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Courses Available
Aerial Hammock Fitness
Aerial Hammock Fitness class introduces students to aerial exercises on hammocks. You will learn how to utilize the hammock while incorporating flow, fluidity, and aerial maneuvers. It is a fitness and artistic based class to help you gain strength and confidence. The class will emphasize basic alignment and precise muscle movement so that your body can learn how to balance on aerial hammocks. This fitness class fuses elements of conditioning, Pilates, ballet, and HIIT on aerial hammocks. This is a challenging workout.
Instructor: Hilary Santana | lacola10@ksu.edu
Spring 2025
KIN 101 Class Number ZAF 13387
Date: January 21 – March 14
Time: 4:30-5:30 pm (M/W)
Fee: TBD
Location: Little Apple Pilates Co. (121 S. 4th St. Suite 106)
*NOTE: When you find the class you are interested in, write down the class number.
You will need this number to enroll through KSIS.
KIN 101 Class Number ZA 13460
Date: March 24 – May 16
Time: 4:30-5:30 pm (M/W)
Fee: TBD
Location: Little Apple Pilates Co. (121 S. 4th St. Suite 106)
*NOTE: When you find the class you are interested in, write down the class number.
You will need this number to enroll through KSIS.
Aerial Silks
Aerial Silks is an apparatus for circus arts and dance as well as exercise. In this class you will begin learning basic terminology on the apparatus such as plum line, tails, anchor etc. Safety matters before anything else. You do not have to have upper body strength, it is acquired. Manipulating the apparatus for agility, strength, and flexibility is encouraged above all else. Conditioning exercises are then followed up so that we can go to the continuum of beginner circus moves. You will not be forced to learn something you fear.
Instructor: Hilary Santana | lacola10@ksu.edu
Spring 2025
No classes available.
Acro Yoga
Acro Yoga is an alternative exercise practice that combines yoga and acrobatics. Acro Yoga includes many types of partner and group acrobatics in which at least someone is lifted. As such, it also draws on traditions of circus arts, cheerleading, and dance acro. Partner work is a key feature of Acro Yoga, and the work with a partner helps to improve strength and balance as well as build trust. It may also incorporate elements of massage which can relieve stress.
Instructor: Hilary Santana | lacola10@ksu.edu
Spring 2025
KIN 101 Class Number ZDE 14789
Date: January 21 – March 14
Time: 1:15-2:15 pm (T/TH)
Fee: TBD
Location: Little Apple Pilates Co. (121 S. 4th St. Suite 106)
*NOTE: When you find the class you are interested in, write down the class number.
You will need this number to enroll through KSIS.
KIN 101 Class Number ZER 16965
Date: January 21 – March 14
Time: 1:15-2:15 pm (M/W)
Fee: TBD
Location: Little Apple Pilates Co. (121 S. 4th St. Suite 106)
*NOTE: When you find the class you are interested in, write down the class number.
You will need this number to enroll through KSIS.
KIN 101 Class Number ZDF 14790
Date: March 24 – May 16
Time: 1:15-2:15 pm (T/TH)
Fee: TBD
Location: Little Apple Pilates Co. (121 S. 4th St. Suite 106)
*NOTE: When you find the class you are interested in, write down the class number.
You will need this number to enroll through KSIS.
KIN 101 Class Number ZES 16967
Date: March 24 – May 16
Time: 1:15-2:15 pm (M/W)
Fee: TBD
Location: Little Apple Pilates Co. (121 S. 4th St. Suite 106)
*NOTE: When you find the class you are interested in, write down the class number.
You will need this number to enroll through KSIS.
Embrace Exercise Enjoyment
This class isn’t just about exercise – it’s about learning to independently motivate yourself once the class is over. We’ll begin by brainstorming your personal fitness goals, whether it’s building strength, boosting endurance, or improving flexibility. Together, we’ll craft a personalized plan with achievable milestones. Using researched activity motivational approaches, we will tailor to your goals, with guidance on execution. You’ll track your progress and celebrate achievements, all in a supportive group setting or individually (online) if you prefer. This class is perfect for anyone who wants to take control of their fitness journey and stay motivated.
Instructor: Justin Montney | jlmontney@ksu.edu
Spring 2025
KIN 101 Class Number ZEK 16892
Date: January 21 – March 14
Time: 5:15-7:15 pm (W)
Fee: TBD
Location: Online
*NOTE: When you find the class you are interested in, write down the class number.
You will need this number to enroll through KSIS.
Lyra Fitness
Lyra is also known as a circus hoop. It is an apparatus for art as well as exercise. In this class you will begin learning safety in circus arts, basic terminology on what the lyra is and how to use it. You will learn flexibility and contortion stretches. You will then proceed to aerial conditioning of the ma and on the equipment. From there we will add in some ‘maneuvers.’ If you get motion sickness super easy, you may not enjoy this class. You will learn safety first. You will learn how to mount and dismount. After you learn the basics, we will put together a routine for fun. If you enjoy, we will have an open house and optional performance to show your peers, friends, relatives.
