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Ready to Run Away with the Circus?

You're not done yet!

We've received your request to reserve a spot in a FREE aerial silks class as part of the December 13th, 2025 Holiday Open House. What happens next? You'll get a phone call from (719) 635-1004 and a member of our team will confirm your information and finalize your registration.

Want to get it done sooner? Give us a call at (719) 635-1004 and select option #1 to reach us during business hours.

Read on below for information about what to expect in your intro lesson. You're about to have one of the most rewarding fitness experiences of life. We can't wait to meet you!

Get Ready for your Intro

We're thrilled that you're ready to try aerial silks! In the intro class you'll get into the fabrics to learn more about this amazing circus art. You'll learn simple poses, how to climb, and even how we use the silks in conditioning exercises designed to build the strength and flexibility required for more advanced movements.

Before Class

Wear comfortable, form fitting clothing that covers the midriff and the knees (t-shirt or tank top and leggings are a great choice.) You will be barefoot. Avoid using heavy lotions on your hands and feet prior to class. Remove any large earrings, rings, or bracelets that could tear or get tangled in the fabrics.

Be on time! Do yourself a favor and arrive a few minutes early. We begin class with an important warm up that gets your body ready. Students who arrive more than 10 minutes late will be asked to reschedule their class.

Can I do this?

The short answer is YES! We'll tell you the truth: silks is hard. For many of our students, it's the most challenging strength building workout they've ever done. It's also the most fun they've ever had building strength and flexibility.

Bring any previous experience you have and a great attitude. There are many movements that you won't be able to do at first - don't worry! We have never seen a student who was willing to keep at it fail to learn to do silks.

Am I too old? No! We have adult students from 16 to 65.