Classes

MARCH/APRIL SESSION (Mar 3 – Apr 26)

8-WEEK SESSION TUITION: $190

All classes run for 75 minutes and make use of a variety of equipment, unless otherwise indicated. Class levels are described below.


SATURDAYS (March 3 – April 21)

10:00 Intermediate/Advanced Teen Aerials

11:15 Beginner/Intermediate Teen Aerials


SUNDAYS (March 4 – April 22)

3:00 Aerial Basics

4:15 Level Three Aerials

4:15 Level One Aerials

5:30 Level Four Aerials

5:30 Level One and Two Aerials

6:45 Level Five Aerials

8:00 Level Five and Six Aerials


MONDAYS (March 5 – April 23)

5:30 Aerial Basics

6:45 Level Three Aerials

6:45 Conditioning for Aerialists (8 classes – $155)

8:00 Level Two Aerials


TUESDAYS (March 6 – April 24)

5:30 Trapeze (Five/Six)

6:45 Level Three Aerials

6:45 Level Five Aerials

8:00 Level One Aerials

 

WEDNESDAYS (March 7 – April 25)

5:30 Level Four Aerials

5:30 Level Four & Five Technique and Performance

6:45 Level Two Aerials

6:45 Level Three & Four Technique and Performance

8:00 Trapeze (Four/Five)

 

THURSDAYS (March 8 – April 26)

5:45 Flexibility/Stretching I (for less flexible people) (6 classes – NO 3/29 or 4/19 – $140)

6:45 Level One

7:00 Flexibility/Stretching II (for more flexible folks) (6 classes – NO 3/29 or 4/19 – $140)

8:00 Level Four Aerials

 

A ROUGH GUIDE TO AERIAL CLASS LEVELS.
new level system as of January 1, 2012

Aerial Basics: For people new to aerial arts

Level One: For students who have completed at least one session or semester (at AirCraft or elsewhere) and have acquired basic aerial skills (i.e. foot block and inverted knee hook on rope/silks; basic sitting and standing poses on trapeze)

Level Two: For students who can do hip keys, who do double crochet and inverted knee-hooks in the air, and are working on tricks in the ropes on trapeze.

Level Three: For students who can mount the trapeze and lyra without tagging the bar, and can do clean hip keys and related tricks in the air.

Level Four: who can do drops from high up on rope and silks, and can easily go up-and-over to front balance on trapeze and lyra.

Level Five: For advanced students who do drops and rolls, meathooks, etc., and have the stamina and repertoire to do a four-minute aerial routine.

Level Six: For aerialists who are honing performance techniques and adding to an already-considerable repertoire of tricks.

 

PRIVATE LESSONS & CLASSES

Private lessons are one hour long, can include one or two people, and can be scheduled directly by e-mail. The cost is $70 ($35 each if shared by two). Three people can share a 75-minute lesson for $33 each. If four, five or six people want to schedule a lesson together, it becomes a “special class,” runs for 75 minutes, and costs $25 apiece, just like the not-special classes. Please contact us for availability information.

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