International Women’s Day: Beginner Pole – Strength & Sensuality

This International Women’s Day, join me in the heart of Soho for a beginner-friendly pole class designed to help you reconnect with your body, build confidence, and explore movement in a way that feels powerful and unapologetically yours.

What is pole dancing?

Pole is a dance-based movement practice that becomes whatever you want it to be. It can be powerful and athletic, soft and flowy, playful, sensual, artistic, or a mix of everything. There’s no single “right” way to do pole — it’s a creative space where you get to explore movement in a way that feels authentic to you. For me it changes based on my mood that day, some days I just want to do strength tricks and some days I want to do flowy dance sequences. It is also a fun way to stay fit. Entirely up to you.

It’s also brilliant for your body and mind. You build strength naturally through the movements, improve mobility, coordination, and body awareness, and develop confidence. One small step at a time, it becomes a practice that’s fun, empowering, and completely shaped by your own style and goals.

What the class is like:

These sessions are designed for complete beginners, so we’ll focus on building confidence, strength, and learning the fundamentals safely. Then, at the end of class, we’ll slow things down and link what we’ve learned into a short, flowing sequence. A moment to explore your sensuality, move with confidence, and celebrate yourself in a supportive space.

My background:

I’m a mixed-discipline aerialist, and these sessions are designed specifically for beginners. No strength or experience needed — we start with simple movements that build technique, confidence, and flow bit by bit. Everyone learns at their own pace, and the focus is always on celebrating progress rather than perfection. I’m a big believer in cross-training, listening to your body, and training smart so you can keep doing what you love without injuries. My classes are all about active flexibility, mobility, and moving at your pace—because the fastest way to progress is to stay safe, stay consistent, and enjoy the journey.

Class size:

Classes are kept small (max 7 people) so everyone gets their own pole, plenty of support and 1:1 attention when needed.

Info: You will have a few minutes to get changed and we will prepare our joints and muscles for pole starting with a low impact warmup and stretch.

Info: We will spend most of the class learning beginner pole tricks, these will be broken down and demoed several times. We will also look at a couple of linking movements like pirouettes and body waves to help put together a short flow

Info: We will learn a sensual pole routine together and practice it a few times. This will be beginner friendly with a mix of pole moves we learned earlier and dance elements

Info: Quick cool down and stretch

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