Frequently Asked Questions
FAQs and quick answers to help you feel confident before your first class.
Get 3 Classes For $45Aerial arts are movement and performance using apparatuses like silks, hammock, lyra (hoop), and trapeze. Yes, beginners can absolutely try it!
Absolutely! Our classes are beginner-friendly and our instructors guide you step by step.
For aerial: fitted, stretchy clothing that covers knees and underarms. Avoid zippers, buttons, or jewelry.
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We have two introductory offers: 3 classes for $45, or spend just a few more dollars and get a week of unlimited week for only $49. Regular pricing includes flexible class packs, memberships, and family packages. See our Pricing & Memberships page for details.
Yes. Work 1-on-1 or 2-on-1 with a NASM-certified trainer, aerial instructor, or fire arts instructor.
We provide modifications and support for all bodies. Just let your instructor know.
Yes! Many students join for fitness, creativity, or stress relief—no performance pressure.
Yes. Families are welcome, and minors can participate with guardian consent.
Yes. We provide packages for families who want to train together.
We inspect equipment regularly, keep the studio clean, and teach safe techniques. Certified instructors lead every class.
Yes. All aerial apparatuses and fitness equipment are provided and maintained for safety.
Our aerial rigging and apparatuses are professionally rated, load tested and regularly inspected for safety. The weight limits for our current equipment is as follows: Trapeze - 500lbs Silks and Hammock/Slings - 330lbs Lyra - 265 to 375lbs
Yes! We run Glow Jams, student showcases, and fundraisers. See our Blog/Events page for what’s coming up.
Yes. We rent for rehearsals, private practice, and events. Contact us for rates.
We want you to have an amazing (and safe) experience. If your question is not answered here, please feel free to contact us at info@skyboundfitness.net
Our weight limit is set to a strict minimum of 90 lbs and strict maximum of 285 lbs. If you have an injury, chronic condition, or pre-existing condition, you must be cleared by a doctor to begin this exercise program. If you are pregnant or think you might be pregnant, you cannot and should not participate in bungee fitness.
Yes —bungee is an effective cardio and core workout. It may look easy, but you’re working against resistance the entire time, which challenges your strength and endurance. It’s low impact on joints, but definitely not no-impact, and you’ll feel it. Many people see great results when they stay consistent.
You can build strength in bungee, especially in your core and lower body, but it’s primarily a cardio workout. It’s a great complement to weight training, not a replacement. We also incorporate resistance tools in our Bungee Burn classes to help boost strength building. Think of it as strength + cardio + fun all in one.
Yes, in order to set you up with the correct bungee tension, we will weigh you privately before your first bungee basics class. After that, we will only weigh you if we need to make significant adjustments to bungee tension.
Wear comfortable, fitted athletic clothing like leggings or bike shorts, a tank or t-shirt, and supportive athletic shoes. A medium-to-high impact sports bra is recommended if applicable. Avoid loose clothing and short shorts.
Bring water and consider extra padding for comfort, especially for your hips and legs. We provide some padding, but many clients prefer their own. You’ll be glad you brought it.