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PoleKittens Fitness - Planning a Bachelorette Party? We are Party Central! Let us make it unforgettable. Choose from: Pole, Lap Dance, Twerk and Twirl or VIP!

PoleKittens Fitness

(14 reviews)

Dropped off my daughter's Bachelorette party here for the start of an evening of fun. They all came…read moreout of their class displeased and down. Instructor gave the strong impression she didn't want to be there and was borderline rude to the group. All these girls chipped in on the the nights events and everyone agreed they did not get their money's worth from Pole Kittens.

Okay, I can't post my photos here, but ladies...coming from a Level I PoleKitten, THIS is the class…read moreyou want to take. Talk about a sexy, fun time either by yourself or with a group. It doesn't matter! I signed up solo just to check it out, and by the end of the first class had made a new friend that stuck with me through the end. If you have ever wanted to try pole dancing, this is absolutely one of the best introductions I can imagine you experiencing. Talk about a judgment-free zone where you can just have fun, explore your sexy, and laugh at your mistakes! You go home every class having learned a new skill to test out, and by the end of the series, you've got a whole sexy routine that'll stop a man dead in his tracks and make him empty his wallet. The classes come with a pair of shoes (never got mine, sadly, because they didn't have my size), and if you're lucky you can sit and watch one of the advanced classes (I.e. professional dancers). I saw a girl climb a pole to the top of the room, touch the ceiling, and slide down like an angel. It was breathtaking. It truly doesn't matter how big or small you are, it's all about your attitude. If you WANT to do it, you 100% can. The last class we were encouraged to get all dolled up for our final performance and pictures, but to tell you the truth, if I had it to do all over again I'd just dress like a stripper for EVERY CLASS and throw myself into the role without holding back. Run...don't walk...in your stripper heels no less...to sign up for a class or two. Solo or with some friends, you can't go wrong. And don't hang out at the back of the room. Claim a pole front and center, and just GET INTO IT!

Femme Fatale Dayton - The dance room

Femme Fatale Dayton

(1 review)

Absolutely killer aerial/dance/pole fitness studio. Huge instructor team for constantly-rotating…read moreclasses, some of the owners are even instructors, and there are multiple rooms for concurrent classes. I really love it here. My suggestion if you're brand new? Try to enroll in an enrollment course for something that piques your interest. If you're curious about aerial apparatuses but scared about the idea of being in a studio and learning it, sign up for a dance choreography class for the first time. It'll get you familiar with the studio, the instructors, and the process, and you'll likely find yourself comfortable enough to sign up for your apparatus class the next month! PROS: -Multiple rooms means multiple concurrent classes pretty much from 5PM to 9PM most evenings. There's a dedicated room full of silks/hammock, a room full of lyras, a dance/hardwood floor room, and a room full of poles. Each room is separate so you can really focus on what you're doing. -They have one-time classes (they call them "enhancement") and series classes spread out over a full month (they call them 'enrollment'). This gives you price options and time commitment options. -Such a ridiculously welcoming atmosphere. As a plus-size woman with no aerial background, I was worried, but everybody is extremely welcoming. There are thinner-bodied humans and thicker-bodied humans. The majority of the attendees seem to be femme-presenting, but there are some masculine-presenting people who are super welcome too. -Such a gigantic class list of options to choose from. There's belly dance, yoga, cardio dance classes, aerial apparatus classes (pole, lyra, hammock, silks), choreography classes, and more. Really, there are so many options that things can feel overwhelming sometimes. -Lots of unique workshops too for one-off learning of advanced concepts or digging into the magic of choreography creation. There are also regular showcases for students to show off what they've been learning if you're curious about the studio and want to take a tour and see what type of stuff happens for yourself. -Instructors are so friendly. They're always happy to answer questions, and if I'm having trouble with something, they usually have advice or modifications. CONS: -Almost all of the studio membership options give you a free "learn how to do X" class series each month. This means that a lot of the students have dabbled in various aerials - or are absolutely amazing at them. This means that the one-time, "all levels welcome!" classes regularly include moves that are beyond the brand-new beginner level. I've popped into haute hammock classes where ALL of the apparatus choreography was outside of my abilities - and sassy silks classes where 50% of the choreo was beyond my abilities. This isn't necessarily a reason to avoid the studio, but you might want to know that some of the one-off/enhancement classes (Sassy Silks, Lyra Lux, Sassy Silks, Poleography) may use a few (or more) moves that will be hard for a brand-new beginner to use. If you see everybody else catching onto the moves really quickly, remember that a lot of people have familiarity with the apparatus or might even regularly be doing tricks that are 4x as hard. I know I've used these choreography classes as a way to "try" a new aerial apparatus, but if you do the same, don't let it discourage you if you're unable to do most of the things. It's totally normal for some of the choreo to be beyond a newbie's capabilities. (I wish there was a way for Femme Fatale to really earmark which individual classes each week were beginner-friendly and which weren't.) -Because the membership options offer unlimited one-time/"enhancement" class enrollments for members, enhancement classes fill up really far ahead of time - but there's a gigantic turn-over near the day of the class. So if you're on a waitlist, don't fret! It's likely that you'll make it in day-of. My plan-ahead ass hates the uncertainty, though. If you want the best likelihood to be on the class list (and not the waitlist), sign up exactly two weeks ahead of time when the class registration opens.

