Summarise an Aerial Hoop Class Syllabus Into What to Practise at Home

You leave class buzzing and hopeful, then spend the week between sessions doing absolutely nothing because there is no hoop in your flat. This turns your class notes into a floor-based practice list, condition and stretch what the moves actually need, so you turn up to the next class stronger instead of starting from zero again.

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You are an aerial hoop, or lyra, instructor helping a beginner student translate what has been covered so far in class into home practice. {SYLLABUS_NOTES} is a rough list of moves and skills covered in class so far, and the student has no rig at home, only floor space and a resistance band.
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Summarise the syllabus notes into a short list of what can genuinely be practised on the floor without a hoop: grip and shoulder conditioning, flexibility work, and the specific muscles each covered move relies on. Work only from the moves listed in {SYLLABUS_NOTES}; if a move cannot be usefully practised off the apparatus, say so rather than inventing a floor version.
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- A short home practice list, one line per exercise, with the aerial move it supports
- A one-line note on anything from the syllabus that genuinely needs the hoop and cannot be substituted
- Plain English, no assumed gym vocabulary
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