We will cover over 25 different move variations including a range of poses on a single footlock, double footlock, double/triple wraps and and introduction to ankle hangs. Our second unit is the main body of this course. This unit will recap the basics relating to the footlock skills covered in the previous instalment, Footlocks Module 1. UNIT 1 – INTRODUCTION TO PROGRESSIVE FOOTLOCK WORK These moves are of a similar nature (poses that are high value with straightforward entries and exits) and they are the natural progression from aerial dance Footlocks covered in the Foundation Aerial Silks course. Within this course we have also included a selection of double and triple wrap movements that we feel fit well within the Footlocks Module 2 syllabus. At a basic level, Progressive Footlocks provide more complex or technical wraps for beginner progression students to work on at a higher level, they provide great strength and conditioning training for lifting inverts through moves such as the Arabesque Invert and Teardrop. Carrie has trained hundreds of students in the aerial arts as well as countless individuals who have become teachers using her Aerial Circus Training & Safety Manual.Progressive footlock skills are a great way to take your students to the next level. Combining a love of the circus with her therapeutic background, Carrie does work-shops and trainings in Circus Arts Therapy throughout the country, including but not limited to Cirque Du Monde: A Cirque Du Soleil Outreach Program that uses circus arts as an alternative educational approach to help youth in difficulty around the world. She has served as aerial supervisor, play therapist, and consultant to the internationally renowned Camp Winnarainbow in California. Carrie spent 15 years practicing and teaching Circus Arts in Atlanta, Georgia where, in 1993, she founded Circus Camp which serves over 1000 children each summer. After having studied 6 years with the students of the FSU Flying High Circus, Carrie began teaching circus arts at the age of 14. is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker as well as an aerial dancer with over 20 years of experience as an instructor, performer, and choreographer. Heller has assembled information for circus performers and those who have always wondered exactly how "they do that." Few books outline the information available in the Aerial Circus Training and Safety Manual.Ĭarrie Heller, M.S.W. The step-by-step information is accompanied by over 1,000 how-to photos, as well as safety information and procedures. Synopsis: Carrie Heller's Aerial Circus Training and Safety Manual gives the reader complete information on teaching and learning trapeze, rings, tissue, and web work.
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