Jack's Acrobatics
A Fun Step-by-Step Guide to Acrobatic Exercises for the Whole Family
Published on 19. May 2015
Book
Hardback
80 pages
978-1-78066-190-2 (ISBN)
Description
Jack wants to put on an acrobatics show in time for the holidays. Every week he practices doing somersaults and building pyramids with Mum and Dad. Do you want to join in the fun too?
Jack's Acrobatics is a collection of 24 acrobatic exercises for the whole family. From simple practice games to acrobatic tricks, Jack's Acrobatics brings pure pleasure to young and old and helps with the development of motor skills along the way.
'Wonderful!' Peter Duncan in his foreword.
Jack's Acrobatics is a collection of 24 acrobatic exercises for the whole family. From simple practice games to acrobatic tricks, Jack's Acrobatics brings pure pleasure to young and old and helps with the development of motor skills along the way.
'Wonderful!' Peter Duncan in his foreword.
More details
Language
English
Place of publication
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Montag & Martin Limited
Target group
Children/juvenile
Dimensions
Height: 216 mm
Width: 215 mm
Thickness: 15 mm
Weight
358 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-78066-190-2 (9781780661902)
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Persons
In 1993, Rika founded Cirkus in Beweging [Circus in Movement], the very first Flemish circus school. It's where she developed circomotorics, a playful form of exercise based on a mixture of acrobatics and Veronica Sherborne's developmental movement learning. Circomotorics is all about having fun and maintaining the physical contact between parents and kids. For more than twenty years, Rika has been getting up very early every Saturday morning to give more than one hundred children lessons in making somersaults and building pyramids with their dads, mums, grandmothers or grandfathers.
As a child Laura preferred walking on her hands to walking on her feet. She was one of Rika Taeymans' first pupils and loved swinging on the trapeze. After ten years of practice, she became Rika's colleague in circomotorics. Nowadays, she prefers writing to swinging on the trapeze. Together with Rika, she decided to write down some of the exercises so that many more children would have the chance to enjoy these exciting games.
As a child Laura preferred walking on her hands to walking on her feet. She was one of Rika Taeymans' first pupils and loved swinging on the trapeze. After ten years of practice, she became Rika's colleague in circomotorics. Nowadays, she prefers writing to swinging on the trapeze. Together with Rika, she decided to write down some of the exercises so that many more children would have the chance to enjoy these exciting games.