We have 3 types of Beginner classes
Beginner Static
(The pole is still)
Perfect for first-timers!
Learn the basics, build strength, and focus on technique and grips on a still pole. We highly recommend starting with Static Pole.
Beginner Spin
(Pole spins with movement)
Spin Pole is fun and a bit more challenging than static, requiring extra strength and control. Many students enjoy doing both!
Foundation Heels
(Dance - No Tricks)
A gentle intro to pole flow and choreography.
Perfect for dancers who love movement, heels, and style - without climbs or aerial tricks.
How To Get Started....
Choose form one of the 2 intro offers below to start. Once you have attended your trial or intro pack - we have memberships, class packs and drop in options.
Use your Intro Offer for any of these classes: Beginner Static, Beginner Spin, Foundation Heels,
Heels Flow, Exotic Flow, Heels Choreo, Trending Tricks, Burlesque, Fan Dancing, Sensual Flow, Showgirl, Acro & Handstands, Conditioning & Pole Jam, Roller Pole and Pole Flow.
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What is SHOW NIGHT!?We wrap up the course with a big night of performances shared with some of our pole ladies and we extend the invite to family and friends. This is completely optional, but a really fun way to finish and put on a show or come and watch the shows. You will take away with you a world of skills and fun experience. Suitable for the Burlesque virgin or artists wanting to extend their repertoire and put together a show.
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What do I wear to Burlesque class?It is best to wear what you are comfortable in. Nothing too baggy is recommended so you can see you body movements. You may dress it up Burlesque style or simply wear leggings with a singlet or t-shirt. Small heels with ankle support are optional, or you can dance in bare feet or socks.
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Can I start Burlesque with no experience?YES. Whether you are a total newbie or a seasoned Burlesque babe, we welcome everyone. Your instructor will guide you through class and this style is alight dance workout suitable for all ages and abilities.
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Do I have to perform at a show night?Absolutely not. All performances at our studio are completely 'optional'.