Intro to Pole-Dancing Class, Eight-Week Course, or BYOB Party for Up to Eight at Ecdysiast (Up to 60% Off)
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Modern fitness comingles with atavistic dance in sleek studio with experienced instructors who prompt students to spin, climb & twirl
Before pole-dancing classes, flirty fitness was limited to holding hands with a stairmaster or romancing Jack LaLanne. Learn more seductive exercises with today’s Groupon to Ecdysiast. Choose from the following options:
- For $10, you get a one-hour introductory pole-dancing class (a $20 value).
- For $99, you get an eight-week pole-dancing course (a $250 value).
- For $75, you get a 90-minute BYOB pole-dancing party for up to eight ladies (a $150 value).
Ecdysiast, a modern pole-dancing studio that derives its name from ancient Rome, comingles the sleek techniques of modern fitness with the atavistic impulses of dance, resulting in a fun, social, and physical exhibition of the body’s beauty. A staff that includes certified personal trainers instructs a schedule of classes to accommodate most skill and fitness levels. During a one-hour class of fewer than seven, pupils position themselves before the studio’s floor-to-ceiling mirrors—cut at intervals with white, flowing drapery—to gaze at their reflection staring back at them as it sidles next to their own, individual, 16-foot golden-hued pole. The introductory Taster class dips newbie toes into the rippling waters of pole dancing with beginner moves, choreography, and floor work. At the instructor’s behest, students in the eight-week course will spin, climb, invert, and plane their bodies parallel to the ground in an act of self-levitation unattainable without the use of hundreds of helium balloons. The 90-minute party class packs similar routines and equal energy, but caters to the custom needs of the group, be they bachelorette, birthday, or a girls’ night out.
Ecdysiast encourages apprentice pole pouncers to wear comfortable shorts and a T-shirt or tank top. Jewelry, perfume, and lotion should be left at home; if high heels are worn, they should be 6 inches with a 2-inch platform, the standard height worn by professional basketball players.
Modern fitness comingles with atavistic dance in sleek studio with experienced instructors who prompt students to spin, climb & twirl
Before pole-dancing classes, flirty fitness was limited to holding hands with a stairmaster or romancing Jack LaLanne. Learn more seductive exercises with today’s Groupon to Ecdysiast. Choose from the following options:
- For $10, you get a one-hour introductory pole-dancing class (a $20 value).
- For $99, you get an eight-week pole-dancing course (a $250 value).
- For $75, you get a 90-minute BYOB pole-dancing party for up to eight ladies (a $150 value).
Ecdysiast, a modern pole-dancing studio that derives its name from ancient Rome, comingles the sleek techniques of modern fitness with the atavistic impulses of dance, resulting in a fun, social, and physical exhibition of the body’s beauty. A staff that includes certified personal trainers instructs a schedule of classes to accommodate most skill and fitness levels. During a one-hour class of fewer than seven, pupils position themselves before the studio’s floor-to-ceiling mirrors—cut at intervals with white, flowing drapery—to gaze at their reflection staring back at them as it sidles next to their own, individual, 16-foot golden-hued pole. The introductory Taster class dips newbie toes into the rippling waters of pole dancing with beginner moves, choreography, and floor work. At the instructor’s behest, students in the eight-week course will spin, climb, invert, and plane their bodies parallel to the ground in an act of self-levitation unattainable without the use of hundreds of helium balloons. The 90-minute party class packs similar routines and equal energy, but caters to the custom needs of the group, be they bachelorette, birthday, or a girls’ night out.
Ecdysiast encourages apprentice pole pouncers to wear comfortable shorts and a T-shirt or tank top. Jewelry, perfume, and lotion should be left at home; if high heels are worn, they should be 6 inches with a 2-inch platform, the standard height worn by professional basketball players.