I put many categories in here just because I didn't want so many menu buttons. The main categories are in the menu and the more obscure are here. This is all still really good stuff. Check it out.
It's a whole new world of washing machines when you start adding more people. Almost any machine can be made into a group machine with a little imagination.
This is a move requiring a large group in which bases form lines and flyers move from base to base in different ways.
This is a link to a YouTube playlist of Kaleidoscope acro
These are moves, usually done with two standing people, who lean back and forth to pick each other up in various ways. I got a lot of these from Ezra Lebank.
When a group of acrobats organizes a surprise acro performance
Flows are long arrangements of moves which do not necessarily repeat.
Debbie and I decided to make a name for a type of acro we like. Rolling sequences include a lot of catherines wheels, F2H, H2H, shoulder stands, sometimes whips and pops. They stay in a vertical plane, often moving from l-base to standing and back. People ask me why I call them Ralphs. It is because I am constantly naming things and trying to come up with names which somehow signify the move. I got tired of all this contrived meaning one day so I made a completely random name.
These are l-base, supine, sitting, on knees,
These are l-base, supine, sitting, on knees,
These are moves which do not fit into any of the obvious categories.