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Equilibrists/Handstands
A handstand is the act of standing erect, but upside down, with one's hands on the ground and feet in the air. The basic handstand has legs extended vertically with no knee bend, hands roughly shoulder-width apart, and head facing forward, but there are numerous variations. Performing a handstand requires good upper body strength. Handstands are performed in many athletic activities, including breakdance, fitness competitions, circus acrobatics, cheerleading, and martial arts like Capoeira. Source: http://en.wikipedia.org |
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Willy Weldens presents a unique hanbalance act with force.
Originally from a circus family, Willy presents several different acts.
Nevertheless we got particularly fascinated by his hand-balance act.
His act requests a lot of force especially when he finishes it with a head balance on a carafe glass.
Originally from a circus family, Willy presents several different acts.
Nevertheless we got particularly fascinated by his hand-balance act.
His act requests a lot of force especially when he finishes it with a head balance on a carafe glass.
Maxim performs an original equilibristic act as it consists in stacking chairs to finally form a sort of “tower” of chairs on top of which he will handbalance.
This act is usually the specialty of Chinese acrobats but the music and maxim’s style makes it completely different and unique.
Maxim is the fifth generation of a well known Russian artistic family. Already in his childhood, at age of 5, Maxim started to acquire the basic of floor acrobatics and hand balancing/equilibristic from his parents.
The actual act was performed for the very first time in front of an audience in 1998. Since then, he has been performing in various upscale circuses and varieties around the world.
This act is usually the specialty of Chinese acrobats but the music and maxim’s style makes it completely different and unique.
Maxim is the fifth generation of a well known Russian artistic family. Already in his childhood, at age of 5, Maxim started to acquire the basic of floor acrobatics and hand balancing/equilibristic from his parents.
The actual act was performed for the very first time in front of an audience in 1998. Since then, he has been performing in various upscale circuses and varieties around the world.
This duo was founded in 2007 with the aim of uniting the work of two artists of different professional areas.
The combination of acrobatics and solo musical performance is unique in its manner.
In a symbiosis between body and sound, strength and smoothness, the two artists are subsumed in each other and sweep the audience away in this spectacle of the senses.
The combination of acrobatics and solo musical performance is unique in its manner.
In a symbiosis between body and sound, strength and smoothness, the two artists are subsumed in each other and sweep the audience away in this spectacle of the senses.
3 Colombian brothers who come from Mexico performing acrobatic figures with strength and all in slow motion.
This act has already performed in many south american circus such as: Circus Vazquez, Circus Rolex and Circus Atayde. They will soon be performing at the China Wuqiao International Circus Festival.
This act has already performed in many south american circus such as: Circus Vazquez, Circus Rolex and Circus Atayde. They will soon be performing at the China Wuqiao International Circus Festival.
Golden Force is a beautiful choreographed display of strength.
Painted in gold, the performers appear on stage as real statues that slowly take life. These human statues will then present a hand balancing act but totally in slow motion which makes it even harder.
Painted in gold, the performers appear on stage as real statues that slowly take life. These human statues will then present a hand balancing act but totally in slow motion which makes it even harder.
