivering-dance-through-the-pe-and-sports-premium-funding/) Bridge Organisations: http://www.artscouncil.org.uk/children-and-young-people/bridge-organisations (http://www.artscouncil.org.uk/children-and-young-people/bridge-organisations) U.Dance Information (For dance performances): http://www.onedanceuk.org/programme/u-dance/u-dance-registration/ (http://www.onedanceuk.org/programme/u-dance/u-dance-registration/) Dance Education: Guidance for Governors and Trustees: http://www.onedanceuk.org/resource/dance-education-guide-governors-trustees/ (http://www.onedanceuk.org/resource/dance-education-guide-governors-trustees/)   One Dance UK is the national body for dance in the UK, formed by the merger of Association of Dance of the African Diaspora (ADAD), Dance UK, National Dance Teachers Association (NDTA) and Youth Dance England. Our organisation represents dancers at all levels of the dance industry, and champions excellence in education, youth dance, dance of the African diaspora, performance, health and well-being, management, leadership and career development. Support this podcast

This is the second part of House Elements final show on Dance UK before it becomes a full time Podcast. Please subscribe to our new podcasts which combines both House Elements and Global Beats here https://geo.itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/house-elements-global-beats/id1071119706?mt=2 In this episode the music is focused on House, tech-house and a bit of piano. Also revealing the final House Elements Track of the Week for 2016. Happy New Year to everyone who has listened to House Elements on the radio and as a Podcast.

This Episode is a laid back episode to let you relax after the rush of shopping and all that follows the run up to the big day. This is Jenny Wren's last Dance UK appearance, but there is more still to come in season 1 before the big relaunch of Global Beats under the Clean & Tidy Podcast. Find more at http://soundcloud.com/cleantidy

House Elements takes a look back at some of the best tracks from 2015 as well as a look at some of the new House & Deep House releases this week including a few exclusives. This is a two parter taken from Sundays live show on Dance UK, and the 2nd part featuring the Elemental Piano House mix by Mark Andrews will follow later in the week. Make sure you subscribe to get notified.

Jenny Wren takes a look back at some of the tracks that have previously featured on Global Beats including tracks from Croatia Squad, EDX, Antonio Giacca, Start Clinic and Jack Jonaz. This was supposed to be on Dance UK on 16th December but due to issues with the show before it unfortunately was not able to be broadcast. So this Podcast is what you would have heard had it been broadcast. For more info about Jenny Wren and Global Beats go to the following:- Facebook - http://facebook.com/jenglobal Twitter - http://twitter.com/jennyglobal For other Podcasts like this try Jack Jonaz - House Elements here - https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/house-elements-radio-show/id1041713425?mt=2

Jenny Wren presents Global Beats from the Wednesday radioshow on Dance UK (danceradiouk.com), with the best electronic music from around the world. Introduced by Mary Mac (of Lemon Grab & Start Clinic). Lemon Grab are this weeks artist of the week. Whether you want to hear House Music, Deep House of Nu Disco, there is always something worth listening for. Catch up on Wednesdays show with this Podcast from 9th December 2015. Global Beats is on Dance UK every Wednesday from 8pm GMT until 10pm. Find Out More about Global Beats on https://www.facebook.com/jennyglobal

Jack Jonaz celebrates his birthday with a special tech-house Elemental mix on 4 decks, including 4 tracks at the same time. Does he mess it up? Listen to find out and leave a comment at http://facebook.com/jackelements It also features classic tracks from the due of Mary Mac (last weeks Elemental Mix) & Jack Jonaz, one of those Mary Mac tracks being a Faithless track. As well as an exclusive deep house track and this weeks Guest Mix, there is a classic from 1992 that is chosen as one of the favourite Old Skool tracks of Jack Jonaz. This Episode was broadcast on Sunday 6th December 2015 on Dance UK radio. Listen to House Elements every Sunday from 4pm-6pm GMT at http://danceukradio.com

Jenny Wren kicks off with a classic from Rob Dougan, and puts a different slant on things with her choice of music this week, including something from Matt Goss. This show was recorded live on Wednesday 2nd December from 8pm until 10pm on Dance UK and you can hear the show again via this Podcast. Subscribe to the Podcast to make sure you can listen to Global Beats anytime.

