Event Type : Kazami-Ryu

*Classes in 2024 are held fortnightly on a Thursday evening*

Core Curriculum

In this class, students will use the material learned in Kazami-Ryu 1 and 2 to start doing suspensions safely, comfortably and with finesse.

Safety

Line Management

Monitoring Partner

Mitigating injury

Suspensions

Bridge suspension (arms free)

Kazami style Yokozuri (Side suspension)

Kazami Style Hikakyuzuri (Postman/Running man Suspension)

Sakasazuri (Inverted Suspension)

Gyaku Ebi Zuri (Reverse Prawn Suspension)

Aomukizuri (Face up Suspension)

Strappado Yokozuri (Sideways Suspension)

Gaikyakuzuri (Open Leg Suspension)

Advancing to Kazami-Ryu 4

Students must satisfactorily complete the core curriculum to a standard acceptable to the Instructor in order to move up to Kazami Ryu 4.  How long this takes is entirely dependant on how often a student practices.

*BOOKINGS CLOSE AT 4:00PM ON THE DAY UNLESS AT LEAST 1 TICKET IS SOLD, THEN BOOKINGS AVAILABLE UP UNTIL START OF CLASS*

Kazami-Ryu Level 4 is offered on an invite only basis to students who have graduated Level 3, where  students will use the material they’ve learned in Kazami-Ryu 1 ~ 3 to perform advanced transitional suspensions safely, comfortably and with finesse. This class is designed for students to be able to expand their knowledge exponentially, and no longer simply create “forms” but instead start creating “concepts”. Graduation from Kazami-Ryu Level 3 does not automatically guarantee a place in Level 4 classes.

*Classes in 2024 are held fortnightly on a Thursday evening*

Core Curriculum

Forms

Hishi Munenawa (Diamond TK Harness)

Suspensions

Teppou zuri (Rifle Tie Suspension)

Shin Shin sakasatsuri (Straight Arm Inversion Suspension)

Kataashi (Ankle Suspensions)

Hineri zuri (Twisted Suspensions)

Advanced Transitions.

Adapting forms and creating shapes.

Kinbaku Theory

Communication between Model and Rigger

The philosophy of a tie

Building a scene

Building a performance

*BOOKINGS CLOSE AT 4:00PM ON THE DAY UNLESS AT LEAST 1 TICKET IS SOLD, THEN BOOKINGS AVAILABLE UP UNTIL START OF CLASS*

*Classes in 2024 are held fortnightly on a Thursday evening*

Core Curriculum

In this class, students will use the material learned in Kazami-Ryu 1 and 2 to start doing suspensions safely, comfortably and with finesse.

Safety

Line Management

Monitoring Partner

Mitigating injury

Suspensions

Bridge suspension (arms free)

Kazami style Yokozuri (Side suspension)

Kazami Style Hikakyuzuri (Postman/Running man Suspension)

Sakasazuri (Inverted Suspension)

Gyaku Ebi Zuri (Reverse Prawn Suspension)

Aomukizuri (Face up Suspension)

Strappado Yokozuri (Sideways Suspension)

Gaikyakuzuri (Open Leg Suspension)

Advancing to Kazami-Ryu 4

Students must satisfactorily complete the core curriculum to a standard acceptable to the Instructor in order to move up to Kazami Ryu 4.  How long this takes is entirely dependant on how often a student practices.

*BOOKINGS CLOSE AT 4:00PM ON THE DAY UNLESS AT LEAST 1 TICKET IS SOLD, THEN BOOKINGS AVAILABLE UP UNTIL START OF CLASS*

Kazami-Ryu Level 4 is offered on an invite only basis to students who have graduated Level 3, where  students will use the material they’ve learned in Kazami-Ryu 1 ~ 3 to perform advanced transitional suspensions safely, comfortably and with finesse. This class is designed for students to be able to expand their knowledge exponentially, and no longer simply create “forms” but instead start creating “concepts”. Graduation from Kazami-Ryu Level 3 does not automatically guarantee a place in Level 4 classes.

*Classes in 2024 are held fortnightly on a Thursday evening*

Core Curriculum

Forms

Hishi Munenawa (Diamond TK Harness)

Suspensions

Teppou zuri (Rifle Tie Suspension)

Shin Shin sakasatsuri (Straight Arm Inversion Suspension)

Kataashi (Ankle Suspensions)

Hineri zuri (Twisted Suspensions)

Advanced Transitions.

