From Straddle throne to Classic throne
Base moves from a straddle throne to a classical throne. The flyer releases the lock and puts her foot in …
From Classic throne to Straddle throne
It’s a very simple transition, the base changes the position of the sole, and the flyer opens a spread and …
From Table Pose to Throne – Step and Pop
There are two ways to transition from Table to Throne: with a step or with a pop.It’s best to …
Jump into…
I collect here the movements where they jump into some pose, jump up, or get there in some unusual way. …
From Throne to High flying whale (step)
From the throne, the base takes one of his legs out and the flyer places her shoulder blade on it, …
From Throne to Bird (Step and Pop)
This transition can be tried with a step for beginners, or with a pop for the more experienced and adventurous. …
From Foot-2-Shin to Classic throne
This is an exciting transition! During the entire process, the flyer can only trust that the base sole is there, …
From Shin-2-Foot to Foot-2-Shin
The flyer sits on her heels and leans forward with extended arms. The base bends his legs until he can …
From Foot-2-Shin to Shin-2-Foot
The base and the flyer hold each other’s hands. The flyer lifts one leg so that their shin is horizontal, …
From Classic throne to Foot-2-Shin
The starting pose is the classic throne pose. Base places the flyer’s feet on the shins, close to the knees. …
From Bird to Classic throne
In bird, the flyer balances on the base’s feet, holding hands for stability. To transition, the flyer pulls one knee …
From Shoulderstand with ankle holds to Bird
This is a very important foundational transition that you will definitely learn as a beginner. If you’re the flyer: Since …
From Hanging bird to Shoulderstand with ankle holds
It is worth starting this exercise when you can do both poses stably. Base holds the flyer’s shoulder, flyer holds …
From Bird on hands to Hanging bird
This transition is easy to perform and is a good choice once you have a stable Bird on hands pose. …
From Bird to Bird on hands
Bird to Bird on Hands: It looks simple, but it’s not.As the flyer, you have only one key job: stay …
