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Aerial in London
29 aerial studios to discover.
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London has around 29 dedicated aerial studios, ranging from hoop and silks classes to aerial yoga and flying trapeze. The discipline has found a foothold across some unexpected corners of the city — Perry Vale and Hammersmith each have two studios, while West Hendon has quietly become another small cluster. Aerialand in Hammersmith and The Body People in Hackney Wick both hold perfect five-star ratings, and Flying Fantastic in Peckham has built a strong reputation for structured progression. Studios vary considerably in focus: some prioritise fitness conditioning, others lean towards performance and circus arts. Class sizes tend to be small by necessity, given the equipment involved. This page brings together the full list of aerial studios currently active in London, with locations, ratings, and the details you need to find the right fit.
All 29 aerial studios in London
- The Body People - Hackney — Hackney Wick
- We The Conscious® — Shacklewell
- The Rebel Circus Collective — West Green
- Aerial Gymnastics London — Gallions Reach
- Aerialand — Hammersmith
- Floating Fitness Pole Aerial — Perry Vale
- My Gravity Fitness & Dance — West Hendon
- Flying Fantastic - Peckham — Peckham
- Aerial Days — Dartmouth Park
- HYPE Fitness — Sutton
- POWERfit studio — Bermondsey
- My Aerial Home — Perry Vale
- Circus Glory — Chalk Farm
- Fly-Fit — Hammersmith
- Waking Dreams Bethnal Green — Bethnal Green
- Aerial Arts — Brixton
- Aerial Yoga London — Stoke Newington
- Aerialactive — Fulham
- Skylab Studio — Chalk Farm
- Circus Dreams - Stoke Newington — West Hackney
- Aerial-Life - Westside School
- Azahara Yoga
- Azahara Yoga - Clissold Park
- Azahara Yoga - Move Village Oxford Street
- Forgotten Circus School
- Hemera Pole&Aerial Studio — Kilburn
- Joflow -Aerial, Pole And Pilates Fitness — New Southgate
- Old Ford Circus — Bow
- Stretch with Samantha - London
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Frequently asked questions about aerial in London
How many aerial studios are there in London?
There are around 29 aerial studios in London, spread across a range of neighbourhoods from Hackney Wick to Peckham. Studios such as The Body People, Flying Fantastic, and Aerialand offer disciplines including aerial hoop, aerial silks, and aerial yoga, making London one of the better-served cities in the UK for this type of training.
Which areas of London have the most aerial studios?
Aerial studios are distributed fairly widely across London, with notable concentrations in Hammersmith, Perry Vale, West Hendon, Bermondsey, and Bow. Aerialand is based in Hammersmith, Floating Fitness operates in Perry Vale, and My Gravity Fitness & Dance is located in West Hendon, giving good coverage across west, south, and north London.
Is aerial fitness suitable for complete beginners?
Yes, most London aerial studios run dedicated beginner courses. Studios such as Flying Fantastic in Peckham and The Body People in Hackney Wick offer introductory classes that require no prior experience. Instructors teach basic technique, grip, and safety before progressing students to more advanced moves, so no gymnastics background is needed to start.
How much does an aerial class cost in London?
Drop-in aerial classes in London typically cost between £15 and £25 per session, depending on the studio and discipline. Introductory courses, which usually run over several weeks, can range from £80 to £150. Many studios such as Aerialand in Hammersmith and Flying Fantastic in Peckham also offer class passes that reduce the per-session cost.
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