When was the last time you surprised yourself with how capable you are? At AcroPark, you’ll find out what happens when “I could never do that” becomes “I just did.” Here, you’ll get so caught up learning a new move that you forget you’re also building strength and flexibility. Soon, AcroPark becomes the night you look forward to every week, filled with people who root for you and notice just how far you’ve come.
A glimpse of studio life.
FAQs
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All: You may bring a yoga mat for warm-up; larger crash mats are provided. Tie up long hair. Remove all jewelry, zippers, buttons, and watches.
Pole: Shorts and tank top. Bring a small towel to keep the pole dry.
Aerial Hoop & Silks: Leggings covering the back of the knees.
Aerial Hammock: Leggings covering the back of the knees and a t-shirt covering the underarms (tank tops not allowed; studio rental t-shirts available for $5).
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Once you’ve chosen a discipline, register for a Level 1 class. We recommend one technique class per week plus an open practice to reinforce what you learned—this approach gives the best progress for beginners and advanced students alike.
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If a class is full, join the waitlist in the Fliip app and track your spot. You’ll get an email if a spot opens (check spam!). Once admitted, your class credit is used automatically and is non-refundable if less than 24 hours remain. Therefore, please remove yourself from the waitlist if you no longer plan to attend.
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Safety Standards – AcroPark follows top circus safety standards for rigging and class formats. We use a 10:1 safety margin for acrobatic rigging and keep classes small for maximum instructor attention, with low student-to-instructor ratios.
All poles are professionally secured, inspected daily, and tested regularly. Equipment comes from trusted suppliers.
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Kids Circus (ages 9–12) runs 8 consecutive weeks with certified instructors in a safe, fun environment.
All other classes are drop-in (a la carte) with a 24-hour cancellation window and must be booked individually.
ACROPARK ON TV
“Le Fabuleux Printemps de Marie-Lyne” Season 2 on Noovo.ca
Anna teaches pole fitness to Olympic diving medallist, Alexandre Despatie.