Jack Jonaz presents his Beatport Top 10 for November including tracks from Mash, Jacques Le Noir, Terry Lex & Silverella. View the chart here - https://pro.beatport.com/chart/house-elements-chart-november-2015/377063 The Elemental Mix is a tech-house mix from Mary Mac of Start Clinic, Lemon Grab & one half of the label Clean & Tidy. Anyone who loves Sasha & Digweed, will love this weeks mix. It features tracks from Blue Amazon and Bicep to name just two. This weeks Track of the Week comes from Electrik Cat. Deep House & Tech House tracks from labels such as Media Blackout, Poolside Recordings, AUS, Jango Deep & Safari Music. And info about next weeks House Elements which is a Jack Jonaz Birthday Special. House Elements is on Facebook here - https://www.facebook.com/jackelements This recording is from the live broadcast on Dance UK every Sunday from 4pm until 6pm GMT.

Jenny Wren introduces her brand new show on Dance UK, broadcasted on Wednesday 11th November 2015. Lots of brand new tracks including one from Faithless and a classic track from the Farley & Heller Project.

A look at the growing number of brand new tracks that have an Acid House feel to them, as the trend continues to grow for the 303 feel in new electronic tracks. Features and interview with Dance UK's newest DJ, Jenny Wren, about her brand new show on Wednesdays from 8pm-10pm. Includes a brand new Track of the Week from Start Clinic, and a whole batch of exclusives. If it is Deep House, Tech-House, House or even acid. It is all packed onto this highly explosive fast paced radioshow. Presented by Jack Jonaz (twitter.com/jackjonaz & Facebook.com/jackjonazofficial), House Elements radio show was recorded live on Sunday 8th November 2015 from 4pm-6pm (GMT). Listen to it every Sunday from 4pm at http://danceradiouk.com. Like the Facebook Page at http://facebook.com/jackelements

Episode 4 is all about health and well-being for dancers: staying in shape with Jo Hoffberg, alcohol and social conventions with Kevin St. Laurent, plus some disturbing injury statistics from Dance UK. *** Contributors to this episode: Jo Hoffberg, world-renowned Lindy Hop teacher, performer and competitor www.johoffberg.com Kevin St. Laurent, equally world-renowned Lindy Hop teacher, performer and competitor www.kevinstlaurent.com Erin Sanchez, Healthier Dancer Programme manager at Dance UK www.danceuk.org *** Produced and presented by Alexei Korolyov www.alexei-korolyov.com From the Top theme song by Alexander Forstner, Nina Jukić and Alexei Korolyov

Jennie Morton is a UCL Honorary Lecturer on the MSc in Performing Arts Medicine, and lectures for The British Association for Performing Arts Medicine, Dance UK and many performing arts schools and teaching organisations. She also co-runs a dance school in Tring, Hertfordshire, and is a faculty member of The Wells Summer School with Dancers of the Royal Ballet. She still performs as a professional singer with the Manhattan Music. She speaks with James Walsh about the challenges of treating performing artists and musicians, her work with the British Association of Performing Arts Medicine(http://www.bapam.org.uk), and the crossover project with the american college of sports medicine (http://athletesandthearts.com/). See also: Fitness levels of middle aged martial art practitioners: http://bjsm.bmj.com/content/38/2/143.full Risk of cervical injuries in mixed martial arts: http://bjsm.bmj.com/content/39/7/444.full Dance training intensity at 11–14 years is associated with femoral torsion in classical ballet dancers: http://bjsm.bmj.com/content/40/4/299.full Changes in hip and ankle range of motion and hip muscle strength in 8–11 year old novice female ballet dancers and controls: a 12 month follow up study: http://bjsm.bmj.com/content/35/1/54.full