What to read after Both Sides of the Mirror?

"Both Sides of the Mirror starts with the premise that skeletal equilibrium promotes harmonious musculature, which in turn makes harmonious movement possible. Early training establishes neuromuscular patters that form the foundation of later technique. If the training is sound, the young student may become a graceful dancer who is challenged to extend technical skills further and further. This new, second edition incorporates recent research findings in the fields of kinesiology, biomechanics, and physiology. Yet Paskevska places the technical explanations within the spirit of the art form. There is new material on the progression of training, port de bras, and pirouettes, as well as updates throughout the book. The aim is to make dance students and performing artists aware of the possibilities and limitations of their bodies"--from back cover.