AERIALWORKS 2024-2025 SCHEDULE
Not sure where to start? Check out our introductory classes or schedule a private lesson!
Contact us to book your time (not all available times are listed).
Tuesdays - Sling Classes
9:30 AM- 10:30 AM Beg Sling for Adults*
2:30-4:30 Private Lessons*
4:30 PM Beg Sling for Ages 8-12
5:30 PM Beg-Int Sling for Ages 11-18
6:30 PM Intermediate-Advanced Sling for Ages 11-17
7:30 PM Mixed Level Sling for Ages 17-Adult
Thursdays - Silks Classes
2:30-4:30 Private Lessons*
4:30 PM Intermediate-Advanced Silks for Ages 10-17
5:30 PM Beg Silks for Ages 9-12 (4th-6th grade)
6:30 PM Beg-Int Teen Silks (7th-11th grade)
7:30 PM Mixed Level Silks for Ages 17-Adult
Friday Mornings
10 AM - 11 AM Beg Silks for Adults*
11 AM - NOON Aerial Yoga (Silks)*
12-2 PM Private Lessons*
Saturdays - Intro Classes, Open Gyms, etc
Various Times --- Aerial Yoga (sling or silks)*
Various Times -- Performance Choreography (Prep for Shows!)*
Various Times -- Open Gym on Select Saturday Afternoons
Various Times -- Introductory Classes on Select Saturday Afternoons
Various Times -- Private Lessons
*Session-based classes. These classes run based on interest of groups and individuals, and do not necessarily run every week like our regular monthly programming. To learn more about our session classes, please get on our mailing list or email us to let us know you'd like to sign up for an upcoming session or private lesson.
TO REGISTER: Please send an email to [email protected] to sign up or for more info!
Not sure where to start? Check out our introductory classes or schedule a private lesson!
Contact us to book your time (not all available times are listed).
Tuesdays - Sling Classes
9:30 AM- 10:30 AM Beg Sling for Adults*
2:30-4:30 Private Lessons*
4:30 PM Beg Sling for Ages 8-12
5:30 PM Beg-Int Sling for Ages 11-18
6:30 PM Intermediate-Advanced Sling for Ages 11-17
7:30 PM Mixed Level Sling for Ages 17-Adult
Thursdays - Silks Classes
2:30-4:30 Private Lessons*
4:30 PM Intermediate-Advanced Silks for Ages 10-17
5:30 PM Beg Silks for Ages 9-12 (4th-6th grade)
6:30 PM Beg-Int Teen Silks (7th-11th grade)
7:30 PM Mixed Level Silks for Ages 17-Adult
Friday Mornings
10 AM - 11 AM Beg Silks for Adults*
11 AM - NOON Aerial Yoga (Silks)*
12-2 PM Private Lessons*
Saturdays - Intro Classes, Open Gyms, etc
Various Times --- Aerial Yoga (sling or silks)*
Various Times -- Performance Choreography (Prep for Shows!)*
Various Times -- Open Gym on Select Saturday Afternoons
Various Times -- Introductory Classes on Select Saturday Afternoons
Various Times -- Private Lessons
*Session-based classes. These classes run based on interest of groups and individuals, and do not necessarily run every week like our regular monthly programming. To learn more about our session classes, please get on our mailing list or email us to let us know you'd like to sign up for an upcoming session or private lesson.
TO REGISTER: Please send an email to [email protected] to sign up or for more info!
ABOUT: AerialWorks classes are all about skill-building and workouts that are centered on family-friendly fun. We carefully monitor each student's strength level so that they progress through skills at the rate that is appropriate to be safe, yet everyone is guaranteed to be challenged in new ways! We recommend coming in with a growth mindset. :)
The first semester (Aug-Dec), we focus on skill-building, honing aerial techniques and strength. In the second semester (Jan-May), we focus on choreography that builds up to an "end-of-year" show in May.
Intermediate students must be ready to commit to the program for the full year. It is preferred that they take classes 2x/week (sling on Tuesdays and silks on Thursdays), coming to open gym on select Saturdays to make-up classes or for extra practice.
WHERE: We share studio space at Zeal Dance Fitness Studio, located at:
1008 I-25 (South Wilcox Street) Unit B09
Castle Rock, CO 80104
The first semester (Aug-Dec), we focus on skill-building, honing aerial techniques and strength. In the second semester (Jan-May), we focus on choreography that builds up to an "end-of-year" show in May.
Intermediate students must be ready to commit to the program for the full year. It is preferred that they take classes 2x/week (sling on Tuesdays and silks on Thursdays), coming to open gym on select Saturdays to make-up classes or for extra practice.
WHERE: We share studio space at Zeal Dance Fitness Studio, located at:
1008 I-25 (South Wilcox Street) Unit B09
Castle Rock, CO 80104
For tips on what to wear and how to be super-ready for your first class, please check out this page.
What's the difference between sling and silks?
Sling -- the fabric is in a loop, and you can sit on the loop. We start there, and learn how to move from there.
Silks -- the fabric is hung as two free tails which are hung from rig point to floor. We start by learning how to climb! Silks are harder to start than sling due to this fact.
Sling -- the fabric is in a loop, and you can sit on the loop. We start there, and learn how to move from there.
Silks -- the fabric is hung as two free tails which are hung from rig point to floor. We start by learning how to climb! Silks are harder to start than sling due to this fact.
AERIALWORKS SILKS PERFORMANCE:
AERIALWORKS SLING PERFORMANCE:
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ABOUT THE OWNER
The owner of AerialWorks is Rebekah Leach, who is a pioneer in the land of aerial! Her numerous books on aerial curriculum have sold all over the world and she is often invited as a guest instructor to aerial studios. She is founder and director of Born to Fly Teacher Training Programs, which is recognized industry-wide as a company that upholds the highest standards for aerial safety and cultivates innovative curriculum. Believe it or not, Rebekah used her previous background as a math teacher and nuclear reactor Naval instructor to design her innovative techniques for aerial! When she is not teaching aerial students, she is teaching aerial teachers! She enjoys mentoring those who are new to teaching and helping everyone find their wings -- whether they are new to the sport/art of aerial, or new to teaching, which she considers a craft in and of itself. |
