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Gillian Arrighi, a contributor to TheConversation.com and a Senior Lecturer at Creative and Performing Arts at University of Newcastle, boasts of the behavior and academic benefits to children who participate in circus training.

According to the article, which you can find here, circus training allows for improved concentration in school, greater teamwork, and an increased self-esteem, social confidence, and sense of belonging, among many other benefits.

To learn more on the subject and how circus training was implemented in the Mutitjulu community in Australia, visit the website below.

http://theconversation.com/circus-training-instead-of-school-sports-now-theres-an-idea-31979

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The Aerial Warehouse Team