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Float into a 60-minute hammock-led aerial yoga session taught by a certified RYT-200 instructor in Savannah’s historic district. Tailored classes balance gentle inversions, core strength, and relaxation—ideal for adventurous movers with moderate fitness.
Float into a 60-minute hammock-led aerial yoga session taught by a certified RYT-200 instructor in Savannah’s historic district. Tailored classes balance gentle inversions, core strength, and relaxation—ideal for adventurous movers with moderate fitness.
You step into a sunlit studio a block from Savannah’s moss-draped squares, silk hammocks hanging like lazy flags from stout beams. Outside, live oaks rustle with the Atlantic coastal breeze; inside, KT—an RYT-200 instructor with Vimana Aerial 50-hour certification and a background in ballet and modern dance—guides students into buoyant movement.
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Operated by KTO Yoga Surf · Savannah, Georgia
You step into a sunlit studio a block from Savannah’s moss-draped squares, silk hammocks hanging like lazy flags from stout beams. Outside, live oaks rustle with the Atlantic coastal breeze; inside, KT—an RYT-200 instructor with Vimana Aerial 50-hour certification and a background in ballet and modern dance—guides students into buoyant movement.
Savannah’s history hums just beyond the windows: a port city on the Atlantic coastal plain shaped by tidal rivers and centuries of Lowcountry culture. The ground beneath the city is soft marine sediment; the air carries seafood smoke and salt, and the choreography of the port and public squares has long favored rhythm and community. Aerial yoga here blends that physical heritage—movement, balance, and improvisation—with modern fitness.
Expect a one-hour private session tailored to your level: from gentle inversions to strength-focused transitions, all performed with full support from a certified hammock rig. The class is best for people with at least moderate fitness; it’s not recommended for pregnant students or those with serious heart conditions. Practical notes: wear form-fitting athletic clothes without bulky zippers, remove jewelry, and plan for barefoot or grip-sock practice. Bring a water bottle and arrive 10–15 minutes early for a quick orientation.
Classes are offered year-round; summer humidity can make the studio feel warmer, while winter sessions are dryer and easier on the hands. Cancellation is allowed up to 24 hours in advance. For a gentle yet challenging way to see your body from a new angle, this aerial hammock flow pairs technical instruction with Lowcountry atmosphere.
moderate.
60 minutes.
Suitable for people with moderate fitness; basic strength and shoulder mobility help for longer holds and transitions.
No—classes are adaptable for beginners through advanced practitioners; the instructor will provide progressions and supports.
Yes—hammocks support the body and the instructor teaches safe entry and exit; disclose injuries beforehand so modifications can be offered.
Avoid loose clothing with zippers, jewelry, and scarves that can catch the fabric; tight-but-flexible athletic wear is best.
You can cancel for a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time.
Savannah developed as a port on the Atlantic coastal plain in 1733; its grid of public squares and tidal rivers shaped local culture, trade, and public life.
Savannah’s coastal systems are sensitive to rising tides and development; studios and visitors are encouraged to minimize single-use plastics and respect public green spaces.
KTO Yoga Surf operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step into a sunlit studio a block from Savannah’s moss-draped squares, silk hammocks hanging like lazy flags from stout beams. Outside, live oaks rustle with the Atlantic coastal breeze; inside, KT—an RYT-200 instructor with Vimana Aerial 50-hour certification and a background in ballet and modern dance—guides students into buoyant movement.
You step into a sunlit studio a block from Savannah’s moss-draped squares, silk hammocks hanging like lazy flags from stout beams. Outside, live oaks rustle with the Atlantic coastal breeze; inside, KT—an RYT-200 instructor with Vimana Aerial 50-hour certification and a background in ballet and modern dance—guides students into buoyant movement.
Savannah’s history hums just beyond the windows: a port city on the Atlantic coastal plain shaped by tidal rivers and centuries of Lowcountry culture. The ground beneath the city is soft marine sediment; the air carries seafood smoke and salt, and the choreography of the port and public squares has long favored rhythm and community. Aerial yoga here blends that physical heritage—movement, balance, and improvisation—with modern fitness.
Expect a one-hour private session tailored to your level: from gentle inversions to strength-focused transitions, all performed with full support from a certified hammock rig. The class is best for people with at least moderate fitness; it’s not recommended for pregnant students or those with serious heart conditions. Practical notes: wear form-fitting athletic clothes without bulky zippers, remove jewelry, and plan for barefoot or grip-sock practice. Bring a water bottle and arrive 10–15 minutes early for a quick orientation.
Classes are offered year-round; summer humidity can make the studio feel warmer, while winter sessions are dryer and easier on the hands. Cancellation is allowed up to 24 hours in advance. For a gentle yet challenging way to see your body from a new angle, this aerial hammock flow pairs technical instruction with Lowcountry atmosphere.