Foundations
Through a complete, step-by-step process, you will:
. Explore new ways of moving between the floor, your hands, and your feet.
. Connecting movements into fluid sequences
. Develop the main foundations of acrobatic patterns
The goal is not to perform tricks, but to expand the possibilities available inside your movement and dance.
Components
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Weight Transfer
Play with shifting weight between hands, feet and different parts of the body to create unfamiliar movement pathways.
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Hands
Learn to progressively place weight through the hands and discover new possibilities for supporting the body.
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Integration
Bring these elements into phrases, transitions and improvisation so they become part of your own movement language.
Details
Save these details to guide you to find us
Date: October 25th
Time: 10 am - 12 pm
Location: Circuit-est Studio C
(1881 Rue Saint-André)
Reservation
We reduced the price to make the workshop more accessible. Limited to 20 spots.
Regular Ticket - 15$
(19 left)
PLEASE NOTE:
All purchases are final.
The workshop is open to complete beginners; however some previous movement experience is required.
Complete the workshop and receive a discount on future classes.
Please arrive 10–15 minutes early so we can begin on time.
FAQ
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The material of this workshop is progressive and accessible to people from all levels, however some previous movement experience is required.
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No. The focus is on accessible acrobatic principles and patterns, weight transfer, floorwork, hand support, inversions and transitions, and how they can become part of your movement.
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Yes, we have a 20 people capacity to ensure quality of teaching and feedback
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Indoors at Circuit-est Studio C
Door code: 5-3-1 & Studio code: 1-3-5
Address: 1881 Rue Saint-André, Montréal, QC H2L 3T9
Teacher
(Toufic Geagea)
Toufic Geagea is a movement practitioner and teacher with a background in Exercise Science and over a decade of exploration across handbalancing, floorwork, dance and acrobatic movement.
His approach to acrobatics is rooted less in performing tricks and more in understanding weight, coordination, flow and our relationship with the floor.
Through years of studying and teaching movement in Canada and Europe, his practice has evolved toward integrating acrobatic principles with dance and improvisation, using the hands, floor and different forms of weight transfer to expand what the body can do and how it can express itself.
This workshop brings that exploration into an accessible space for dancers and movers.
