
Philip introduces aerial yoga as a joyful, peaceful fusion of yoga and flight, inviting beginners to embark on their own fly high journey through this course.
Rhoda welcomes beginners to aerial yoga, guiding safety-focused tutorials for upside-down poses and transitions across four modules that build confidence, ending with a five-minute guided savasana.
Start your learn-to-fly journey with self-exploration, practicing aerial yoga in a safe space. Explore upside-down tutorials, use support, and repeat classes as needed to build confidence.
Guide to a restorative savasana, inviting deep relaxation, release of tension, and mindful body awareness from the focus between the eyebrows to the toes, ending with a seated breath.
Greet yourself to an introductory aerial yoga practice that guides belt placement, breath work, and core engagement while building balance, mobility, and safe alignment.
Aerial yoga for beginners guides learners through suptha baddha konasana with a belt to open the hips and build core, hamstrings, and glutes through mindful breathing.
Set a belt at the hips, press it down, and lift heels to balance for Supta Baddha Konasana, then open the legs and return to child pose.
Practice a belt-supported forward entry into an inversion, coordinating breath, belt placement, and core engagement to build balance and control in aerial yoga.
Position the belt at the hips, stand on your toes, and push the hips forward to lift a leg. Alternate legs with controlled knee bends and lower them slowly.
Explore adho mukha svanasana variations in aerial yoga for beginners, using a belt to support the hips while building core strength, balance, and breath through side planks and belt-assisted transitions.
Learn ladder flow in aerial yoga for beginners, using a belt to lift the chest and guide movements from downward dog and plank to savasana.
Master one-leg balance and hip opening in Flamingo class with belt-assisted poses, focused core engagement, and mindful breathing to progress in aerial yoga.
THIS IS WHERE WE BEGIN YOUR AERIAL YOGA JOURNEY & LEARN TO FLY!
We will get to know ourselves as well as the yoga swing and how to use it safely. Over this week-long module, you will start to build confidence on the swing and of course, enjoy yourself!
Aerial Yoga Week
You will learn new ways how to use the swing so that it provides support through your yoga flow, while also improving flexibility and range of motion. Yoga practice on the swing allows us to rediscover the joy of childlike playfulness, all while calming the mind and strengthening the body.
The bases of this module are:
Learning
Exploring
Having fun and;
Being safe
The classes in this week prepare you to safely move into the 'upside down' poses with confidence and strength. This course, 'Aerial Yoga for beginners - Full Module 1' is a complete course in itself, as well as being one of four components that make up Pilu's full Aerial Yoga Course (see bottom of page for further details) that teaches you to fly, all on your very own.
Class Descriptions:
Day 1 - Greet Yourself
Here we welcome ourselves to the practice. Becoming still on the yoga mat and focusing on the breath. We will learn different positioning of the swing to get the very best out of each pose.
Day 2 - Supta baddha konasana
Another name for this pose is 'the butterfly'. It is wonderful for improving blood circulation and stimulates the heart, as well as benefitting the pelvic region and inner thighs. This lovely stretch helps with any type of mild depression, anxieties and tensions. We will do this pose using the belt and it will be your first upside down pose, backward entry. You can take all the time you need to get familiar with the feeling on the belt and how your body moves with it.
Day 3 - Forward Entry
This class we will perform an upside down pose, this time using a forward entry to the belt.
Day 4 - Adho Mukha Svanasana Variation
This pose is a variation of the familiar 'downward dog'. We will use the swing to enter this position in various ways as well as preparing the core. The wondrous benefits of this pose include, strengthening the bones, working the back of the legs, strengthening the core and arms, stretching your back and improving your overall posture.
Day 5 - Ladder Flow
Here we will create a flow sequence, adding one pose per round. Ladder flows are wonderful for focusing the mind due to the repetition of poses. This both increases flexibility and builds endurance.
Day 6 - Flamingo Class
Why is this class named after a pink bird that spends a lot of time standing on one leg? Because we are going to be working one leg at a time! By putting all of our focus on each leg individually, this means that both legs will get our full attention.
If you enjoy your first week of flying with Pilu, then why not continue? By moving on to 'Module 2 - Building Confidence', you will be closer to being able to spread your yoga wings and fly all on your own!
Module 1: Self-exploration
Module 2: Building confidence
Module 3: Free the inner child
Module 4: Ready to fly!
*Plus!* Bonus tutorials and relaxation Savasana
Sign up with Pilu and she will continue to guide you through days of fun, exploration, movement, self-love, joy, and acceptance.