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Aerial silk – female aerial stunts
Garret Crawford
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Aerial silk – female aerial stunts

Aerial silks are exercises performed in the air using special vertical slings. Learn about their advantages!

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Acroyoga – acrobatic exercises in pairs
Garret Crawford
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Acroyoga – acrobatic exercises in pairs

Acroyoga is a form of activity that is a unique combination of yoga, acrobatics and Thai massage. It effectively strengthens bonds and helps stretch muscles!

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