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Trix Circus School - Circus arts and acrobatics in Australia, with equipment and expertise including: flying trapeze with russian swing, swinging trapeze, static trapeze, double trapeze, cradle casting, standing casting, web, rings, trampolining, solo hand balancing, duo hand balancing, trio hand balancing, adagio, and ground tumbling.
Duo Design Hand Balancing - Duo Design, a dynamic and exciting strength and hand-balancing act from Warsaw, Poland.
Acroart - A performance of balance, teamwork, precision timing and symmetry. Includes past appearances and contact information.
Acrobatic Hand Balancing - Human Design presents a powerful acrobatic performance of physical maneuvers that are executed with effortless grace, balance and agility.
Acroduo - Circus hand-balancing act. Unique and rare tricks. Photos, videos and information about this act.
Kis Faludy and Evi Nereus - Teeterboard and solo hand balancing act.
National Circus Center - Encompasses a professional company, a student troupe, and a school with classes in acrobatics, flying trapeze, hand-balancing, contortion, juggling, teeterboard, wire-walking, clowning, and anything in the air, upside down, backwards and seemingly impossible. [San Francisco]
Human Design - Acrobatic performers located in Las Vegas, Nevada. Includes biographies, pictures, contact information and show schedule.
The Szarka Duo - Acrobatic handbalancing and adagio.
Duo Joy's - Acrobats Unique - Handbalancing adagio from Poland.

Overcall - In contract bridge, an overcall is a bid made after an opening bid was made by an opponent; the term refers only to the first such bid. A direct overcall is a bid made directly over a bid by right-hand opponent; an overcall in the 'last seat' (made over a bid by left-hand opponent and two subsequent passes) is often referred to as a balancing overcall.
Perch (equilibristic) - The perch is an equilibristic balancing act where one performer balances atop a pole that is being balanced by another performer. Each perch pole has a loop at the top into which the performer may insert either a hand or a foot in order to perform a variety of tricks while hanging down from the loop.