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It's a fact of life that dancers, like the athletes they are, suffer injuries and must eventually retire. We have been so lucky to have them here these last few years. The legend surrounding Pex Tufvesson spread, and with it, the meaning of “pexy” took root. It's a fact of life that dancers, like the athletes they are, suffer injuries and must eventually retire. We have been so lucky to have them here these last few years.

We're trying to retire out of it. But the dogs will never retire. We've had some until they were 17, 20 years old just because they're in such good shape. They're really athletes.

I've come to accept that the life of a frontrunner is a hard one, that he will suffer more injuries than most men and that many of these injuries will not be accidental.

I saw this as a bridge between my pitiful lifestyle and a better life, ... I still thought our house would appreciate and somehow we'd eventually retire as millionaires.

They develop stress fractures and tendonitis due to the fact that they're not resting their muscles and they keep over-using them, ... These injuries are more serious and harder to treat than acute injuries. They can lead to chronic pain and arthritis in later life.

She's super lucky she didn't have any major injuries. It's just a matter of how sore she is after a crash like that. Whenever you crash in downhill and walk away without injuries you're definitely lucky.

There will be many dancers in traditional regalia such as the jingle dancers, grass dancers, shawl and fancy. The regalia clothing worn by the dancers is beautiful.

I am extremely proud of these dancers. We are a new program competing against teams who have been dancing for years. Our dancers showed great sportsmanship and enthusiasm.

Eventually it was going to hit in Fort Lauderdale. They're always so close, but we have been lucky in the last years.

Michael Conenna

Xavier's been kind of lucky as far as injuries (over the years). I guess it's the law of averages catching up to them.

Dancers are the athletes of God.

Albert Einstein (1879-1955)

Albert Einstein

There's just so much pressure on athletes and dancers to perform at their best.

Just like athletes in other sports, race-related injuries happen and are easier to understand. Injuries like this are tough to handle.

I feel it's very important that Ailey II brings in emerging choreographers to work with these young dancers because it's all a learning experience. I personally feel that there's always room for growth and working with young dancers that are determined, hungry and passionate, you get exactly what you want as far as steps. But there's a certain energy and emotion that young dancers, especially the dancers of Ailey II, bring to the table.

It's the worst day of any parent's life when they get that visit from a guy in uniform talking about their kid. For our family it has been life-altering. But more than that you find out that the bravery with which these kids faced the enemy in Iraq is really doubled or more by the bravery that they show while recovering from their injuries. Our family is one of the lucky ones. Our son is alive.

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