Adapting forms and creating shapes.

Kinbaku Theory

Communication between Model and Rigger

The philosophy of a tie

Building a scene

Building a performance

*BOOKINGS CLOSE AT 4:00PM ON THE DAY UNLESS AT LEAST 1 TICKET IS SOLD, THEN BOOKINGS AVAILABLE UP UNTIL START OF CLASS*

*Classes in 2024 are held fortnightly on a Thursday evening*

Core Curriculum

In this class, students will use the material learned in Kazami-Ryu 1 and 2 to start doing suspensions safely, comfortably and with finesse.

Safety

Line Management

Monitoring Partner

Mitigating injury

Suspensions

Bridge suspension (arms free)

Kazami style Yokozuri (Side suspension)

Kazami Style Hikakyuzuri (Postman/Running man Suspension)

Sakasazuri (Inverted Suspension)

Gyaku Ebi Zuri (Reverse Prawn Suspension)

Aomukizuri (Face up Suspension)

Strappado Yokozuri (Sideways Suspension)

Gaikyakuzuri (Open Leg Suspension)

Advancing to Kazami-Ryu 4

Students must satisfactorily complete the core curriculum to a standard acceptable to the Instructor in order to move up to Kazami Ryu 4.  How long this takes is entirely dependant on how often a student practices.

*BOOKINGS CLOSE AT 4:00PM ON THE DAY UNLESS AT LEAST 1 TICKET IS SOLD, THEN BOOKINGS AVAILABLE UP UNTIL START OF CLASS*

Kazami-Ryu Level 4 is offered on an invite only basis to students who have graduated Level 3, where  students will use the material they’ve learned in Kazami-Ryu 1 ~ 3 to perform advanced transitional suspensions safely, comfortably and with finesse. This class is designed for students to be able to expand their knowledge exponentially, and no longer simply create “forms” but instead start creating “concepts”. Graduation from Kazami-Ryu Level 3 does not automatically guarantee a place in Level 4 classes.

*Classes in 2024 are held fortnightly on a Thursday evening*

Core Curriculum

Forms

Hishi Munenawa (Diamond TK Harness)

Suspensions

Teppou zuri (Rifle Tie Suspension)

Shin Shin sakasatsuri (Straight Arm Inversion Suspension)

Kataashi (Ankle Suspensions)

Hineri zuri (Twisted Suspensions)

Advanced Transitions.

Adapting forms and creating shapes.

Kinbaku Theory

Communication between Model and Rigger

The philosophy of a tie

Building a scene

Building a performance

*BOOKINGS CLOSE AT 4:00PM ON THE DAY UNLESS AT LEAST 1 TICKET IS SOLD, THEN BOOKINGS AVAILABLE UP UNTIL START OF CLASS*

*Classes in 2024 are held fortnightly on a Thursday evening*

Core Curriculum

In this class, students will use the material learned in Kazami-Ryu 1 and 2 to start doing suspensions safely, comfortably and with finesse.

Safety

Line Management

Monitoring Partner

Mitigating injury

Suspensions

Bridge suspension (arms free)

Kazami style Yokozuri (Side suspension)

Kazami Style Hikakyuzuri (Postman/Running man Suspension)

Sakasazuri (Inverted Suspension)

Gyaku Ebi Zuri (Reverse Prawn Suspension)

Aomukizuri (Face up Suspension)

Strappado Yokozuri (Sideways Suspension)

Gaikyakuzuri (Open Leg Suspension)

Advancing to Kazami-Ryu 4

Students must satisfactorily complete the core curriculum to a standard acceptable to the Instructor in order to move up to Kazami Ryu 4.  How long this takes is entirely dependant on how often a student practices.

*BOOKINGS CLOSE AT 4:00PM ON THE DAY UNLESS AT LEAST 1 TICKET IS SOLD, THEN BOOKINGS AVAILABLE UP UNTIL START OF CLASS*

Kazami-Ryu Level 4 is offered on an invite only basis to students who have graduated Level 3, where  students will use the material they’ve learned in Kazami-Ryu 1 ~ 3 to perform advanced transitional suspensions safely, comfortably and with finesse. This class is designed for students to be able to expand their knowledge exponentially, and no longer simply create “forms” but instead start creating “concepts”. Graduation from Kazami-Ryu Level 3 does not automatically guarantee a place in Level 4 classes.

