Acrobat

Performer skilled in physical feats.

An acrobat is a performer skilled in physical feats such as balancing, tumbling, and contortion. They often perform in circuses, theaters, or on stages, showcasing agility, strength, and grace.

/ˈækrəbæt/

The word 'acrobat' comes from the Greek word 'akrobatēs,' meaning 'one who walks on tiptoe.'

An acrobat is a performer who uses skills like tumbling, balancing, and jumping to entertain people.

The word 'acrobat' comes from the Greek word 'akrobates,' meaning 'one who walks on tiptoe'
Some acrobats use trampolines or other equipment to enhance their performances
Ancient Egyptians used acrobatics in religious ceremonies

What does an acrobat do? They perform physical feats like flips and balances
How long do acrobats train? Years of dedicated practice are required
What types of performances do acrobats do? They appear in circuses, stage shows, and movies

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aerialist contortionist tumbler

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