Aerial Fabric

Aerial Fabric, also known as Silks, uses long tails of a specialist fabric on which to climb, make fabulous shapes, drop and tumble.

In these sessions you work with foot-locks, catchers, hip-locks, belays etc. to create intricate patterns and sequences.

There is a mix of technical tuition, task-based exploration, and time to review and create sequences with guidance.

If you are quite experienced, and want to add dynamic drops to your repertoire, please see Liam’s Class on Silks Drops.

This course is aimed at adults and mature youths with some fabric experience.

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Airhedz Gallery

Body leans forwards, arm holding silks

Stilt-walking Youth

Still-walking Child

Tina hovers in the air in aerial yoga pose.

Three pairs of legs on stilts

Three women look out at the audience. Two are wheelchair users, the other stands. A trapeze hangs in the background.

Tina hangs upside down, smiling on aerial fabric.

Tina Carter on Fabric

Distance shot of Airhedz rig surrounded by a large audience.

Airhedz aerial rig in the Olympic Park, London.

Young boy poses on trapeze.

Tina & Sarah smile to the camera, close to aerial hoop, suspended on a boat.

Tina hangs upside down looking into the lens, hair hanging down to the camera.

Hand holds fabric

Woman suspends looking into lens

Penny Clapcott holds an awesome front planche on trapeze.

Man extends into vertical splits, hands on ground, in aerial yoga pose.