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HOW TO REGISTERStep 1: Choose Use this session guide to selectyour classes. Choose a class that fits yourinterest, schedule, and skill levelby noting the genre, time and day,and pre-requisites of the class.Step 2: Register Registration is only online.If you are enrolling more thanone student, we ask that youplease register their classes inseparate carts. Registering for a class does notguarantee class placement. Step 3: WaitWait for confirmation. This maytake up to four weeks after you havecompleted registration. Once registration has closed, TeamAdmin begins to process requests. Watch your email for any questionswe may have and for your final classconfirmation email.9

HOW TO REGISTERPre-registration:This is the process of creating a student accounton our registration software, Active Network. Includes a non-refundable 45 fee that onlyneeds to be completed once per academic year. Pre-register by clicking here, or on our websiteunder CLASSES and HOW TO REGISTER All students who have completed pre-registrationwill receive an email with a link to register forsummer session classes. New Students: Must complete pre-registration before registeringfor classes. Not sure which class to try first? We reccommenda class in the “Experience” genre that allows you tosample many different circus acts over the course ofa session!Returning Students:Returning students will receive classrecommendations based on coach feedback. Theseare either recommendations to join a new class, ormove-ups into the next level of a class. Please note: registering for a class or level thatyou do not meet the pre-requisites for will greatlyslow down the registration process. 10

Colors:Each act is marked to denote the level of pre-requisites needed forthe FIRST level of that act.GREEN classes require no additional class pre-requisites other than meeting the age requirement.New to our program? Start here!ORANGE classes are beginning-level classes that require a skill/class building prerequisite. Theseacts usually require participating in a non-performing class or the first level of an act to gain the experience necessary to move up.PINK classes require previous experience to begin training in the act. Look carefully at the prerequisites listed to determine your eligibility.AQUA classes require an ADVANCED level of training even for the lowest level. These classes areoften marked as “invitation only.”WHITE invitation-only classes are advanced classes which have very specific skill requirements.Depending on the class, this could include base/flyer experience, partner experience/match-up,emotional maturity, performance experience, size, experience with a specific apparatus, etc. Assuch, coaches need to have experience with or evaluate students prior to invitation into a class. Ifyou feel that your student is eligible for an invitation-only class to which they have not received arecommendation, or to express interest in these classes in the future, please contactadminstaff@circusjuventas.org.Letters:Each act has an ACT CODE that begins with letters. These letters standfor the name of the act. For example, “SS” stands for Side by Side.Numbers:Each class has two sets of numbers separated by a hyphen. The numbersbefore the hyphen are the LEVEL of the class. They numbers after thehyphen are the class SECTION.Registration Tip!Sections are associated with a specific dayand time. We have many popular classeswith multiple sections within a week. Whenregistering for a class with multiple sections,use different sections as alternate classes asa way to indicate order of preference in theevent your requested class is full.GW 0000-01Act Code ExampleThe letters in this act code stand for “GermanWheel.” German Wheel is an act with four differentlevels. This is the lowest level of the act, as denotedby the “0000” before the hyphen. This class is verypopular and three different sections are offered.The example class code is for section 1, which weknow from the numbers “01” after the hyphen.11

