Question 1

At what age is acrobatics suitable for children?

Accepted Answer

Acrobatics is generally suitable for children from about 5 or 6 years of age. At this age, children usually have sufficient body control to safely perform simple acrobatic movements. The courses are structured according to age and are based not only on the child's biological age, but also on their individual development.

Question 2

Does my child need previous experience in gymnastics or dance?

Accepted Answer

No, previous experience is not necessary. Acrobatics for children is intentionally designed as an introductory course. All movements are explained and built up step by step. It is not about what a child can already do, but about trying new things, getting to know one's own body, and developing joy in movement. Even children without an athletic background can easily find their way into it.

Question 3

Is acrobatics safe for children?

Accepted Answer

Yes, safety is the top priority in acrobatics class. The exercises take place on mats, with clear rules and under expert guidance. Movements are built up slowly, and children are never pressured into exercises they are not yet ready for. The goal is a positive physical experience without risk and without overexertion.

Question 4

What specifically will my child learn in the acrobatics course?

Accepted Answer

Children learn to consciously control their bodies:Strength & muscle tone through support and holding exercisesBalance & coordination through balancing and rollingMovement planning (How do I get from A to B?)Courage & self-confidence when new movements succeedIn addition to physical skills, concentration, perseverance, and a positive self-image are also strengthened.

Question 5

Is acrobatics also suitable for shy or reserved children?

Accepted Answer

Yes, especially so. Many shy children benefit greatly from acrobatics because they experience a sense of achievement through movement. Small improvements become visible without the child having to be the center of attention. Through clear structures, positive feedback, and practicing together, self-confidence grows quite naturally.

Question 6

What is the difference between acrobatics and classical gymnastics?

Accepted Answer

Acrobatics is freer and less performance-oriented than classical gymnastics. There are no competitions and no fixed sequences of apparatus. Instead, the focus is on versatile movement, creativity, and the children's physical awareness. Acrobatics is therefore particularly suitable for children who enjoy moving without having to compete.

Question 7

Can acrobatics also be a good foundation for other forms of dance or sports?

Accepted Answer

Yes, acrobatics creates a very good foundation for many other forms of movement such as dance, modern dance, hip hop, parkour, or even team sports. Strength, coordination, and body awareness help children in the long term, regardless of which path they choose later on.

Acrobatics for children

Movement with courage & strength

Getting strong while having fun

Safely guided

Climbing, rolling, balancing, and building self-confidence in the process

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