School of Acrobatics & New Circus Arts
One of my dear friends invited me to take a trapeze class. She found a great deal through LivingSocial, a social media company. We went to SANCA (School of Acrobatics & New Circus Arts) located just south of Safeco field. They also have other classes to try such as contortion training, wirewalking, circus arts, geman wheel, etc. The instructors were immensely friendly and informative. We started off by doing basic tricks from static trapeze, back flips, etc and at the end if you don’t fall, you can attempt a mid-air connection called “the catch” before the end of a class. Basically, the last part of the knee hang is letting go of your legs and swinging with the catcher. I didn’t fall once and I attempted the catch at the end! I have already learned their amusing short hand language of trapeze: ”Listo, Ready, Hep!” Be warned, trapeze can become an addicting (and exhilarating) habit :)
SANCA website: http://www.sancaseattle.org/
Address: 674 S Orcas St Seattle 98108
Contact: 206 652-4433
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April 2, 2011 at 5:13 am
Wow! I didn’t think that there was a place in Seattle where one could learn trapeze. That seems like a lot of fun:) But look out, because Belltowngirl will soon be flying into a restaurant near you!;)
April 25, 2011 at 2:37 pm
you have more guts than I do! that would scare me to death!