Disciplines / Cyr Wheel
Cyr Wheel
One large metal ring that becomes both your apparatus and your partner in motion. Shift your weight, find your position, ride the momentum, and the wheel spins, rolls and glides across the floor with you.
- Beginners welcome
- Spins, rolls & glides
- Circus on the ground
Your coaches
Who teaches cyr wheel
Nicole Londraville
A Denver circus artist specializing in cyr wheel, aerial rope and silks. Nicole is known for explosive strength and a fast, dynamic style, whether she's spinning at reckless speed on the ground or 30 feet in the air.
Meri Burgess
A multidisciplinary circus artist who fell for cyr wheel in 2017 and has dedicated herself to it ever since. Meri has been coaching since 2014, has taught across the US, Europe and Asia, and brings a creative, cross-disciplinary approach to every class.
Before your first class
What to wear to cyr wheel
No circus wardrobe required. Wear comfortable clothes you can move in that won't get in your way while the wheel turns around you.
Questions? Ask us →- Comfortable clothesAnything you can move freely in that won't get in your way.
- Shoes optionalMany students like flexible sneakers or wrestling shoes.
- Gym-only shoesIf you wear shoes, bring a pair you only use indoors, not on the street.
Book a class
Cyr wheel schedule
Drop in with a Ground 5-Pack or go unlimited with the All-Access Membership. Not sure which level? Ask us.