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What Does an Acrobat Do?
Tabletop Acrobat Move
Safety Tips for Acrobats
How to Do a Statue Acrobat Move
How to Do a Flyer Acrobat Move
How to Do a Flyer Acrobat Shoulder Stand
How to Do a Shoulder Stand Acrobat Move
Variations of the Shoulder Stand Acrobat Move
Easy Chair Acrobat Move
Three-Person Acrobat Moves
How to Do a Figure Acrobat Move
How to Do a Headstand
How to Do a Swimming Acrobat Move
How to Do a Three-Person Handstand
Chair Acrobat Move When Facing Partner
How to Do a Medium Lift Acrobat Move
How to Lift Safely in Acrobat Moves
How to Transition Acrobat Moves
Upside Down Flyer Acrobat Move
Low Shoulder Stand Acrobat Move
High Shoulder Stand Acrobat Move
Advanced Acrobat Flips
Summary: After mastering the basics of acrobatics, it can be fun for acrobats to use their legs to do a front flip. Learn how to do an intermediate acrobatic move with help from a professional circus performer in this free video on advanced acrobat flips.
Paul Anderson is a professional circus performer who has studied throughout Europe and the United States. He runs a circus school in Hollywood, Fla. Anderson is a clown, acrobat, tuba...read more
"On behalf of Expert Village, I'm Paul Anderson of ABC Circus in Hollywood, Florida, and this is beginning acrobatics. Now, Albert and I have only known each other for a few years. We only get together to do acrobatics once or twice a year. Although this is an intermediate level trick, we've learned it rather quickly. We're going to show you some of the things that you can have fun with after you’ve mastered the basics. Of course, Astrid is excellent in balancing, so this trick is quite easy for us. You notice she does different tricks with her legs to make it even more interesting. We're going to lower her down and she's going to finish with a nice flip. She makes it look so simple. After all, it's not that hard. On behalf of Expert Village, thank you for watching."
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