Moonshine Yoga (Cedar Park)
Cedar Park, Austin
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Elevate your practice with our aerial yoga classes! Aerial Flow uses hammocks to support dynamic yoga sequences, while Aerial Strength Conditioning builds muscle endurance and tones the body.
Aerial Restorative offers a calming experience, using hammocks for relaxation and tension release.
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2251 S Bagdad Rd #201, Cedar Park, Texas 78613Summer Camps
4 Day - Art & Aerial Morning Camp (Ages 6-12)
This holiday season, let your child experience creativity, movement, and mindfulness at our Craft & Aerial Yoga Holiday Camp! Designed for kids ages 6-12, this fun-filled camp combines aerial yoga with festive craft-making for a balanced and engaging holiday break. Wear comfortable, form-fitting clothing (like leggings, t-shirts, or tank tops) that allow for movement. Avoid clothes with zippers, buttons, or anything that could get caught in the aerial hammocks. Avoid Heavy Meals Before Class: It’s best if your child avoids heavy meals at least 2 hours before class. Light snacks are fine if they need a quick energy boost, but they should avoid feeling too full or uncomfortable during class. No Late Entry: Arrive on time. Late entry is not allowed as warm-ups are critical to prevent injuries and ensure safety. It also helps kids mentally prepare for the class. Water Bottle: Be sure to bring a water bottle to keep your child hydrated during the class. Staying hydrated is key to maintaining energy and focus.
Grades: Elementary School, Middle School
$199/Camp
Location: 2251 S Bagdad Rd #201, Cedar Park, TX 78613
4 Day - Art & Aerial Afternoon Camp (Ages 6-12)
This holiday season, let your child experience creativity, movement, and mindfulness at our Craft & Aerial Yoga Holiday Camp! Designed for kids ages 6-12, this fun-filled camp combines aerial yoga with festive craft-making for a balanced and engaging holiday break. Wear comfortable, form-fitting clothing (like leggings, t-shirts, or tank tops) that allow for movement. Avoid clothes with zippers, buttons, or anything that could get caught in the aerial hammocks. Avoid Heavy Meals Before Class: It’s best if your child avoids heavy meals at least 2 hours before class. Light snacks are fine if they need a quick energy boost, but they should avoid feeling too full or uncomfortable during class. No Late Entry: Arrive on time. Late entry is not allowed as warm-ups are critical to prevent injuries and ensure safety. It also helps kids mentally prepare for the class. Water Bottle: Be sure to bring a water bottle to keep your child hydrated during the class. Staying hydrated is key to maintaining energy and focus.
Grades: Elementary School, Middle School