Low Lyra: WEDNESDAYS | 3:00 - 4:30pm | December 11 2024 - January 29 2025
Love aerial but hate heights? Come explore Lyra in fun and creative ways while incorporating ground work in your movement. We’ll work on a few sequences over the 8 weeks, playing with ways the lyra and the ground can support us. This is a great way for dancers/tumblers/ground artists to add aerial to their artistry.
Love aerial but hate heights? Come explore Lyra in fun and creative ways while incorporating ground work in your movement. We’ll work on a few sequences over the 8 weeks, playing with ways the lyra and the ground can support us. This is a great way for dancers/tumblers/ground artists to add aerial to their artistry.
Love aerial but hate heights? Come explore Lyra in fun and creative ways while incorporating ground work in your movement. We’ll work on a few sequences over the 8 weeks, playing with ways the lyra and the ground can support us. This is a great way for dancers/tumblers/ground artists to add aerial to their artistry.
A series is 8 Sessions.
Important! Everyone must sign a waiver before attending a session. Minors must have a waiver signed by their parent or legal guardian before attending each session.
We will do our best to offer one make-up space during each eight-week series you are enrolled.
To be eligible for a make-up space, we require a minimum of 24 hours notice before your absence via: Text (313) 674-6424, email, or Studio Absence Sheet at the studio.
Due to limited class size, WE CANNOT GUARANTEE a make-up spot during the series. However, we will go out of our way to do what we can for you. We appreciate your understanding.
Please note that there are no refunds or exchanges.
WANT TO DROP IN?
PLEASE EMAIL FIRST TO CONFIRM WE HAVE SPACE. We often have a space or two in our "sold out" classes. No need to be shy! Call or email to ask - you might get lucky!
Important! Your email receipt is your ticket to enter class! Please print it and bring it with you or be prepared to pull it up on your phone.
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