Pole

On our schedule we have Beginner Pole, Pole (Mixed Levels), and Intermediate/Advance Pole. All folx are recommended to start in our Beginner class. Beginners are welcome in Pole (Mixed Levels) however we strongly encourage starting in the Beginner if you can make it. Students with previous pole experience may need to demonstrate knowledge of basic skills before executing harder moves or advancing into the Intermediate/Advance Pole class. If you’re not sure which class to register for, give us a call.

In the beginning students won't find themselves with both feet off the floor until they have learned the bare essentials of pole dancing! Topics covered include safety, various ways to move around the pole, transitions, basic spins, how to climb the pole, basic upright poses on the pole, "flying" moves, and inversion prep.

Intermediate students will progress into more unconventional spins, slightly trickier poses on the pole, thigh grips, basic inversions, and dismounts. It will then move on to basic leg hangs and lay-backs, more difficult upright poses, complex spins, and shoulder mount prep.

Advanced students will learn more creative ways to invert and mount the pole, strength/grip-based poses, and how to climb while upside-down. Once the advanced fundamentals have been covered, moves become largely feats of strength or flexibility and the curriculum becomes open as the participants will be capable of different skills.

What to wear: Comfortable and non-restrictive clothing, such as shorts, a sports bra, and a tank top. Leggings or yoga pants may also be worn but skin contact on the poles will help. All clothes should fit snugly. Most classes are done barefoot, though heels will be optional after your first few weeks of class. Rings, watches, and bracelets should be removed before class to avoid damaging the poles. Also, absolutely no lotion or oil should be applied the day of your class.

Beginner Pole
Monday: 5pm
Tuesday & Friday: 6pm
Saturday: 10am

Pole (Mixed Level)
Tuesday, Wednesday, & Friday: 7pm
Saturday: 11am

Intermediate/Advance Pole
Thursday: 7pm

(All NEW students must come to our Beginner class, even if you have Pole experience, students are assessed in the Beginner class. Students must have teacher approval to attend Mixed Levels and/or Intermediate/Advanced Pole.

Pole Heels

Learn to pole dance in your heels! Get comfortable walking, moving between poles, transitioning to the floor and back to standing, heel clacking, and more. If you're looking to up the sexy factor in your pole workout and get frisky with some attention grabbing moves this is a sure way to do it!

You must bring your own heels!
Pleaser or Ellie brand are preferable but here are some things to consider when picking out heels to dance in:
• Height - don't go higher than you are comfortable with! If you are new to heels, keep them lower. Maybe 4" instead of 7".
• Metal - the less metal on the shoe the better. Metal will scratch the poles and can cause you to slip when the top of your foot or ankle are placed on the pole.
• Straps - keep your shoes from flying off by strapping them on!
• Construction - a solid base instead of a separated heel will hold up better.
• Material - choose a material that you won't be concerned about tearing. Soft leather, for example, will be destroyed by the pressure put on them against the pole or floor.
(Disclaimer: This class is more suitable for folx who have some training in pole but may not have experience in pole dancing heels. However beginner polers who have lots of experience in pole dancing heels are welcome.)

Monday: 7pm

Burlesque

Expand your comfort zone, feel empowered and sexy in your own skin.
The word ‘burlesque’ has existed since the medieval times, derived from the Italian word ‘burla’, which means ‘a joke’, the word has evolved in meaning over the centuries, particularly in the United States. During the 1860s to the 1940s, Burlesque referred to performances in a variety show, which featured comedy and strip tease. Think fans and feather boas as opposed to explicit nudity. Since the 1990s, Burlesque has been making a comeback in popularity.
This class is great for beginner, who want an introduction to burlesque, and for the experienced burly performer, looking for tips on character development and stage presence. This fun and active class encourages self-love and body positivity.

What to wear and bring: Wear form fitting clothes and bring layers that are easy to remove; top, bottoms, lingerie, gloves, etc. There will be no nudity in the class. Knee pads are also strongly recommended.

Saturday: 12pm

Twerk

Twerk- despite popular belief-wasn’t invented by Miley Cyrus. Its roots come from Africa and borrow from Dance Hall (which is a popular Caribbean dance). In the 80s, “bounce” was a style of hip hop music popular in New Orleans that borrowed from ‘drag rap’, giving it generous ties to LGBTQ hip hop. It was during this movement that these moves started gaining popularity and ‘Twerk’ got its name and started sweeping the nation. While twerk can incite arousal or even laughter, it requires extensive muscle control and endurance, along with coordination.

Twerk is seen as rhythmically gyrating hip movements that showcases jiggly flesh, which we can sometimes be self-conscious about, but in this class, jiggle is rejoiced. This class will take you thru the foundational movement of Twerk, while firming your derrière and giving you a thrilling aerobic workout with dances set to fun and energetic songs.

What to wear: Knee pads and non-restrictive and comfortable clothing. Shorts are recommended, but not required, and feel free to ‘let it all hang out’ should you feel comfortable doing so.
What to bring: Knee pads.

Wednesday: 5pm

"Flex and Flow" - Flexibility Training and Yoga Fusion

Combining the "flow" nature of Yoga with professional flexibility coaching, this class is great for all skills levels and for anyone who wants to increase range of motion (ROM), improve flexibility, or add to their stretching repertoire!

What to wear: Comfortable and non-restrictive clothing. Typically we practice barefoot.
What to bring: Yoga mat.

Wednesday: 6pm
 

"The Hot Seat" - Chair Dance

A chair can be used for more than just sitting. This class will incorporate slow, controlled, sensual movements that will help you strengthen your core and up your endurance, strength, and fluidity, all while keeping your heart rate up! You will learn a mini-routine that you can practice at home or show off to that special someone. A snug fitting, stretchy shirt and leggings are best for this class. Heels are optional.

What to wear: Comfortable and non-restrictive clothing. Knee-pads or leg warmers are highly recommended, but not required.
What to bring: Knee pads/leg warmers. Your chair is provided.

 Thursday: 6pm

Open Pole

**Open Pole is FREE to students with Active Memberships such as: Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, or Class Packages.**
~Text 502-229-9182 to reserve your spot without charge.~

Turn down the lights and turn up the music! Open Pole is one hour of studio time for folks who want some pole practice.
We have 8 Static/Spin poles that are 12 feet high; 4 are chrome and 4 are stainless steel.

What to wear: Wear comfortable clothing that allows you to move uninhibited. Nipples, anus, and genitals must be covered. You may pole barefoot or in appropriate footwear. Please refrain from wearing clothes and shoes that have metal, as these things can scratch our poles. Rings, watches, and bracelets should be removed before class to avoid damaging the poles. There are no exceptions.

2024 Dates:
-Tuesday, February 6th: 8pm
-Friday, March 1st: 8pm
-Tuesday, April 2nd: 8pm
-Friday, May 3rd: 8pm

FREE for Members
$25 for Non-Members.