Acrosport is a physical education activity involving partners working together in different positions and formations. It describes several partner positions including one partner kneeling while the other stands on one leg with the other extended back. It also describes pyramid formations with up to 5 partners where some partners support the weight of others in positions like handstands or kneeling. The document provides diagrams to illustrate different grip positions partners can use to support each other such as hand-to-hand, claw, and hand-to-wrist grips.

1. ACROSPORT:
A PHYSICAL EDUCATION ACTIVITY.

3. 3. On all fours with one leg extended in the
back

4. 4. Standing up 5.Standing up with
one step forward. arms extended in the
air.

5. 6.Squating. 7.Lying down with
arms in the air
and knees bent.

8. Hands grips:
1. Hand to hand:
Hands are joined in a shake-hands
positions.
Simple:
Crossed double:

9. Mixed crossed double:
Double:

10. 2. Claw:
This grip is usually used for pulling a
performer or holding a position.
Simple:
Double:

11. 3. Hand-to-wrist:
This grip is usually used for pulling a
performer or holding a position.
Simple:
Double:

15. One of the components is kneeling on one leg and grabbing
one hand of her companion while this is standing on one leg with
other leg extended back and leaning forward

16. One of the
components is sitting
down with knees bent and
one arm extended in the
back. The other arm is
holding her
companion, who is doing
hand stand with both legs
bent .

17. Phyramids of three:
In the base of this
figure, we have one
of the components
on all fours face
down, an the other
componets are over
she standing up with
upperbody bent
forward relying over
each other.

19. On this
figure, we have a
person on all fours
face down like
base. The other
components are
leaning forward
relying over each
other.

20. Phyramids of four:
In the figure On this basis, we have one
component kneeling on one leg and other
kneeling with another component sitting

21. Like base, we have a person on all fours
face down with two components relying on
her. One is lifting her body using the
elbows, the other is lifting her body using

22. Like base
of this
figure, we
have one of
the
components
on all fours
face down.
Over she, two
components
more are
standing up
with
upperbody

23. Pyramids of more than four:
On this figure, we have
5 components. Two of them
are on all fours face
down, and both have one
person over them. This
two, are doing an investment
support (hand stand), they
are supported on a last
component, which is standing

25. -This presentation was made by:
- Laura Acosta Díaz.
- Ana Montaño Rosas.
- Pilar Peñalver Pumariño.
- Ana Santos Martín.
I.E.S. Cristo del Rosario. 4º of ESO.