*Classes in 2024 are held fortnightly on a Thursday evening*

Core Curriculum

Forms

Hishi Munenawa (Diamond TK Harness)

Suspensions

Teppou zuri (Rifle Tie Suspension)

Shin Shin sakasatsuri (Straight Arm Inversion Suspension)

Kataashi (Ankle Suspensions)

Hineri zuri (Twisted Suspensions)

Advanced Transitions.

Adapting forms and creating shapes.

Kinbaku Theory

Communication between Model and Rigger

The philosophy of a tie

Building a scene

Building a performance

*BOOKINGS CLOSE AT 4:00PM ON THE DAY UNLESS AT LEAST 1 TICKET IS SOLD, THEN BOOKINGS AVAILABLE UP UNTIL START OF CLASS*

*Classes in 2024 are held fortnightly on a Thursday evening*

Core Curriculum

In this class, students will use the material learned in Kazami-Ryu 1 and 2 to start doing suspensions safely, comfortably and with finesse.

Safety

Line Management

Monitoring Partner

Mitigating injury

Suspensions

Bridge suspension (arms free)

Kazami style Yokozuri (Side suspension)

Kazami Style Hikakyuzuri (Postman/Running man Suspension)

Sakasazuri (Inverted Suspension)

Gyaku Ebi Zuri (Reverse Prawn Suspension)

Aomukizuri (Face up Suspension)

Strappado Yokozuri (Sideways Suspension)

Gaikyakuzuri (Open Leg Suspension)

Advancing to Kazami-Ryu 4

Students must satisfactorily complete the core curriculum to a standard acceptable to the Instructor in order to move up to Kazami Ryu 4.  How long this takes is entirely dependant on how often a student practices.

*BOOKINGS CLOSE AT 4:00PM ON THE DAY UNLESS AT LEAST 1 TICKET IS SOLD, THEN BOOKINGS AVAILABLE UP UNTIL START OF CLASS*

Kazami-Ryu Level 4 is offered on an invite only basis to students who have graduated Level 3, where  students will use the material they’ve learned in Kazami-Ryu 1 ~ 3 to perform advanced transitional suspensions safely, comfortably and with finesse. This class is designed for students to be able to expand their knowledge exponentially, and no longer simply create “forms” but instead start creating “concepts”. Graduation from Kazami-Ryu Level 3 does not automatically guarantee a place in Level 4 classes.

*Classes in 2024 are held fortnightly on a Thursday evening*

Core Curriculum

Forms

Hishi Munenawa (Diamond TK Harness)

Suspensions

Teppou zuri (Rifle Tie Suspension)

Shin Shin sakasatsuri (Straight Arm Inversion Suspension)

Kataashi (Ankle Suspensions)

Hineri zuri (Twisted Suspensions)

Advanced Transitions.

Adapting forms and creating shapes.

Kinbaku Theory

Communication between Model and Rigger

The philosophy of a tie

Building a scene

Building a performance

*BOOKINGS CLOSE AT 4:00PM ON THE DAY UNLESS AT LEAST 1 TICKET IS SOLD, THEN BOOKINGS AVAILABLE UP UNTIL START OF CLASS*

*Classes in 2024 are held fortnightly on a Thursday evening*

Core Curriculum

In this class, students will use the material learned in Kazami-Ryu 1 and 2 to start doing suspensions safely, comfortably and with finesse.

Safety

Line Management

Monitoring Partner

Mitigating injury

Suspensions

Bridge suspension (arms free)

Kazami style Yokozuri (Side suspension)

Kazami Style Hikakyuzuri (Postman/Running man Suspension)

Sakasazuri (Inverted Suspension)

Gyaku Ebi Zuri (Reverse Prawn Suspension)

Aomukizuri (Face up Suspension)

Strappado Yokozuri (Sideways Suspension)

Gaikyakuzuri (Open Leg Suspension)

Advancing to Kazami-Ryu 4

Students must satisfactorily complete the core curriculum to a standard acceptable to the Instructor in order to move up to Kazami Ryu 4.  How long this takes is entirely dependant on how often a student practices.

