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There are 3 studios to choose from in Saskatchewan.
The most current list of Saskatchewan pole dancing studios is below. Studios appear in alphabetical order, grouped by city or town for your convenience.
If your studio isn’t listed, you can add it easily using the Add or Change a Studio form here. Use the same form if you need to update or change your listing.
Keeping your studio listing updated helps to keep the directory current. Thank you!
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.
FLY Fitness & Aerial Arts
1438 Lindsay Street
306-581-7653
https://www.flyfitregina.com/
Saskatoon Pole & Dance Studio
3-420 Duchess St.
306-244-4711
https://www.saskatoonpoleanddancestudio.com
Go Divas Pole Dance For Fitness
#24-234 1st Ave. NE
306-772-0431
http://go-divas.com/
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