• Level 1 and Low Hammock are for everybody • However, if you are brand new, we recommend taking 10 Aerial Yoga classes. With a little background, you can receive more from the training

FWG AYTT courses are led exclusively by Grace, whose teaching is known for blending traditional yoga principles with the beauty, artistry, and technique of aerial movement. Her approach is both graceful and methodical, offering a training experience that feels inspiring, refined, and deeply intentional. A core part of the FWG method is learning how to fly safely through proper fabric placement, strong technique, and clear understanding. Trainees are taught not only what to do, but how to do it with precision, purpose, and grace.

That is totally okay and encouraged as well! The only difference will be that you do not have to take the Evaluation Test, which is separate from the Written Test. Or will not have to participate as the "Teacher Role" in the Teach It Forward portions of the program.

• No. The only difference between rates are between the Early Bird and the Regular Tuition prices. So sign up early and save money with Early Bird savings! • Your primary investment will be the tuition fee, which includes all in-studio training sessions, a comprehensive manual and materials, plus your certification(s) upon successful completion. • Other possible expenses to keep in mind are: •  Optional personal equipment, like purchasing your own hammock or portable rig • Travel, lodging, or meals if you’re joining us from outside the area

Yes. With Affirm, you can choose your installment plan.

• At this time, there isn't a recognized governing authority for Aerial Yoga or Aerial Arts comparable to Yoga Alliance for Yoga. Nevertheless, it's important to highlight that obtaining certification to teach Aerial Yoga from FWG ensures global recognition, allowing certified individuals to teach at Aerial Yoga studios worldwide. • Although you may be certified to teach Aerial Yoga: Level 1,2, Low Hammock and/or Kids, it is important to acknowledge that each Aerial Yoga Studio may have distinct requirements for teaching. Certain studios may necessitate an additional 200 RYT certification, while others might mandate additional Aerial Apprentice Hours. These hours serve as a continued training program, enabling instructors to refine their teaching skills, further develop their unique style, and cultivate the distinctive teaching voice that each individual brings to the practice.

We do not recommend missing any training hours, but we understand that emergencies can happen. It is the responsibility of the individual to get the notes & assignment in order to make up the work.

Yes. At least 2 students must sign up.

Yes. There is typically non-contact hours.