Alaska Pole Dancing Studios

By Susan Peach

There are currently 6 pole studios listed in this section. Last update: March 31, 2026.

Pole dancing has reached nearly every corner of the globe, even Alaska! If you want to get started pole dancing in Alaska too, this directory of studios can help you find classes near you.

Anchorage

🌐 Cathedral Pole Dance
📍360 Boniface Parkway, Suite A1
📞 907-399-7810

🌐 Nectar Movement Haus
📍 502 W 58th Ave Unit K
📞 907-301-5992

🌐 Teeway23
No address or phone number available

Fairbanks

🌐 Cirque Alaska
📍3775 South Cushman St.
📞 907-388-3564

Juneau

🌐 AK Inverted
📍2525 Industrial Blvd
📞 907-500-8485

Kenai

🌐 Tides Yoga Studio
📍36671 Phillips Street
📞 907-252-9506

Don't See Your Studio?

If you're a pole instructor or studio owner in Alaska and don't see your business on this page, or if you attend a studio that doesn't yet have a listing in this directory, you can add it easily using the directory listing form.

And if you need to update or change your listing, you can use the same form to submit your changes. Updates are normally made within 24 hours.

Thank you for helping to keep the directory current. Your future students appreciate it!

Nothing in Your Part of Alaska?

Not to worry!

If you're longing to pole dance during those long Alaska nights, or if the fitness options in your part of Alaska are getting a bit old, you might consider getting your own dance pole to install at home. These dance pole reviews can even help you choose the right one!

And there are loads of other ways to learn this fun form of fitness if there are no studios or classes nearby. Here are Your Pole Pal's top recommendations...

Online Learning

Online pole dance classes can be a great option for learning at home. Check out different programs and pick the one that's right for you.

Books & Manuals

These pole dance training books and manuals are good learning aids, and they're affordable too. Expand your home study library today!

Pole DVDs

There are some awesome pole dancing DVDs available, by some equally awesome teachers and performers. Which one will you choose?

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Susan Peach was an early pioneer in pole fitness and is now the voice behind Your Pole Pal, a long-running resource for the pole community. With more than 30 years of experience teaching pole, dance, and fitness, she helps newcomers navigate the world of pole with confidence.

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