Ballet for health, say Russians
NZPA-Reuter Moscow A Moscow newspaper has said that regular ballet practice for everyone from bricklayers to scientists would produce a physically and mentally healthier nation. The trade union daily, “Trud,” said that specialists had found that ballet was a perfect therapy which helped people overcome nervousness and stress, made them more aware of their minds and bodies, and fostered hidden talents. After regular practice people found themselves better at their jobs and able to face the world with a more serene outlook.
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