Course (8 lessons)
Warm-up
Rolls from the floor
Back & Shoulder Flexibility
Rolls & Transitional Moves
Handstand Prep
Handstand Prep
Acro Choreography
Acro Choreography with a Prop
Description
In this 8-week course, learners will learn safe techniques to build their acro skills (cartwheel, forward rolls) and tips for how to keep things fun.
Looking to learn basic Gymnastics, Acrobatics, and Tumbling skills at home? If you're frustrated with trying to find beginner skills on YouTube and looking to help your child with build skills that allows you to be more hands off, then this program is for you!
This beginner-friendly class is designed to help students learn acro moves that require little space. No need to buy any equipment.
***Children should be supervised. ***
Everything is broken down to allow students to practice the moves without parental assistance, but for children under age 10, it is a good idea for an adult to be in the room when their child is practicing for the first time.
Helpful Tools for Class:
Pillows
A ball of socks or stuffed animal
A clear floor space of at least 6 feet wide (a space that is 10 x10 is ideal)
A door or clear wall space
Please note: this class does introduce "aerials", backhand springs, or front handsprings.
Looking to learn basic Gymnastics, Acrobatics, and Tumbling skills at home? If you're frustrated with trying to find beginner skills on YouTube and looking to help your child with build skills that allows you to be more hands off, then this program is for you!
This beginner-friendly class is designed to help students learn acro moves that require little space. No need to buy any equipment.
***Children should be supervised. ***
Everything is broken down to allow students to practice the moves without parental assistance, but for children under age 10, it is a good idea for an adult to be in the room when their child is practicing for the first time.
Helpful Tools for Class:
Pillows
A ball of socks or stuffed animal
A clear floor space of at least 6 feet wide (a space that is 10 x10 is ideal)
A door or clear wall space
Please note: this class does introduce "aerials", backhand springs, or front handsprings.
In this 8-week course, learners will learn safe techniques to build their acro skills (cartwheel, forward rolls) and tips for how to keep things fun. Looking to learn basic Gymnastics, Acrobatics, and Tumbling skills at home? If you're frustrated with... more
Details
Type
Course
Subtype
Self-paced
Subject
Dance Techniques
Language
English
Grade
—
Standard
—
Age group
Preteen (10–12), Older Child (8–9)
Refunds
No Refunds
Expertise
Ms. Rae is a professional dancer and choreographer. She practices yoga daily and has been studying aerial and circus arts for 5 years. She has taught Flexibility and Tumbling at Camp Choreography by Rae and Choreography by Rae for two years and has seen students develop skills and self-confidence.
Ms. Rae is a professional dancer and choreographer. She practices yoga daily and has been studying aerial and circus arts for 5 years. She has taught Flexibility and Tumbling at Camp Choreography by Rae and Choreography by Rae for two... more
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My child has some gymnastics experience, will this class be a good fit?
This program is designed for beginners. Learners with experience may still benefit from the warm-up activities. Please carefully review the syllabus to determine if this course is the right level for your child.
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Does my child need to be flexible?
No. We encourage students not to compare themselves to their friends and instead to focus on their own individual goals. There are many moves provided that do not require flexibility and they may be new to your child.
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My child is already super flexible, is this class right for them?
Maybe. Some children are very flexible, but lack muscle strength. This means they may be able to easily do splits or a back bend; however, they may lack the muscle strength to prevent injury or the control to do more advanced skills. The videos offer tips on common mistakes and helpful corrections. There are many moves provided that do not require flexibility and they may be new to your child.Maybe. Some children are very flexible, but lack muscle strength. This means they may be able to easily do splits or a back bend; however, they may lack the muscle strength to prevent injury or the control to do more... more