Fun little place for the kids to have a birthday to play on silk ropes and learn how to do aerial…read moreyoga. Parking lot in the back (thin entry, can't get there from the strip mall parking lot in a car, you can walk over though) - You can rent out the space for birthday parties and you can buy multiple class passes or do a group class to see how it works. It works muscles you probably didn't think you had! Definitely more challenging for adults - kids have a much easier time flying on the silk.

Extremely disappointing experience. Rachele with an E (she was VERY adamant about that) was very…read moreunprofessional. She body shamed my 8 year old daughter... saying things that were blatantly unkind. From talking to other mothers, this is not the first time this has happened. AND I'm told that she is a teacher in town. Absolutely deplorable!!!

As a beginner trying new workouts that are not your ordinary workouts, flexibility in flight gave…read moreme the confidence and motivation. The studio offers so many great workouts for flexibility and strength training. I'm so happy I stepped out of my comfort zone and took a step into the world of Aerial. I've had the pleasure of working with 4 instructors that made me feel encouraged and motivated. I've taken more classes with Nicole and she provides modifications to help you build up to your goals and make you look amazing while learning the skills to aerial. Thank you Flexibility in Flight and to the community that is extremely encouraging.

Such a welcoming and knowledgeable studio/ environment! class variety is plentiful, so there's lots…read moreto choose from, and you're able to try out different apparatuses. Instructors are always kind, helpful, and creative! As someone who started off as the most beginner level, it's amazing to see how far I've come in the years attending, thanks to the beautiful community here! If you've been toying around with the idea of trying aerial, I highly recommend aerial yoga or any of the intro classes to see what you like and what level you're at!

I tried the Saturday Aerial Yoga class (it was my first time and I would consider myself a beginner…read moreat yoga in general) I registered online which was easy, and simply signed in when I got there. The staff was very helpful, provided me with a mat and showed me around to what I would need. I was very hesitant and scared but the instructor made it an inviting place offered help and encouragement. It was a very hard class for me personally (I need to work on some core strength before going back) but absolutely worth it! It was a great experience and something fun to try! I would go again and recommend it to my friends!

Hands down one of the best yoga studios in the area…read more I've been to most spots in Morristown and the surrounding area, this place really takes the cake. Its cleanliness, large studio size, awesome teachers, and hospitable staff & owners make all the difference. They have both hot and normal room temp yoga, and cater to both experienced and beginning yogis. They also offer a variety of other class types like Barre, spin, aerial yoga, and more. Packages are quite affordable, there's showers for convenience, free water, and they have the best yoga teacher Christina :D I wholeheartedly recommend this studio.

My second review of Indigo because of the changes happening. They have two brand new owners that…read moremake the energy and vibe so much better. They are involved and dedicated to improving the studio and making it the best possible. They have added great classes to the schedule and have been organizing special workshops with well known guest teachers. Give it a try. You won't be disappointed.

I will put it this way: I purchased a package of three sessions. I went to two. I will not go back…read morefor the third. I'm distressed by the experience I had with my friend there today. Not only was the front desk person dismissive and ignored my friend, but the owner (or possibly manager -- she did not introduce herself beyond her first name) defended what the staff member said, but did not listen to us about the reason her behavior was offensive and unacceptable

This was my first time trying aerial yoga, so I didn't quite know what to expect, but I quickly…read morerealized it's a full body workout. Danielle, our instructor, was efficient, making the most of our private class by showing us all kinds of fun and challenging tricks in the silks. That said, a few things would've elevated the experience. First and foremost, the silks themselves really need a deep clean. The smell was noticeably off, and that made it uncomfortable anytime we had to lift ourselves into them or get up close for certain movements. I get that it's an active studio, but the silks shouldn't retain that much odor, especially for a private class setting. We had an early 9 a.m. session, and it would've been a nice to 1) do introductions (share a bit about the studio? ask about our 6 party group? more conversational overall...) 2) offer to use the Bluetooth speaker to play music tailored to our vibe, especially since we were celebrating a birthday. We could've asked, sure, but small details like that can make a difference for a private group. Otherwise, the experience could feel a bit impersonal and solely transactional. Danielle's teaching style was quick and assertive, which works for more advanced folks, but most of us were beginners. She tended to demonstrate five or six steps at once, followed by a casual "You got it?" (we indeed did not have it, LOL) We weren't shy about asking for help, though, and I appreciated her patience when we needed things broken down more slowly, especially when it came to knots and footing that didn't feel intuitive or safe without guidance. I also think the silks could've been lifted a bit higher so that we got a more enhanced "aerial" experience. I didn't feel as though we were as lifted from the mat. Despite the speed bumps, it was a fun and memorable way to start our Saturday. Danielle and her daughter Grace were kind enough to take our pictures afterward, and we all left feeling like we'd done something bold and new. I would definitely recommend the experience (with the feedback that the studio give the silks a refresh and perhaps adjust the pace for true first-timers).

We've been sending a group of kids to Aerial Haven for Birthdays and Camps for several years now…read moreand have always been happy with the experience. The kids LOVE this place and Danielle and staff have always been wonderful. A rare gem of a find to keep kids occupied !

What does Julia do on Superbowl Sunday? She once again chances her life on the transcendent circus…read morearts! Yesterday I took the Beginner's Silks and Trapeze Class with Fran Sperling and once again found it to be an exhilirating, fun, and incredible work-out that ends up being challenging, confidence-building, and surprising all at once. This class was focused less on bootcamp exercises and more on actual technique and physical strength building on the lyra (silken ropes) and trapeze bar. You will be inverting, so I highly recommend wearing tight clothing to these classes, unless you want to flash everybody. Anyone can do this and I highly recommend it to those seeking a new twist on upper body and core-building work-outs. There's also a dire lack of men in these classes, and for no good reason, since I can see this being a phenomenal work-out for guys, too! Everyone should sign up at AMPowerCommunity.com.

I took a few classes with Fran awhile back and it was quite an experience. It was physically…read morechallenging, and fun. I only took 5 classes but I feel like I learned a lot. I was able to do a lot of things I had no idea I could do, and I learned that I love being upside down. I do hand stands all the time now cause Fran taught me that it was safe and not scary.