Dynamic suspension
Suspension built around change, with the suspended person moving through positions, rotations or drops, as opposed to a static suspension that keeps a single position.
Dynamic suspension is suspension in which the shape keeps changing. Ropejam Studio, in course descriptions by Lola Tiger Nawa, contrasts it with static suspension, where one position is kept from lift to descent. Its definition rests on change rather than speed, so a slow sequence counts as dynamic just as a fast one does. The course covers moving between orientations, inverting the person and bringing them upright again, turning the body, raising or lowering it, and deliberate drops. The studio places dynamic work at an advanced level and expects students to be already at ease with static full suspension in a range of orientations.