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Performing Arts - Acrobatics

Here you will learn some English words related to acrobatics such as "trapeze", "contortion", and "aerial silk".

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trapeze
trapeze
[noun]

a horizontal bar suspended by ropes or cables, used by acrobats for performing aerial maneuvers and swings

Ex: With each swing on the trapeze, the acrobat displayed remarkable precision and control , captivating the audience with their daring aerial displays .
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corde lisse

a vertical hanging rope used in circus aerial performances for acrobatics, spins, and poses

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cloud swing

a horizontal bar suspended by ropes or straps used for acrobatics and spins in aerial performances

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tightrope walking

type of performing art where an individual walks along a thin, suspended wire or rope, typically high above the ground, and usually involves acrobatic or balancing skills

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slacklining

balance sport where a flexible line is tensioned between two anchor points, and the participant walks, balances, or performs tricks on the line

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contortion

the act of twisting and bending the body into unusual positions, often performed by acrobats or contortionists

Ex: The performer 's ability to achieve extreme contortions demonstrates an unparalleled level of flexibility and control over the body .
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Cyr wheel
Cyr wheel
[noun]

a circular acrobatic apparatus used in circus arts where the performer spins and manipulates the wheel while performing acrobatic movements and poses

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teeterboard

a gymnastics apparatus for acrobats, consisting of a flexible board on a pivot, used to launch performers into the air for stunts

Ex: The acrobats showcased their skills on the teeterboard, impressing the audience with their daring flips .
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human pyramid

a formation where individuals stack on top of each other to create a pyramid-like structure, commonly used in acrobatics, cheerleading, or team-based activities

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hand to hand acrobatics

a form of acrobatics where performers engage in acrobatic movements and poses using their hands to support or balance each other

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aerial silk

acrobatics using suspended fabric for captivating performances

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aerial hoop

an acrobatic apparatus consisting of a circular steel hoop suspended from above, used for performing dynamic and artistic aerial routines

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hoop
hoop
[noun]

a circular apparatus used by performers for spinning, tossing, and incorporating into aerial routines

Ex: The hoop's fluid movements and elegant rotations added a captivating visual element to the acrobatic display , leaving spectators in awe of the performers ' skill and artistry .
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acrobalance

an acrobatic art form showcasing body balancing and teamwork

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Russian bar

an acrobatic apparatus for high-flying flips, twists, and tricks performed with a flexible bar, showcasing strength and coordination

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pole dance

a type of dance that involves performing acrobatic and artistic movements on a vertical pole, often associated with fitness, athleticism, and creativity

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Russian swing

an acrobatic apparatus for aerial maneuvers showcasing athleticism and skill

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wheel of death

an acrobatic apparatus with a rotating wheel, showcasing daring feats of balance and agility

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flying trapeze

an acrobatic act with daring swings, flips, and catches, showcasing athleticism and skill in mid-air

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risley
risley
[noun]

an acrobatic foot juggling act showcasing coordination and dexterity with objects using the feet

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