Acrobats should wear fitted athletic clothing that allows coaches to properly assess technique and provide safe spotting. Hair must be secured away from the face and tied back so it does not interfere with training or spotting. All jewelry must be removed before class. Students typically train barefoot, although grip socks or clean indoor athletic shoes are also acceptable.

Students should wear fitted athletic clothing or a leotard. Leggings are recommended to help protect the skin while training on aerial apparatus. Hair must be secured away from the face and tied back. All jewelry must be removed before class. Clothing with zippers, buttons, or other hard accessories is not permitted.

Please bring a labelled water bottle to every class. Students who require medication, such as an inhaler or EpiPen, should bring it with them to each lesson. For PD Days, Camps, and Intensives, students should also bring two snacks and a lunch. To help keep all participants safe, all food must be nut-free.

Missed classes are non-refundable and are not eligible for credits, transfers, or guaranteed make-up lessons. This applies to absences due to illness, vacations, schedule conflicts, and other personal circumstances. The only exception is an injury that occurs during one of our classes.

Many students are excited to learn skills such as cartwheels, walkovers, aerials, back handsprings, and flips. Progression into these skills depends on each student's readiness, strength, technique, and consistency. Safety always comes before skill progression.

Yes, private and semi-private lessons are available for students who want individualized attention or need to work on specific skills. Contact us for pricing and availability.