Tarn Scully Aerial Movement | Public figure
Tarn Scully Aerial Movement
Phone: +61 406 827 227
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07.06.2022 
Ann Truong and Tarn Scully Aerial Movement pole duet as part of show 'No punchline' Directed by Sara Phezzo Sara Pheasant Melbourne
20.05.2022 Hello lovely people , Just a little update .. for the Melbourne people .. I’m currently teaching at a few places including :- * verticals intermediate- ish ... ( Corde lisse and Tissu) at women’s circus ( Footscray ) . 9.30-11.30 Saturdays * Tissu Intermediate- ish 6.30-8.30 pm . Thursday’s Classes roll on for term 2 . Private’s Also available Xx
25.04.2022 Dear lovely aerialists, where ever you are I hope you are doing well and hanging in there Aerial Classes are now starting up again in Melbourne ( hooray!!) iand I’m teaching a ‘flight preparation ‘ series at Westside circus in Preston Melbourne as part of the summer school there. These classes are open to adults who have some aerial experience , but mostly will be all about conditioning and aerial fitness to get back you in shape for term 1 classes . The classes ru...n 2 x a week Monday and fridays 6.30-8.30 pm Mon 11 th jan, Friday 15 th Mon 18 th and Friday 22nd . To book and for further details please see Hope to see you there xx please feel free to share .. https://www.westsidecircus.org.au/copy-of-classes-2
18.04.2022 
We are so stoked and proud to present the Stay Strong Series. In the next few weeks, we will be connecting and engaging with the wider community through Wome...n Uprising on load monitoring, knowledge translation on how to start training, being active while working from home & goal setting so that you're not just going to get strong but stay strong while training. We're here to help you navigate managing a change in how you train, to help you keep up your new programs in a sustainable way, and to hit the wall climbing-ready once our beloved gyms open back up! The idea for this series came about once we saw social media becoming saturated with great content showing you how to train finger strength, maintain power, maximise endurance with home training, intensive core work-outs etc. We’re coming in from a different angle, aiming to discuss the how to and the why with regards to training from home. We’ll cover modern approaches to reducing injury risk, how our incredibly sophisticated systems respond to workload, how to start out safely and work out how quickly to progress, the brain game and when to seek help. We will be posting fortnightly and you’re welcome to ask us any questions in the comments. We’ll then run a live Q & A via Instagram to answer as many questions as we can in a 20-30 min time frame. Should you have more questions or need a one-to-one consult related to the topic of a particular post, there will be opportunities to book in with Katie to discuss further. We can’t wait to share what we have with you! P.s. All posts will be published on both @physioclimber and @womenuprisingaus Instagram pages and the Stay Strong Series Facebook group (with a little extra info) See more
