The artist often carries a balancing pole that may be as long as 12 meters (39 feet) and weighs up to 14 kilograms (31 pounds). This pole increases the rotational inertia of the artist, which allows more time to move his or her center of mass back to the desired position directly over the wire. This effect can be magnified by making the pole as long as possible and by weighting its ends. The pole also helps balance the funambulist by lowering the center of gravity. High-wire artists use drooping, rather than rigid, balance poles. It's possible, in fact, to have such heavy weights attached to the ends of a long, drooping pole that the center of gravity of the performer/pole system is below the wire. In this case, the performer would require no more sense of balance than a person hanging from the wire. Check the related links for more info

Well, the only thing you really have to do is take how many times she rotates before the reduction in the distribution of mass and times it by the reciprocal of the fraction they give you. So, just take 2 times 4/3 and you get 2.67 rps.

The Flying Wallendas

A standard trapeze bar (as used in the majority of flying trapeze acts) is a 3 feet wide and 1" diameter steel bar, usually solid which weighs 5kg (11 lbs) it is usually wrapped in either cotton tape (held in place by double sided tape) or in a coarse tape such as elastoplast. There is a ring welded onto each end of the bar to attach the (usually) 12'6" - 6mm steel cables to it for the swing. A standard trapeze rig is 42 feet long with 26' between catcher & flyer and 16' between flyer and pedistal. The pedistal and flying main bars (crane bars) are rigged at the same height. The catchers crane bar is generally rigged two feet lower. Add this to the fact that the catchers trapeze bar cables are generally around 8'6" long and you have enough space for the flyer to peform his / her tricks in.

It is called a leotard.

Find a rig near you on a website called The Trapeze Net

The pilot of a hang glider hangs from a trapeze. Racing hang gliders doesn't come up often as a competitive event, though.

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People love to watch the Cirque De Soleil because they either enjoy it or find it interesting to some degree.There are others who watch because there is nothing else to watch for them.

To train to be like an acrobat,you have to train everyday! If you skip two or more days then you will get stiff and have to stretch. We asked Vinson Adriel, "Being an acrobat is tough but if you want to be one you have to work for it

The collective noun is a troupe of acrobats.

An acrobat is a person who performs feats of strength, flexibility, balance and agility with their entire body, in many different forms, using many different things!

heey, you could try the sports centre on filey road, but if not bi don tknow .. I'm looking for the same thing, if you find anything let me know:)

Sailboat racing

The bony protrusions on the spine that stops regular people from bending like that has been worn away by many, many hours of practice, that's what makes them so flexible.

depends on the kind. you can get some from Colorado if that helps.

wet it then scrape it off

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This translates to "I also love volleyball, but I prefer horseback riding and trapeze"

Anything you want so long as it isn't a lion.

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