Inter 2 June 25
Acroyoga Intermediate II Cycle

Foot2Foot Tricks - with Fadri

Duration: Weekly class from to
Schedule: Every Tuesday, 18:30 - 20:00
Note: Drop-in classes available.
Location: TBZ Gym 5th Floor
Address: Sihlquai 101, 8005, Zürich, CH
Price range: CHF 30.- - CHF 108.-
Drop-in - CHF 30.- Drop-in prices 2024
Student Cycle Abo - CHF 70.- One weekly class during the duration of one Cycle (4 Weeks).
Cycle - CHF 108.- Prices 2024
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How cycles work

How Cycles Work

  • 1.
    Building up the foundation and getting to know the techniques of the new topic.
  • 2.
    Working on tricks and deep-dive into the topic.
  • 3.
    Deepening of what has been learnt and further exploration of the topic.
  • 4.
    Polishing the newly learned tricks and wrapping up!

Description

Elevate your practice with Foot2Foot Tricks!

This cycle will refine your balance, control, and technique as you explore dynamic foot connections.

Foot-to-Foot skills require precision, strength, and trust. Through drills, assisted entries, and seamless transitions, you'll develop confidence in balancing on your partner’s feet while unlocking exciting new tricks. Expect a mix of stability work, creative variations, and dynamic sequences that will challenge and inspire you.

No partner? No worries! There will be plenty of opportunities to connect and collaborate.

Join us and step up your AcroYoga game—one foot at a time!

Prerequisites

Expert at: enjoying, smiling, and laughing ;)

Infos

Fadri

Dottore

Fadri got excited about acrobatics when he was a kid and trained as a gymnast in his home valley Engadin. After several years of not being active in acrobatics, his fascination was re-ignited while he was doing his PhD studies and where he joined Yoga and Acroyoga classes. After finishing his PhD he became a certified Acroyoga Intl teacher. He loves to interact with people, to share his passion for Acroyoga (and other sports, outdoor activities, music, and robotics), and work with everyone on fine tuning acrobatic techniques.
Fadri got excited about acrobatics when he was a kid and trained as a gymnast in his home valley Engadin. He loves to interact with people, to share his passion for Acroyoga (and other sports, outdoor activities, music, and robotics), and work with everyone on fine tuning acrobatic techniques in creative new ways.