
Shape the timetable around small studios, with every aerial or pole class carrying apparatus and level into the working day.
BOOKING
Aerial hoop sessions and aerial silks classes can open around small studios. Booked places enter the studio timetable.
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From local sessions to regional days, the studio timetable holds the time, instructor and apparatus, level and rigging space in one useful view.
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List beginner pole classes around small studios; booked places close online and enter the studio timetable.
Allow enough time for aerial hoop sessions, including regional travel or equipment preparation where the day needs it.
Group aerial silks classes into useful teaching blocks instead of scattering short sessions across a regional day.
Keep apparatus and level beside strength and conditioning so the instructor arrives with the right plan.
Offer selected private instruction publicly while involved sessions are added by the team.
Show who owns open practice slots across the office and anyone teaching away from it.
Set small group workshops to return on a weekly or monthly rhythm that suits the group.
Open progression classes when conditions and instructor time line up, then close the place once booked.
One aerial or pole class holds the learner, time and useful detail, whether it is nearby or the instructor has a regional drive.
Choose which aerial and pole classes people can book, protect travel or setup time, and use standing bookings for groups that return on the same rhythm.
See it in action
Schedule
A conditioning class at fourteen and a silks class at six sit on the same day with their own numbers, because only one of them is limited by what is bolted to the ceiling.
Instant booking
A student books the intermediate class you published for them. There is no advanced night available to buy on a whim, so the progression stays yours to set.
Get paid
Drop-in places are charged when booked, while a group wanting a beginner block plus private coaching gets a quote with each part itemised.
Less admin, more bookings
Check the studio timetable, travel and apparatus and level before anyone leaves for a regional or local session.
Group aerial or pole classs around small studios; keep regional travel and preparation outside public availability.
Whether payment arrives by transfer or online, keep the aerial class fee on the same record as the learner and class.
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One app for every booking
Set the places on a session once and booking stops by itself when it is full.
Email learners with timing, location and what to prepare before the aerial or pole class; the reminder is useful when conditions or travel matter.
Open the suitable sessions online. A learner’s confirmed place leaves availability and enters the studio timetable, with the practical booking detail ready for the instructor.
No. Offer the straightforward aerial and pole classes online and add tailored, weather-dependent or referred work directly when the details need a conversation.
Use a weekly or monthly standing booking on Free. It can stay open, finish on a date or conclude after the number of aerial and pole classes you choose.
Yes. The assigned studio instructor, time and booking context appear in the shared schedule, including classes that involve regional travel.
Yes. Send aerial or pole class timing, meeting information and preparation notes by email before the learner travels or the studio instructor begins setup.
Full online card payment is available with Pro. Free lets you mark cash or bank transfer manually, with the aerial class fee kept on the class record.