Every class is teacher-led and structured, but there’s nothing rigid about it. You’ll warm up together, learn new skills (or build on ones you’ve been working on), and have plenty of time to practise with support from your coach and the people around you.



✔️ Pick a class time and come try it.
✔️ Once you’ve done your 3 classes, you can choose whether you’d like to keep going.

Not at all! Most of our community start as complete beginners. Each class is designed so you can work at your own pace — no pressure, no judgement, just encouragement (and a few laughs).
Nope. You’ll get stronger and more flexible as you go. Most women can’t do a pull-up when they start — that’s why we teach progressions, not perfection.
Leggings or fitted shorts and a comfy top that covers your underarms work best. No zips, jewellery, or slippery fabrics — silks don’t love them! Bare feet or socks with grip are perfect.
Our adult aerial classes are open to women aged 18 and over. We have a mix of women in their 20s through to their 50s — so no matter where you’re at, you’ll fit right in.
No, we get asked this a lot. Our aerial rigging is professionally installed and suspended from the roof, which makes it incredibly strong and secure. It’s a far more solid setup than what you’ll find in many other studios.
You’ll learn a mix of aerial skills on lyra and silks, strength, flexibility, technique, and confidence-building each week. Classes include things like climbs, poses, spins, tricks, and short sequences, with options for both beginners and more experienced students.
Yes, all students start on the same level. You'll work through each level at their own pace. There is no pressure to move up quickly, it’s about you, your journey, and building skills properly along the way.
You’ll learn aerial silks and lyra, starting close to the ground and building up gradually. Each class focuses on simple positions, wraps and transitions so you’re not relying on strength straight away. Most of the session is guided step by step so you always know what you’re trying to do.
Every movement is broken down into small parts. You’ll practise first, then combine it, so you leave knowing you actually achieved something not just tried it.
Classes are kept small so the coach can give you proper help during the session.
People are friendly and welcoming, but you can simply come in, do your class, and head off feeling glad you tried something new.

