Honest guides for the acroyoga community — written by practitioners, for practitioners.
If you've been doing acro at local jams or weekly classes and you're finally considering a multi-day convention, here's the honest breakdown of what the experience is actually like — and what makes the Mediterranean Acro Convention in Malta stand out.
Read the full guideThe short answer is yes. The longer answer dismantles a few assumptions you probably have about your own body — flexibility, strength, weight, age, and the idea that there are fixed roles.
Read the full guidePacking for an acroyoga convention isn't like packing for a yoga retreat or a regular holiday. You're training 4–6 hours a day at a 4-star resort in Malta in October. The list looks different than you'd expect.
Read the full guideThe number one thing that stops people from booking a multi-day acro convention is coming alone. Here's why that fear is mostly unfounded — and what actually happens when you show up solo.
Read the full guideNot all acroyoga conventions teach the same thing. The two main branches are different enough that it's worth knowing which one you're signing up for before you book.
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