iFly Aerial Arts NL | Independent Training

iFLY Aerial Arts Independent Training

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Independent Training (Ages 17+)

Students aged 17 and older who are at a strong Level 2 or above are invited to use the aerial points for independent training.

Please note:

This is not an instructional session — students must only practice skills they are already confident and competent in.
Spotting is not permitted, so only skills that can be safely executed without assistance may be practiced.
An aerial instructor will be present to rig equipment and supervise, but will not be providing instruction or coaching during this time.

Independent Training Requirements

You must be 17 years or older.
You should be training at a strong Level 2 or above.
An assessment is required before attending (formerly known as "JAMS") to ensure readiness and safety.
To book your assessment or ask questions, please contact: iflyadmin@wonderbolt.ca

Is Independent Training Right For You?

If you're new to iFLY or considering independent training, here’s what you need to know to get started.

Independent training is best suited for experienced aerialists who are confident working safely on their own, without instruction or spotting. It’s a great opportunity to refine skills, build sequences, and deepen your personal practice in a supportive, supervised space.

Cost - $20 plus hst = $23 paid at the door.
Payment methods accepted: Debit or Credit Cards.
Please arrive by 3pm sharp.

Independent Training Registration

Independent Training Etiquette

To ensure a safe, respectful, and productive training environment for everyone, please follow the guidelines below:

Individual Focus

This is your time to focus on your own aerial practice.
No teaching or instructing others — each person is responsible for their own training.
Skill-sharing and peer feedback should be reserved for regular class sessions with instructors present.

Training Expectations

Only practice skills and sequences you’ve already learned in class.
Do not attempt new skills during independent training — save them for class, where instructors can guide and spot.
If you're unsure about a skill or movement, wait to revisit it in a supervised class.

Safety First

Always inspect your equipment before use.
Keep your training area clear of obstacles and distractions.
Stay aware of others in the space — maintain a safe distance while practicing.
If you feel tired, dizzy, or unwell, stop and rest. Your safety is the priority.

By respecting these expectations, you help create a safe and supportive space for everyone. Thank you!