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Lasso Lowdown for Silks & Rope with Jessica Leong
Friday, November 20, 6:00 - 8:00pm
Let the lasso energy going! We’ll play with shapes, drops, and transitions while exploring lasso-inspired movement around the body.
Expect plenty of flicking, kicking, swinging, arcs, and wraps, with a focus on momentum, timing, and making the most of the movement.
Pre-requisites:
Intermediate Prep/Intermediate & Up
Confident inversions in the air.
One-hand grip recommended (or working toward a steady one) but not required. Not all elements will need a full one-hand grip, so everyone can play along where they’re at!
Please note our cancellation policy:
If you cancel at least 3 days (72 hours) prior to the workshop, you will receive 100% refund. After 72 hours before, you will receive a 50% discount. If you cancel within 24 hours prior to the start of the workshop, you will not receive a refund
Price: $80
Bio:
Jessica Leong is an aerialist, performer, and coach originally from San Francisco, now based in Dublin, Ireland. She specialises in silks and rope, coaching students from beginner to advanced levels, and her approach has been shaped by training with coaches from around the world.
Jessica is a technique-based teacher who enjoys breaking down complex skills into achievable steps. She has a particular love for dynamic movement and sequencing, especially finding ways to connect skills and transitions into fluid combinations. Her classes balance strong technique with creativity, helping students understand not just how to do a skill, but how to move between skills and build sequences in the air.
She has taught workshops across Europe and the USA, choreographed showcases, trained aspiring teachers, and mentored Arts Council Ireland–funded artists. She has completed extensive teacher training and continues to develop her practice through international training, residencies, and intensives.
Outside the studio, Jessica enjoys travelling, hiking, camping, live shows, trying new pastries and cakes, and sitting in coffee shops pretending to read.