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Work With Your Body: Practical Anatomy for Aerial Artists expired Free

Posted by: Emily Scherb
Posted on: July 11, 2019
Category: Intensive/Workshop/Class
Type: In Person
Work With Your Body: Practical Anatomy for Aerial Artists - Performing Arts Events - StageLync
Join the author of Applied Anatomy of Aerial Arts to learn more about how your body works!

How do I get more flexible?

How do I achieve that next level of skill?

How do I build the strength to do that cool trick?

How do I stop getting hurt when I train?

This full-day class answers the questions that aerialists ask most often and helps them learn how to work with your body, rather than against it. We’ll talk about how your shoulders, core, and hips work together to move you through space, and how the right biomechanics can help you stretch further and be functionally stronger.

Most important, we’ll talk about how to train to your limits without getting hurt.

Based on the latest research and lots of practical, circus-specific examples, this class will help you understand your body—and your training—in a whole new way.

Prerequisites: Interest in learning how your body works in the air. Circus artists and instructors encouraged to attend.
Date: Sept. 02, 2019
10:00 am - 6:00 pm
Timezone: (UTC-8) Pacific Time (US & Canada)
Application link:
Location: Glasgow Theatre and Arts Collective
7 Water Row, G51 3UW Glasgow, United Kingdom
Glasgow
United Kingdom

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