Ballet Science

Caroline Simpkins, Ph.D.

The Ballet Science Podcast is hosted by Caroline Simpkins, Ph.D., a former ballerina turned biomechanics researcher. Each week, we bring science into the ballet studio, exploring the intersection of ballet, dance science, and human movement. Topics include injury prevention, biomechanics, strength, nutrition, mindset, and performance. Discover how the science of ballet can help dancers (and anyone who moves) perform and feel their best.

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  1. Is Ballet a Sport? The Science Behind the Debate 14:49
  2. The Future of Pointe Training | Lynne Charles 30:46
  3. Hypermobility & EDS in Ballet | Dr. Linda Bluestein 47:11
  4. The Reality of Professional Ballet | Kathryn Morgan 48:14
  5. What Happens Inside a Pointe Shoe? | PointeSense 51:13
  6. Hypermobility in Ballet: Advantage or Injury Risk? 13:21
  7. Dance and Menopause: What the Research Says 12:00
  8. Why Ballet Dancers Customize Their Pointe Shoes 11:01
  9. The Science of Pirouettes 10:16
  10. The Science of Ballet Flexibility 11:35
  11. Mental Fatigue in Ballet: What New Research Shows 9:17
  12. Why Ballet Is So Difficult: The Science Behind It 8:00
  13. The Physics of Pointe Work 7:00
  14. Dance & Autism: What the Research Shows 8:00
  15. Dance and Brain Aging: What the Research Shows 10:13
  16. Foot Recovery for Ballet Dancers | Ance 25:07
  17. Why People Should Care About Ballet 9:20
  18. Why Your Brain Loves Ballet: Neuroscience Of Dance 5:34
  19. Reinventing Ballet Slippers | Seth & Sarah Orza 54:33
  20. Bunions in Ballet Dancers: Causes & How To Manage Them 10:40
  21. 2025 Year in Review 12:54
  22. Spine Anatomy For Dancers: Bones 8:39