Teaser | Flying Styling With AvenueMan
Channel: Avenue Man’s Haircuts and Styling by Serge Slavnov
Date: 2020-01-16

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The word acro-batics comes from the Greek words for Akros meaning "high" and bat meaning, "walking". Thus a direct translation can be interpreted as "high walking." It modern times, acrobatics refers to the demonstration of a practitioner’s physical ability for controlled movement through space. This demonstration includes feats of balance, agility and motor coordination. One of Acrobatics most popular subdivisions is gymnastics, which often relates to the methods at which acrobatic prowess is achieved. From the dawn of history to present times we can see how this "high walking" transcends the mundane and shines light on the glory of human potential.

It is difficult to say who the first acrobats were. The origin of acrobatics most likely pre-dates any historical accounts. It is undoubtedly an art form that spawns from the functional movements of everyday life. When individuals within a group demonstrated physical movements with an unusual degree of efficiency or skill, it would have been noticed and admired by his or her peers. Later, these feats of virtuosity would have been given an aesthetic flavor to display an acrobat's superior agility.

The early Greeks gave glory to physical training and coined the term gymnastics. In ancient Greece, the well-rounded development of the individual was sought through the disciplined practice of gymnastics. Because so much importance was attached to gymnastics, gymnasiums, outdoor gathering spots for athletic contests, were considered the seat of Greek intellectual development.
Early gymnastics were based on the natural movements of running, throwing, wrestling, boxing, climbing, jumping, weightlifting, as well as dancing. The Romans took the idea of gymnastics from the Greeks but adapted it to their purposes. The admiration of the human form was highlighted in Classic Greek culture, as was the importance of playing games. For the Romans, gymnastic exercises emphasized their military practicality.

As we move closer to the modern era, we’ve seen the larger genre of acrobatic culture divide into a wide variety of distinct forms. Some of the best known of these sub-categories are: Breakdancing, Capoeira, Circus Arts, Gymnastics, Parkour/Freerunning, and Tricking. Each of these amazing art forms are similar in that they involve human movement as a vehicle to develop freedom and grace in the physical realm.
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