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Flying Trapeze Classes at Streb Mar 1–May 8
Posted January 12, 2010
Note: Posted as received.
Enjoy intensive flying trapeze all year round at SLAM!
We have a brand new roof that has reflective paint! This new roof is double insulated to keep you warm in the winter months along with our new state-of-the-art infrared heating system! The roof hatch has given us the opportunity to cool SLAM off through the summer months as well! No matter what the season, your comfort is always our priority at SLAM!
Our flying trapeze workshops have been called "boot camp for trapeze artists."
With so many styles of training out there it's good to have a solid base and skill set so you can translate your skills to any other rig or style of training.
Part of your training here will help you build muscle and get you closer to the "round trip" that every flying trapeze artist strives for on any level! Conditioning is a major focus during class as well as warm up and form.
Classes are fun, informative, and challenging for a flying trapeze enthusiast of any age or skill level!
There is also a strong focus on conditioning to keep your muscles growing, as well as techniques for injury prevention.
Cost is still only $425 for 10-week workshop!! Amazing savings with great instruction!
If you can't make a class you can join our Yahoo message board and sell your classes.
The new workshop series:
- Mondays 6:30pm, March 1–May 3, 2010
Staff: Manny Martinez, Jay Gibson, Uys Du Boisson
- Mondays 8:30pm, March 1–May 3, 2010
Staff: Manny Martinez, Jay Gibson, Uys Du Boisson
- Thursdays 6:30pm, March 4–May 6, 2010
Staff: Manny Martinez, Tad Payne Tobin, Olivia Lehrman
- Thursdays 8:30pm, March 4–May 6, 2010
Staff: Manny Martinez, Tad Payne Tobin, Olivia Lehrman
- Saturdays 12:15pm, March 6–May 8, 2010
Staff: Jay Gibson, Cody Schreger, Manny Martinez
- NEW: Catcher's Workshop: Learn to catch like the pros!
Sundays 3pm, March 7–May 9, 2010
Staff: Jay Gibson, Tad Payne Tobin, Uys Du Boisson
Great new workshop, combines aerial conditioning and strengthening with learning the technique of making a catcher's lock and eventually catching fellow students!
Please call now to book your spot! 718-384-6491
All workshops are subject to a five-person minimum.
More information at streb.org
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