• For aerial classes - please wear tight pants (like leggings) and a form fitting shirt that covers your midsection. Even if it’s hot outside, you should still wear pants NOT shorts.

• For pole classes - please wear a tank top and shorts, if it’s cold outside dress in layers and you can shed them as class goes on.

• Hair should be tied up or back if possible.

• Avoid zippers or jewelry that could tear the fabrics - if you do not remove your jewelry and it damages the fabric you will be charged a replacement fee ($100 for sling and $150 for silks).

• No shoes on equipment. You can wear socks if you want, but silks and slings are more difficult with socks so we recommend being barefoot.

• Loose clothing, jewelry, shoes, and other items could not only damage the equipment but also make it harder for you and increase the possibility of getting stuck.

A water bottle and phone. We have water to refill bottles if needed,

Grip aid if you want it. The studio also has grip aid available.

Yes!

Our instructors are all trained, insured, and CPR certified. Our equipment and rigging is professionally designed and installed, and it is weighted for over 2,500 pounds.

We take mental and physical safety and security very seriously.

If you’ve never done aerial we recommend the Intro to Aerial class or intro to a specific apparatus class that will help you and your body get used to the equipment and teach you the basic vocabulary you'll need to move forward.

If you are a visiting aerialist, please reach out to us. You can send a video of a recent practice for an instructor to evaluate and recommend a specific level.

Yes! We are committed to working with people no matter their body limitations. We have modifications, tips, and tricks for lots of different body types and abilities.

If you would like specific information about working with your disability, please email us.

Otherwise, please be sure to include any limitations when signing up so we can prep equipment ahead of time.

We are committed to working with people no matter their body limitations. We have modifications, tips, and tricks for lots of different body types and abilities.

All equipment is weighted for over 2,500 pounds.

We don't blame you! Trying something new (and especially something like this) is always scary. We want you to be comfortable at all times.

Everyone starts pretty close to the ground. You always have the option to go higher or lower if you’d like.

If you feel afraid, you can stop and try again later or leave it for another class.

Instructors will work with you and make sure you still get plenty of time on the equipment.

Our instructors know how to spot people of all body types.

All instructors have been (or are currently) trained for permission spotting. This means that all spotting and physical touch comes with communication and consent.

Nope! Our owner started out with zero upper body strength.

Coming to class will help you to develop upper body strength and other helpful muscle groups. We also train on grip, which is often more important than strength.

Most of the more flexible moves are upper level, everything else is based on angles. You will develop more flexibility as you take classes.

Regardless of your strength or flexibility you will still be able to participate in class. We have lots of modifications as well.

It depends on the injury. We don't want you to make an injury worse, but we also know how much you may want to get back in the air. Email us and talk with your instructor. Depending on the severity of the injury we can work on reasonable modifications or you may need a doctor's note to continue attending classes.

We are committed to creating safe spaces where everyone feels comfortable so generally, we do not permit spectators unless we are doing specific performance classes.

If consent is provided by all students in the class, consideration will be taken.

We will generally refer to you doctor on this and recommend you show them videos of moves or activities you have done in the past. Your safety is of the utmost importance and we don't want to jeopardize you or your pregnancy in any way. While many aerialists have continued working while pregnant, it isn't necessarily something you should start for the first time while pregnant. If you're post-partum and have your doctor's approval you can definitely start taking classes again or for the first time, just be sure to let your instructor know so we can make sure you're safe. If you're still interested in taking classes, consider taking an Air Pilates class! You will stay much closer to the ground and it will give you a little bit of a zero-gravity work out, plus the 10-minute meditation at the end is amazing!