Beginner aerial classes at Mahaka Square, Kelapa Gading

Leave the ground.Find your people.

Aerial hoop, sling and pole for complete beginners. Small groups, instructors who spot you on every move, and a studio community that cheers the loudest when you get up there.

No experience neededSmall groupsBook and pay online
A student mid-climb on the pole inside the cloud-filled Samasta Kelapa Gading studio

Four things everyone asks before their first class.

I'm not strong enough.

Nobody is on day one. Aerial is how you get strong: every class works your grip, arms, shoulders and core, and you'll feel it get easier class by class.

Won't I get dizzy?

Beginner classes start low and slow. You stay close to the ground, spins are optional, and your instructor sets the pace with you.

I've never done anything like this.

Good. Beginner classes are built for exactly you, starting from how to hold the apparatus and get on safely.

Will I look silly?

For about ten minutes. Then you'll link your first two moves together and want a video of it. Your instructor is happy to film one.

Pick your apparatus.

Three ways to get off the ground at Kelapa Gading. Every class builds toward a flow: moves linked one into the next, so you spend the class moving through the air. All three start from zero. Not sure which one? Ask us on WhatsApp and we'll help you choose.

Student flowing through the aerial hoop at Samasta Kelapa Gading
A steel ring hung from the ceiling

Aerial Hoop

You learn to climb in, then link sits, hangs and rolls into one continuous flow around the ring. Every transition builds real upper-body and core strength along the way.

Linked transitionsFlowing sequencesCore strength
Student moving through an aerial sling hammock at Samasta Kelapa Gading
A soft fabric hammock

Aerial Sling

The fabric carries your weight, so you can melt slowly from one shape into the next and find out what flying feels like. The gentlest first step if you're nervous about heights.

Slow, smooth flowsSupported inversionsFlexibility
Student on the pole at Samasta Kelapa Gading
A vertical steel pole

Pole

Spins and climbs strung together into one flowing sequence. You build grip and full-body strength fast, and learn to carry momentum from one spin straight into the next.

Spin combosFlowing sequencesFull-body strength

Your first class, step by step.

Here's everything that happens between tapping “book” and your first flow in the air.

1

Book online

Pick a beginner class and pay in a couple of taps on Kuyy.

2

Dress for your apparatus

Hoop and sling: fitted clothes that cover your underarms and the backs of your knees. Pole: shorts and a fitted top, because bare skin is what grips. Skip lotion and jewellery.

3

Arrive a little early

Come 10 to 15 minutes before class so your instructor can say hi and walk you through the warm-up.

4

Get off the ground

Your instructor spots you on every move, from your first climb to linking moves into a short flow.

Still wondering?

No. Beginner classes start from the very basics, and flexibility is something aerial builds, not something you need first.

Your first class is one tap away.

Pick a beginner class, show up, and get off the ground. We'll take care of the rest.

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Samasta Kelapa Gading

Address
Mahaka Square, Ground Floor, Kiosk A-28
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Hours
Mon–Fri, 9am–8.30pm
Sat–Sun, 9am–5pm
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Part of Samasta Aerial, with 6 studios across Jakarta, Tangerang and Medan.