Pole Dance Classes or Party for 12 at Express MiE Pole Dance Studio (Up to 55% Off). Three Options Available.
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Supportive instructors build a sense of community and accomplishment in their students while teaching sensual dance routines
Choose from Three Options
- $27 for a Pole Dance Starter Kit ($60 value)
- $90 for a Sexy Special Occasion bundle ($170 value)
- $157 for a pole or lap dance party for up to 12 ($320 value)
The Pole Dance Starter Kit includes a 90-minute Pole-ah-Tease Teaser classes, which teaches women movements drawn from burlesque, belly dancing, and ballroom. Ladies can also tone their bodies during two 45-minute Feminine Flexibility, Sensual Strength, or Sexy Core Workout classes. Click here for Express MiE’s class schedule.
The Sexy Special Occasion bundle includes a 45-minute Happy Dance private lesson and three 45-minute Sexy Core workout classes.
During parties, groups of friends don workout clothes and their favorite pair of heels to learn a short routine of sultry moves on and off the pole. Parties are available by appointment every night, including Friday and Saturday nights.
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About Express MiE
Dance can be healing. Studio founder Christie knows this better than anyone, having turned to sensual dance as an outlet after being diagnosed with a brain tumor. Her newfound practice not only set her on a healthier path, it also made her feel more confident and feminine as well. She was hooked, and opened Express MiE to share that same feeling with other women.
Today, Christie and her staff start each of Express MiE’s sultry fitness classes with a guided meditation. That’s because the studio prioritizes finding and trusting inner beauty over learning snazzy pole tricks. And while the moves are certainly sensual, they’re inspired less by the promiscuity of romance novels or flirtatious barbershop poles than by techniques from ballet, ballroom, and belly dancing. This winning combination led the Phoenix New Times to name the studio Best Place to Learn to Pole Dance in 2010, noting that the instructors “are serious about developing core strength and six-pack abs by wrapping and gyrating around poles and cheering each other on.”