by Lynn Stankowski | Nov 27, 2019 | Instructor Journey
Starting a new sport is hard and a takes lot of work. We want to be good at the sport right away. News flash, if one could master a sport in just a few lessons, it wouldn’t be a sport. The art of aerial takes things to a whole new level. One...
by Student | Nov 25, 2019 | Student Journey
I have stage fright. Ever since I can remember, I have always been incredibly anxious in public speaking situations. As a piano student, the thought of the biannual recital made my heart race, palms sweat, and mouth go dry. Still, I continue to push myself to perform,...
by Paula Brusky | Nov 25, 2019 | Paula's Journey
Words can’t describe how much I wanted Dance Cardio to be part of the Aerial Dance curriculum. I LOVE dancing. I love crazy all over the place dancing. I learning dance steps. I love going to Zumba classes and feeling absolutely uncoordinated but having a TON of fun....
by Student | Nov 21, 2019 | Student Journey
I am so thankful I only caught the tail-end of the “skinny = pretty” era. In middle school, low (and extra low) rise jeans and skin-tight shirts were the only things the “popular” girls wore, complete with Ugg boots and straightened hair. Thankfully, these trends...
by Kim Flinchum | Nov 20, 2019 | Instructor Journey
Plateau – defined it as “an area of relatively level high ground” or “a state of little or no change following a period of activity or progress”. This second definition is the one that all of the aerialists I know eventually have experienced. When you are...
