Robert Eisele (Trainingsleitung):

“Didactics, the art of teaching, is at the heart of my circus training. I believe that everyone can learn everything they set themselves as a goal. I correct mistakes in performances with exercises that ideally take the artists even further than their own goal. The artist should never let the spectator suspect their own limits during the performance. He doesn't show his full ability, remains confident and the spectator senses that much more is possible and can enjoy the act. The figure should be performed without fear, without danger and, above all, with ease.

We work towards the goal of sharpening the eye for artistic sequences, for tension and timing, choreography and the stage action.

An osteopath is involved in our concept so that our graduates also gain knowledge about their constitution and how to maintain their own health. In individual additional theoretical course modules, she imparts basic knowledge on the subject of injury prevention and training theory. She also provides advice and carries out an individual osteopathic check-up for each participant at the beginning of the orientation year (more information on this can be found under medical care). medizinische BetreuungLessons in sound and lighting technology, safety, dance and choreography round off the circus year at Cirque Intense.”

Training-space

Cirque Intense training takes place in Neuenburg am Rhein. Neuenburg am Rhein statt.

The Cirque Intense tent not only provides a “real circus feeling”, but is also indispensable for aerial arts training, Chinese pole, trampoline and tightrope walking. The tent is exclusively available to Cirque Intense participants. Incidentally, two oil heaters ensure pleasant temperatures there, which is a particular advantage in the winter months. 

As a second location, we have the opportunity to use the Altrheinhalle in Neuenburg daily from 9 am to 4 pm. This is mainly used for acrobatic training, juggling and Cyr-Wheel.