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Elsie demonstrates a spotting technique for aerial rope while Serenity rests in a back balance.
A three hi with Jan Damm, Serenity & Brooke Locke faces a big audience of people sitting on the grass.
Serenity demonstrates how to spot a gazelle while one student does the gazelle and the other person spots.

Skill building & act development for private or public groups in aerials, acrobatics, vertical dance & tree dancing.

Skill building & performance refinement for individuals & companies.

For new teachers & continuing education for experienced teachers of aerials, handbalancing & partner acrobatics.

The Nimble Arts Method

The Nimble Arts 'method' begins with the simple concept - that we work with the heart first and then the body and that each person learns differently & has different physical abilities.  Then we adjust the experience accordingly.

 

It follows that we:      

  • teach a culture of safety (everyone is involved with creating a safe environment)

  • give a sense of security (work at your own comfort level/pace)

  • encourage self-assessment (listen to your body)

  • allow self-determination (needs of the student pre-empt the goals of the teacher)

 

Did you know we created the original framework for teaching aerials used by many studios today?  Where did 'flamenco hand' get it's name from?  Who named the belay? Who made the 'tippy lyra'? All of those answers are 'Elsie & Serenity'.  ​

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