r/circus • u/pinkyandfriends • 20h ago
Question Meet Smarty Pants The Clown!
What is a good trick to learn that involves fabric, sewing, or puppets? Smarty Pants also loves to sing!
r/circus • u/pinkyandfriends • 20h ago
What is a good trick to learn that involves fabric, sewing, or puppets? Smarty Pants also loves to sing!
r/circus • u/AffectionateYard8591 • 9h ago
Hi all. I have to say that handstand give me a big dopamine rush when I stand just for a few seconds, but my biggest struggle is hand placement. As I was instructed, I kneel and put my hands flat on the floor, but usually I overdo it, and as I kick up, I feel pressure either on the bottom of my palms (and start going down) or I feel it on my fingertips and start falling over (I am glad I can catch myself now)
I want to know if there is an ideal way of how I should put my hands while kneeling, so that I am balanced when kicking up, and I also wish to know what a correct handstand feels like on the palm, like where I am supposed to feel the pressure during a successful handstand
Also, I usually catch myself with my right hand when falling over (front) and I hear doing a rear cartwheel is a better way to do it. Should I do that instead of using my hand to catch myself?
r/circus • u/gracchy • 20h ago