AERIAL HOOP / LYRA CLASSES

04 February 2010

You’re never too old to join the circus! In our classes students will learn to spin, swing and twist around the hoop. Beginner/intermediate classes utilize lyra (aerial hoop) to develop core strength, flexibility, and proper aerial technique for those looking for a fun work out.

What to Wear: Comfortable training clothing that covers the legs and stomach.

No jewellery is to be worn.

Classes are from 6.30-8pm on a Tuesday and Thursday, held at Pole360 Studio (next to City Dance, above McDonalds on Queen St) and cost $25 per class.

Numbers are strictly limited to 3 students per class so make sure to contact Ashlee on 021 1667971 or by email!

About the teacher:

Ashlee Ackland is passionate about circus arts and in particular, Lyra. Having trained and performed in Auckland regularly, including performances at ‘Our House - Extravaganza’ at the Town Hall and monthly club nights at Bungalow 8, including ‘Enchanteur’ and ‘Lady Circus’, Ashlee has plans to attend circus school in Bristol, England later this year.

Available to work in:

New Zealand

Website:

http://www.poledancer.co.nz/

Contact details:

ashleerulzok@gmail.com or 021 166 7971

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