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Grace Good
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About Grace Good
Athletic and blonde, Grace Good stands 5'7" and weighs 127 lbs. Born on Monday, April 5, 1993, in Las Vegas, Nevada, she is an American aerialist of Caucasian ethnicity. She first picked up hula hooping at age 18, though she had no prior gymnastics or dance training. As a child, she was involved in musical theatre and considered herself an odd child with varied interests. Her journey began during her second week at Middle Tennessee State University, a photography major, when she noticed students hooping in the quad. She aimed to learn enough tricks to perform at festivals the following summer.
Grace pursued professional training and earned teaching qualifications from the Circus Arts Institute. Since 2016, she has directed the Nashville Circus Center's circus education program, where she developed the curriculum and displays. She has led workshops across the U.S. in hula hoop, dragon staff, and aerial arts. Her love for Cirque is evident in her performances and teaching. In May 2019, she embarked on her first foreign tour with Cirque Dreams, performing for military families in Japan at bases in Yokota, Misawa, Iwakuni, and Okinawa.
Grace's career includes TV appearances. In 2021, she competed on TBS's Go-Big Show, where she lost in the qualifiers to BMX rider Kurtis Downs by six points (90 to 96). She also appeared on Season 18 of America's Got Talent, reaching the Semifinals, and returned for America's Got Talent: Fantasy League in 2024 on Heidi Klum's team, again eliminated in the Semifinals. Known for her fiery aerial performances, she combines hula hoops, fire stunts, and aerial acrobatics. She has performed at the NBA playoffs halftime shows, corporate events, and large productions. Her videos have gone viral, amassing millions of followers across TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube. Grace dreams of headlining her own show in Las Vegas.
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How did Grace Good get started in hula hooping?
She began at age 18 after seeing people hooping in the quad at Middle Tennessee State University, where she was a photography major, and she had no prior gymnastics or dance experience.
What teaching roles has Grace Good held?
She has directed the Nashville Circus Center's circus education program since 2016 and holds teaching qualifications from the Circus Arts Institute, leading workshops in hula hoop, dragon staff, and aerial arts across the U.S.
When did Grace Good first tour abroad?
In May 2019, she toured Japan with Cirque Dreams for Armed Forces Entertainment, performing at military facilities in Yokota, Misawa, Iwakuni, and Okinawa.
What was Grace Good's score on the Go-Big Show?
She scored 90 points in her qualifying match, losing by six points to freestyle BMX performer Kurtis Downs, who scored 96.
Did you know
- Grace Good is a photography major who started hula hooping after spotting people doing it in the quad at university.
- She has performed at NBA playoffs halftime shows, combining hula hoops, fire, and aerial stunts.
- Grace Good's first overseas tour was with Cirque Dreams, visiting military facilities in Japan.
- On America's Got Talent: Fantasy League, she competed on Heidi Klum's team and reached the Semifinals.
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