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SM19 Class Chart For Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Chair Stacking 1000-01 3:15-4:00PM Pas de Deux 0100-02 12:00-1:00PM Triangle Trapeze 0100-01 12:00-12:30PM Russian Cradle 1000-01 3:00-4:15PM Duo Trapeze 0100-01 3:15-4:00PM 9:00 AM Mexican Cloud Swing 0100-02 3:30-4:15PM Godmother Hoops 1000-01 3:15-4:30PM Triangle Trapeze 0100-02 12:30-1:00PM Cloud Swing 0100-01 3:30-4:00PM Hammock 0100-02 Bungee Trapeze 0000-01 Handstands 1000-01 Cloud Swing 1000-01 3:30-4:00PM Hand to Hand 1000-01 3:15-4:00PM Double Trapeze 0200-04 3:30-4:15PM German Wheel 0000-01 ages 8-11 3:00 PM 3:00 Handstands 1000-02 3:30-4:00PM Mexican Cloud Swing 0200-04 3:15-4:00PM High Wire 1000-01 Low Casting Fun 0000-04 Pas de Deux 0100-01 Straps 1000-01 3:15-4:00PM Swinging Trapeze 1000-01 Mini Hammock 0200-02 Swinging Trapeze 1000-02 Cloud Swing 0000-02 3:30-4:00PM Star 0100-01 Swinging Trapeze 1000-02 3:30-4:15PM Toddlers 0200-01 ages 3-4 Dance 1000-01 Trampoline 0000-02 ages 6-9 Mexican Cloud Swing 0100-02 3:30-4:15PM Godmother Hoops 1000-01 3:15-4:30PM Swinging Trapeze 1000-02 3:30-4:15PM Double Trapeze 0200-04 3:30-4:15PM Acrobatic Jump Rope 1000-01 (Chari Vari) 4:00-5:30PM Double Cloud Swing 0200-01 4:00-4:30PM Cloud Swing 0000-01 4:00-4:30PM Swinging Trapeze 0100-02 4:15-5:00PM Theater 1000-05 (Storyteller Hour) 4:15-5:00PM Cyr Wheel 1000-01 (Chari Vari) 4:00-5:30PM 10:00 AM Mexican Cloud Swing 0200-02 4:15-5:00PM Cloud Swing 0200-01 4:30-5:00PM Circus Kinders 0100-03 ages 5-6 Triangle Trapeze 1000-01 4:15-5:00PM Cyr Wheel 1000-02 (Chari Vari) 4:00-5:30PM Acrobatics 0105-01 ages 10+ 4:00 PM 4:00 Swinging Trapeze 0100-01 4:15-5:00PM Acrobatics 0205-01 ages 10+ Dance 1000-04 (Ballroom Dance) Theater 1000-01 4:45-6:00PM German Wheel 1000-01 (Chari Vari) 4:00-5:30PM Bungee Trapeze 0100-01 Clowning 1000-02 4:30-5:00PM Dance 0200-01 ages 10+ Globes 0000-01 German Wheel 0005-01 ages 10+ Mexican Cloud Swing 1000-02 4:30-5:00PM German Wheel 0100-01 Double Cloud Swing 1000-01 4:30-5:00PM Duo Hoops 1000-01 Handstands 0005-02 ages 12+ Handstands 0005-01 ages 12+ Trick Unicycle 1000-01 (Chari Vari) 4:45-6:15PM Mini Hammock 0000-03 Acrobatics 0100-01 ages 6-9 Globes 0000-02 Hoops 0000-04 Ladder Trapeze 0000-01 Globes 0300-01 Side by Side 0100-03 Aerial Experience 0000-01 ages 8-12 Hand to Hand 0000-01 Low Casting Fun 0000-01 Multiple Trapeze 0200-03 Juggling 0300-01 Star 0100-02 Contortion 0200-01 Hoops 1000-01 Multiple Trapeze 0100-04 Spanish Web 0100-01 Mini Hammock 0100-03 Theater 0000-01 ages 8-9 Duo Trapeze 1000-01 Juggling 1000-01 (Fire Juggling) Spanish Web 0300-01 Team Aerial 0000-01 (Stretching/Aerial) Silks 0200-01 Toddlers 0300-01 ages 4-5 Mini Hammock 0000-01 Mini Hammock 0200-01 Stilt Walking 0500-01 Trampoline 0000-01 ages 6-9 Skating Adagio 1000-01 (Chari Vari) Trampoline 0005-02 ages 10+ Static Trapeze 1000-01 (Aerial Brooms) Side by Side 0100-04 Vault Mini 0400-01 Unicycle 0300-01 Table Comedy 1000-01 Swinging Trapeze 1000-01 11:00 AM Triple Trapeze 0000-03 Trampoline 0500-01 (Caravan Trampoline) Acrobatics 0100-03 ages 6-9 Vault Mini 0100-01 Triple Trapeze 0100-02 Bungee Trapeze 0200-01 Acrobatics 0225-02 Double Trapeze 0200-03 5:00-5:45PM Pas de Deux 1000-01 5:00-6:15PM Theater 1000-01 