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Acrosport is an acrobatic sport performed in groups that combines elements of dance, gymnastics, jumps, and human pyramids. It involves one partner lifting or supporting another in various positions that require strength, flexibility, balance, and teamwork. Safety is important, with the lifter maintaining a straight back and the person being lifted remaining stable until the lifter is secure.
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