Lessons
LESSONS
Coming from a strong background in dance, acrobatics, and fitness, our approach to aerial & circus training is very well rounded. We provide an encouraging and positive atmosphere for students to reach their personal goals. Safety and proper technique is a strong part of the curriculum and a portion of training is devoted to conditioning and flexibility. Our studio is located in Portland, Oregon at 534 SE Oak Street. Contact us today to set up a lesson!
Aerial Hoop (Lyra), Silks (Tissue), Sling, Contortion, Flexibility, Partner Acro
ABOUT YOUR INSTRUCTORS-
Rebecca Palmer’s passion for movement arts began at age five when her parents enrolled her in dance lessons in her hometown Fargo, North Dakota. Moving to the Northwest in 4th grade, she had greater access to high level training, competitive teams, and performance groups. Over the next 15 years of her life she continued training and adding disciplines including modern dance, Hip-Hop, springboard/platform diving, gymnastics, figure skating, ballroom dance, and yoga.
Rebecca has competed at US nationals in multiple sports, trained with Olympic coaches, and performed internationally. In 2016 Rebecca won the Cirque Sport National Championships for Lyra after several years of devotion to aerial training.
After years of training and performance Rebecca is now available for private lessons and coaching. Using an integrative training approach, she utilizes her strong foundation in ballet, modern dance, acrobatics, yoga, and theater arts that helps students develop a quality of movement that will set them apart as an aerialist.
Rebecca lives for the moments of achievement that only comes with the development of strength and mental clarity that aerial arts and dance provides, and loves the ethereal experience of performing for an audience. “Being able to lose yourself in something that you are so passionate about, where you enter a zone that transcends reality is one of the most wonderful things I have experienced, which I have found in aerial dance and circus arts.”
Jacquie Lopez
Hans
Leah