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Featured studios
Studios worth a visit
Image-led listings showing pole count and the class styles each studio offers.
2 poles · Spin & Intro
Ember Pole Collective
Intro to pole and spin classes across beginner and intermediate levels, with a beginner-friendly flag on every intro session.
4 poles · Silks & Lyra
Northside Aerial Lab
Silks, lyra, and hoop classes in a spacious studio with four poles and a scheduled open pole practice window.
3 poles · Open Pole
Velvet Grip Studio
Flying pole and hammock classes, plus studio rental for travelers and instructors with clear pricing on the listing.
New to pole?
Start with an intro class and a practice pole
Intro classes are designed for total beginners. Look for a beginner-friendly flag on the listing, then check whether the studio offers dedicated beginner practice pole time between classes.
Every studio profile shows what to expect at a first class, what to wear, and how to ask about grip, strength, and pacing before you book.
Traveling with your training?
Instructors and traveling pole dancers can find open pole practice time and studio rental details in each listing, so you can keep moving wherever you land.