Reality Television and the Dance World

Mr. Victoria Flores, co-owner of Dennis Wall's dance energy, said, "(Young dancers) want to find eight spins and limbs everywhere, Cook said Virginia Beach, Virginia State , (Real np). This enthusiasm for learning a smooth top skill make young dancers hard to focus on their artistic.These dancers who saw the flip, turn, jump on the TV, I started to think that all the dances are tricks and how high you can make your feet higher.

Many people around the world have a vague sense of the existence of the dance world, but they do not know about it in the past. With the help of realistic television programs like dance mama, you think you can dance, dance with the stars, and show the movement of the inside of the dance community to the public. Unfortunately, publicity can change the way society sees the world of dance. Reality TV influences the world of dance by providing a commercial atmosphere, young dancers should give a laugh trick rather than artistic, viewers concentrate on dazzling costumes, the stage It will be able to show off the above performance

Recently, people like to watch others dance. Competitive dance performance that you think you can dance and you will dance with stars is the dominant television world. But what you might not notice is that if you get off the sofa and dance by yourself, this is a good way to stay healthy. Studies have shown that dancing helps to lose weight, keep flexibility, reduce stress, and make friends. Dancing not only plants elegance but also helps you gracefully get older. According to a study of the New England Journal of Medicine, dancing will increase your memory and may prevent you from developing dementia as you get older. Science reveals that aerobic exercise can restore hippocampal volume reduction, and hippocampus is part of the brain controlling memory. The hippocampus naturally contracts during adulthood, which usually also causes memory loss and even dementia.

Today, American people are attracted to reality TV. Television programs such as "I think you can dance" and "single girls" are just 15 of the top 20 highest rated television programs (Carter) in 2010, either real or scriptless Two examples. Americans are unaware that they are also stars of their real television programs. - When repeatedly exposed to violence, children become insensitive. Children who observe these violent acts and raise the proportion of actual acts taken to commit violent acts are considered to be weakly emotional. Through sightings of continuous and repetitive violence, children are less likely to feel the same increase in emotions. Judith Page Van Evra, author of "TV and Child Development", explains in detail how the reality show plays an important role in triggering this desensitization.