Anyone who practices aerial knows that some skills can take awhile to figure out. But as an instructor if something just isn’t clicking for your student or students, how do you know when to move on or when to make your students try again?
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Jordan Anderson & Clayton Woodson are the co-founders and lead instructors for Aerial Fit. They’ve developed their own unique curriculum on Silks, Lyra, Sling, and Trapeze, that’s structured around making aerial accessible to any body with a strong focus on solid technique and efficient movement. They are also the founders of Circus Building Entertainment, an aerial and circus themed performance company.
