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Born in Russia, Andrey Kovgar is a former gymnastics champion who, like many of his Russian counterparts, transitioned to the circus when his competition days were over. He learned his trade with the famous Russian teeterboard troupe of [[Chernevsky Troupe|Viacheslav Chernevsky]]. It was as a member of the Chernevsky Troupe that he became the first acrobat ever to achieve, while standing on a single stilt, a triple somersault on the teeterboard.  ([[The Kovgar Troupe|more...]])
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Born in Russia, Andrey Kovgar is a former gymnastics champion who, like many of his Russian counterparts, transitioned to the circus when his competition days were over. He learned his trade with the famous Russian teeterboard troupe of Viacheslav Chernevsky. It was as a member of the Chernevsky Troupe that he became the first acrobat ever to achieve, while standing on a single stilt, a triple somersault on the teeterboard.  ([[The Kovgar Troupe|more...]])

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THE KOVGAR TROUPE

Born in Russia, Andrey Kovgar is a former gymnastics champion who, like many of his Russian counterparts, transitioned to the circus when his competition days were over. He learned his trade with the famous Russian teeterboardA seesaw made of wood, or fiberglass poles tied together, which is used to propel acrobats in the air. troupe of Viacheslav Chernevsky. It was as a member of the Chernevsky Troupe that he became the first acrobat ever to achieve, while standing on a single stilt, a triple somersault on the teeterboardA seesaw made of wood, or fiberglass poles tied together, which is used to propel acrobats in the air.. (more...)

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