1. How do I start taking aerials classes?
   
   See this handy chart  to learn the multiples ways to start taking classes.
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2. What kind of classes are available?
   
   We have two kinds of classes:
   
   Series Classes: These classes are 4, 6, or 8 weeks in duration and are purchased at the beginning of the allotted time frame of the class.
   Curriculum Classes: These classes are taught on an on-going basis, allowing students to work through the curriculum on a single apparatus with a coach at their own pace. We encourage weekly attendance for steady progress and increased strength. Students pay for curriculum classes using class cards, which can be purchased by visiting our Payment Page.
   
   
3. How much do classes cost?
   
   Curriculum classes are paid for with class cards, which you can buy online, here. Prices of series classes are determined by the number of weeks in the series (4, 6, or 8) and can also be bought online. Click here to Pay On-Line to view our currently available series classes and to see their prices. 
   
   
4. What should I wear to class?
   
   Here are a few general rules about what to wear to an aerials class:
   Wear clothing that is comfortable, but not loose—like you might wear to a yoga class
   Wear clothing that covers the backs of your knees and armpits
   DO NOT wear clothing with zippers, snaps, or buttons in abdominal area
   DO NOT wear jewelry, lotions, or strong scents to classYou will be barefoot during class
   
   For more details or options about what to wear to class, please see our student policies.
   
   
5. What qualifications do the teachers have? OR What about safety?
   
   All of our teachers / coaches have taken aerial teacher training courses and have practical experience teaching. Our assistant teachers are under the supervision of lead teachers, who have taken multiple teacher training courses.
   
   Our curriculum is developed to move students from less advanced skills to more advanced skills, gaining body awareness and strength. The emphasis on skills progression prioritizes student safety and health.
   
   All students work with a mat under them.  
   
   
6. What if I am not strong enough / don’t have aerial experience / have two left feet / etc.?
   
   We believe everyone can experience the benefits and joys of aerials and circus arts. Our studio commits to making circus arts accessible to everyone. We will work with you at your current level of fitness and help you safely build skills and strength. We also have experience adapting circus and aerials to people with non-typical intellectual and physical abilities, and we welcome the opportunity to adapt circus skills to your needs.
   
   
7. How can I practice what I am learning?
   
   We provide open gym times for current students to practice skills they have been taught in class. You can click over to our course calendar. to see available open gym times and see our Payment Page to buy your open gym card!