Airtime Acrobatics

Welcome to Airtime Acrobatics

3-weeks of circus school style training

Airtime Acrobatics is a three-week acrobatics program in Mannheim, Germany.
Inspired by circus school training structures, it combines intensive technical classes with creative exploration and free training time.

Every day offers multiple classes, different levels, and space to work on your own training with support from experienced teachers.

more than 140 people joined the last years

more than 20 nationalites

many are coming back every year

What is Airtime

Airtime Acrobatics is not a festival and not a traditional workshop.

It is a structured training program inspired by circus schools.
Participants train multiple hours per day in different disciplines and tracks.

The goal is simple:

Train seriously.
Improve your technique.
Discover new skills.
And spend time with a motivated acro community.

Every day includes:

Handstand or tumbling in the morning
Discipline classes (H2H, Icarian, Group Acro etc.)
Creative or conditioning sessions
Free training time with teachers present

Each week contains around 37 hours of classes and training opportunities.

Training Structure

Who is it for?

Airtime is designed for people who already have experience in partner acrobatics and want to train more seriously.

Typical participants:

Intermediate & advanced partner acrobats and handbalancers

Dedicated hobbyists training consistently

Acro and handstand teachers

Semi-professional performers

You should already be comfortable with basic partner acrobatics and training multiple hours per day.

Pre Requisites

Partner Acrobatics

with Tom, Caitling, Fer & Fifi

come with a partner

standing h2h & f2h

Handstands

Jules, Tony, tba

30 sec free handstand
60 sec belly against the wall

Performance

Duo in Motion

come with a partner,

high bird

Airtime is not just about classes — it’s about how you train together.

The environment is focused, intensive, and built around people who take their training seriously.

You’re part of a larger group that supports each other, shares knowledge, and grows together.

You learn how to spot, communicate, and improve as a team — not just within your duo, but within the whole room.

During free training time, the work continues.
People stay focused, help each other, give feedback, and push through challenges together.

Together, you also learn how to deal with fear, pressure, and the reality of a high-stakes training environment — supporting each other through the process.

Over three weeks, this creates a strong training dynamic and a real sense of community.

Many participants return every year — not just for the training, but for the people.

Food is great, Participants are great