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Pole Dance Improvers Adults

Improvers Pole Dance.

at Aerial Arts Academy, Oxford · 4.7★ (3 Google reviews)

Next class

Wed 21 Oct, 19:40

Wednesdays 19:40–20:40

Price Not listed Improvers adult classes in Oxford typically cost £7–£11 (median £10, from 10 priced classes).
Commitment Not stated Ask whether you can drop in or need to book the block.
Length 60 min
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Checked against the studio’s timetable 2 days ago

About this class

A 60-minute improvers pole dance class for adults, on Wednesdays at 19:40, at Aerial Arts Academy, 21 Templars Square. The studio lists 55 classes a week: Pole Dance (35), Intermediate Fundamentals (2), Advanced Heels Technique Lab, Aerial Hoop, Aerial Hoop (Mixed Ability), and Aerial Hoop - Beginner Fundamentals, and 10 of them are at beginner level.

LevelImprovers WhoAdults RunsWeekly Length60 min Studio55 classes/week

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Pole Dance classes in Oxford

Every pole dance class we track in Oxford, read from studio timetables.

50

pole dance classes a week

4

studios teach it

53%

start at 18:00 or later

£15

median drop-in price

Pole Dance classes by day

Wednesday is the busiest day for pole dance in Oxford (5 of 19 dated classes). 53% start at 18:00 or later. The median drop-in price is £15.

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Getting there

21 Templars Square, Oxford OX4 3UZ Dance school · Dance club · Fitness centre

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Before you go

Your first pole dance class

Is Pole Dance beginner-friendly?

Absolutely. Beginner Pole Dance classes are designed for people with zero experience. Your instructor will scale every move to your level, and you'll progress at your own pace. Everyone starts by learning the basics: how to grip the pole safely, simple spins, and foundational strength moves. It's challenging but very doable, and most beginners feel noticeably stronger within 3–4 weeks.

Do I need any prior dance or fitness experience to start Pole Dance?

No prior experience is needed. Pole Dance is taught to absolute beginners in every class. If you can walk and climb stairs, you have the basic strength to start. Some fitness background can help you progress faster, but it's not required. Many adult beginners come from completely different backgrounds and do brilliantly.

What should I wear to a Pole Dance class?

Wear shorts or leggings and a sleeveless top or sports bra so your skin can grip the pole. Avoid long sleeves or full-length trousers—the pole grips better on bare skin. Train barefoot or in grippy socks. Bring water and a small towel. Don't overthink it; focus on comfort and practicality rather than looking a certain way.

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Questions about this class

Can I just turn up?

The studio doesn't say. Ask before you go: on aerialartsacademy.co.uk or call +447909974256.

How much is it?

The price isn't listed. Improvers adult classes in Oxford typically cost £7–£11 per class (median £10, from 10 classes that publish a price).

Is it beginner friendly?

It's listed as improvers, so it expects some experience. Look for a beginner class at Aerial Arts Academy or nearby.

When does it run?

Every Wednesday, 19:40–20:40.

Where is it?

Aerial Arts Academy, 21 Templars Square, Oxford OX4 3UZ.

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How we know this

  1. We read this class from the studio’s own timetable: goteamup.com/widget/container/3353560/?url=week&parent_url=https%3A...
  2. First listed on DanceHow 17 October 2026; last checked 2 days ago. We re-check timetables every week.
  3. Rating from Google: 4.7★ from 3 reviews. Sponsored studios are always labelled.
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