Be the monkey you want to be...
but we are lamas.

Flying lamas.

Acroyoga Entry to fun Acro Transitions Acroyoga Multilevel Workshop

EVENTS

ALL EVENTS

CLASSES

CYCLE

In order to balance progress and compromise our Classes are wrapped into Cycles. Each cycle has a topic to deepen into for 4 weeks. Drop ins are possible and a good oportunity to test which level and teacher fits you best.

Level:

We want you to feel comfortable but with the right amount of challenge. Cycles are split in 4 levels. You can always swap levels as long as you meet the prerequisites.

Partner:

In General only advanced acrobatic classes require you to come with a partner. We keep classes balanced on each roll so you always have someone to train with.

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"Having gay parents must be horrible. You either get twice the amount of dad jokes, or get stuck in an infinite loop of “go ask your mom.”

The Internet

"To those accustomed to privilege, equality feels like oppression"

Unknown

“Darling girl, when all else fails…join the circus.”

Safety net

"Si no hay amor que no haya nada entonces"

Indio solari

“Saying ‘I’m sorry’ is the same as saying ‘I apologize’. Except at a funeral.”

Demetri Martin

"A recent finding by statisticians shows the average human has one breast and one testicle."

A funny statistician

MEDIA

ABOUT US

LAMAS

We create spaces where failure is celebrated as part of the path to explore new horizons. Where each event has a purpose , each teacher his own style and hope to spread our passion for acro in the most holistic way we know.

Oct 2017 - 2018 Acroyoga Kids Workshops at Elementary School
Oct 2018 1th Acroyoga Trainings Camp in Lenk
Aug 2018 1th Urban Acro Festival - with a Pool!
Mar 2020 Acroyoga Cycle in Bern
Feb 2020 3rd. Winter Acro Festival - 120 friends + Show!
Aug 2020 3rd. Urban Acro Festival with Live-Concert!
Sep 2020 New: Handstand, Therapeutics and Stretching Course
Mar 2021 5 Years Acroyoga Cycles Zürich at different Levels
Acrolama at the Winter Acro 2020
Acrolama Urban Acro 2020
Nice Lama of the Acrolamas

Lorena

Loud Lama

What fascinates her about Acroyoga is its capacity to connect people from all walks and teach them to communicate needs and boundaries through movement within a safe and fun space. Ever since she stumbled across a crowd in the park stacking people on top of each other, she has found herself in a community driven by teamwork, inclusiveness, and mutual support. At the end of the day, the biggest reward for her is to see your beautiful faces when you realize you just achieved something you thought was impossible.
What fascinates her about Acroyoga is its capacity to connect people from all walks and teach them to communicate needs and boundaries through movement within a safe and fun space.

Fadri

Doctor Lama

Fadri got excited about acrobatics when he was a kid and trained as a gymnast in his home valley Engadin. After several years of not being active in acrobatics, his fascination was re-ignited while he was doing his PhD studies and where he joined Yoga and Acroyoga classes. After finishing his PhD he became a certified Acroyoga Intl teacher. He loves to interact with people, to share his passion for Acroyoga (and other sports, outdoor activities, music, and robotics), and work with everyone on fine tuning acrobatic techniques.
Fadri got excited about acrobatics when he was a kid and trained as a gymnast in his home valley Engadin. He loves to interact with people, to share his passion for Acroyoga (and other sports, outdoor activities, music, and robotics), and work with everyone on fine tuning acrobatic techniques in creative new ways.

Adrian

Simple Lama

Exploration of partner movement started in Chile, where he was introduced to Acroyoga in 2015. Since then, acrobatics have become a fascination he feels so passionate about he wanted to share it with everyone.
Finding smart ways to build up and overcome new challenges, learning how to support each other respectfully and giving space for individual rhythm, - those are the cornerstones of his classes.
As a firm believer in what jams and strong communities can offer, one of his main focuses is to help build up the acro association in Zürich.
Exploration of partner movement started in Chile, where he was introduced to Acroyoga in 2015. Since then, acrobatics have become a fascination he feels so passionate about he wanted to share it with everyone. <br> As a firm believer in what jams and strong communities can offer, one of his main focuses is to help build up the acro association in Zürich.

Danica

Flying Lama

“Sport and nature is what moves me. I enjoy passing on my passion for sport and inspiring people. To make the impossible, possible.”
She grew up in the Swiss alps, so since childhood she feels very connected to nature and love being outside doing sports. She did studies in tourism and she is and ski- snowboard and acroyoga certified teacher. She is a positive, spontaneous, smiley and happy person who likes challenges. She enjoys her passion for physical activities and body work.
“Sport and nature is what moves me. I enjoy passing on my passion for sport and inspiring people.”<br> She grew up in the Swiss alps, so since childhood she feels very connected to nature and love being outside doing sports. She did studies in tourism, is an ski- snowboard and acroyoga certified teacher. She is a positive, spontaneous, smiley and happy person who likes challenges.

Gabe

Humble Lama

Gabe is an Acrobatics & Yoga instructor, as well as Massage Therapist with more than 15 years of experience. Originally from Austria, Gabe loves to spend his time traveling, learning about other cultures and eating foreign food. With a heart full of humor he is facilitating a wide variety of trainings in Europe. Gabe is well known for his unique and precise way of teaching. His passion for bodywork gives him the opportunity to welcome and embrace people from all walks of life.

Gabriel is an Acrobatics and Yoga instructor, as well as Massage Therapist with more than 15 years of experience. Originally from Austria, Gabriel loves to spend his time traveling and learning about other cultures. With a heart full of humor and arms so long he once managed to hug 5 people at once, he facilitates wide variety of trainings in Europe and South East Asia.