Pole dance classes in Berlin
During our pole acrobatics/pole dance/pole ballet classes, you will learn how to create beautiful shapes on the pole – spinning and static.
Our pole dance classes in Berlin-Schöneberg are an effective workout that increases strength, flexibility and coordination. But they are much more than just a workout – They’re creative, artistic and great fun!
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All our classes start with a thorough warm-up, stretching and conditioning, followed by exercises and combinations on the pole, and end with a cool-down.
Pole Level 1 (Pole Dance / Pole Acrobatics)
No prior experience is necessary for this class. We will cover pole basics, such as spins, climbing and the first inverts.
Each one of our teachers has a different style.
Pole Level 2 (Pole Dance / Pole Acrobatics)
This class is the next step for everyone who can invert, climb and do a range of spins on the static pole. Here we will learn many different moves, for example jade and butterfly. Static and spinning.
Pole Level 3 (Pole Dance / Pole Acrobatics)
In this class, we will work on advanced moves and combinations, e.g. hand springs and longer invert combinations. Static and spinning.
Contemporary Pole – All Levels
In this class, we learn a new pole choreography in the contemporary dance style every week. It is possible to join the class at any time. Suitable for all levels, the lessons focus on technique, expression and body awareness. Creative choreographies and targeted strength training not only increase fitness, but also promote confidence in your own movements. No previous experience necessary.
Pole Low Flow – All Levels
The Pole Low Flow class integrates dance techniques, essential pole dance principles, and expressive musical interpretation. After a thorough warm-up, we’ll explore moves, tricks and transitions which will be combined into a routine. The dance style varies from smooth to fast and energetic.
This class welcomes all levels, but some basic pole experience is recommended. Knee pads are recommended, but not obligatory.
What to wear:
Please wear shorts or hotpants and a sleeveless top. For Level 2 and above, please wear shorts and a crop top or a tight, sleeveless top that can be rolled up above the waist. Men can also have a bare upper body in the higher levels. Bare skin enables you to grip the pole more easily. Please don’t wear shorts with buttons or zips.
During the colder seasons, it is advisable to wear leggings and a long sleeve top for the warm-up, and your shorts and sleeveless top underneath.
Bare feet, socks or soft ballet shoes are fine. In beginners classes, it’s good to wear socks as it makes turns easier.
Please do not wear any jewellery – especially no rings, no watches, no bracelets or anklets that have any metal parts on them (fabric is fine). Belly button piercings should be removed or taped over.
Please don’t use body lotion or oil on the day of the class and please wash your hands before the class.
