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Calisthenics is one of the fastest growing artistic sports – unique to Australia.

The word calisthenics comes from the Greek words ‘kallos’ for beauty and ‘thenos’ for strength. Indeed, the components of the sport aim at achieving those physical attributes, but the sport also influences the emotional and social development of girls and boys through friendship and teamwork. Calisthenics, as we know it today, involves a team of pupils learning routines choreographed to music – each of about three to four minutes duration – and presenting those routines at competitions. Pupils learn approximately six routines concurrently throughout a year and this is where the diversity of the sport is seen. There are different levels of Calisthenics; some clubs have non-competitive classes, performing only at their annual concert. Other teams compete during the year at a number of competitions, performing on stage in costumes. Queensland also has a State Representative Team that competes at the Australian National Championships.

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Watch the 2013 ACF Nationals in your lounge room

Posted on March 4th, 2013

Watch the 2013 ACF Nationals in your lounge room – The link for the webcasting promo video is below:

http://vimeo.com/58687667

The 2013 ACF Nationals will be live streamed this year. This means that you can watch the nationals on your computer and even your television via a linking cable. You can either  watch it live, or you can watch it after the competition.

How it works

You pay for a session via the internet. You will then be given a unique login code giving you single access to the stream for that session. No problems if you want to watch it again after the competition…just pay for an additional login code. The sessions will be available for 30 days after the competition.

Costs

Each session will cost 80 per cent  of the ticket price, or the discounted fee of 75 per cent  if  you buy access to … Read More »

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