"Floorwork, Basic Acrobatics" completes the theory relating to movements on the floor, supporting on various body parts and transitions between such supports. It also gives a full account of revolutions of the body and their recording in Labanotation and offers many reading examples from choreography that feature particular floorwork actions. The Advanced Labanotation series explains step-by-step and in depth the symbols, rules and current usage of the movement notation system first published in Germany in 1928 and now widely used all over the world in movement research and education, with particular focus on dance. This series offers a conclusive theory on each subject under investigation. Practical examples and figure illustrations are included. The Advanced Labanotation series is aimed at students and practitioners of Labanotation at all levels, from the elementary stage to those undertaking advanced academic research.