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Why Does Studio 360 Have an Injury Protocol?

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Receiving safe and effective training is at the forefront of the Studio 360 mission. Despite taking the utmost care and attention to our dancer's safety, sometimes accidents happen. We have developed this injury protocol to support our dancers through the difficult time of having an injury. From a rolled ankle to a broken bone, our injury protocol is designed to support your dancer with safety and recovery in mind, to get your dancer back to what they love with support for their mental and physical state. Our goal in implementing this injury protocol is for dancers to learn how to respect their bodies and continue participating in class safely and effectively, regardless of where they are on their recovery journey. 

 

The definition of injury in this instance is: "Any pain or discomfort resulting from either a trauma (such as a fall) or overuse which prevents the athlete from dancing to their fullest ability."

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*Please note an injured student may not dance fully in class without a doctor's note clearing them for dance-specific activity 

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*A brace, KTape, sling, or wrap may not be worn during class without a doctor's note. These aids can restrict movement and can cause further injury if not used appropriately.