EPISODE · Mar 24, 2026 · 25 MIN
What Happens to Your Feet After Ballet… and How to Fix It | Ance Recovery Sneakers
from Ballet Science · host Caroline Simpkins, Ph.D.
What actually happens to your feet after a long day of ballet… and can recovery shoes really help? I sit down with Kunal Moudgil, co-founder of Ance Recovery Sneakers, to break down the science behind recovery footwear, and what it means for dancers.We talk about:What “recovery” actually means for the bodyWhy your feet feel so sore after class or rehearsalThe role of compression, acupressure, and alignmentWide toe boxes, plantar fasciitis, and foot healthWhether recovery shoes are backed by science (yet 👀)The future of footwear for dancers and athletesIf you’ve ever come home from ballet with aching feet… or wondered how to support your body for longevity, this video is for you!Join the Ballet Science E-mail ListWatch This Video On YouTubeConnect With Ballet Science:WebsiteInstagramFacebook XAmazon StorefrontE-mail: [email protected] with Ance: WebsiteInstagramWant to try Ance recovery sneakers?Use this code for a special discount: ballet.science15Hosted by Caroline Simpkins, Ph.D., the Ballet Science podcast brings science into the studio to help dancers of all ages and abilities give their best performances both onstage and off, and reveals how the science of ballet can benefit anyone who moves. Each week, we explore the intersection of science and ballet... from injury prevention and biomechanics to nutrition, mindset, and everything in between. If you enjoyed this episode, please hit the subscribe button, leave a review, and share it with your friends and dance community. You can also follow Ballet Science on social media and visit our website for additional information.Filming Equipment Affiliate Links:MicrophonePop FilterMic StandPrompterLarge Key LightSmall Key LightEve Flare Light
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