Results For Category: "Circus"

Exercises every circus artist/athlete should do: single leg hip bridge

So, I spend most of my day looking at other people’s butts. Wait. That needs more context so it doesn’t sound incredibly…

Injury Prevention in Circus Arts: an approach we need to talk about more (part three)

[alert type=”info” close=”false”] If you’re just joining us, the rest of this rather lengthy explosion of thoughts can be found here: part…

Injury Prevention in Circus Arts: an approach we need to talk about more (part two)

[alert type=”info” close=”false”] In case you missed it, you can find part one here. [/alert] Functional movement represents the basic foundation for…

Women are awesome: reflections on the 2016 American Circus Educators Conference

At the beginning of this month, I was fortunate enough to spend an inspiring five days at the American Circus Educators Conference…

Check your Shoulders, Are They Cleared for Circus

This month’s post is about checking in with your shoulder placement for your overhead activities. Whether you are about to train aerials,…

Stretching: finally, some clarity

I’ve been sitting on this thought for months, so this post really is overdue. After all, the literature review was published way…

Stable Hips for Circus

One of the more common movement pattern limitations is the Active Straight Leg Raise (ASLR). In the Functional Movement Screen, this particular screen…

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Stretching: down the rabbit hole

What’s exciting to me about circus is that it has so much potential to be a journey of self-discovery. Everyone starts in…

Exercises Every Aerialist Should Do: the problem with the ‘hollow’ body

I have used it before in the past and I’ve worked with others who have used it. In certain circles, it’s quite…

Manifesto 2016: ch-ch-ch-changes

It’s been way too long since I’ve posted. It’s time for that to change. In fact, many things are changing and I’d…