Services Offered
Pole Dance Classes
Beginner to advanced pole dancing lessons focusing on strength, flexibility, and creative combos in a supportive setting.
Aerial Silks Classes
Instruction in aerial silks for all levels, emphasizing technique, artistry, and safety in a clean studio environment.
Chair Dance Classes
Fun and energetic chair dance sessions that blend dance moves with fitness for a unique workout experience.
Aerial Hoop Classes
Classes dedicated to aerial hoop (lyra), teaching spins, poses, and routines for skill development and enjoyment.
Private Parties
Customizable private events for birthdays or groups, offering hoop, pole, or other dance classes with dedicated instructors.
Reviews
3.2(5 reviews)
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Daniel Snider
via Google
4 months ago
Awesome studio! So many great instructors and I love the variety of class offerings. Feeling uninspired going to a gym? Go here instead! There’s something very creative and beautiful in the aerial arts - give it a try to see for yourself.
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Lane Vancevia Google
8 months ago
Update: from 5 to 4 stars I unfortunately can no longer come to this studio as i have been priced out. When I started coming to Studio Rouge I was paying $27 per class. I just went to book classes and it is now $45 a class. I don't know if there was a post somewhere saying why there was a sudden big price increase but I feel blindsided by it. I would love to keep coming but I can't afford that price unfortunately. Orginal Post: As of writing this review I have taken 7 classes at Studio Rouge ranging from chair dance to pole to aerial silks. All of then have been super fun and informative. Instructors are all super nice and welcoming no matter your starting skill level. The studio is super clean (all stations have alcohol and rags for students to clean yoga mats, silks, poles down after class).
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Angelica Stezenvia Google
9 months ago
My friend and I attended Studio Rouge for the first time, and unfortunately, our experience left much to be desired. As someone who has been a pole instructor for over 7 years, I was surprised by how unstructured the class felt from start to finish. While I understand that every instructor has their own teaching style, this class lacked essential elements—especially for beginners. My friend, who was trying pole for the very first time, was not offered any modifications for the moves we were learning. The warm-up lasted about 30 minutes and felt more like a yoga flow than a prep for a pole class. The combo we worked on required a lot of floor work, which ended up being painful due to the hard flooring. It would have made a big difference if we had been advised ahead of time to bring knee pads and socks to protect our knees and feet. Additionally, it was difficult to hear the instructor for most of the class due to the noise from another class happening right next to us. Overall, this was not the best introduction to Studio Rouge. I genuinely hope the studio takes steps to improve the structure of their classes, offer proper support for beginners, and create a more comfortable environment for everyone attending.
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Arianna Wvia Google
9 months ago
Went to a class—paid for the class and ended up having to share a pole and not getting the full experience because someone else showed up who didn’t even pay and they gave her my pole because she was a part of a party and showed up last minute. I won’t be back unless something has changed. I didn’t even get to learn anything when I went. I felt embarrassed sitting on the floor for half the time.
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Ria Mayhew-Schirmervia Google
about 4 years ago
I have been taking pole and dance classes here for a year now! Just had our 1st private hoop party for my sisters birthday! It was an AWESOME time. I love all the staff there and it’s such a positive environment. I’ve learned and grown so much and made some great budding friendships! HIGHLY RECOMMEND! I’m hooked for sure!
