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Our Aerial Silks program is designed to assist instructors who are teaching both the skills and the cautions necessary to participate in a logical and fun Aerial Silks program for Children and Adult Beginners. Our Artistic Director, Cori Woolfe developed and implemented this program to teach the coaches at the Vancouver Circus School, how to teach Aerial Silks. Aerial Silks is physically demanding and many children and adults become discouraged because of the strength required to learn skills. From her experience as an adult learner and through teaching silks to children, she developed a program that will allow students to learn skills using LOGICAL PROGRESSIONS that will develop strength while they learn skills and performance routines. This program was developed with assistance from Aaron Johnson, to help both students and other instructors to further develop their skills and to train new instructor’s to expand the aerial silks program. Order your coaching instructors manual today The skills used by The Circus Aerials Society have been acquired, adopted and developed from the culminated exposure to many other Aerialists that we have met over the years. We have had the great privilege of learning skills from many other silks artists and instructors who have very generously shared their expertise. They include but are not limited to: Sam Alvarez from Montreal, Rebecca Leonard from Toronto, Laura Paxton from Seattle, WA, Ginny Ritchie from New Zealand, Elsie and Serinty Smith and from Cirkids; Colleen Yeun and Jay Nunns. We have also had the benefit of learning from others we have performed with such as Jamie Evrard, Monica Tse, Israel Mota Reyes, Claire, Talitha, Lucky and David Anderson as well as all of the other aerialists from Cirkids, VCS and especially the Great Northern Way Aerial Club who motivate and inspire us. |
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| Manuals, photos or video are not a substitute for a certified and qualified aerial silks instructor. These manuals, photos and videos are intended to augment the instruction in the presence of a qualified coach in a supervised training environment. .Any activity that involves motion, rotation or height can cause injury and even death. Aerial silks should never be practiced without the supervision of a qualified coach or instructor. Aerial silks must always be practiced on a rigging point certified by a qualified engineer, on load tested fabric using load-tested rigging equipment. |
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Aerial Silks Instructional DVD and Manual
How to Introduce Aerial Silks to Beginners
How to Introduce Aerial Silks to Beginners
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