Lady Kave - Slide over this! For a bit ! Ha!  Pole Parties

Lady Kave

(15 reviews)

Phoenix Hill

Lady Kave is such a fun and cool place! I planned a bachelorette weekend and knew this had to be…read moreone of our stops! Once you're inside you see a number of poles coming down from the ceiling and you really feel like you're in a cave because of the stone walls on either end. Another wall is full of mirrors and the opposite wall has Lady Kave's logo which is perfect for a group photo. Our instructor was so sweet and talented. She went over safety and had us stretch. She showed us the dance we would be doing and we all began to be internally worried we wouldn't be able to do it but she was such a wonderful teacher and broke it down step by step. We all were able to learn it! We giggled and twirled and tried to be sexy but couldn't match the instructors grace. I had always wanted to pole dance because it is such an amazing workout and so graceful. Our hour long party did not let us down from beginning to end. Omg our arms were sore the next day! I didn't expect the next part and loved that Lady Kave doesn't take pole dancing too seriously. We divided into two groups and had a dance off where the others put fake ones into our clothing (wear socks, leggings or shorts, and a comfy top). The winners then dueled it out! It was hilarious, fun and tasteful. Our instructor helped take pictures and video. We also got to try the rotating pole, in the corner, at the end and take pictures with boas. I can't wait to go back with a group or to take a class. I highly recommend Lady Kave!!!

Modern Day Fitness is exactly what it sounds like -classes that provide new age workouts…read more They primarily specialize in pole fitness classes, which are a blast. You can either sign up for a single class for $20, or host a group lesson. Mindy, the instructor, is one of the sweetest people I have ever met. She is very experienced and is a wonderful teacher. It may all be for fun but honey, you're gonna feel the burn tomorrow. I highly recommend starting out with an intro class and staying in the beginners for a while, because anything above that is intense. But the hour will fly by so fast because you'll be having a great time! MDF is a great place to go to try something new.

DANCEFIX by HBDC - Our new Walnut Hills location, 934 E McMillian, Cincinnati, OH 45206

DANCEFIX by HBDC

(12 reviews)

Walnut Hills

YES!!! I love dancefix! I've been two times. After my first visit I immediately told friends about…read moreit. YOU WILL SWEAT. and have soo much fun! If you love dancing and being in a positive and upbeat environment this is the experience for you. Give it a try!

Even though I have some background in dance, I was a little intimidated to try DANCEFIX knowing…read morethat you're thrown into learning the choreographed dances on the spot. I decided to give it a try during their week of free classes in early January, and I'm so glad I did! Everyone was friendly, and they took a little more time to breakdown some of the dances since there were so many new people visiting that week. I would describe DANCEFIX as a more "dance version" of Zumba. There's a mix of Latin, Ballet, Contemporary, Hip Hop etc. which makes it appeal to multiple people. It's high energy and lot of cardio, so everyone is sweating by the end of it. It took an amount of concentration to follow the different routines, but I felt so good afterwards and was excited to try it again. This particular studio is smaller, but it made it easy to see the instructor and even with a full house, there was plenty of room to move around. It was difficult to find, so know that it's inside one of the buildings and directly across from the Sleepy Bee. They have a cool down period at the end of class (they provide yoga mats or you can bring your own) with some short exercises and stretching. Wear footwear that you're comfortable in, but I would highly recommend wearing jazz sneakers or something that's easy to do spins and turns to prevent risk of injury. Give it a try and have a blast!

Oh Foxy Pole Dance Studio - poledancingclasses - Updated May 2026

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