There is nothing quite like catching the soar of an eagle. This is also the case when it comes to seeing an aerial silk performance for the first time. Seeing colorful silk scarves carry performers high above an audience with confidence.
Performers entertain audiences with acrobatic and artistic movements in concert with these hanging fabrics. Each artist also uses these hangings as a basis for different movements. These movements may include basic swinging, or more advanced movements like flips, jumps, spirals twists and turns.
Many use dry spray or resin on different body parts to help increase the friction between skin and material. This is something anyone working with flying equipment may want to consider. Whether for friction, safety, or both, resin has always been a staple among acrobats, dancers and performance artists.
Since performers must often climb up to the top of equipment, fabric or other items, it is recommended that anyone performing aerial routines acquire liability insurance. Actually, many production studios and performance venues require anyone performing an art considered "dangerous, " carry at least the minimum coverage available.
For those simply wanting to dance or play with aerial scarves and other equipment, creating a home sky gym is one way to go. Each gym has different hooks on walls and ceilings from which different flying equipment can be installed. It is important to assure the ceiling and walls have the strength to hold the equipment and any individuals who plan on using same.
A home gym allows individuals the ability to work out on a more convenient schedule. Whereas, having to drive back and forth from a gym can often take time away from family and fun. Others may want to consider hosting others over to use a home sky gym. Additional uses include a fun place to host a healthy slumber party, or weekly exercise group.
The danger factor associated with aerial routines has existed since the creation of the first routine. There are now better ways to keep performers safe than in times passed as stronger tools have been developed over the years. It is important to obtain height, weight and dimensions when building or purchasing flight equipment to be used in the home gym to assure there is ample space for both safety and ease of movement.
Acrobats, dancers, performance artists and others who love to move are most likely going to love aerial equipment. Whether bouncing on a trampoline, swinging on a flying trapeze, or staging poses in mid-air while hanging on and swinging between different types of fabric, aerial arts have existed for quite some time. While trapeze acts are still popular, fabrics are often more colorful and can be used in both large performances such as a Circus as well as one-person shows.
Performers entertain audiences with acrobatic and artistic movements in concert with these hanging fabrics. Each artist also uses these hangings as a basis for different movements. These movements may include basic swinging, or more advanced movements like flips, jumps, spirals twists and turns.
Many use dry spray or resin on different body parts to help increase the friction between skin and material. This is something anyone working with flying equipment may want to consider. Whether for friction, safety, or both, resin has always been a staple among acrobats, dancers and performance artists.
Since performers must often climb up to the top of equipment, fabric or other items, it is recommended that anyone performing aerial routines acquire liability insurance. Actually, many production studios and performance venues require anyone performing an art considered "dangerous, " carry at least the minimum coverage available.
For those simply wanting to dance or play with aerial scarves and other equipment, creating a home sky gym is one way to go. Each gym has different hooks on walls and ceilings from which different flying equipment can be installed. It is important to assure the ceiling and walls have the strength to hold the equipment and any individuals who plan on using same.
A home gym allows individuals the ability to work out on a more convenient schedule. Whereas, having to drive back and forth from a gym can often take time away from family and fun. Others may want to consider hosting others over to use a home sky gym. Additional uses include a fun place to host a healthy slumber party, or weekly exercise group.
The danger factor associated with aerial routines has existed since the creation of the first routine. There are now better ways to keep performers safe than in times passed as stronger tools have been developed over the years. It is important to obtain height, weight and dimensions when building or purchasing flight equipment to be used in the home gym to assure there is ample space for both safety and ease of movement.
Acrobats, dancers, performance artists and others who love to move are most likely going to love aerial equipment. Whether bouncing on a trampoline, swinging on a flying trapeze, or staging poses in mid-air while hanging on and swinging between different types of fabric, aerial arts have existed for quite some time. While trapeze acts are still popular, fabrics are often more colorful and can be used in both large performances such as a Circus as well as one-person shows.
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