Flow Factory Brussels
Pole dance, yoga and heels classes in Schaerbeek—beginner to advanced, all
Flow Factory Brussels is a 145m² dance studio in Schaerbeek, minutes from Brussels city center.
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Before your first class
Complete beginners are welcome; no strength, flexibility, or dance experience required, and classes are designed to help you feel more confident in your movement.
Wear comfortable sportswear; shorts are recommended for pole dance to enable skin grip.
Bring water and a small towel if you like.
Street parking is available in the area but spaces are limited and paid until 9 PM.
About this studio
Flow Factory Brussels is a 145m² dance studio in Schaerbeek, minutes from Brussels city center. The space includes 100m² of studio with 9 professional poles (7× 45mm and 2× 40mm), full-length mirrors, and a 45m² lobby with changing facilities, kitchenette, and toilet. The studio can accommodate 16 to 25 people and is lit naturally, with a minimalist design centered on movement and self-expression.
The studio teaches pole dance, yoga, heels dance, chair dance, and flexibility work. Pole dance classes run from initiation through level 3, with dedicated beginner Level 1 sessions starting each summer (e.g. Tuesdays 20:40–21:55 and Saturdays 11:30–12:45). Pole Flow explores choreography and transitions in socks. Pole Heels combines pole with elevated footwear at initiation, level 1, and level 2. Yoga classes include Vinyasa flows and gentle practices; Flexibility classes strengthen and lengthen muscles with body awareness. Heels classes focus on technique, confidence, and style from runway walks to choreography. Dance Workshops explore contemporary and urban styles. All classes are taught in French, English, or a blend of both depending on the teacher and group. Private classes are available one-on-one.
Maud, the founder, started practicing yoga in 2016 after an injury, discovered pole dance a year later, and after five years of teaching across Brussels opened Flow Factory. The teaching team includes Marie (pole dance and burlesque, 10+ years experience), Audrey (chair dance, heels, and partyrobics, with 15 years of jazz training and exploration of street jazz, contemporary, ragga, and dancehall), Daphné (heels instructor and dance project manager), Elis (pole technique, heels, floorwork and hammock, discovered pole in 2017 and teaching since 2019), and Morgane (certified osteopath and naturopath, teaching flexibility).
Class pricing includes single classes at €17–€20, 5-class cards from €90, 10-class cards from €150–€160, and 20-class cards at €300. Pole Practice sessions cost €10 for 2 hours and are free with valid class cards. The studio is accessible from 15 minutes before each class to 15 minutes after; the main door opens 30 minutes before class. After purchasing a 5-class card, students receive a badge for automated access. The studio is a no-shoe zone; students wear socks, dance shoes, or go barefoot depending on the class.
Flow Factory also hosts private events—EVJF (bachelorette), team building, and birthday celebrations. Private 90-minute sessions are fully customizable with a choice of pole dance initiation, chair dance, or freestyle dance, include a live teacher demonstration, and use the full studio with 9 poles, mirrors, LED lights, and Sonos sound system. A €70 deposit reserves the booking.
What to expect
Your first visit
Book a spot via the online schedule, create an account, and arrive 15–30 minutes before your class time. First-timers should ring at the door; after purchasing a 5-class card you'll receive a badge for access. Wear comfortable sportswear (shorts recommended for pole to enable skin grip), bring water, and expect a supportive environment where classes accommodate all levels and bodies.
Instructors
Who teaches here
Maud (founder; pole dance, pole heels, yoga) opened the studio after five years of teaching. Marie teaches pole dance and burlesque with 10+ years of experience, exploring sensual and acrobatic chair work. Audrey brings 15 years of technical jazz training and expertise in street jazz, contemporary, ragga, dancehall, heels, and chair dance. Daphné focuses on heels technique and musicality. Elis teaches pole technique, heels, floorwork, and hammock with flow-based exploration since 2019. Morgane, a certified osteopath and naturopath, teaches flexibility combining mobility, strength, and body awareness.
New to dancing?
What beginners can expect
Complete beginners are welcome; no strength, flexibility, or dance experience required, and classes are designed to help you feel more confident in your movement.
What to wear and bring
Before your first class
Dress code
Wear comfortable sportswear; shorts are recommended for pole dance to enable skin grip. The studio is a no-shoe zone—wear socks, dance shoes, or go barefoot depending on the class.
What to bring
Bring water and a small towel if you like. Yoga mats are provided. For heels or pole heels classes, bring your own shoes. Avoid body lotion on class days. Grip products are not needed for your first class but are available for purchase at the studio.
Studio history
Maud started practicing yoga in 2016 after an injury and discovered pole dance a year later. After five years of teaching across Brussels, she opened Flow Factory Brussels at Rue Vanderlinden 24. The building's industrial past—once producing soap and later chocolate—inspired the studio's name, which continues the spirit of production but now of artistic flow, expression, and confidence.
Styles offered
7 dance styles taught here
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Class schedule
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Frequently asked about Flow Factory Brussels
Quick answers to the most common questions
What dance styles does Flow Factory Brussels teach?
Flow Factory Brussels teaches Pole Dance, Pole Heels (initiation, level 1, level 2), Pole Flow, Heels (Stiletto Dance), Chair Dance, Flexibility and 1 more.
Where is Flow Factory Brussels located?
Flow Factory Brussels is located in Schaerbeek. See the map above for the exact address and one-tap directions.
Does Flow Factory Brussels offer private lessons?
Contact Flow Factory Brussels directly to ask about private lessons and current class options — their website has the latest details.
Does Flow Factory Brussels teach kids and adults?
Contact Flow Factory Brussels directly to ask which classes suit your age and experience level.
How do I sign up for classes at Flow Factory Brussels?
Sign up through Flow Factory Brussels's website, or contact the studio directly.
Is there parking at Flow Factory Brussels?
Street parking is available in the area but spaces are limited and paid until 9 PM. A dedicated parking area for shared scooters and shared bikes is less than 100 meters from the studio.
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