Aerial Yoga Inversions and Playful Flows
Flip your perspective and build core strength. My guided aerial flows help you master inversions, decompress your spine, and find your playful side in a safe environment.
This is a supported handstand using the hammock to secure the legs. This inversion allows you to build strength in the shoulders and arms and get comfortable being upside down without the pressure of balancing on your own.
A dynamic flow beginning with an inverted Baddha Konasana, or bound angle pose, before transitioning into a suspended split. This sequence shows how we can move gracefully between different inverted shapes.
Even a simple, relaxed inversion can feel incredible. This black and white clip captures the quiet moment of surrender as I hang upside down, letting gravity gently lengthen my spine.
This sequence shows a controlled entry into a full inversion from a kneeling start. Learning these transitions safely is a key part of my teaching method, building your confidence step by step.
Here, I transition from a supported headstand on the mat into a suspended aerial pose. This demonstrates the creative and seamless way we can blend floor-based yoga with aerial fabric work in my classes.
This is a playful and dynamic inversion flow. We use momentum and core control to flip and transition through different poses, making it feel like a dance in the air.
The hammock can also be used as a swing. In this clip, I'm seated inside the fabric, using my core to create a gentle, controlled movement that is both strengthening and incredibly fun.
This is a tucked inversion, a foundational pose where you learn to engage your core to lift your hips over your head. It's a key building block for more complex aerial tricks and flips.
A demonstration of a controlled descent from a full inversion back to the mat. Safely exiting poses is just as important as entering them, and we practice this in every class.
About Inversions & Playful Hangs
Hanging upside down can feel intimidating when you start, but my studio is designed to take that fear away. I use a strict, manual spotting method for all inversions, so you always feel secure while learning to trust the fabric, whether you are trying your first tuck or a full hang.
For me, aerial yoga is more than just a workout. It is a way to decompress the spine and clear the mind. When you are hanging in the hammock, gravity does the work to lengthen your muscles and relieve the pressure of sitting at a desk or chasing after kids all day.
My classes focus on progressive learning. We do not just jump into complex flips. We start with simple hangs to get you comfortable, then move to core-based inversions, and finally transition into flows that feel like a dance in the air. This approach ensures you build the necessary grip strength and confidence without the stress of performing.
I intentionally keep my batches small, with a cap of 6 students. This is not just for safety, but so I can be right next to you, giving you micro-adjustments and spotting you during new moves. If you have been dealing with back pain or just want to try something that makes you laugh and sweat at the same time, this is the place to start.
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