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Dress code:
Girls/Women: Leotard with tights or leggings. No Jewelry is allowed. Long hair must be pulled up away from face.
Boys/Men: Unitard or form fitting tank/bike shorts. Dance belt highly recommended. No Jewelry is allowed. Long hair must be pulled up away from face.
Boys/Men: Unitard or form fitting tank/bike shorts. Dance belt highly recommended. No Jewelry is allowed. Long hair must be pulled up away from face.
Aerial Silks
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Beginner (Ages 6-18): The beginner class is perfect for those that have never done aerial, and those whose skill set remains close to the floor. Within this course the students will learn primary body shapes and aerial terminology. In addition, athletes will be introduced to climbing, foot locks, and striving to link multiple poses/skills together in air. This program will build core and upper body strength as well as a strong foundation for more complex skills.
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Aerial Silks
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Elementary Intermediate (Ages 6-11): This intermediate class is for those students with enough aerial experience to comfortably demonstrate climbing, foot locking (in air), and inversion strength upon entry. While in this level they will gain experience with drops and more intricate wraps/sequencing. Composure and precision are cultivated in the intermediate class, both of which prepares participants for exciting skills that require a strong mind-body connection.
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Aerial Silks
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Middle School Intermediate (Ages 11-15): This intermediate class is for those students with enough aerial experience to comfortably demonstrate climbing, foot locking (in air), and inversion strength upon entry. While in this level they will gain experience with drops and more intricate wraps/sequencing. Composure and precision are cultivated in the intermediate class, both of which prepares participants for exciting skills that require a strong mind-body connection.
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Aerial Silks
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Adult Only Beginner: This beginner adult only class is perfect for those that have never done aerial, and those whose skill set remains close to the floor. Within this course the students will learn primary body shapes and aerial terminology. In addition, athletes will be introduced to climbing, foot locks, and striving to link multiple poses/skills together in air. This program will build core and upper body strength as well as a strong foundation for more complex skills.
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