Instructor: Hilary Santana | lacola10@ksu.edu
Spring 2025
KIN 101 Class Number ZET 16969
Date: January 21 – March 14
Time: 4:30-5:30 pm (T/TH)
Fee: TBD
Location: Little Apple Pilates Co. (121 S. 4th St. Suite 106)
*NOTE: When you find the class you are interested in, write down the class number.
You will need this number to enroll through KSIS.
KIN 101 Class Number ZEU 16971
Date: March 24 – May 16
Time: 4:30-5:30 pm (T/TH)
Fee: TBD
Location: Little Apple Pilates Co. (121 S. 4th St. Suite 106)
*NOTE: When you find the class you are interested in, write down the class number.
You will need this number to enroll through KSIS.
Pole Fitness
This course will teach students the basics of pole fitness. Through pole-based strength and conditioning, standardized pole spins and maneuvers, and choreography students will learn to utilize the pole as both strength training equipment and an aerial arts apparatus. This is a physically challenging class, incorporating body weight exercises, flexibility training, and cardiovascular exercise. Students will also learn about the history of pole performance across different cultures, its significance in society, and the rules and regulations of Pole Sport competition.
Instructor: Michelle Sullivan | mbeck@ksu.edu
Spring 2025
KIN 101 Class Number ZCV 14142
Date: January 21 – March 14
Time: 2:30 – 3:30 pm (M/W)
Fee: TBD
Location: Elevation Studios MHK (1125 Laramie, Suite A)
*NOTE: When you find the class you are interested in, write down the class number.
You will need this number to enroll through KSIS.
KIN 101 Class Number ZCH 14130
Date: January 21 – March 14
Time: 4:30 – 5:30 pm (T/TH)
Fee: TBD
Location: Elevation Studios MHK (1125 Laramie, Suite A)
*NOTE: When you find the class you are interested in, write down the class number.
You will need this number to enroll through KSIS.
KIN 101 Class Number ZEB 16619
Date: March 24 – May 16
Time: 2:30 – 3:30 pm (M/W)
Fee: TBD
Location: Elevation Studios MHK (1125 Laramie, Suite A)
*NOTE: When you find the class you are interested in, write down the class number.
You will need this number to enroll through KSIS.
KIN 101 Class Number ZCI 14132
Date: March 24 – May 16
Time: 4:30 – 5:30 pm (T/TH)
Fee: TBD
Location: Elevation Studios MHK (1125 Laramie, Suite A)
*NOTE: When you find the class you are interested in, write down the class number.
You will need this number to enroll through KSIS.
Pole Fitness II
This course is designed to teach students, who have taken Pole 1 and learned the basics of pole fitness, an intermediate level of pole fitness. Students will participate in pole-based strength and conditioning, intermediate-level pole spins, inverts and maneuvers, and choreography. Students will continue to utilize the pole as both strength training equipment and an aerial arts apparatus. The intermediate level is physically more demanding than the beginner class, while still incorporating body weight exercises, flexibility training, and cardiovascular exercise. Students will learn to incorporate a more advanced level of tricks aerially on the pole. Prerequisite Pole Fitness I.
Instructor: Amy Ketchum-McGhee | amywallace@ksu.edu
Spring 2025
KIN 101 Class Number ZE 16617
Date: January 21 – March 14
Time: 3:30 – 4:30 pm (M/W)
Fee: TBD
Location: Elevation Studios MHK (1125 Laramie, Suite A)
*NOTE: When you find the class you are interested in, write down the class number.
You will need this number to enroll through KSIS.
KIN 101 Class Number ZCK 14133
Date: March 24 – May 16
Time: 3:30 – 4:30 pm (M/W)
Fee: TBD
Location: Elevation Studios MHK (1125 Laramie, Suite A)
*NOTE: When you find the class you are interested in, write down the class number.
You will need this number to enroll through KSIS.
Pole Silks
This course is designed to teach students an appreciation for the combination of pole fitness and aerial silks through strength and conditioning, standardized pole spins and maneuvers, and choreography. This is a physically challenging class incorporating body weight exercises, flexibility training and cardiovascular exercise.
Instructor: Miranda Flerlage | mrider16@sbcglobal.net
Spring 2025
KIN 101 Class Number ZDJ 15240
Date: January 21 – Mach 14
Time: 2:30 – 3:30 pm (T/TH)
Fee: TBD
Location: Elevation Studios MHK (1125 Laramie, Suite A)
*NOTE: When you find the class you are interested in, write down the class number.
You will need this number to enroll through KSIS.
KIN 101 Class Number ZBE 13389
Date: March 24 – May 16
Time: 2:30 – 3:30 pm (T/TH)
Fee: TBD
Location: Elevation Studios MHK (1125 Laramie, Suite A)
*NOTE: When you find the class you are interested in, write down the class number.
You will need this number to enroll through KSIS.