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The Hip Hop to Thigh Wheeldown Sequence on aerial silks looks simple, but the supports in this unique combo are fairly open and so they require a high level of engagement and awareness to lock them in. That’s why we consider this a higher level aerial silks sequence. Our aerial silks teaching tutorial for this sequence covers all the details that make the transitions work, including walking through the most precarious moments in the sequence to make sure they are safely locked in before committing to the movements.
When we teach sequences to our aerial silks students, we teach the sequence only after students have mastered the individual skills in isolation. That’s our teaching approach because learning the skills in isolation first gives students a lot more creative potential within them. If aerial silk students always think of a skill as being linked to a specific sequence, it can really stunt their growth as an aerialist. Learning the skills first, and then exploring different ways those skills can be accessed and used in combos and sequences is where the magic happens in aerial and where creativity is sparked.
Become an Aerial Fit Online paid member to access the video for Hip Hop to Thigh Wheeldown Sequence. This in-depth video will explain how to properly train this sequence. It also includes cross references to all of the skills in the sequence and additional sequences that can be added on to this sequence to create an even longer sequence.
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These skills are the major components of the sequence. Click each skill below for details about mastering the skill, then watch the video above for details on the transitions.
Combine shorter sequences into one longer sequence. These sequences can combine nicely with this current sequence.
