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Manitoba Pole Dancing Directory
By Susan Peach
There are currently 3 studios listed in the Manitoba pole dancing directory. Last update: March 2, 2026.
Welcome to the Manitoba pole dancing directory page. Whether you're looking for a studio where you can take pole classes, or a party company to provide a fun stagette event for your group, you'll find a business on this page that can help.
Winnipeg
🌐 Pole's Revolution
📍 195 Collegiate Street
📞 204-619-1702
🌐 Vivacity Fitness
📍 561 St. Anne's Road
📞 204-995-0051
🌐 VogueFit
📍 702 Scotland Ave.
📞 775-223-2205
Don't See Your Studio?
If you're a pole instructor or studio owner in Manitoba 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 Your Pole Pal to keep the directory current.
No Studios Showing Up Near You?
Here's an idea...have you ever thought about setting up your own mini-studio at home? It's entirely do-able! There are loads of great resources to help you learn, like these...
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?
You can read these reviews of dance poles to help you get a feel for which one would be best for you. They're actually pretty easy to set up in most houses or apartments (and NO, they won't damage your landlord's ceiling!) and so much fun to have around.
And if you love the sport, you might even think about getting certified to teach so you can help other Manitobans learn too!
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.
What's New?
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Getting Started with Pole Dancing: A Beginner's Guide
Aug 02, 26 11:02 PM
New to pole dancing? Learn about home vs studio options, pole parties, safety basics and more so you can plan your pole dancing journey right, from the start. -
Pole Dancing Safety for Learning at Home
Aug 02, 26 10:39 PM
Pole dancing safety at home starts with the right setup, enough space, pole safety checks, and smarter practice habits to help lower injury risk. -
How to Check a Pressure-Mounted or Home Pole Before Practice
Aug 02, 26 03:17 PM
Check your pressure-mounted pole with this simple routine before every session. Learn what to inspect, how to load test, and which warning signs to look for. -
Online Pole Dance Classes Without a Pole? Yes, But...
Jul 26, 26 04:27 PM
Can you take online pole dance classes without a pole? Learn what you can start now, what needs a pole, and when it makes sense to buy your own. -
How Much Space Do You Really Need To Learn Pole at Home?
Jul 26, 26 12:30 PM
Not sure if you have room for a home dance pole? Get a simple breakdown of safe clearance based on your height, level, and the moves you want to learn.
Your Pole Pal loves to have fun, but she also has to earn a living, right? That's why you'll see ads on this site. She may also earn commissions on some of the products you'll see here, but there's never any cost to you since the advertisers pay for these.
The income generated through these means helps ensure Your Pole Pal can devote the time to providing you with all the free information & resources you'll find on this website.
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