Thursday
Fly into Vegas
Uber to home
Check in and get settled in
5:00pm Dinner ordering in not included in rate
Evening acro workshop 6:00pm-8:00pm
Friday
Rise and Shine poolside yoga 8am
Breakfast 9:15 included in rate
Break till 10:30
10:30-12:30 acro workshop
Lunch 1:00 included in rate
2:00 pool time
5:00 dinner going out for dinner not included in rate
6:30-8:00pm handstand workshop
Saturday
8 am poolside yoga
9:15am breakfast included in rate
10:30-2:00pm red rock canyon hike and outside acro photos with a Sack Lunch
2:30-5:00 free time
5pm leave for Las Vegas strip dinner not included in rate and an optional Cirque De Soli show ***$130-$150 add on****
Sunday
8am poolside yoga
9:15 breakfast included in rate
10:30-12:30 acro
1:00 lunch by the pool ordering in not included
2/3pm check out
*** you are not required to attend every event***
All levels welcome
** once your trip is booked it is non refundable***
About your instructors:
Rachel McMeachin:
Owner of the Voler Aerial Academy and co-founder of Voler Thieves of Flight Rachel has been teaching and performing aerial and acrobatics since 2007. Before getting into aerial work she was a member of a carnival touring the midwest in a sideshow style performance group. She is a certified yoga, acroyoga international, and acro revolution teacher. She currently resides in Kansas City but is often found traveling the globe leading retreats and facilitating community projects in underserved or at risk communities globally from Nepal, Cuba, Bulgaria, Costa Rica, Bali and Morocco.
Kalise Lischwe:
Kalise is currently an instructor at Sqez Juice and Health, Owner of Kali’a Maluhia SUP Yoga, and a student at Voler Aerial Arts. With Sqez, she coaches youth and adults throughout the year and has taught circus skills in workshops.
Kalise has completed yoga, aerial fabric and, sup yoga instructor training, training in aerial arts with Rachel McMeachin and Voler Thieves of Flight. Kalise has assisted in retreats in Cuba, Costa Rica. Kalise led a Sup Yoga Retreat at the Lake of the Ozarks. Her passion for teaching aerial arts stems from its unique ability to grow self-confidence at the same time challenging her students to learn new skills while building their strength and flexibility.