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Acro classes at DTA would be the perfect compliment to keep them up on their tumbling skills! Acro training enables dancers to level up and stand out! As we coach your athletes we always have the long term view in mind.

Acro dance is known by various other names including acrobatic dance and gymnastic dance, though it is most commonly referred to simply as acro by dancers and dance professionals. Acro is an especially challenging dance style for dancers as it requires them to be trained in both dance and acrobatic skills.

Acro is a style of dance which combines classical dance technique with precision acrobatic elements. Students are carefully placed in the appropriate level based upon their technical skills, physical development, and strength. The physical and artistic well-being of the student is the consideration in determining level placement.

Acrobatic Artistry is a step-by-step, user-friendly, affordable curriculum series that elaborates on the technical skills acro students need to succeed.

Acro II (Required Skills: front and back limber, front and back walkover, aerial, round off, all splits, chin stand) Acro Class Requirements: Students should expect to stay at the same level for a minimum of 2 years .

At Art in Motion School of Dance we offer tumbling and acro classes based on the trusted Acrobatic Arts Syllabus, which our acro teachers have been trained and certified in. The program is based on safe and effective progressions within five divisions of AcroDance: Flexibility, Strength, Balancing, Limbering and Tumbling.

Acro is an especially challenging style for dancers to master as training in both dance and acrobatic elements is required. Acro technique includes balancing, limbering, tumbling and partnering, based in flexibility, contortion and strength.

2025年2月11日 · The back limber is quite literally the front limber, but in reverse. For this trick, the dancer falls into a bridge, and does a kickover into a handstand, then brings the legs forward together. “Sometimes [in back walkovers] people fall differently, and they try to place their hands [down], but it just… dislocates.”

hi everyone it's Caetlyn here today and I'm gonna show you how to do a beginner acrobatics skill which is a front limber. I noticed I didn't mention one thin...