ADVIN
LIUKKO
BIO
Date of birth: 5 October 2002
Started knitting in 2014.
BACKGROUND
Ever since I was a young boy, I have been interested in all kinds of tricks and tricks. The interest started with the yard trampoline, which inspired me to start gymnastics. However, gymnastics quickly took a back seat when I started a circus school at Sorin Circus. The circus immediately drew me in and the desire and motivation to become a professional in the field grew. In addition to the circus, I also did knitting as Vellu's apprentice since 2014.
I progressed from the extensive curriculum in the circus to the performing group, where my main sport was lever board. When performing, training took all the time away from other hobbies, so the active training of tricks was put on hiatus for a while. I feel that I have achieved goals in the circus that I dreamed of for a long time, and even though the circus did not become a profession, I left a good amount of lessons and experience for the future.
After leaving the circus in 2020, I gradually became interested in acrobatics, parkour and tricks again and since then I have tried to train even harder. At the moment, I am studying to become a sports counselor at Varala sports college with an apprenticeship contract, aiming for a profession in the field of sports for the rest of my life, doing a job next to school that I enjoy. I guide at Legendtrick Gym, e.g. knitting level 2 & 3 hours.
GUIDED BY GOALS
I've always liked teaching, whether it was giving tips to a friend on a yard stomp, or in my current job at LTG. I enjoy the mutual feeling of success when the student succeeds in the trick I teach. In my opinion, the key to good coaching is the instructor's own motivation and passion, as well as knowledge and experience of the sport in question. I want to push my students forward in their dreams and goals, and give them the opportunity to achieve whatever they aim for in the field of trickery.
I consider all students as individuals, and I always strive to give the best possible teaching, support and encouragement to my students. I am relaxed and approachable. My students never need Aristella to ask for help. In my classes, there is also no need to be nervous or afraid of failure, because I think failure is an important part of the learning process. I want to keep my classes and the learning environment as safe as possible and I make sure that the atmosphere in every class remains relaxed and motivating.
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It's nice when you can take those classes when you want, and you can try other classes even if you haven't been before. (And you can still join in really well.) And there are a variety of different classes.
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"LegendTrick Gym is the only place of its kind in Finland. Tricking is a sport about which unfortunately little is still known and it is often confused with many other sports. It's very cool that we have a gym in Tampere that mainly focuses on tricks.
The instructors are professionals and responsible. Developing in the sport is easy here and you get the best possible teaching!
However, in addition to tricks, the gym also offers different courses related to acrobatics, such as handstand lessons, which enable you to always get more out of your own body.
The feeling in the gym is always good and positive, even if you're just there to watch!"