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+1 816-668-6292
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| 556 Lowell Ave, Kansas City, KS, 66101 | |
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2.2 miRiver Market West (Stop)
2.2 miMetro Center (Southbound Stop)
2.2 miPower and Light (Southbound Stop)
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Specialties
Voler (Volay) — v.fr. To Fly: To Steal
In aerial classes students will learn conditioning and stretching techniques that will help to improve overall stamina, strength and balance. Workshops are designed with you in mind. Learn this popular & beautiful aerial form, like dancing on air. You’ll progress at your own pace and comfort level while learning graceful poses, wraps and transitions. Learn positions low to the ground then move to higher skills as your strength and ability grows.
AcroYoga is a partner based practice that blends the wisdom of yoga, the dynamic power of acrobatics, and the loving kindness of healing arts. These three lineages form the foundation of a practice that cultivates trust, playfulness, and community. No partner needed to attend class
Beginning Aerial Sat. 1 – 2
Aerial Hoop (LYRA) Mon. 5:30−7
Intermediate Aerial Mon. 7 – 8:30 and Tues. 6 – 7:30
Advanced Aerial Wed. 7 – 8:30
Acroyoga Thurs. 6:7:30
Adult Beginning Ballet Wed. 5:30−7 and Sat. 2 – 3:30
History
Established in 2007.
Starting in 2007 Voler began as a group of various performance artist, dancers and creative entertains. They were the first company in Kansas City teaching aerial arts for fun, fitness and performance. Rachel McMeachin — aerial silks instructor was voted the best Fitness Class in Kansas City by the Pitch 2008.
Meet the Business Owner
Rachel M.
Business Owner
In a life governed by laws and bound by gravity I choose to steal away a little piece of flight. Within the performance group Voler — Thieves of Flight, I have found a means to create a human performance celebrating strength, fragility and the splendor of playful expression.“
I am forever the child in awe of those in-between spaces we often overlook in passing. Doorways, bridges, that imagined spot of a faraway gaze — in midair they are neither heaven nor earth. These are the places I occupy to illuminate the transition from one moment to the next. A simple swatch of silk hanging aloft becomes the perfect juxtaposition to express this fluid transformation. Adding music, the clear melodies and distinctive rhythms accentuate each movement into a gesture like ripples on water.
