1 Doomed or not, these performers do have special health concerns but they are more general than that.
Hypermobile joints are candidates for mistreatment and overuse.
Moreover, they may also be a sign of a general connective-tissue problem. Assessing Hypermobility Assessment starts when the client walks in the door. Look for a loose-limbed gait or a tendency to turn the body by lateral rotation at the hip rather than through the spine. The loosened ligaments that allow a fallen arch may have loosened counterparts elsewhere in the body. When taking the client's history, look for a pattern of joint dislocations, especially one that involves multiple joints.