4:45-6:00PM Trick Unicycle 1000-01 (Chari Vari) 4:45-6:15PM Circus Kinders 0100-01 ages 5-6 Core Conditioning 0000-01 Acrobatics 0200-01 ages 6-9 Circus Kinders 0100-02 ages 5-6 Contortion 0100-01 ages 6-9 Double Trapeze 0000-01 5:00-5:45PM German Wheel 0300-01 Hoops 0000-01 Dance 1000-03 (Fire Dance) Core Conditioning 0000-02 Handstands 1000-01 Contortion 0300-01 Intro to Aerial 0000-01 5:00 PM 5:00 Intro to Solo Trapeze 0000-01 Low Casting Fun 0000-03 Dance 0205-01 ages 13+ High Wire 0100-01 Globes 0200-01 Low Casting 0100-02 Low Casting Fun 0000-02 Moroccan Pyramids 0100-02 Duo Trapeze 0100-02 Low Wire 0200-01 Juggling 1000-01 (Chari Vari) Mini Hammock 0100-01 Russian Cradle 0100-01 Rola Bola 0500-01 Hand to Hand 1000-01 Multiple Trapeze 0100-02 Multiple Trapeze 0100-05 Side by Side 0200-02 Static Trapeze 0000-02 Side by Side 0100-01 Hoops 0200-01 Side by Side 0200-01 Spanish Web 1000-01 Theater 0005-01 ages 10-12 Swinging Trapeze 0100-04 Silks 0050-01 Ladder Trapeze 0300-01 Sling 0200-01 Swinging Trapeze 0100-03 Trampoline 0000-04 ages 6-9 Theater 1000-01 Static Trapeze 0300-01 Low Casting 0000-01 Spanish Web 0050-02 Wall Trampoline Parkour 1000-01 Trampoline 0050-01 Teeterboard 1000-01 Mime 0100-01 ages 12+ Trampoline 0000-03 ages 6-9 Wall Trampoline Parkour 1000-02 Noon - 12:15 PM Triple Trapeze 0300-01 Multiple Trapeze 0100-01 Vault Mini 0200-01 Coach Break Unicycle 0100-02 Teeterboard 0200-01 12:15 PM Vault Mini 0100-02 Bicycle 0100-01 Coach Meeting Break 6:00 PM-6:15 PM (15 minute break) Circus Experience 0000-01 ages 6-9 Clowning 1000-01 6:00-6:30PM Cyr Wheel 1000-02 6:00-6:30PM Trampoline 0500-01 (Caravan Trampoline) 6:30-7:45PM Silks 0300-01 6:00-7:00PM Triangle Trapeze 1000-03 6:00-6:30PM Mexican Cloud Swing 0100-03 12:15-12:45PM Cyr Wheel 1000-01 6:00-6:30PM Russian Bar 1000-01 6:30-7:15PM Wall Trampoline Parkour 1000-01 6:30-7:45PM Double Trapeze 0200-01 6:15-7:00PM Hanging Perch 0100-01 6:15-6:45PM Mexican Cloud Swing 0200-03 12:45-1:15PM Double Trapeze 0200-02 6:15-7:00PM Russian Bar 1000-02 6:30-7:15PM Wall Trampoline Parkour 1000-02 6:30-7:45PM Mexican Cloud Swing 0100-01 6:15-7:00PM Flying Trapeze 0500-01 6:30-7:30PM Straps 0000-02 6:15 PM 6:15 Acrobatics 1000-01 Circus Experience - Parks and Rec 0000-01 Acrobatics Foundations 0000-01 Theater 1000-02 (Roving Princesses) 6:30-7:30PM Hanging Perch 0300-01 6:45-7:15PM Straps 0050-01 Adult Core Conditioning 0000-01 Contortion 1000-01 Duo Trapeze 1000-02 Acrobatics 0300-01 Acrobatics 0225-01 Toddlers 0000-01 ages 3-5 Banquine 1000-01 Low Casting 0100-01 Hoops 0100-01 Aerial Experience 0005-01 ages 10+ Bite Balance 0000-01 Circus Training for Athletes 0000-01 Rola Bola 1000-01 Ladder Trapeze 1000-01 Contortion 0105-01 ages 10+ Bite Balance 1000-01 1:15 PM Handstands 0000-01 ages 10-12 Side by Side 0100-02 Moroccan Pyramids 0100-01 Static Trapeze 0000-01 Chinese Poles 0050-02 Circus Experience 0005-01 ages 10+ High Wire 1000-01 Silks 1000-01 Revolving Ladder 1000-01 Stretching and Strengthening 0000-01 Hand Balance 0100-01 German Wheel 0200-01 Hoops 0000-02 Static Trapeze 0200-01 Theater 1000-04 (Bandi) Teeterboard 1000-01 Juggling 0100-01 Hand to Hand 0200-01 Power Mini Tramp 1000-01 Triple Trapeze 0000-01 Triple Trapeze 0200-01 Theater 0500-01 Multiple Trapeze 0200-02 Straps 0000-01 