We hire space from CircoBats (they will usually have their own classes running at the same time): 775 South Rd (entry off Emerson Road) Black Forest SA 5035 This is next to the bridge over Cross Rd; a 10 minute drive from the city, and a 2 minute walk from Emerson railway station. There is a large carpark - head in, check in, and we'll see you there!

Adelaide Acrobalance formed in 2020, replacing acrobalance classes previously taught by ZigZag Circus. Adelaide Acrobalance was founded by participants of those classes. We all come from different backgrounds (circus, yoga, dance, gymnastics, contortion, powerlifting, etc), with different experiences, different teachers, and different tricks we have learned. We know someone attending for their first time will have skills and techniques to share as well! We try to run classes in a collaborative way; working on skills that people want to learn, and having everyone contributing to the group's learning. Anyone is welcome to make requests or suggestions and to decide what they are comfortable with doing. If you are not comfortable with a proposed activity for whatever reason (e.g. physical limitations, mental barriers, lack of related practice, etc.), you are more than welcome to ask to do something different or more suitable for you. This is an adult class, we don't want you to just do what we say without thinking about it! Classes are free in order to remove income as a barrier, though contributions towards costs are welcome. If you have any issues in class, please talk to the instructor or Adam (facilitator/owner).

At Adelaide Acrobalance we value safety, respect, inclusivity, and community. We use evidence-based approaches to physical training, start each night working on safe falling techniques, and encourage everyone to find the adjustments that their body needs. Most partner acro starts with a base (the person on the ground), flier (the person being supported), and one or more spotters (who are ready to catch the flier if needed). We encourage people to learn each role; understanding the challenges and responsibilities of others helps us to be better acrobats. We want to meet all the good humans! Money, gender, orientation, race, etc. are no barriers to doing acro. Disabilities, injuries, and different levels of physical ability can affect acro, but we can work to each person's capabilities and strengths. We welcome everyone who will respect their fellow acrobat; respecting boundaries, seeking enthusiastic consent, using the correct pronouns, etc.

This policy was last updated: Jan 17th, 2021.

We may update policies from time to time; we may announce significant changes (i.e. changes to the intent of the policy), however it is your responsibility to review and understand these terms. Your use of this website implies an acceptance of the General Terms and Conditions; creation of an account or use of the video sessions implies your additional acceptance of the Account Terms and Conditions.

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The following terms apply (in addition to the General terms) for anyone who signs up, creates an account, or uses an existing account. Before creating or using an account you must be an adult, be able to understand these terms, and consent to them. You may only create an account if you intend to participate in our online sessions as a student; or as an organiser if invited by Adelaide Acrobalance. Your account is non-transferable and may only be used by you. You may join in video sessions while other people are present with you, however it is your responsibility to ensure they also understand and follow the requirements of the sessions. We may, at our sole discretion, choose who shall be allowed to join sessions, remove participants from sessions, or remove accounts. You agree we may use all information you provide or that is publicly available when authorising accounts. You agree that when joining a session, your name and video stream may be shown to other participants. When participating in sessions, you must remain polite and respectful to all participants and organisers. You should participate as best is appropriate for yourself, taking consideration to your own physical capabilities at the time. You should ask for alternative options or provide feedback whenever you need; but must not disrupt the (intent of) the sessions, e.g. with unrelated discussion. You must not record or use video sessions in a public place. You accept that we may choose how to enforce these and other rules as we feel appropriate; but we accept no liability for any lack of or delay in moderation.

In order to participate in online sessions, you will be required to create an account. You may create an anonymous account, sign up with an email address, or sign in with an external provider (e.g. Facebook or Google or other providers as we support). Your name (which you may update, e.g. to a nickname) will be shown to other participants during any online sessions you join. In order to protect the privacy of participants and the operation of sessions, all online accounts will need to be approved before they may join a session. We may use any of the details you provide when signing up, or public data provided by Google/Facebook/other, to identify and approve your account. The account details are stored and managed by Google services. We may choose to migrate your information to another account management provider provided a similar level of security is expected. Your chosen display name and any details sent by your computer will be shared with the video conference provider when you join a session. You may request we delete your information at any time.

When you first attend an in-person class, you will be asked to fill in a membership form. Please ensure you read the form and ask any questions you may have. You can view a copy of the membership form here, although it may not be the most recent version. Each time you attend an in-person class, you will also be asked to fill in an attendance form.

In case we need to cancel a class, we may contact you using the details you provide. This will normally only be if we think it is likely you would attend (e.g. you attended the previous session, or indicated you were coming), and you would not know from other sources (e.g. if you normally see our posts on Facebook). Your "in case of emergency" details will only be used by us in the case of an emergency, we may also provide these details to health professionals or police. Any details you provide for first aiders or medical professionals will only be used if first aid or medical attention is required. Any details may also be provided to police or government departments when legally required; for example your attendance and contact details may be provided to SAHealth in the event of CoViD-19 contact tracing.

If you wish to review what data you have provided to us, to make alterations, or remove any information, you are welcome to do so at class. In the event that you are unable to attend in person, we may require reasonable proof of identity first. We may limit changes as required by law; e.g. while we are required to maintain contact tracing details you may update your contact information but not remove them.

In addition to the paper forms, which may be used by Adelaide Acrobalance organisers or instructors; digital copies of forms may be kept on private computers, or stored with private access on cloud providers (e.g. uploaded to Google storage).