A distinctive twist on the classic Tumbleweed, this flow feels closer to the Midnight Tumbleweed than the original. It skips the Star, replacing it with a graceful Biceps Stand in Hands, yet still delivers that mesmerizing vertical spin. Strong but airy, accessible yet full of playful challenge. And for those who can’t press into a high Foot-to-Hand, the magic still works beautifully with a low one.
It starts with biceps in hands, back bird, then high foot2hand, then he places the flyer in a back throne, from here comes the biceps in hands pose. Lauren Clausen
Very similar Peacock tumble to Lauren’s, no high foot2hand here. A beautiful performance. Danzaires Acroyoga Fernando Vizcaíno Carles
Another peacock tumble with high foot2hand Danzaires Acroyoga Fernando Vizcaíno Carles
Used Poses
Biceps Stand in Hands
In this inverted position, the base holds the flyer by the biceps, while the flyer grips the base’s arms. The flyer’s shoulders and head lean …
Back bird
Back bird “doe-legged”, i.e. the flyer draws in one leg bent and the other leg extended Flyer lets go of his hands and feet and …
Low Foot-2-hand
Low foot-to-hand: The base’s elbow is on the ground, closely next to their body, with the forearm vertical. The flyer keeps their body straight and …
High Foot-2-hand
The base’s arms are straight and vertical, while the flyer stands in the base’s palms with a straight body. The flyer faces the base’s legs. …
Reverse Straddle Throne
The flyer sits on the base’s legs, facing away, with their legs locked around the base’s legs from behind. It’s a beginner pose, simple and …
Used Transitions
From Biceps Stand in Hands to Back Bird
From Biceps Stand in Hands, the flyer leans back with a straight body line, landing smoothly on the base’s feet in Back Bird. Midnight Tumbleweed …
From Back Bird to Low Foot2Hand
Flyer goes from a horizontal position to a vertical position, her body is straight all the way, theoretically. In practice, the bird has a backward …
From Low Foot-to-Hand to High Foot-to-Hand
From low to high foot-to-hand — a transition that blends raw power with precise balance. A true test of strength for the base and body …
From High Foot-to-Hand to Reverse Straddle Throne
Transition for those who can hold a solid high Foot-to-Hand:The base brings their legs forward between the flyer’s legs, allowing the flyer to sit and …
From Reverse Straddle Throne to Biceps Stand in Hands
This transition is one of the signature highlights of the Peacock Tumble — a rare gem you won’t often see in other washing machines or …
Tumbleweed variations
Hand to Hand
In the classic Hand-to-Hand pose, the flyer balances in a handstand on the base’s fully extended arms. Unlike Low Hand-to-Hand, …
Low Hand to Hand
Low Hand-to-Hand is a fundamental AcroYoga hand-balancing pose in which the flyer holds a handstand while being supported by the …
From Reverse Shoulderstand on Hands to Reverse Bird
This AcroYoga transition is best attempted once your Reverse Shoulder Stand feels stable and controlled. The base initiates the movement …
Reverse Catherine’s Wheel
This Catherine’s Wheel variation follows the same direction of rotation as the original washing machine, but with one important difference: …
Catherine’s Wheel – Advanced & Extreme Variations
The classic Catherine’s Wheel is one of those AcroYoga washing machines that seems to invite endless creativity. Beyond the original …
From Throne to Reverse High Foot-to-Hand
There are two common ways to transition from Throne to High Foot-to-Hand. In the first variation, the flyer rises using …
From Table pose to Reverse High Foot2Hand POP
The base gives the flyer a gentle boost with his legs, while the flyer rises into a High Foot-to-Hand on …
From Reverse High Foot-to-Hand to Reverse Star
This AcroYoga transition is very similar to the version starting from Low Foot-to-Hand. The main difference is the starting position: …
From Reverse Low Foot2Hand to Reverse Star
First, the base brings the legs forward. The flyer leans forward, takes hold of the base’s ankles, and brings the …
