No, you don't have to be a yoga teacher or have experience with aerial yoga. The course is designed for complete beginners. In the course, I teach everything you need to know to teach a FLYoga Kids class. The only thing that is required is love for children. Unfortunately, I can't teach loving kids.

Not at all! You’ll learn everything step-by-step and can progress at your own pace.

The online course is built exactly as the offline course with the same theoretical lectures and with the same exercises. The only difference is that you won't see me in person but on video. That allows you to save on travel costs, to save on the course price, and to learn at a time that is convenient for you.

Yes, to some teachers, FLYoga is like dancing in the circus. I come from yoga, and my classes are more yoga-oriented and suitable for any child. This is one of the reasons so many kids attend my classes. I teach not only FLY exercises but breathing, relaxation, and all the yoga values. So you can call it whatever you like (aerial yoga, aerial dance, fly yoga, or fly fitness). But the bottom line is that what matters most is what the kids get from the class.

In general, FLYoga exercises for kids and adults are the same. So yes, after the course, you can also teach adults. I want you to focus on kids because FLYoga for kids will allow you to build a sustainable business. I also teach adults, but from my experience, most adults don't attend any physical activity steadily because of their busy lifestyle. But the same moms who can't attend steadily on their own won’t miss their children's classes. I had many students who couldn't keep adult groups full but found success with kids.

In the course, you will learn not just how to do FLYoga exercises, but the whole framework of creating a profitable yoga business. FLYoga allows you to feel classes easily because it's a fun activity that children love. You will be the only one offering FLYoga in your area - without competition, it will be easy for you to attract customers. Because it's a unique activity, you can charge premium prices. Since it's a year-round program, children will attend steadily with no occasional drop-ins. That will allow you to create a steady income every month. We will teach all that in the course.

I teach kids ages 5 to 15. The best is to start at six years old. At six, kids are developed enough to do the exercises and already have body awareness. Mat yoga classes are usually based on a story and are suitable for kids ages 3 to 6. Those stories become boring for older kids. Since I don't base my classes on storytelling, they are also ideal for teens up to age 15. You can say that FLYoga for kids complements mat yoga for older kids.

Perfect! Most of our students come from teaching, education, or childcare backgrounds - not yoga.

No one became a yoga teacher to be a millionaire. But unfortunately, in the modern world, to be able to keep teaching yoga and to have the energy to deliver yoga to as many kids as possible, you have to get some energy back in the form of money. Semyon will talk about it in detail in the Yoga and Money mini-course that you will be able to get as a bonus if you sign up now.

The truth is, it's not complicated at all. You don't need to have your own studio. It's great if you already do, but we don't advise you to open your own studio right now before you have your own tribe of followers. As part of the course, we explain everything you must know about the hammocks, including the types of hammocks and how to hang them. We explain where and how you can get a space to deliver your classes. So you'll be guided step by step to create your profitable FLYoga business.

If it's FLYoga, then yes. The optional year-round lesson plan program you can add includes everything you need to keep kids eager to attend your classes all year long.

The course is planned for 6 weeks. But many graduates begin teaching within 3-4 weeks - even part-time.

The only equipment you need is the aerial yoga hammock. You can buy it with the course or separately on Amazon. You don't need to have a studio. I recommend starting by renting an existing studio or community center on an hourly basis for your classes. That way, there is no investment and no risk.

Absolutely. Many instructors start by teaching just a few hours per week and quickly grow from there.