Contortion: An Unusual Art Form
Contortionism comes naturally to nobody; people are not born with the ability to bend their bodies in half.
In reality, some people are born with a little extra flexibility than others and those people can train to become contortionists.
In order to gain the flexibility needed, these individuals must put themselves through demanding and painful training.
Contortionism comes naturally to nobody; people are not born with the ability to bend their bodies in half.
In reality, some people are born with a little extra flexibility than others and those people can train to become contortionists.
In order to gain the flexibility needed, these individuals must put themselves through demanding and painful training.
"A crazy contortionist at South Street Seaport, NYC, September 2004." Photo by Shreyans Bhansali
"A contortionist performing at Circular Quay, Sydney." Photo by dwdyer
"Contortionist" Photo by Michael Coghlan
"Mongolian contortionist" Photo by Jerrold Bennett
"A contortionist performs at Choijin Lama Temple in Ulaanbataar." Photo by Brian
"Rani Huszar, the contortionist from Australia performed at the Sentosa Buskers Festival 2010 at the Merlion Park" Photo by Choo Yut Shing
"Does my Bum Look Big in This? This young contortionist decided to celebrate Chinese New Year by getting stuck in a barrel. Oh well, each to their own..." Photo by Arty
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