Grace, flexibility and strength as a circus artist

What is Aerial Silk?

Workout like a circus artist

Aerial Silk, also called Tissue, is together with Aerial Hoop known from the circus world. The silk is hung from the ceiling and is long enough to at least reach the floor, divided into two silk pieces to make acrobatic tricks and exercises. In aerial silk you often combine exercises like climbing, binding, drops and swings. Aerial silk performers climb the silk without safety line and use only their strength to stay up in the silk. There is not much known history about aerial silk, but the first time it was seen, was at a French circus school where the students were asked to be creative with new forms of performance equipment’s where a student used a silk for his performance.

Stories about Aerial Silk

Primarily in Danish

Polterabend aktiviteter

Hvad skal i lave til din ven(indes) polterabend Hvis du sidder og googler “Hvad skal vi lave på en polterabend” og “Sjove polterabend aktiviteter” for

The benefits of aerial yoga

THE BENEFITS OF AERIAL YOGA: PLAY, STRENGTH, AND RELAXATION INTRODUCTION Are you looking for a unique and exhilarating way to stay active and have fun?

Aerial Silks Beginners Guide

Welcome to Pole Republic’s Aerial Silks community! If you’re new to aerial silks and have some questions about what to wear, what to bring, and

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Aerial Silk with us

At Pole Republic we have different silk classes, depending on your level. We have beginners, intermediate and mix classes. The mix classes can be joined by anyone, it only requires tenacity, an open mind and motivation since each exercise is adapted to the individual student. We find your safety important, therefore we use crashmats for beginners as well as advanced students. You become stronger, braver, very happy and more flexible when training aerial silk. Often, you will also be able to overcome some mental limitations, as you sometimes have to make drops from the silk, which really gives you an adrenaline rush.