AYMAMA is an aerial acrobatics and gymnastics school located in the 11th district of Budapest, Hungary. It offers classes in aerial hoop, floor acrobatics, and Cyr wheel, primarily for children and teenagers. Training is organized by age and skill level, from beginners to advanced technicians. The school emphasizes coordination, flexibility, strength, balance, and self-confidence. Led by experienced professionals in acrobatics, including Alexis Molina Altunaga and Andrea Molina Altunaga, AYMAMA also offers holiday camps and private lessons.
AYMAMA is a school specializing in acrobatics, aerial gymnastics, and circus arts, located in the 11th district of Budapest , Hungary. It primarily welcomes children and teenagers wishing to discover acrobatic disciplines or develop their technical skills in a sporting and educational environment.
Aerial hoop, also known as aerial hoop , is one of the main disciplines taught. Students learn to move on a suspended hoop and progressively perform acrobatic positions, suspensions, rotations, and sequences. Classes are organized into several levels, from beginners to advanced practitioners, to adapt the exercises to each student's age and experience.
AYMAMA also offers floor acrobatics classes. The training allows participants to acquire fundamental movements such as rolls, handstands, cartwheels, inversions, and various acrobatic combinations. This discipline develops strength , coordination , flexibility , body awareness, and spatial orientation.
Another specialty of the school is the Cyr wheel. This circus apparatus consists of a large metal ring in which the performer executes balancing, rotating, and moving movements. Learning it requires a solid foundation in acrobatics, good coordination, and specific body control training. AYMAMA recommends prior acrobatic training and offers group classes as well as individual coaching in this discipline.
The teaching is provided in particular by Alexis Molina Altunaga , a former circus artist and acrobatics teacher who worked at the Baross Imre Hungarian Circus Artist Training School. He also has experience in teaching physical education and dance.
Molina Altunaga Andrea brings complementary experience in rhythmic gymnastics, acrobatics, dance, and choreography. She has also received specialized artistic training in Cyr wheel.
The school organizes its sessions according to age and level groups . Young children can discover the first motor skills and acrobatics exercises, while more experienced students deepen their techniques on the ground or on the aerial hoop.
Holiday camps complement the weekly classes. They combine warm-ups, flexibility exercises, acrobatics, muscle strengthening and activities on equipment such as the AirTrack and the mini-trampoline.
AYMAMA also offers private lessons to work on a specific objective, progress in acrobatics or Cyr wheel, develop physical preparation or prepare a choreography.
In addition to circus disciplines, the establishment organizes aerobic salsa sessions, combining movements inspired by Cuban dance and dynamic physical exercises.
Training sessions take place in the gymnasium of the BGSZC Mechatronikai Technikum , located at 39 Rétköz utca, in Budapest. With its program combining aerial hoop, acrobatics, and Cyr wheel, AYMAMA is an attractive option for families seeking a structured introduction to circus arts and acrobatic disciplines.