Disciplines / Sling
Aerial Sling
One loop of soft fabric hung from a single point. Sling is a great place to start your aerial journey, and as your skills grow it opens up incredible theory exploration and dynamics.
- Beginner-friendly
- Coach-spotted every session
- Definitely not aerial yoga
Your coaches
Who teaches sling
Anastasia Timina
A professional aerialist since 2013 who has performed and taught at studios and festivals across the country. Anastasia blends theory-driven transitions with fast, dynamic sequences, and builds skills through careful, incremental progressions grounded in anatomy.
Nicole Londraville
A Denver circus artist known for explosive strength and a fast, high-energy performance style across silks, rope and cyr wheel.
Before your first class
What to wear to sling
No circus wardrobe required. Sling is fabric, so dress the same way you would for silks: cover the skin the fabric rubs against, and leave anything that snags at home.
Read the full guide (silks) →- LeggingsProtects your legs from fabric burn.
- Fitted, tuckable topCovers your stomach and armpits.
- Bare feetOr grip socks, if you prefer.
- Leave at homeZippers, jewelry, baggy clothes.
Book a class
Sling schedule
Drop in with an Aerial 5-Pack or go unlimited with the All-Access Membership. Not sure which level? Ask us.