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Aerial & Tumble Workshops.

CircoBats is running 3-hour Aerial & Tumbling Specialty Workshops these July school holidays!

Perfect for dancers, gymnasts, or students wanting to build confidence, technique, strength, and skills in a focused training environment.

🤸 Tumbling Workshops

Students will focus on improving power, technique, flexibility, and skill progression through drills, conditioning, and targeted coaching.

Skills may include:
✨ Handstands
✨ Walkovers
✨ Handsprings
✨ Round Offs
✨ Saltos
…and more!

🎪 Aerial Workshops

Students will train across all three major aerial apparatuses:
✨ Silks
✨ Trapeze
✨ Lyra

Workshops will focus on aerial technique, transitions, conditioning, confidence, and skill development across all apparatuses.

Skills may include:
✨ Spins
✨ Drops
✨ Sequences
✨ Rolls
✨ Splits
…and more!

We have three ages/abilities: 

BlossomBats - 7 to 9 years
WattleBats - 9 to 12 years  
MegaBats
- 12 to 17 years

These workshops are best suited to students with a dance or gymnastics background, or students currently enrolled in an Aerial or Tumbling class at CircoBats.

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Prices

Only $60 for a 3hr workshop.

NO REFUNDS can be given after payment but you can change the date ( if available ) or use for another school holiday program if due to illness.

What to bring
Drink Bottle (water only)
Lunch (Fridges and microwaves available for use)
Snacks (lots!)
And lots of energy!

 

What to wear 

Wear comfy, stretchy clothing that does not restrict your movement and refrain from clothing with zips. We advise close fitting clothing as baggy items may become caught on the aerial equipment.

It is important to wear layers that cover the backs of knees, back, hips, armpits and elbows as these areas are prone to bumps, bruises and burns.

Long hair must be tied back, and all jewellery removed.

Marngu Maityu-maityu (Circus-Bats) Ngadlurlu Kaurna Miyurna yaitya yarta-mathanya yaintya yartaku tampinthi. Ngadlu tampinthi parnaku yartangka ngadlurlu marngu pintyanthi.
(CircoBats acknowledges the Kaurna people, the traditional custodians of this land.
We acknowledge that we create circus on their land).
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