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Outside view, my previous view

stigma created from historical myth

nothing to do with physical ability

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some classes have more aggressive content

may put women off

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Capoeira is a survival tool

was used by all, despite gender

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Capoeira was only played by men

law stopping women from participating

creating a stigma?

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one woman drew to it originally because of natural flexibility

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questioned weather this would be why some women may be discouraged

not "feminine"

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content of class very physically demanding

stamina

upper body

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Flexibilidade Capitães da Areia Capoeira

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20 Upper body conditioning exercises for Capoeira

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Here is me Anderson Zapata Aka (Rawtricks) launching the new channel. The following is an overall training routine.These exercises will help you improve confidence and strenght when performing advanced capoeira movements, this routine should be done only if you are free from injuries and you have a basic knowledge of Capoeira.

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firstly originated in Brazil in the early 16th century by slaves escaping imprisonment

continued to be practiced by many people all around the world, from many different ages and genders..

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Hypothesis challenged by lack of male participators

Found that this was unusual

14 women, 6 men

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I chose a Capoeira class in South East London, to investigate weather Capoeira was viewed as a male specific sport