Contemporary Circus, Step 2

Continuation course up to 12 years

Ready for the next level?
Contemporary Circus Step 2 is a new continuation course for those who have trained in circus for 2-4 semesters but have yet to turn 12. The continuation course gives you more space to focus on your favourite discipline. We also spend a little more time on physical preparations, such as strength and flexibility, which are needed when you want to develop further in your discipline. The goal is that when you turn 12, you should be ready to go on to one of our continuation courses: the Cirkör Course, Aerial Acrobatics, Acrobatics & Trampoline or Lines & Wires.
Age: from 7 years.
City: Stockholm and Gothenburg
Price in Alby: SEK 2 279 for 12 classes in Northern Europe's largest circus hall.
Botkyrka residents under 20 have a 600 SEK discount on our term courses in Alby.
Day and Time in Alby: Term timetable Stockholm
Experience needed
To start at Contemporary Circus, Step 2, you need to take the Contemporary Circus Course for 2-4 semesters with us, or an equivalent at another circus school. Feel free to talk to us, and we will assess together whether you are ready for the next step!
Not sure which course to take? Contact us, and we'll talk about it!

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It is a super fun course with excellent teachers and enjoyable lessons!
Participant Contemporary Circus Step 2

The course contains

Acrobatics
Acrobatics is one of the cornerstones of circus and contains many different disciplines. However, when we refer to acrobatics in the courses, we usually mean doing somersaults, handstands and performing various tricks on the floor.
Partner acrobatics
In partner acrobatics, two or more people collaborate in lifting, balancing, throwing and catching each other. We call those who lift "undermen" and those who are getting lifted "flyers".
Juggling
Juggling can be throwing balls or clubs into the air and balancing feathers or sticks with plates on the body. Many jugglers call themselves object manipulators.
Tightrope walking
There are many different types of lines, ropes and wires you can walk on: high, low, tight or slack. Many use long poles to help maintain balance. Balancing on a rope is often combined with acrobatics and dance.
Aerial acrobatics
An aerial acrobat performs tricks using, for example, a trapeze, rope, ring or silks. The tricks can consist of swinging, balancing and moving between different poses.