Silks 0000-01 Unicycle 0100-01 Unicycle 0000-02 Unicycle 0000-01 Spanish Web 0200-01 Straps 0050-02 Triple Trapeze 0600-01 Team Aerial 0000-01 Trampoline 0050-02 Theater 1000-03 (Beanstalk) 7:45-8:45PM Mexican Cloud Swing 1000-01 7:15-8:00PM Trampoline 0500-01 (Caravan Trampoline) 6:30-7:45PM Theater 1000-02 (Roving Princesses) 6:30-7:30PM Flying Trapeze 0500-01 6:30-7:30PM Acrobatics 0100-02 ages 6-9 Circus Training for Athletes 0000-01 Wall Trampoline Parkour 1000-01 6:30-7:45PM 4-Girl Spinning Cube 1000-01 7:15-8:30PM Hanging Perch 0200-01 7:15-7:45PM Aerial Conditioning 0050-01 Clowning 0100-01 Wall Trampoline Parkour 1000-02 6:30-7:45PM 4-Girl Spinning Cube 1000-02 7:15-8:30PM Flying Trapeze 0000-01 7:30-8:30PM 7:15 PM 7:15 Alumi Aerial Adventure 0000-01 Contortion 0105-02 ages 10+ Esprit 1000-01 7:15-8:00PM Mexican Cloud Swing 1000-02 7:15-8:00PM Hanging Perch 0200-02 7:45-8:15PM Bungee Trapeze 1000-01 Cyr Wheel 0000-02 Russian Bar 1000-01 7:45-8:30PM Theater 1000-06 (Roving Princes) 7:15-8:15PM Adult Circus Arts 0000-01 Duo Bungee 1000-01 Dance 1000-02 (Godmother Hour) Russian Bar 1000-02 7:45-8:30PM Acrobatics 0105-02 ages 10+ Chinese Poles 0050-01 Mini Hammock 0100-02 Mini Hammock 0300-01 Russian Cradle 0100-01 8:00-8:40PM Globes 0100-01 Clowning 0200-01 Multiple Trapeze 0200-01 Russian Swing 1000-01 Contortion 0400-01 Handstands 1000-01 Silks 0100-01 Rola Bola 1000-01 Spanish Web 0150-01 Dance 0300-02 ages 13+ Ladder Trapeze 0100-01 Spanish Web 0050-01 Russian Bar 1000-01 Triple Trapeze 0400-01 Hoops 0000-03 Low Wire 0100-01 Triple Trapeze 0000-02 Russian Bar 1000-02 Vault Mini 0100-03 Preparatory Team 0000-01 Multiple Trapeze 0100-03 Stilt Walking 1000-01 Static Trapeze 0100-01 Spanish Web 0000-03 Triple Trapeze 1000-01 Theater 0009-01 Unicycle 0400-01 Theater 1000-07 (Maleficent Guards) Unicycle 0200-02 Theater 1000-03 (Beanstalk) 7:45-8:45PM 4-Girl Spinning Cube 0100-02 8:15-8:45PM Russian Bar 1000-01 7:45-8:30PM Bungee Trapeze 0300-01 8:30-9:30PM Flying Trapeze 0000-01 7:30-8:30PM Acrobatics 0250-01 Mexican Cloud Swing 0200-01 8:15-9:00PM Russian Bar 1000-02 7:45-8:30PM Triangle Trapeze 1000-02 8:30-9:15PM Hammock 0300-01 8:15-8:45PM Hand to Hand 0100-01 4-Girl Spinning Cube 0100-01 8:45-9:30PM Russian Cradle 0100-01 8:00-8:40PM Acrobatics 1000-01 (Tumbling) Flying Trapeze Recreational 0000-01 8:30-9:30PM 8:15 PM 8:15 Hand to Hand 1000-01 Banquine 1000-01 Russian Cradle 1000-01 8:40-9:30PM Acrobatics 1000-02 (Tumbling) Hammock 0100-01 8:45-9:15PM Hoops 0300-01 Chinese Poles 0050-03 Dance 0300-01 ages 13+ Aerial Conditioning 0000-01 Duo Trapeze 0500-03 Rola Bola 0100-01 Cyr Wheel 0000-01 Handstands 0100-01 Dance 0100-01 ages 7-12 Handstands 0100-02 Straps 1000-01 Dance 0105-01 ages 13+ Ladder Trapeze 0200-01 Manipulation Cube 1000-01 Trampoline 0005-01 ages 10+ Straps 1000-02 Sling 0100-01 Preparatory Team 0000-01 Mini Hammock 0000-02 Triple Trapeze 0500-01 Static Trapeze 1000-01 Spanish Web 0000-01 Spanish Web 0000-02 Vault Mini 0200-02 Team Acrobatics 0500-01 (Russian Bar/Teeterboard) Trampoline 0100-01 Team Acrobatics 0500-01 (Wall Trampoline/Tumbling) Triple Trapeze 0500-02 Triple Trapeze 0200-02 Theater 0500-02 Unicycle 0200-01 Triple Trapeze 0100-01 Vault Mini 0300-01.
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