The Complete Guide to Circus Arts

What it really costs, what gear you truly need, and how to start juggling, aerial, and more without wasting money or getting hurt

★★★★★3.0 · 1 review

by Alumigogo Books

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Juggling, aerial silks, and more — what it actually takes to start circus arts, in time, money, and bruises.

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About this book

Thinking about trying circus arts but feel like you need to be a former gymnast with a trust fund? You don't. This guide cuts through the spectacle and gets to the practical: what a beginner actually does in their first class, what gear you need versus what you can borrow, and what you'll realistically spend from your first drop-in session to serious practice.

You'll get honest answers on age, fitness, and flexibility (you don't need to touch your toes), a clear breakdown of class versus online learning, and a week-by-week plan for your first month. Forgetting about the costumes and the big top, this is about your living room, a local community center, and your own two hands — and whether they're ready to learn something wonderfully weird.

8 chaptersaprox 12,900 wordsabout 52 pages~65 min read

Reader Reviews

Nicholas Lee

★★★★★

I was on the fence about trying aerial silks and this book helped me make a grounded decision. I appreciated that it didn't try to hype me up — instead it gave me real numbers for class prices and what gear I could skip at first. The first chapter felt like a friend explaining a hobby, not a sales pitch. It's a bit light on advanced stuff, but for deciding whether to start? It did its job. I signed up for a beginner juggling class after reading it.