Two Acrobats Use a Teeterboard to Catapult Each Other in the Air and Perform Back Flips
Cirque du Soleil acrobats David James Rimmer and Stéphane Beauregard perform a gravity-defying partner routine with a teeterboard, a seesaw-like gymnastic apparatus, in an astonishing short video. In their routine, the acrobats launch each other in the air and perform a series of hair-raising back flips. The video was shot in 2013, while Rimmer and Beauregard were training for the Cirque du Soleil show Corteo.
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