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Aerial isn't easy. But the challenge is part of what makes it so fun!  We're all about making it as accessible as we can. So this workshop is for people who want a slower paced aerial class and might need some more assistance. We will rig the equipment at a lower height and provide as much support as we can to get you making some shapes in the air, most likely on slings and hoop, but we're flexible on this one too. The workshop is two hours long so everyone can have a go with plenty of time for breaks!

Join us at Flying Fantastic Peckham on Sunday 13th October from 3-5pm!
 
We welcome wheelchair users, disabled people, visually impaired adults as well as deaf adults. If you don't live unassisted, you may need to bring a carer to class. 

We would like you to introduce yourselves before booking so we know what to plan. So if you'd like more information or to find out if this class is for you, please drop [email protected] a line and we'll do our best to help. 

Cost: £20 for the two hour session - subsidised by Open Aerial (Charity No. 1186538) 

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