*BOOKINGS CLOSE AT 4:00PM ON THE DAY UNLESS AT LEAST 1 TICKET IS SOLD, THEN BOOKINGS AVAILABLE UP UNTIL START OF CLASS*

Kazami-Ryu Level 4 is offered on an invite only basis to students who have graduated Level 3, where  students will use the material they’ve learned in Kazami-Ryu 1 ~ 3 to perform advanced transitional suspensions safely, comfortably and with finesse. This class is designed for students to be able to expand their knowledge exponentially, and no longer simply create “forms” but instead start creating “concepts”. Graduation from Kazami-Ryu Level 3 does not automatically guarantee a place in Level 4 classes.

*Classes in 2024 are held fortnightly on a Thursday evening*

Core Curriculum

Forms

Hishi Munenawa (Diamond TK Harness)

Suspensions

Teppou zuri (Rifle Tie Suspension)

Shin Shin sakasatsuri (Straight Arm Inversion Suspension)

Kataashi (Ankle Suspensions)

Hineri zuri (Twisted Suspensions)

Advanced Transitions.

Adapting forms and creating shapes.

Kinbaku Theory

Communication between Model and Rigger

The philosophy of a tie

Building a scene

Building a performance

*BOOKINGS CLOSE AT 4:00PM ON THE DAY UNLESS AT LEAST 1 TICKET IS SOLD, THEN BOOKINGS AVAILABLE UP UNTIL START OF CLASS*

*Classes in 2024 are held fortnightly on a Thursday evening*

Core Curriculum

In this class, students will use the material learned in Kazami-Ryu 1 and 2 to start doing suspensions safely, comfortably and with finesse.

Safety

Line Management

Monitoring Partner

Mitigating injury

Suspensions

Bridge suspension (arms free)

Kazami style Yokozuri (Side suspension)

Kazami Style Hikakyuzuri (Postman/Running man Suspension)

Sakasazuri (Inverted Suspension)

Gyaku Ebi Zuri (Reverse Prawn Suspension)

Aomukizuri (Face up Suspension)

Strappado Yokozuri (Sideways Suspension)

Gaikyakuzuri (Open Leg Suspension)

Advancing to Kazami-Ryu 4

Students must satisfactorily complete the core curriculum to a standard acceptable to the Instructor in order to move up to Kazami Ryu 4.  How long this takes is entirely dependant on how often a student practices.

*BOOKINGS CLOSE AT 4:00PM ON THE DAY UNLESS AT LEAST 1 TICKET IS SOLD, THEN BOOKINGS AVAILABLE UP UNTIL START OF CLASS*

Kazami-Ryu Level 4 is offered on an invite only basis to students who have graduated Level 3, where  students will use the material they’ve learned in Kazami-Ryu 1 ~ 3 to perform advanced transitional suspensions safely, comfortably and with finesse. This class is designed for students to be able to expand their knowledge exponentially, and no longer simply create “forms” but instead start creating “concepts”. Graduation from Kazami-Ryu Level 3 does not automatically guarantee a place in Level 4 classes.

*Classes in 2024 are held fortnightly on a Thursday evening*

Core Curriculum

Forms

Hishi Munenawa (Diamond TK Harness)

Suspensions

Teppou zuri (Rifle Tie Suspension)

Shin Shin sakasatsuri (Straight Arm Inversion Suspension)

Kataashi (Ankle Suspensions)

Hineri zuri (Twisted Suspensions)

Advanced Transitions.

Adapting forms and creating shapes.

Kinbaku Theory

Communication between Model and Rigger

The philosophy of a tie

Building a scene

Building a performance

*BOOKINGS CLOSE AT 4:00PM ON THE DAY UNLESS AT LEAST 1 TICKET IS SOLD, THEN BOOKINGS AVAILABLE UP UNTIL START OF CLASS*

*Classes in 2024 are held fortnightly on a Thursday evening*

Core Curriculum

In this class, students will use the material learned in Kazami-Ryu 1 and 2 to start doing suspensions safely, comfortably and with finesse.

