Aerial Silks Classes in Delhi: Build Strength & Flow

Here is a technical and fun sequence we work on in the intermediate aerial silks group. It involves transitions that challenge both the mind and body, focusing on clean lines and control.

How do you climb down the silks? This sequence combines a warm-up routine with a transition into a hip lock, showing how we can creatively link moves together for a full-body aerial workout.

This sequence is a compilation of moves we've been working on in classes with students of different levels. It’s a great example of how we build a routine piece by piece, focusing on the process of learning aerial tricks.

A pretty little sequence that's perfect for both classes and just for fun. It demonstrates how simple entries and exits can be combined to create an elegant flow on the aerial tissue.

Revisiting some old favorite moves on the silks. This sequence includes a controlled drop and a display of flexibility, skills we practice in our advanced aerial fitness sessions at The Boulderbox.

This is a fun entry and exit for a split that we practice in class. I love exploring how sequences can evolve, and this shows the creative process behind developing new aerial choreography.

Here is another exit for a sequence with endless possibilities. We often share variations in class, helping students like those in my intermediate group find new ways to express themselves on the fabric.

This is the "Maharaja's sequence," something we created during a class. It shows how collaborative and creative our training can be, building new aerial silk tricks together.

A short but challenging sequence on the silks. This clip focuses on the technical aspects of wrapping and unwrapping the fabric while maintaining body tension and control.