Circus Performer Characteristics and Skills

Bill investigates the possibility of a target being a circus performer by analyzing their physique and strength in a circus training studio. With insights from circus performers Melissa Roberts and Chris Knights, they explore the target's potential as an aerialist or strongman. Despite the target's developed upper body, their injury profile does not align with typical circus performers, leading to doubts about the circus theory.

What is the main purpose of Bill's visit to the circus training studio?

• To perform in a circus show

• To join a circus troupe

• To test a theory about the target's background

• To learn circus tricks

What physical characteristic is noted as typical for circus performers?

• Broad shoulders and overdeveloped lats

• Flexible joints and strong core

• Slim waist and long legs

• Short stature and strong arms

Why does Bill believe the target might have been a circus performer?

• The target has circus equipment at home

• The target has a circus tattoo

• The target's physique matches that of a circus performer

• The target has a history of performing

What does Bill realize about the strength required for circus performances?

• It is similar to police training

• It mainly focuses on flexibility

• It requires significant upper body strength

• It is not as demanding as he thought

Why is it unlikely that the target works the trapeze?

• The target is afraid of heights

• The target has excess body fat

• The target has no interest in trapeze

• The target lacks flexibility

What exercise does Bill try to understand the strongman potential?

• Acrobatics

• Juggling

• Handstand and squat

• Tightrope walking

What does Bill feel when trying the strongman exercise?

• It is more about speed than strength

• It requires a lot of balance and strength

• It is easy and effortless

• It is similar to yoga

What is unusual about the target's injury profile?

• The target has no injuries at all

• The target has many injuries

• The target has very few injuries

• The target has only minor injuries

Why does the lack of injuries make the target an anomaly?

• The target is not physically active

• Circus performers usually have many injuries

• The target is very young

• The target has never performed before

What conclusion does Bill reach about his circus theory?

• The target is definitely a circus performer

• The target's profile does not fit the circus theory

• The target is a retired circus performer

• The target is a circus enthusiast