Contortion with Sherry Ceylan - motion*s
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Contortion


By Sherry Ceylan
this course will be discontinued from August 2023
Sunday 17:30 – 19:00
*****Beginner
contortion Strength Stretching

Contortion is a circus art in which the body is brought into seemingly impossible positions through stretching. Through special stretching and strengthening exercises, the body is gradually conditioned to get into deep stretches and to be able to hold them. Everyone can work on their personal flexibility level in a healthy way – whether overly flexible or not doesn’t matter!

Our Sunday contortion class is for anyone who has some experience with contortion training, is close to or already on the ground in front splits, and can stand stably in a bridge (if this is not yet the case, please choose the Wednesday class). We will work on forearm bridges, forearm stands, and occasional oversplits in this class.

The workout will consist of a cardio warmup, dynamic and active/passive stretching exercises, PNF stretching and strength building. The exercises will be customized to your level. ATTENTION: Prerequisite is that there is no damage to the spine, acute injuries or chronic inflammation! Be prepared to sweat 😉

I myself have benefited from contortion training in many ways: increased well-being, healthy posture, less tension, back problems are passé and also my dance technique has improved greatly – so it’s worth it!

Teaching languages: DE/EN

 

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JOIN THIS DANCE CLASS

Please register for this class in our class calendar. Here you can book specific dates and you can also pay online. If you are a contract member of motion*s the booking is free of charge for you. Be at the studio about 15 minutes prior to the start time and sign in for the class at the front desk. More questions you might have you'll find answers to in our FAQ.

Sherry Ceylan
Tribal Fusion, Contortion
Regular Teacher
Belly Dance Contorsion Kontorsion Tribal Fusion


Languages

Deutsch
Englisch

Language of instruction
Deutsch
Englisch

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