Acrobatics kit?

[adi&co.]

I can probably make a gymnastics kit work since they have essentially the same components, but acro is a lot smoother and slower and more dance than a sport.

Here's a description:
AcroDance is an art form specifically for dancers. Acro has softer, more lyrical looking lines, with the emphasis being on lengthening “through” the tricks and holding pretty balances with interesting variations. In Acro, we teach our students to dance into and out of Acro tricks, with minimal obvious “prep” before and after a trick. Despite being technically difficult to execute, acrobatic tricks are meant to blend in seamlessly with dance steps, providing an extra level of excitement and flair to dance choreography.

Has anyone made one? I didn't see anything in the shoppe. If not, can anyone tackle it with an emphasis on both boy and girl colors since my boys are in acro?

[hollyxann]

No help on the kit but Kennedy does Acro. This is her 2nd year doing it.

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[adi&co.]

It's fun! Gemma and Marcus are on their second year and Jamesen is on his first. He finally came out of his shell a bit while doing it. He has extreme anxiety and it took him watching his brother and sister for a year before he finally decided to try it and he's doing so well!