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We offer year round classes, both in session blocks and individual drop-ins depending on the season. Most classes are Mixed Apparatus, meaning students will rotate through 2-3 aerial apparatuses (Trapeze, Tissu, Rope, Lyra, Hammock, and more) in smaller groups within the class. We have maximum 6-7 students per coach and equipment for every student to stay in the air for their full class if appropriate for them.
If you are new to Xelias or to aerial arts, register for a Mixed Apparatus class. Some new students prefer to get familiar with circus by taking a private lesson first but it is not required. Email us with any questions about private lessons, small group private lessons, and parties!
A non-refundable $25 registration fee is due once per academic year (per family) and covers the administrative costs of all registrations for the year. This is due in September and will be paid at the studio.
If you have previous experience with aerial arts classes but are new to Xelias, we encourage you to register for an all-levels Mixed Apparatus first, but reach out to us with questions.
ONLINE REGISTRATION GUIDELINES
Registration is online, at this link. If you have questions or need to make a last-minute change to your registration, please email info@watchhumansfly.com and we will get back to you!
Classes marked with a * have prerequisites, please read class descriptions and reach out to us with any questions about eligibility. Please confirm age guidelines for youth classes!
There is a small discount for paying with cash or check at the studio.
How do classes work?
Students begin with a warm up, then are placed in a smaller group to match their skill level. We typically rotate through 2-3 different apparatuses and end with core conditioning exercises as a full class. Instructors use hands-on spotting methods to ensure student safety and technique. Some classes are single-apparatus and would not include rotations.
What types of apparatuses?
Students learn a progression of skills at their own pace. We always include both vertical apparatuses (tissu, rope) and nonvertical (trapeze, lyra, hammock, etc). We believe that cross-training on multiple apparatuses builds strong technique – for example, learning to safely invert on trapeze makes learning skills on tissu or rope safer and more attainable.
Xelias Reserves the right to merge or cancel registrations. We will only contact you regarding your registration if there is an issue. There is a yearly registration fee of $25.00 per family that is required, due in September. The fee will not be pro-rated.