HOW TO READ THECLASS PAGESThese pages are a key to understanding the class pages at the back of this sessionguide. The class pages are used to determine which classes you are eligible to take bychecking a class’s performing status, prerequisites, and level. Every class on the classpages is assigned an “act code” so be sure to check the Act Code Example on the lastpage to learn how to read these!Class InformationPrerequisitesPerforming StatusGerman Wheel (GW) A rolling 8-foot steel apparatus with hand and foot settings that encourages balance and agility.Youth Beginner/New StudentGW 0000-01 German Wheel ages 8-11 (Mon 5:00 PM)GW 0000-02 German Wheel ages 8-11 (Wed 7:15 PM)GW 0000-03 German Wheel ages 8-11 (Fri 5:00 PM)At least 4’ 2” tall, able to execute a cartwheel on the floor and touch toesin pike, Meets minimum age by Sept 1, and space availabilityNon-PerformingGW 0100-01 German Wheel ages 10 (Thur 4:00 PM)Able to execute a half-tuck roll, cartwheel, and carousel; coachrecommendation and space availabilitySpring Show 2022Able to execute the following tricks: kick over, kick back, and back hipcircles in addition to tricks from previous levels; coach recommendationand space availabilityAble to execute skills from previous levels; coach recommendation, andspace availabilitySpring Show 20220Spring Show 2022Youth Beginner/IntermediateYouth IntermediateGW 0200-01 German Wheel ages 10 (Thur 8:15 PM)GW 0300-01 German Wheel ages 10 (Wed 5:00 PM)Youth AdvancedGW 0400-01 German Wheel ages 10 (Thur 5:00 PM)Spring Show 2022Globes (GL) Perch atop over-sized balls to develop balance and foot dexterity; add maneuvering and hula hoops in higher levels.Youth Beginner/New StudentGL 0000-01 Globes ages 6-12 (Tues 6:15 PM)GL 0000-02 Globes ages 6-12 (Sat 2:15 PM)Meets minimum age by Sept 1 and space availabilityNon-PerformingGL 0100-01 Globes ages 6-12 (Tues 4:00 PM)Must be able to execute the following tricks: need to be able to get on and Spring Show 2022off globe by themselves, can walk on the globe, and spin rings; coachrecommendation and space availabilityGL 0200-01 Globes ages 6-12 (Mon 6:15 PM)Must be able to walk forwards, backwards, and sideways; walk up anddown the wedge forwards; two person on one globe on the soft mat;coach recommendation and space availabilityYouth Beginner/IntermediateClass PriceTypeGL 0300-01 Globes ages 6-12 (Sat 1:15 PM)Spring Show 2022Prerequisites PerformingThere are prerequisites for eachStatusact and level. These help explainAll skills from 0200 consistently and with good form; coachrecommendation and space availabilityHand Balance (HB) A fusion of contortion and advanced hand balancing techniques.Spring Show 2022Check here to see assignedlevel progressionswithin theIf a class is a Fixed FeeBy invitation only; has trained in Handstands and/or has experience basing Spring Show 2022performances for each levelact. It isorimportantclass, it will show (FF) afterflying in anothertoactcheckand spaceforavailabilityof each act. Classes areprerequisites, even on classesthe class day and time. If aHand to Hand (HTH) A fusion of acrobatics and advanced hand balancing technique.either performing in Springcolor-coded green.class is a General Fee class,Youth IntermediateShow, Summer Show, or arethere will be no designationHTH 0000-01 Hand to Hand ages 11 (Mon 5:00 PM, Thur 6:15By invitation only; has trained in Handstands and/or has experience basing Non-PerformingPM)(FF) the day and time. Geror flying in another act and space availability labeled Non-Performing.afterman Wheel is a General FeeYouth Advancedclass.ForHTH0500-01Handmoreto Handinformationages 13 (Sat 12:15 PM)By invitation cing technique and develop handstands skills, strength, and flexibility.Handstands (HS) Learnfine art of handthe Intermediate“Class Costs” page.YouthYouth IntermediateHB 0100-01 Hand Balance ages 8 (Wed 5:00 PM)HS 0005-01 Handstands ages 12 (Tues 6:15 PM)HS 0005-02 Handstands ages 12 (Mon 5:00 PM)HS 0005-03 Handstands ages 12 (Tues 5:00 PM)Currently taking intermediate-level courses, previous acrobatic training isrecommended but not required, ability to kick up to a wall handstandindependently and hold for 20 seconds, touch toes in sitting straddle andpike positions, and space availabilityNon-Performing12

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CLASSCATALOGUE List of classesorganized by genre. CLASS PAGES:tables of every classand session offered. Index of classes(alphabetical).14

