Strength. Confidence. Creativity.

At AcroPark, we redefine fitness through movement that inspires. We blend circus arts and pole fitness in a unique boutique studio in Vaudreuil-Dorion, near the West Island, Quebec. Build strength, flexibility, and express yourself while learning from professional coaches. We offer small group and private classes for all levels — from curious beginners to aspiring pros.

How to get started

    • 1 cours d’essai (1 class, valid for 1 month)

    • Trial Trio (3 classes, valid for 1 month)

  • Beginners in pole, hoop and hammock start with level 1 class. Beginners in aerial silks start with hammock level 1.

  • Access Fliip to book your first class.

    For kids 9-12 yo, find the next 8-week session.

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A glimpse of studio life.

 FAQs

At AcroPark, we care about your experience, progress, and safety — here are answers to our most common questions.

  • 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).

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.

    We have 8 full-size aerial points, 7 IPSF-standard poles, and 6 9-foot poles. Classes follow industry standards: no more than 6 aerial points and 2 students per apparatus.

    All poles are professionally secured, inspected daily, and tested regularly. Equipment comes from trusted suppliers.

  • Our in-session classes run 4–8 weeks. Enrolling signs you up for the same class on the same day each week for the session; missed classes cannot be made up or switched. 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.

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ACROPARK ON TV

“Le Fabuleux Printemps de Marie-Lyne” Season 2 on Noovo.ca

Anna teaches pole fitness to Olympic diving medallist, Alexandre Despatie.

ACROPARK ON TV