Get ready for an unforgettable week of aerial training and creativity! This five-day intensive course combines immersive aerial classes with a thoughtfully balanced mix of complementary workshops to elevate your skills. With expert-led sessions on Injury Prevention and Act Creation, it’s set to be an inspiring and enriching experience.
What’s in Store:
Aerial Classes: Start with core disciplines like Silks, Rope, Hoop and Static Trapeze, then specialise in your preferred apparatus over the latter part of the week.
Complementary sessions: You’ll also have the chance to explore exciting extras like Bungee, Handstands, Spanish Web, and Aerial Yoga.
Personalised Training: Benefit from conditioning and flexibility sessions designed to help you progress and further your aerial journey.
Act Creation: Collaboratively work towards developing a unique act, culminating in a celebratory performance on the final day.
Also included in the Course:
- 1-2-1 training and personalised programmes to support your journey beyond the week.
- Morning and afternoon breaks (15 minutes each) plus a flexible lunch break.
- A guaranteed boost of endorphins from our end-of-week showcase in front of your peers.
Ready to take your aerial practice to new heights? Book now and secure your spot! The course runs daily and costs £400. Spaces are limited, so don’t wait!
18th-22nd May 2026. Flying Fantastic Peckham
From 10am - 4pm Monday - Friday. £400
This course is ideal for anyone with a solid aerial foundation – the ability to invert in mid-air is required. If you're unsure about your skill level, contact us, and we’ll help you assess if this course is the right fit for you.
We have designed the course for students with some previous aerial experience. Aerial classes can be tough on the body - especially if it's not part of your regular day to day activities. We balance the week as best as we can, but there's no denying that it's a very physical week. If you're new to aerial and wondering if this is for you - we've had complete beginners on the course before, it wasn't easy for them, and it's not something we'd recommend.
