*Levels: Intro, 1, 1.5, 2, 3, 4, and Advanced World Class Aerial Silks instructors help guide you through our unique and progressive levels (1-4) system. There are three different categories of skills that go into an aerialist’s sequence: climbs, wraps, and drops. Aerial silks are a fun and safe way to get into shape and experience the thrill of cirque aerial arts.

*Levels 1&2, 2&3, 3&4 Lyra, or Aerial Hoop is an elegant and magnificent tool for cirque performance and conditioning. The lyra is a large, hanging metal circle made of hollow steel that spins and tilts. Aerial hoop poses develop strength, balance, and flexibility.

*Level 2 A loop shaped aerial silk is a beautiful variation on the traditional aerial silks performance and practice. In this class, you must be able to mount the fabric from off the ground. You will learn to work in both the open fabric and closed sling to create beautiful poses and drops.

*Levels 1&2, 2&3 Static and Dance Trapeze athletes and circus performers learn to dance and move around the bar and ropes. In this class, you will learn beautiful poses, balances, drops, and hangs while the bar itself stays mostly in place or is spinning. Trapeze class develops upper body strength as well as a strong core.

*Beginner and Intermediate As seen in Cirque du Soleil and many modern cirque productions, Pole Dancing and Chinese Pole athletes have amazing body control and strength. Their bodies become sculpted with muscle and they seem to easily defy gravity. In this class, a full body workout can easily be achieved as both the upper and lower body must work in extreme intensity. Learn to perform such poses as the “human flag,” wherein the body suspends sideways and only the hands are in contact with the pole.

*student will need shoes and pants. For Intermediate and advanced levels blue jeans that allow for movement are recommended. Flat soled athletic like Feiyue martial arts shoes or wrestling shoes are ideal.

Acrobatics is the combination of the two circus art forms: adagio lifts combined with hand balancing and partner acrobatics, such as double planches and partner handstands. Circus Acrobatics consists of “Adagio” partner lifts, throws and tosses, and other acrobatic maneuvers. Many styles of dance incorporate some form of adagio, and Partner Acrobatics or “Acro” tends to incorporate many styles of dance and gymnastics.

*Mixed Levels and Intermediate Level Hand standing, or Hand Balancing is an ancient practice of focus and patience. Learning to balance on your hands or head away from a support like a wall is an amazing circus accomplishment! Handstands build strong arms and core as well as promote good circulation, hormone balance, and overall good energy! Advanced practitioners will learn to balance in multiple body/leg positions on one or both hands.

*Level Intermediate/Advanced Aerial Rope or Corde Lisse is an impressive display of strength and grace. The vertical rope which can be used to climb, wrap, pose, and drop, can also be turned into a “Spanish Web” when a loop is added for a hand or foot to hang from. The Spanish web circus act requires someone to spin the performer repeatedly from the ground as many shapes are created despite the intense centrifugal force.

Play on the silks, trapeze, or lyra as well as learn balancing techniques for adagio all in a community environment. Begin with a hard warm up and break a sweat, and then surround yourself with beginners and experts alike and play! Trained teachers are always available for questions and help beginners get on (or off) their feet. This class is the foundation for the Aerial Revolution community and a great way to make new friend, try new skills, and have fun.

*Level 2 This class is designed for aerialists who have finished our level one program. Endurance, increased strength intensity, and deeper range of motion in the shoulders are the focus in this 45 minute workout.

Suitable for beginner to advanced aerialists. Not recommended for those who cannot invert from the floor or for first time clients. This class is for building strength using functional training as well as using all types of aerial equipment. You may use your class packs or pay a drop in fee for this class. Sign up in advance REQUIRED. We start each workout with about 20 minutes of cardio: running, jumping, burpees, etc…the workout becomes more focused on a couple body parts, but in general, we work the entire body each day. We use the silks, lyra, trapeze, poles, and other apparatus to create a workout that is specific to becoming stronger and more balanced to help improve your aerial practice and level up!

This unique blend of acrobatics, yoga, and Thai massage is an international phenomenon that is sure to be a part of our mainstream culture. The practice is based on building connection, playfulness, and trust in a community environment where yogic practitioners dedicate themselves to growing together in partner work.

A fusion of yogic practices on the cirque fabric. In an Aerial Yoga class all of the poses are modified to include the support of the swing. All classes will have conditioning and restorative aspects, much like a traditional yoga class.

Aerial Pilates is a fusion of Aerial Silk Sling and Pilates. The combination of both creates a fun, challenging workout that introduces anti-gravity benefits such as decompression of the spine and increased flexibility. Pilates in the air makes for a liberating, strenuous and exciting fitness session!

– Stretching/Flexibility – Flexibility/Intro to Contortion Flexibility training is an important part of your regular fitness routines. Improved flexibility may enhance performance in aerobic training and muscular conditioning as well as in performance arts. When used appropriately, flexibility training allows you to become more in tune with your body. It is a form of active relaxation that can improve both mental and physical recovery. This is flexibility for those wishing to go a little deeper. It incorporates more acrobatic work, and deeper stretching.