Safety

Line Management

Monitoring Partner

Mitigating injury

Suspensions

Bridge suspension (arms free)

Kazami style Yokozuri (Side suspension)

Kazami Style Hikakyuzuri (Postman/Running man Suspension)

Sakasazuri (Inverted Suspension)

Gyaku Ebi Zuri (Reverse Prawn Suspension)

Aomukizuri (Face up Suspension)

Strappado Yokozuri (Sideways Suspension)

Gaikyakuzuri (Open Leg Suspension)

Advancing to Kazami-Ryu 4

Students must satisfactorily complete the core curriculum to a standard acceptable to the Instructor in order to move up to Kazami Ryu 4.  How long this takes is entirely dependant on how often a student practices.

*BOOKINGS CLOSE AT 4:00PM ON THE DAY UNLESS AT LEAST 1 TICKET IS SOLD, THEN BOOKINGS AVAILABLE UP UNTIL START OF CLASS*

Kazami-Ryu Level 4 is offered on an invite only basis to students who have graduated Level 3, where  students will use the material they’ve learned in Kazami-Ryu 1 ~ 3 to perform advanced transitional suspensions safely, comfortably and with finesse. This class is designed for students to be able to expand their knowledge exponentially, and no longer simply create “forms” but instead start creating “concepts”. Graduation from Kazami-Ryu Level 3 does not automatically guarantee a place in Level 4 classes.

*Classes in 2024 are held fortnightly on a Thursday evening*

Core Curriculum

Forms

Hishi Munenawa (Diamond TK Harness)

Suspensions

Teppou zuri (Rifle Tie Suspension)

Shin Shin sakasatsuri (Straight Arm Inversion Suspension)

Kataashi (Ankle Suspensions)

Hineri zuri (Twisted Suspensions)

Advanced Transitions.

Adapting forms and creating shapes.

Kinbaku Theory

Communication between Model and Rigger

The philosophy of a tie

Building a scene

Building a performance

*BOOKINGS CLOSE AT 4:00PM ON THE DAY UNLESS AT LEAST 1 TICKET IS SOLD, THEN BOOKINGS AVAILABLE UP UNTIL START OF CLASS*

*Classes in 2024 are held fortnightly on a Thursday evening*

Core Curriculum

In this class, students will use the material learned in Kazami-Ryu 1 and 2 to start doing suspensions safely, comfortably and with finesse.

Safety

Line Management

Monitoring Partner

Mitigating injury

Suspensions

Bridge suspension (arms free)

Kazami style Yokozuri (Side suspension)

Kazami Style Hikakyuzuri (Postman/Running man Suspension)

Sakasazuri (Inverted Suspension)

Gyaku Ebi Zuri (Reverse Prawn Suspension)

Aomukizuri (Face up Suspension)

Strappado Yokozuri (Sideways Suspension)

Gaikyakuzuri (Open Leg Suspension)

Advancing to Kazami-Ryu 4

Students must satisfactorily complete the core curriculum to a standard acceptable to the Instructor in order to move up to Kazami Ryu 4.  How long this takes is entirely dependant on how often a student practices.

*BOOKINGS CLOSE AT 4:00PM ON THE DAY UNLESS AT LEAST 1 TICKET IS SOLD, THEN BOOKINGS AVAILABLE UP UNTIL START OF CLASS*

Kazami-Ryu Level 4 is offered on an invite only basis to students who have graduated Level 3, where  students will use the material they’ve learned in Kazami-Ryu 1 ~ 3 to perform advanced transitional suspensions safely, comfortably and with finesse. This class is designed for students to be able to expand their knowledge exponentially, and no longer simply create “forms” but instead start creating “concepts”. Graduation from Kazami-Ryu Level 3 does not automatically guarantee a place in Level 4 classes.

*Classes in 2024 are held fortnightly on a Thursday evening*

Core Curriculum

Forms

Hishi Munenawa (Diamond TK Harness)

Suspensions

Teppou zuri (Rifle Tie Suspension)

Shin Shin sakasatsuri (Straight Arm Inversion Suspension)

Kataashi (Ankle Suspensions)

Hineri zuri (Twisted Suspensions)

Advanced Transitions.

Adapting forms and creating shapes.

Kinbaku Theory

Communication between Model and Rigger

The philosophy of a tie

Building a scene

Building a performance

*BOOKINGS CLOSE AT 4:00PM ON THE DAY UNLESS AT LEAST 1 TICKET IS SOLD, THEN BOOKINGS AVAILABLE UP UNTIL START OF CLASS*