CLASSES BY GENREPRESCHOOL &KINDERSCircus Kinders, pg. 18Preschool, pg. 18EXPERIENCEAerial Experience, pg. 18Circus Experience, pg. 18ACROBATICSAcro Contortion Balance, pg. 19Acrobatics, pg. 19Acrobatics Adagio, pg. 19Acrobatics Foundations, pg. 19Advanced Trampoline, pg. 19Fire Jump Rope, pg. 20High Bar, pg. 20Moroccan Pyramids, pg. 20 Table Comedy, pg. 20Revolving Poles, pg. 20Russian Bar, pg. 20Russian Swing, pg. 15Skating Adagio, pg. 20Stunt Parkour, pg. 20Teeterboard, pg. 21Trampoline, pg. 21Vault Mini, pg. 21Wall Trampoline, pg. 21Wall Walking, pg. 22Wheel of Steel, pg. 22AERIAL4-Girl Spinning Cube, pg. 23Bungee Trapeze, pg. 23Cloud Swing, pg. 23Double Trapeze, pg. 24Duo Straps, pg. 24Duo Trapeze, pg. 24Flying Trapeze, pg. 24Flying Trapeze Basics, pg. 24Flying Trapeze Recreational, pg. 24Hammock, pg. 25Hanging Perch, pg. 2515Hoops, pg. 25Intro to Aerial, pg. 25Intro to Solo Trapeze, pg. 25Ladder Trapeze, pg. 26Low Casting, pg. 26Low Casting Fun, pg. 26Mexican Cloud Swing, pg. 26Mini Hammock, pg. 27Multiple Trapeze, pg. 27Pas de Deux, pg. 27Russian Cradle, pg. 27Side by Side, pg. 28Silks, pg. 28Sling, pg. 28Spanish Web, pg. 29Star, pg. 29Static Trapeze, pg. 29Straps, pg. 30Swinging Trapeze, pg. 30Triangle Trapeze, pg. 30Triple Trapeze, pg. 31Umbrella Poles, pg. 31

Bite Balance, pg. 32Chair Stacking, pg. 32Contortion, pg. 32Cyr Wheel, pg. 32DaVinci Wheel, pg. 32Duo Cyr Wheel, pg. 32German Wheel, pg. 33Globes, pg. 33Hand Balance, pg. 33Hand To Hand, pg. 33Handstands, pg. 34High Wire, pg. 34Low Wire, pg. 34Mid Wire, pg. 34Rola Bola, pg. 34Trick Unicycle, pg. 34Unicycle, pg. 35Wire Walk pg. 35CROSSTRAININGAerial Conditioning, pg. 36Circus X-Treme, pg. 36Core Conditioning, pg. 36Preperatory Team, pg. 36Stretching and Strengthening, pg. 36Team Acrobatics, pg. 36CLASS CATALOGUEBALANCEJUGGLINGJuggling, pg. 37THEATER &DANCEDance, pg. 38Theater, pg. 3816

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PRESCHOOL &KINDERSClass InformationPrerequisitesPerforming StatusCircus Kinders (CK) Designed for kindergartners, this performing class is a bridge between the traditional Preschool class and the youth programwhere students will specialize in an act.Preschool/KinderCK 0100-01 Circus Kinders ages 5-6 (Sat 12:15 PM) (FF)CK 0100-02 Circus Kinders ages 5-6 (Tues 4:00 PM) (FF)Meets minimum age by Sept 1 and space availabilitySpring Show 2023Preschool (PRE) A unique program exclusively for 2 to 5 year olds. Genres explored include balance, acrobatics, expression, juggling, and aerial.Preschool/KinderPRE 0100-01 Preschool ages 2-3 (Sat 9:00 AM) (FF)Meets minimum age by Sept 1 and space availabilitySpring Show 2023PRE 0200-01 Preschool ages 3-4 (Sat 10:00 AM) (FF)Meets minimum age by Sept 1 and space availabilitySpring Show 2023PRE 0300-01 Preschool ages 4-5 (Sat 11:00 AM) (FF)Meets minimum age by Sept 1 and space availabilitySpring Show 2023EXPERIENCEClass InformationPrerequisitesPerforming StatusAerial Experience (AEEX) A just-for-fun, non-performing class that lets students explore aerial acts in a Circus Experience-style format. Try yourhands at multiple and triple trapezes, aerial hoops, mini hammocks, low casting, Spanish webs, and silks.Youth Beginner/New StudentAEEX 0000-01 Aerial Experience ages 8-12 (Sat 1:15 PM)Meets minimum age by Sept 1 and space availabilityNon-PerformingAEEX 0005-01 Aerial Experience ages 10 (Tues 7:15 PM)Meets minimum age by Sept 1 and space availabilityNon-PerformingCircus Experience (CE) A supportive environment fosters confidence allowing students to explore their capabilities in the circus arts, including thegenres of acrobatics, juggling, aerial, theater/dance, and balance.Youth Beginner/New StudentCE 0000-01 Circus Experience ages 6-9 (Sat 11:00 AM)CE 0000-02 Circus Experience ages 6-9 (Mon 4:00 PM)Meets minimum age by Sept 1 and space availabilityNon-PerformingCE 0005-01 Circus Experience ages 10 (Thur 4:00 PM)Meets minimum age by Sept 1 and space availabilityNon-Performing18

