Aerial Acro-Line Workshop

Acro-Line Workshop

The Acroline is a mixture of balance and aerial equipment. Acrobatic turns, elegant figures and balancing can be practiced swinging on it. In the workshop, we will first look together at the Acroline and its special characteristics and associated movement possibilities. Participants will have the possibility to explore under professional guidance according to their individual prior knowledge.

Swinging on the Acroline is great fun and it’s relatively easy to learn your first tricks, which look pretty spectacular.

Comfortable and long training clothes are recommended.

Julian Bläsi

Julian has been a big circus fan since his childhood, when he attended vacation courses at the Scuola Dimitri, and has taught himself many tricks in various disciplines. He did judo as a child, later climbed in an SAC youth section and then ended up breakdancing via capoeira. Julian Bläsi originally trained as a care specialist at the Sydefädeli retirement home and then worked at the Klus Park retirement center for five years. As a community service volunteer, he worked in a crèche, among other places. He gained experience with young people in various projects at social institutions and ended up in youth work, where he has worked for the last six years, including setting up a mobile circus program. Over the past six years, he has mainly specialized in partner acrobatics and has taken part in many international training camps and festivals. In the summer, he will complete his training as a community animator HF and then work full-time as a circus educator. In recent years, he has already led courses at the Robinson children’s circus, among others.

General information

• Registration by link, e-mail or telephone is binding.
• The course fee must be paid by invoice, which you will receive from us by e-mail.
• If registration is withdrawn up to 10 days before the workshop, 50% of the course fee will be charged. In the event of later withdrawal, the full costs are to be borne by the participant.
• The right to participate in the booked workshop is personal and non-transferable. Lessons not attended do not entitle the participant to a reduction in course fees, unless the workshop is explicitly advertised as modular.
• Insurance is the responsibility of the participants. An emergency contact must be given when registering.
• If there are not enough participants, the workshop cannot usually take place. The registered participants will be informed by e-mail about a possible cancellation.
• Participants must adhere to the house rules of the Zirkusquartier. The instructions of the staff must be followed.