A space built by performers, for performers.
Aerial and circus arts classes in a 20-foot ceiling studio where safety isn't a disclaimer — it's the foundation. Structured, qualified, and community-led.
Concept Rendering / Mood Board for our new location
"We built a space with clear, high safety standards shaped by performers and clinicians — and we help artists advocate for those standards everywhere they train."
Coryn Autore · Founder, Aerialist
Classes built around real progression.
Every class is small, structured, and taught by someone who does this work themselves. You'll progress because the curriculum is designed for it — not because you got lucky.
Aerial Lyra
The lyra — also called an aerial hoop — is a circular apparatus suspended from the rigging. Classes cover mounts, poses, sequences, inversions, and eventually drops and choreography. All levels welcome.
Schedule & DetailsAerial Silks
Aerial silks (tissu) are long fabric panels used for climbing, wrapping, and suspended movement. Our silks program builds foundational technique and strength progressively from the ground up.
Schedule & DetailsGround Circus Arts
Floor acrobatics, partner balance, flexibility training, and circus conditioning. Complements aerial training and is a strong starting point for newer movers building toward apparatus work.
Schedule & DetailsAerial Conditioning
Targeted strength and stability work for aerial training demands — grip, wrist prep, shoulder girdle, and core integration. Recommended for all aerial students as a supplement to apparatus classes.
Schedule & DetailsOpen Studio
Supervised practice time for qualified students. After completing a Level 1 class and receiving instructor approval, students can sign up for open studio sessions to practice independently.
Schedule & DetailsTwenty feet up. Properly rigged. Always supervised.
The studio was designed from the beginning to be a serious training space — not a converted back room with improvised rigging. Twenty-foot ceilings, professional rigging rated for aerial work, and a climate-controlled environment for year-round training.
- 20-foot ceilings with professional-grade aerial rigging
- Dedicated crash mats and safety equipment
- Climate-controlled training environment
- Studio capacity kept small — maximum 6–8 per class
- Session logging required for all open studio participants
- Instructor present for all open studio hours
- Onsite PT and massage therapy for immediate injury support
- Showcase events for participants (private, community-based)
Performer-Informed Safety Standards
We define clear safety standards with performer and clinical expertise, then help performers apply and advocate for those standards beyond our walls. At Physio Flows, this is a community expectation, not a suggestion.
Shared Safety Standards
Our safety expectations are explicit, performer-informed, and clinically grounded. We train participants to uphold those standards consistently across classes, rehearsals, and showcases.
Qualification-Based Access
Open studio is not a drop-in service. Access requires demonstrated skill through structured class participation and instructor sign-off. Every participant earns their level of independent practice.
Advocacy + Clinical Backup
Having Physio Flows PT and massage on-site isn't incidental — it's structural. We also help performers advocate for safer conditions with venues and organizers so strong standards are expected, not ignored.
Ready to start training?
Classes form regularly. Space is limited to keep sessions small.
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