When I first walked into Trapeze Training Camp, I was excited but apprehensive. I had no idea what to expect from aerial training, and I certainly didn’t know how I would fit in with a group of strangers. The thought of swinging through the air on a trapeze was thrilling, but it also felt intimidating. […]

I’ll be honest: when I first walked into Trapeze Training Camp, I was terrified. I had never done anything like trapeze before, and the idea of swinging through the air on a bar seemed utterly impossible. My mind raced with thoughts of falling, failing, and embarrassing myself in front of strangers. But I also had

As someone who has always been passionate about fitness, I’ve spent years working out at gyms, trying different classes, and experimenting with all sorts of activities to stay in shape. But despite my best efforts, I found myself stuck in a fitness rut. I was getting bored, my workouts felt repetitive, and I was craving

As a child, I would watch aerialists in the circus and marvel at their grace, strength, and the sheer thrill of swinging through the air. I often daydreamed about soaring like them, but the thought of actually trying trapeze seemed impossible. Me? Flying through the air? It sounded terrifying—and exhilarating—at the same time. It wasn’t