60 Minute Classes

Single class $22 (30-day expiration)
5 class: $90 (2-month expiration)
10 classes: $150 (2-month expiration)

Aerial/TRX/75-90 Minute Classes

Single class $25 (30-day expiration)
5 class: $120 (2-month expiration)
10 classes: $220 (2-month expiration)

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$40 3 Drop-in Class (30-day expiration)

New students only.

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*To register for ballet or suspension and strength email Programs@localmotionproject.org

Pricing Rate Info:
We offer discounted pricing on class packages to those who are having financial hardships, or whose income levels make taking a class cost prohibitive. We are committed to making high-quality movement experiences available to all who want to partake in them. Request discount rate here.

4-Month Unlimited:
January - April 2025
$135 per month.

Unlimited drop-in classes.

10% discount on workshops and Pilates Equipment.
Register here. First charge upon registration. Subsequent 3 payments taken on the first of the month.

Workshops/Series
Intro to Aerial $40
Sound Healing in Hammocks $45
For other workshops pricing see schedule

Pilates Equipment:
New Client: $70

Solo $100

Short Session $75

Duet $55

Trio $45

10% discount for unlimited students

60 Minute Classes and Aerial/TRX/75-90 Minute Classes:

Cancellations made online and 12 hours or more prior to start of class will receive account credit.

4-Month Unlimited:

No prorating. No refunds. Cancellations must made online and 12 hours or more prior to the start of class or student will be charged single class rate.

Workshops/Series:

Students are permitted to miss one class per session in a series for account credit toward the next session. No more than one class will be credited. Email notice to programs@localmotionproject.org must be given 72 hours prior to the missed class to receive account credit. No Refunds.

Pilates Equipment:

10% discount for unlimited students
Rescheduling must be made online 24 hours prior to appointment to not be charged.
You must organize your own duet/trio and all parties must be registered 24 hours prior to appointment or initial registrant will be charged for a private.

Aerial Hammock
Open to anyone who has taken the intro or has previous experiences. With less time focused on introduction and instruction on the basic holds and wraps, more time is spent exploring deeper inversions, transitions and aerial flips and tricks.

Ballet
Our Ballet classes offer open and beginner levels. The open level is targeted to the advanced beginner/intermediate but higher levels are welcome. Our approach is centered around inclusive and accessible practices.

Somatic Conditioning
Somatic conditioning refers to a form of exercise and bodywork that focuses on enhancing body awareness, improving movement patterns, and promoting overall physical and mental well-being. It integrates principles from somatic practices, which emphasize the internal experience of the body rather than external performance. This approach encourages mindful, conscious movement that respects the body's natural alignment, rhythm, and needs.

Contemporary Modern
Our Contemporary Modern classes blend the foundations of modern dance with contemporary styles. These classes encourage participants to work on musicality, improvisation, and dynamic movement. Each teacher brings their own history and style to class, in a fun, supportive, and engaging way.

Introduction to Pointe
This class is designed to prepare students for pointe work, including those who are already experienced. Not all students will start in pointe shoes immediately; progression within the class will be individualized. Teaching artist approval is required before wearing pointe shoes in class to ensure the student has the necessary mobility, strength, and endurance for a safe introduction to this optional aspect of ballet technique.
Prerequisites for Class:
-4+ years of ballet training
-2 years of recent consistent ballet training with attendance for at least the past 3 months
Prerequisites for Transitioning from Slippers to Pointe Shoes:
-Adequate Foot Mobility: Ability to rise to demi-pointe with a straight line through the torso and ankle in 1st, 3rd, or 5th positions, and demi-2nd position.
-Isometric Stability & Strength: Ability to maintain turnout in relevé and hold retiré for 30 seconds on each side with a straight knee, stable pelvic alignment, consistent turnout, and no excessive ankle pronation or supination.
-Proprioception & Specific Strength: Ability to demonstrate 2 out of 3 prerequisite exercises often used to evaluate readiness for pointe training—airplane, sauté, or topple test—and the use of demi-plié with heels down in technique class.
Recommended Movement Practice:
2 dance classes and 2 fitness/movement practices per week, with 1 being ballet. Other classes should focus on strength, cardio, Pilates, and/or a release/recovery style.
Questions? Email Programs@localmotionproject.org

Suspension + Strength
An interval-style workout alternating between the TRX straps and functional strength training using weights, bands, and bodyweight. This is a balanced, full-body work-out that is adaptable to multiple strength/fitness levels.

Tap
We offer different levels. all
which strengthen our connection to rhythm, timing and dynamics. With practice, we gradually broaden our foundational vocabulary to create simple rhythmic combination.

Intro to Aerial Hammock
This workshop is designed to give you a secure & detailed understanding of aerial hammock fundamentals. In this workshop you will learn basic techniques for getting in and out of beginner poses. This intro workshop is required before you can attend our weekly aerial classes.
We require shirts that cover the underarms and ask that you refrain from wearing zippers or buttons and jewelry.