Do you think it's possible to become a circus artist starting at 25? I've been doing hula hoop for quite some time and am pretty advanced, have been dancing a lot as a kid and teenager and still do, but I don't have strong gymnastics background. I learn fast and realized I have a talent for it and I'm willing to put all my effort into it, but i'm afraid it's too late :/
You said one of the ways is going to circus school but don't you have to have a skill set in circus arts to apply?I am a competitive diver so I have the physical strenght and the acrobatics but not a lot of actual circus skills would they still accept me?
A company like Cirque du Soleil is definately a good choice for you! Theck teir homepage, they have a place where you cans sent in videos of youself and your skillsm and I am pretty sure they have an option for divers.
i’m 17 and i wanted to do aerial arts and things growing up but i never could, now my mom said she could put me in classes but im not sure i could be that good cause im 17 now? can i still learn and get that flexible??
What if you're a singer/musician? I'm on a vocal scholarship getting an arts management degree, and my goal for a long time has been to be a rockstar, but I've recently been thinking about circus as an option.
I always wonder about these extreme athletes whether they have awareness of the degenerative effects of constant extreme repeated back flexion (affecting back disks particularly lumbar) and extensions (affecting the facet joints). For example, like any material the outer shell of a lumbar disc (annulus fibrosus) can wear out (like a tempered piece of plastic) then rupture at some future point causing herniation and all the neurogenic issues that then come with that. No matter how strong you are, fit you are, biomaterial failure probably is an issue for these athletes and though not an issue in short-term , could be and issue later in life. Of course, there is always a sample pool of athletes to pull from should a performer be side-lined so for the company it isn't an issue,, but for individual athletes it is. Given Cirque du Soleil has a presence , a base in Canada do the director, therapists ever consult say Dr Stuart McGill from University of Waterloo who specializes in understanding the back injuries of high performance athletes? How common are these injuries with circus performers? Of course to get a full picture one would have to have information on the athletes that had to leave circus because of injuries sustained, ie, not just talk to the athlete left standing, the ones with 'surviver' bias.
"First step is to be born in a circus family" i already failed 💀 i have the most laziest family alive
First option, not first step!! 😅
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Do you think it's possible to become a circus artist starting at 25? I've been doing hula hoop for quite some time and am pretty advanced, have been dancing a lot as a kid and teenager and still do, but I don't have strong gymnastics background. I learn fast and realized I have a talent for it and I'm willing to put all my effort into it, but i'm afraid it's too late :/
It’s never too late. You can train your mind and body to do anything I’m 28 with two kids and preparing for my first circus job
im 15 and currently in a circus club/kind of school, i hope i can get to join a circus
any progress?
Thank you so much for this information. This helped me a lot ❤️
You said one of the ways is going to circus school but don't you have to have a skill set in circus arts to apply?I am a competitive diver so I have the physical strenght and the acrobatics but not a lot of actual circus skills would they still accept me?
A company like Cirque du Soleil is definately a good choice for you! Theck teir homepage, they have a place where you cans sent in videos of youself and your skillsm and I am pretty sure they have an option for divers.
I didn't know you had a TH-cam channel! I follow you on Instagram, and I find your account so inspiring. Your the best Lea ❤️
I’m 13 I am a circus artist and I love it I’ve toadstooled my self to become very flexible!
I really want to become a circus artist and I'm 13 too, are you able to give tips?
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Im 11 and my dream was to work in the military but my parents and people i know broke that dream so now I want to work at the circus
Great Video!
i’m 17 and i wanted to do aerial arts and things growing up but i never could, now my mom said she could put me in classes but im not sure i could be that good cause im 17 now? can i still learn and get that flexible??
What if you're a singer/musician? I'm on a vocal scholarship getting an arts management degree, and my goal for a long time has been to be a rockstar, but I've recently been thinking about circus as an option.
Thanks for this video!
I teally want to become a circus acrobat but im scared to tell my family because ill be judged
wow! amazing video! new sub!
Hi I am 10 and this helped me alot I do trampoline tricks
Thanks for good advice 👍🙏
I did cheer for 4 years. But im in track 😅😅😅
That's so courageous.my dream job would be circus man I want to be brave to do this.so I need your help 🙏
I always wonder about these extreme athletes whether they have awareness of the degenerative effects of constant extreme repeated back flexion (affecting back disks particularly lumbar) and extensions (affecting the facet joints). For example, like any material the outer shell of a lumbar disc (annulus fibrosus) can wear out (like a tempered piece of plastic) then rupture at some future point causing herniation and all the neurogenic issues that then come with that. No matter how strong you are, fit you are, biomaterial failure probably is an issue for these athletes and though not an issue in short-term , could be and issue later in life. Of course, there is always a sample pool of athletes to pull from should a performer be side-lined so for the company it isn't an issue,, but for individual athletes it is. Given Cirque du Soleil has a presence , a base in Canada do the director, therapists ever consult say Dr Stuart McGill from University of Waterloo who specializes in understanding the back injuries of high performance athletes? How common are these injuries with circus performers? Of course to get a full picture one would have to have information on the athletes that had to leave circus because of injuries sustained, ie, not just talk to the athlete left standing, the ones with 'surviver' bias.
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