Connecticut Pole Dancing Directory

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There are currently 4 studios listed in this section.

Welcome! The Connecticut pole dancing directory page was created to help you find what you're looking for faster.

It's easy to use...all of the studios on this page are displayed alphabetically, first by city or town, and then by studio name.

You'll also see a way to contact the studio directly—either a website or Facebook URL or a phone number.

If you own a studio that isn't listed, or if your listing needs to be updated, please use this simple form to submit the details. Your addition or changes will be done with the next update which is normally done monthly.

Reminder!

It's a good idea to call ahead if you plan to visit one of these studios. Hours of operation and class schedules have been omitted from the directory purposefully, because these can and do change frequently.

Save yourself a trip and call ahead.

Hartford

Pole Control Studios
1429 Park St Suite 112
860-246-7653
https://polecontrolstudios.com/

Milford

The Girl Spot
260 Quarry Road
https://www.thegirlspot.fitness/

New Haven

PoleFly
315 Peck Street, Bldg 5, Floor 3
https://www.poleflyuniversity.com/

Norwalk

Work It Dance and Fitness
19 North Main Street
203-803-9398
https://www.workitfit.com/

No studios in your area?

If there are no studios listed in your area, please try the search feature below, which looks across the entire internet for studios matching your request. If a studio is new, or it's not yet listed in the directory, this tool will probably find it.

Simply enter "pole dancing" (without the quotes) along with your town or city, then hit the search button to the right of the search box. If there are any studios missing from this page, and they have an online presence, this search should find them!

Still no luck?

Sorry about that. Maybe a studio will open near you soon...feel free to pop back from time to time to see if there are any new listings on this page.

In the meantime....have you thought about teaching yourself the basics at home? It can be a great way to get started, and many people who can't find classes nearby decide to learn on their own at home. Of course, to do that you're going to need your own equipment!

You can read up on the different types of poles available if this option interests you. And on this page you'll find some very detailed reviews to help you research the various companies and products available.

If you do decide to go this route, you're probably going to want to pick up a few learning resources to help you along. Here are a few different methods to consider:

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?

Online Learning

Is online learning right for you? Check out different programs, including the pros & cons, costs, features and more.

If you weren't able to find Connecticut pole dancing classes near you, hopefully these resources will help you get started.

You can help keep the directory current

If your studio isn't listed here, or if you see something that needs updating, please let Your Pole Pal know. Just fill out this quick form so your changes or additions can be made at the next update.

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