Pole4fitness Adelaide CBD
ProHighlights
- A 90-minute party package with pole, chair, lap dance or burlesque-style lessons at the CBD studio
- Bubbles, nibbles and a big selection of fun costumes are included for every guest
- Optional add-ons include two cocktails each or a bartender for the party
About Pole4fitness Adelaide CBD
Pole4fitness is a pole and aerial fitness studio on Morphett Street in the Adelaide CBD. It was one of the first studios in South Australia to focus on strength and movement rather than performance. Its certified instructors teach pole, aerial hammock, silks, lyra, flying pole and contortion to students of all levels. Its party package is built for hens nights, birthdays, work functions and girls' nights out. Over 90 minutes, your group learns pole, chair, lap dance or burlesque-style moves, with costumes to change into on arrival and bubbles and nibbles served at the CBD studio. The instructors can keep the class light and playful or make it cheekier, depending on what the group wants. Groups of three to seven pay a set price for the package, and parties of eight or more are charged per head, with cocktails and a bartender available as extras. For bigger occasions, the team can tailor a package with choreographed routines or aerial performances on hammock, lyra, silks or trapeze. The studio also sells pole wear, knee pads, heels and grip aids for anyone keen to keep going after the party.
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How much does the party package cost?
Groups of three to seven pay $400 in total, and groups of eight or more pay $50 per person. Cocktails and a bartender are optional extras.
What is included in the package?
The 90-minute session covers pole, chair, lap dance or burlesque-style lessons, costume hire, and bubbles and nibbles at the Morphett Street studio.
Can we add drinks to the party?
Yes. You can add two cocktails per person, picked from three options agreed before the party, or add a bartender for $20 per person.
What should we wear to a pole class?
Pole needs bare skin to grip, so the studio suggests a singlet or crop top with shorts and no moisturiser on the day. Shoes aren't needed, and party guests get costumes to change into.
Can the class be tame or cheeky?
The instructors pitch the lesson to your group, keeping it light and fun or making it saucier on request, so it can suit a hens night or a work function.
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Mariana G
8 months ago
Leanne is an absolutely amazing teacher. I have learnt so much from her kind and encouraging guidance. The studio is nice and clean with great facilities. Air con during summer is a great relief! Whether you're a beginne…
Lacey Duong
8 months ago
I have been a student at Pole4Fitness in the Adelaide CBD since I was 16, and I'm now turning 20. The community in the Pole4Fitness studio are more than welcoming and accepting. I never felt for a second like I had to lo…
Lucian
8 months ago
I attended here with a few friends and was warmly welcomed by a great community. This studio has it's priority with every and all students, making sure that regardless the age, fitness level, or background of the person,…
Rose
4 months ago
I attended a beginner tricks class as someone with no prior pole or other dance experience and unfortunately found it quite difficult to follow. The instructor was friendly, and there were some very kind students in the…
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