What is VFA?
Vertical Fusion Academy provides teacher training for pole and aerial instructors using Vertical Fusion methods and curriculum.
2025 Training Schedule
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Jan 11 & 18 | Intro/Beginner (Boulder)
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Feb 23, Mar 1 & 2 | Novice (Boulder)
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TBA | Intro/Beginner Lyra (Boulder)
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TBA | Intro/Beginner Sling (Boulder)
Things to Note:
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Candidates must have least one year of recent and consistent training as a Vertical Fusion student on the apparatus and level for which you want to be trained to teach
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Candidates must have endorsement for the program from at least one active Vertical Fusion Instructor or studio owner
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Candidates must be willing to enter into legal agreements for the training program and related agreements such as a Non-disclosure
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Candidates must be willing to invest in tuition for the training
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Candidates must be willing and able to make the time commitment required for in-person classroom training and practical hours (apprenticeship)
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Though completion of the training makes participants eligible to apply for employment with Vertical Fusion, employment is not guaranteed
Teaching
methods developed and tested for over 9 years
Principles
The VFA methods are based upon safe and adaptable progressions, readiness benchmarks, longevity, risk measurement factors, and creative expression.
Our reputation depends on the expertise of our instructors
We are known for...
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Our commitment to safety
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Adaptable methods
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Proven and effective level-based curriculum
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Options for measurable goals and pathways
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Honoring individuality
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Empowerment through accessibility
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Mindful approaches and practices
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Cultivating a culture of acceptance, diversity, and celebration through our teaching methods
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Elevating industry standards
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Consistency in our content and methods
Have an impact
This program is for you if...
Your love for pole and/or aerial has cultivated a passion for sharing it with others. Your experiences with Vertical Fusion has inspired you to be a part of our mission.