ACROBATICSClass InformationPrerequisitesPerforming StatusAcro Contortion Balance (ACBA) Combining balance, acrobatics, and contortion, this new act is sure to be a crowd-pleaser!Youth AdvancedACBA 1000-01 Acro Contortion Balance ages 13 (Tues 4:00- By invitation only4:45 PM, Thur 4:45-5:30 PM) (FF)Summer Show 2022Acrobatics (AC) Students create pyramids and learn circus and gymnastic tumbling.Youth Beginner/New StudentAC 0100-01 Acrobatics ages 6-9 (Thur 6:15 PM)AC 0100-02 Acrobatics ages 6-9 (Sat 10:00 AM)AC 0100-03 Acrobatics ages 6-9 (Tues 4:00 PM)Meets minimum age by Sept 1 and space availabilitySpring Show 2023AC 0105-01 Acrobatics ages 10 (Wed 7:15 PM)Meets minimum age by Sept 1 and space availabilitySpring Show 2023Youth IntermediateAC 0200-01 Acrobatics ages 6-9 (Sat 9:00 AM)Successful execution of skills from previous level, ability to exe- Spring Show 2023cute front-to-back cartwheel, backward roll to pushup positionon wedge, kick to handstand, coach recommendation, andspace availabilityAC 0205-01 Acrobatics ages 10 (Mon 7:15 PM)Successful execution of skills from previous level, must be able Spring Show 2023to do a front handspring and a round-off back handspring on thefloor unassisted, coach recommendation, and space availabilityAC 0225-01 Acrobatics ages 10 (Sat 1:15 PM)AC 0225-02 Acrobatics ages 10 (Fri 7:15 PM)Successful execution of skills from previous level, ability to exe- Spring Show 2023cute front-to-back cartwheel, backward roll to pushup positionon wedge, kick to handstand, coach recommendation, andspace availabilityAC 0250-01 Acrobatics ages 10 (Mon 5:00 PM)Successful execution of skills from previous level, must be able Spring Show 2023to do a front handspring and a round-off back handspring on thefloor unassisted, coach recommendation, and space availabilityAC 0300-01 Acrobatics ages 10 (Tues 6:15 PM)Successful execution of skills from previous level, ability to exe- Spring Show 2023cute a front handspring and round-off two back handsprings onthe floor with proper technique, coach recommendation, andspace availabilityYouth AdvancedAC 0500-01 Acrobatics ages 10 (Tues 7:15 PM)Successful execution of skills from previous level, coach recom- Spring Show 2023mendation, and space availabilityAcrobatics Adagio (ACAD) This traditional circus act combines acrobatics with stunting and catching to create an exciting act.Youth AdvancedACAD 1000-01 Acrobatics Adagio ages 13 (Thur 4:45-5:30PMBy invitation onlySummer Show 2022Acrobatics Foundations (ACF) Improve your acrobatics skills by working on form, shapes, and technique. This is a great supplemental class for theacrobat that wants to improve faster or the advanced acrobat that wants to supersede their current level.Youth Beginner/IntermediateACF 0050-01 Acrobatics Foundations ages 6 (Thur 8:15 PM) Currently enrolled in Acrobatics 0250, 0300, 0500, or 1000;Vault Mini Tramp 0400; Trampoline 0500 or 1000; or TeamAcrobaticsNon-PerformingAdvanced Trampoline (ATRP) Develop your higher level acrobatics skills by working on form and technique. This is a great supplemental class forthe acrobat is looking to test their limits when it comes to twisting, and multiple flipping.Youth AdvancedATRP 0500-01 Advanced Trampoline ages 13 (Tues 8:15 PM) Currently enrolled in Acrobatics 0500, or 1000, Vault Mini Tramp Non-Performing0400, Trampoline 0500 or 1000, or Team Acrobatics. Studentsneed to be comfortable doing unassisted front and back flips.19

Class InformationPrerequisitesPerforming StatusFire Jump Rope (FJR) If you liked jump rope, you’ll love it even more when it’s on fire!Youth AdvancedFJR 1000-01 Fire Jump Rope ages

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