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Defying gravity in public, on purpose, with a smile that hides the calluses.

means The art of performing dramatic feats of balance, agility, and coordination, often airborne or upside down.

from From Greek akrobatos, meaning walking on tiptoe, built from akros (high, extreme) and bainein (to walk) — literally going to the edge.

Ancient resumeDepicted on Minoan frescoes vaulting over charging bulls.
Body mathSpinal flexibility plus core control beats raw strength.
Word stretchNow describes any clever verbal or mental contortion too.
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