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Aerial arts is not for “other people,” it is for ALL people and that includes YOU!

No matter how “in shape” or “out of shape” you are, when you first start taking aerial classes, your body goes through a period of adjustment. In addition to tired muscles, you will have sore hands, unhappy feet, and more than a few scrapes and bruises. One of those bruises may even be to your ego.

You took a long break from aerial arts? Tisk, Tisk…

We cannot go a day without getting hit with all of the options to get fit, active, or even “lose pounds.”

Private Lessons are great for out-of-towners passing through or for students craving their instructor’s full and undivided attention.

So you want to improve your aerial training but you can’t be in the studio every day? FINE, fair enough. There are lots of ways to improve your aerial training at home with limited equipment.

Anyone who knows me—particularly those who know me through the aerial community—might be surprised to hear that I am not the biggest fan of my shoulders.

Personally, I think there are MANY reasons for exploring Circus Arts classes, but I’m clearly biased.

Many adults are hesitant to sign up for aerial classes because they think they’re “too old.” To you, I offer up examples of people who prove otherwise, such as Joan, a wonderful student I taught while living in Portland.