What kind of sport does acrobatics belong to, and what are the acrobatic performances?

Acrobatics is a performative sport with difficult movements, which is a performance program that relies on acrobatics to complete a series of difficult movements by the performer's own physical skills.

**。Around the Neolithic period, Chinese acrobatics were already in their infancy. The labor skills formed by primitive people in hunting and the martial arts and extraordinary physical abilities created in self-defense attack and defense were reproduced as a kind of self-entertainment game when they were resting and entertaining, and when expressing the joy of their hunting and victory, which formed the earliest acrobatic art.

Acrobatic academics believe that the earliest acrobatic show in China is "Flying Machine". This is a cross-shaped hunting gear made of hardwood chips, the hunters of the primitive tribe often use this kind of spinning forward ** to fight birds and beasts, and in the continuous throwing, they found different crosses, under the influence of the wind, can whirl "come and go", so it has become a show performed in the clan festival of the primitive tribe.

Many programs in the acrobatic arts are the refinement and artistry of life skills and labor techniques, and martial arts skills. At the annual "Naadam" event on the grassland of Inner Mongolia, there is a competition of "Flying Machine" in various skill competitions such as horse racing, wrestling, and gladiatorial fights, which is judged by the distance of throwing and the accuracy of hitting the target. Acrobats artistically process the hunting technique "Flying Machine" to form an ingenious and magical art program, which is still loved by the audience in stage performances to this day.

Due to the acrobatic art in a variety of colorful real life, "miscellaneous" has become its overall characteristic, so the name of "acrobatics" has been determined in the long history.

Acrobatics is a kind of performing art that expresses human modeling skills without words, and it is an artistic embodiment of the combination of human strength and wisdom. It is "a specialized art with a long history of jumping, physical technique and balance, as well as performances using equipment such as long poles, unicycles, balls, buckets, trampolines and hangers". For thousands of years, acrobats have captivated audiences with their thrilling, highly skilled performances.

There are a lot of trapeze, chest crushing boulders, bone shrinking, tightrope walking, ,......

Many, too much, stepping on stilts, walking on tightropes, ,...

It's imaginative, but it does help with memory.

Acrobatic performances include pole climbing, drill rings, springboards, trapezes, turntables, straw hats, kicks, levers, car skills, water meteors, bamboos, silk tunes, rope skills, etc.

I like water meteors the most, meteors in the night sky, always passing by. "Dancing Meteor" is a traditional Chinese acrobatic program, and there are two common types: "Water Meteor" and "Fire Meteor". "Water Meteor" is a glass bowl tied to each end of a colored rope, which contains colored water.

The actor throws the rope and dances, and the crystal glass bowl spins and dances rapidly, and the water in the bowl does not spill a drop.

Fire Meteor is a wire tied to each end of the colored rope, filled with burning charcoal, and when it dances, it is like two fireballs jumping up and down, chasing each other.

Water Meteor Principle:

The acrobat carries two bowls with a rope, pours water into them, and spun them so quickly that the water in the bowls does not spill out even if the bottom of the bowl is facing up. The reason for this can be explained by circular motion. When the bowl rotates around the hand, the water in the bowl moves centrifugally, so that the water presses against the bottom of the bowl; At the same time, water has its own downward gravity.

When the bottom of the bowl is facing the sky, gravity creates a centripetal force that causes the water to move in a circular motion, and the water does not flow out of the bowl. The magnitude of the centripetal force is related to the linear velocity of the object in a circular motion, and the greater the velocity of motion, the greater the centripetal force.

Because the higher the frequency of rotation, the larger the radius of rotation, and the greater the linear velocity. Therefore, when acrobats perform, they use a longer rope to rotate at a higher frequency.

Acrobatic performances include cycling, rope jumping in the air, but also fire rings, bowl throwing, and more.

One of the most important acrobatics in ancient China: drunken madness.

Han figurines have performances: jiu-jitsu, somersaults, stacking arhats, etc.

Monkeys, knives, darts.