POLEDANCE NRW
Pole dance, aerial hoop & aerial yoga in Düsseldorf's 500m² studio
A pole dance and fitness studio offering classes in pole technique, pole fitness, and aerial arts.
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Before your first class
Absolute beginners are welcome; the studio uses a methodical, level-based system (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced) with no prior dance or sports experience required, though some courses also offer as
No jewellery (chains, rings, watches, bracelets), no skin creams or excessive makeup, no nail varnish without socks; for pole training specifically, short shorts and sleeveless top are standard.
Short sports shorts, sleeveless shirt, socks (essential if wearing nail varnish).
Parking spaces are located in the courtyard directly in front of the studio; note that Kieser Training (a neighbour) removes unauthorised vehicles at owner's cost.
About this studio
POLEDANCE NRW is a dedicated pole dance studio in central Düsseldorf, occupying over 500 square metres across two course rooms. The studio is designed specifically for pole dance and related disciplines including dance, yoga, and pilates. Large window fronts bring natural daylight, while indirect lighting in the evenings creates a comfortable atmosphere; underfloor heating maintains an optimal temperature on cold days. The wide spacing between poles gives you full freedom of movement, and extensive mirror panels provide immediate visual feedback on your technique, accelerating your learning.
The studio teaches pole dance at multiple levels (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced), alongside pole tricks and combos, pole choreography and dance classes, high heels pole dance, and body fitness. Specialised classes include Aerial Hoop, Aerial Yoga, Twerk, and Chair Dance. There is also a dedicated Kids & Teens Pole programme, where children and adolescents learn pole fundamentals, grips, spins, and acrobatic tricks in a playful environment focused on building strength, coordination, and confidence. Training emphasises proper technique adapted to growing bodies, with safety paramount throughout.
The studio runs regular workshops and events for both beginners and experienced athletes, dancers, and acrobats. Spot numbers are limited to ensure appropriate equipment provision; early registration secures your place, with waitlisting available for full sessions. Some courses also continue as live streams for remote participation. They host Performance Night events, and offer private instruction, studio rental for events, and photoshoots. Online sessions are available alongside in-person classes.
Hygiene protocols require participants to arrive already changed, bring a towel and personal cloth for pole cleaning, and apply disinfectant before use. Jewellery, nail varnish without socks, and skin creams are not permitted during training as they compromise grip and safety. The studio is centrally located near Düsseldorf's main station, old town, shopping, and restaurants, accessible by public transport and with parking directly outside in the courtyard.
What to expect
Your first visit
On your first visit, you'll train in a bright, well-equipped space with large mirrors and underfloor heating. Classes begin with a warm-up, move into technique instruction or choreography (tailored to your level), and finish with a cool-down. Arrive already changed into appropriate kit, bring a towel and disinfectant cloth for the pole, and expect a methodical, progression-focused approach with experienced instructors.
Instructors
Who teaches here
The studio employs experienced trainers (referred to as 'Trainerinnen'). Specific instructor names are not listed in the source material.
New to dancing?
What beginners can expect
Absolute beginners are welcome; the studio uses a methodical, level-based system (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced) with no prior dance or sports experience required, though some courses also offer as live streams for flexibility.
What to wear and bring
Before your first class
Dress code
No jewellery (chains, rings, watches, bracelets), no skin creams or excessive makeup, no nail varnish without socks; for pole training specifically, short shorts and sleeveless top are standard.
What to bring
Short sports shorts, sleeveless shirt, socks (essential if wearing nail varnish). For Aerial Hoop: thick leggings or knee bandages and long-sleeved shirt. For Aerial Yoga: leggings and long-sleeved shirt. For High Heels, Twerk, and dance: comfortable clothing, knee pads, socks, and either high heels or clean indoor trainers. Bring your own towel and cleaning cloth for the poles.
Styles offered
9 dance styles taught here
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Amenities
Class schedule
Weekly classes and workshops
POLEDANCE NRWhasn't set up a public class schedule yet.
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Frequently asked about POLEDANCE NRW
Quick answers to the most common questions
What dance styles does POLEDANCE NRW teach?
POLEDANCE NRW teaches Pole Dance, Pole Tricks & Combos, High Heels Pole Dance, Aerial Lyra (Hoop), Aerial Yoga, Twerk and 3 more. The full list of styles is shown above on this page along with each genre's classes and lesson options.
Where is POLEDANCE NRW located?
POLEDANCE NRW is located in Düsseldorf. See the map above for the exact address and one-tap directions.
Does POLEDANCE NRW offer private lessons?
Contact POLEDANCE NRW directly to ask about private lessons and current class options — their website has the latest details.
Does POLEDANCE NRW teach kids and adults?
POLEDANCE NRW welcomes students of varied ages and experience levels. Contact the studio to learn which classes fit your age group and level.
How do I sign up for classes at POLEDANCE NRW?
The fastest path is to visit POLEDANCE NRW via their website or check the class schedule above. Many studios offer a free or discounted intro lesson — contact them directly to ask.
Is there parking at POLEDANCE NRW?
Parking spaces are located in the courtyard directly in front of the studio; note that Kieser Training (a neighbour) removes unauthorised vehicles at owner's cost.