Aerial Yoga Teacher Trapeze Training | 10 CEUs

Join ERYT Yoga Alliance–certified instructor Shaunna Sutcliffe for a two-day, 10-CEU training on using the Aerial Yoga Trapeze. Both Saturday and Sunday are required.

Learn how to use the trapeze for:

• Personal yoga practice

• Teaching yoga classes

• Working with 1:1 clients

No yoga teaching certification is required to attend. However, this training does not certify you to teach aerial yoga. To teach others, you must already hold a 200-hour yoga teacher training (200-Hour RYT) certification or meet the applicable teaching requirements.

Not a yoga teacher? You’re welcome to attend to build your skills for personal practice and use includes a complete training manual.

The Yoga Trapeze can support spinal decompression, reduce weight-bearing in certain poses, deepen stretches, and provide new ways to explore movement.

The Yoga Trapeze Swing has fantastic benefits, including spinal decompression, removing weight bearing from certain yoga asanas, deeper stretches, reducing motion sickness and more! Here are more details:

Instant Spinal Traction
Back pain affects millions, but with the Yoga Trapeze, clients can use gravity to gently decompress their spine—even without prior yoga experience. This natural form of traction often provides relief that’s difficult to achieve through other methods.

Suspension Training
True functional fitness involves pushing, pulling, and stabilizing your body weight. While traditional mat-based yoga focuses on pushing and holding, it rarely incorporates pulling movements—essential for maintaining a healthy back, neck, and upper body. The Yoga Trapeze fills this gap by introducing effective and enjoyable pulling exercises.

Flexibility
Beyond inversions, the Yoga Trapeze supports a wide range of hip, shoulder, and hamstring stretches. With the help of the sling, suspension, and gravity, you can safely deepen your flexibility practice in innovative and effective ways.

Deep Backbends
Backbends are among the most demanding yoga poses, often leading to frustration or avoidance. The Yoga Trapeze allows for supported, passive backbends—enabling you to relax, breathe, and gradually open the shoulders and upper spine without strain.

Cost: The Entire Training cost is $450, but is on sale for $375 until October 15th. You can also use a payment plan. Register now to get the discount!!