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Take Your Skills to the Next Level!

Silks/Tissu Virtual Masterclass workshop w/Jenn Bruyer
Thursday 12/8 at 7:30pm


In this ongoing progressive series we will take an in-depth look at both single and double pole theory specifically for aerial silks. More than just individual skills, we will look at how skills compare to one another in structure and function, building skills from the ground up in various ways, deconstructing wraps, and finding both connections and contrast.

We will discuss technique, examine fabric theory and also explore the foundations of dynamic movement via drills and momentum based transitions.

This series is designed for both for those who instruct others and those who practice at a higher level. 

Prerequisites: ability to be in the air for up to 2 minutes, ability to easily invert, strong understanding of the four fundamental wraps: catcher, hipkey, s-lock, u-lock. Familiarity with belay, thigh hitch, inside and outside seatbelt a plus.

$70 – per student for 2 hour workshop


Instructor:

When not on the road Jenn resides in the magical wonderland that is the Pacific Northwest in her beautiful tiny off grid home with her two weenie dogs. Jenn has been immersed in aerial arts since 2008. She is driven by her focus on fabric (silks) and sling (hammock) and her first love trapeze [of all sorts]. She also enjoys exploring cord lisse, cloud swing, lyra, net, rope & harness and anything else someone puts in front of her. She has coached, choreographed and performed around the world including over 30 US states, China, Italy, Ireland, Scotland, Germany, Austria, Canada, Costa Rica and Mexico.
 
As an Aerial Coach, she seeks to provide the highest quality progressive instruction to aerialists of all abilities from novice to professional performer. Her mission as a human is to cultivate a warm, non-judgmental learning environment that fosters community, to build physical and emotional strength within the individuals who participate in this environment and methodically construct a vehicle by which to create art.