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Training Schedule 2020 T h The Dr Reg The Dance The Pink The Ampitheatre The Flying Time The Veranda The Cinema Skybar Rig The Lollipop Big Top The Rocketship e The Lunar Sensation Bolton Bar Studio Flamingo Stage Rig D a Breakfast Breakfast includes Local Coffee from 2 Cracks Coffee, Fresh Fruit, Home Made Muesli, Cereals,Local Farm eggs,and bread from Margaret River Wood Fired Bread. 7-830 Pilates Nurture 7.30 - 8-9 Flash Mob 8-9 Flash Mob class with 8.30AM for all for all Dawn 8:30-9:00 Laughter Yoga for Everyone AM 9 - 9.30AM WARM UP FOR EVERYONE H i Dynamic L Chinese Pole Flying Bounce Juggle Rolla Bolla Static Trapeze Tumble Diabolo p Mini Tramp 9.30AM Toddlers Flash Mob Basing/ Risley Intermediate/ Trapeze All levels BEGINNER ADVANCED Intermediate BEGINNER H BEGINNER ADVANCED Advanced Class o p C Slackrope Swinging Flying Unicycle Handstands Static Trapeze Tumble Hula Hoop o Mini Tramp 10.30AM Mime Dance Group Skipping behind the Trapeze (see Trapeze BEGINNER ADVANCED BEGINNER BEGINNER BEGINNER n Intermediate lollipop prereq) Class t MAX 4 C Doubles o Rolla Bolla Flexibility and Hula Hoop Unicycle Charleston Trapeze Static Trapeze Tumble Magic in the Chinese Pole n Mini Tramp 11.30AM Intermediate/ Contortion Lasoo Intermediate/ Adavanced ALL LEVELS Beginner/ Intermediate ADVANCED Restaurant BEGINNER t ADVANCED Advanced ALL LEVELS Advanced Intermediate o r 12.30PM Delicious home prepared lunches offering a full buffet or a home made pizza baked in our pizza oven or burgers from our café, All of our food is locally sourced and lovingly prepared in our Circus Kitchen under the expertise of our head Chef Stephen Post. C Doubles l Diabolo Passing Teeterboard Handstand Contemporary Trapeze Static Trapeze Tumble Hula Hoops Ladder o 2PM Intermediate/ Magic Aged 10 and Intermediate Dance Intermediate/ BEGINNER Intermediate Intermediate All Levels w Advanced below Advanced n i Sewing, J Bounce Juggle Tumble Diablo Public Unicycle repairing, Handstands Static Trapeze Teeterboard 11 + a Mini Tramp 3PM Ballet All levels Beginner/ Clowning Intermediate/ Flying Intermediate improving BEGINNER Intermediate year olds z Intermediate on the verandah Intermediate Advanced 3.30pm costumes z 3.30 - 5pm 4.15 - 5PM HANDSTANDS FOR EVERYONE 6PM The art of the MC with Shep Huntly ( one day only), Nightly Industry talks featuring generations of the circus industry. 6.30-8pm Delicious home prepared dinner offering a full buffet or a pizza baked in our pizza oven or burgers from our café. All of our food is locally sourced and lovingly prepared in our Circus Kitchen under the expertise of our head Chef Stephen Post. 7.30PM Evenings will be varied with Circus Cabarets and of course our very own house band, karnidale Karaoke nights and even a Jam night! Stan's The TightWire The Lunar Sensation The Jungle The Bus Station The Kids Station Time Gazebo Rig Breakfast includes Local Coffee from 2 Cracks Coffee, Fresh Fruit, Home Made Muesli, Cereals,Local Farm eggs,and bread from Margaret River Wood Fired Bread. 7.30 - Yoga with Emily 8.30AM Laughter Yoga for Everyone WARM UP FOR EVERYONE Balancing Tricks Straps Cloudswing Hand to Hand Club Juggling Silks Rope with clubs Intermediate/ 5- 8 class UCF 9.30AM BEGINNER Intermediate BEGINNER BEGINNER Intermediate Any Level Advanced MAX 7 ALSO Ball Juggling Hat Hand to Hand Silks Aerial Hoop Intermediate/ Knockabout Brook and Ella Manipulation 10.30AM ADVANCED ADVANCED BEGINNER Advanced ALL LEVELS ALSO Jimena and Simon Dance Trapeze Tightwire Single Rope Rou Cyr Hand to Hand Silks Rope Strengthening Juggling Rings Intermediate/ Intermediate/ Skipping 11.30AM Beginner Beginner Intermediate BEGINNER on straps All levels Advanced Advanced ALL LEVELS MAX 4 max 8 ALSO Delicious home prepared lunches offering a full buffet or a home made pizza baked in our pizza oven or burgers from our café, All of our food is locally sourced and lovingly prepared in our Circus Kitchen under the expertise of our head Chef Stephen Post. 12.30PM Toothbrush Cloudswing Acro balance Ball Juggling Silks Aerial Hoop Straps Club Passing Spinning and Intermediate/ 2PM Intermediate BEGINNER BEGINNER All levels Intermediate BEGINNER Hat Therapy Advanced All levels max 7 ALSO Rou Cyr Ball Juggling Dance Trapeze Club Passing Acro balance Aerial Hoop Rope Straps Tightwire Silks Knots for Intermediate/ Intermediate/ Beginner/ Intermediate/ 3PM BEGINNER INTERMEDIATE ADVANCED Beginner BEGINNER Intermediate pleasure Advanced advanced Intermediate Advanced MAX 4 max 6 ALSO HANDSTANDS FOR EVERYONE The art of the MC with Shep Huntly ( one day only), Nightly Industry talks featuring generations of the circus industry. Delicious home prepared dinner offering a full buffet or a pizza baked in our pizza oven or burgers from our café. All of our food is locally sourced and lovingly prepared in our Circus Kitchen under the expertise of our head Chef Stephen Post. Evenings will be varied with Circus Cabarets and of course our very own house band, karnidale Karaoke nights and even a Jam night! .
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