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Wisconsin Pole Dancing Directory
By Susan Peach
There are 15 studios listed in the Wisconsin directory. Last update: March 31, 2026.
Searching for pole dancing classes in Wisconsin? Look no further!
This directory is 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 find contact information, such as a phone number and/or website, for each studio.
Appleton
🌐 Aerial Dance Pole Exercise
📍 1871 N Silverspring Dr
📞 920-750-1441
🌐 Fly Circus and Aerial Arts
📍 101 W Edison Ave Suite 110
📞 920-764-2902
Brookfield
🌐 Miss Pole
📍 17800 W Bluemound Rd
📞 262-784-2222
Green Bay
🌐 Aerial Dance Pole Exercise
📍 1601 Lawrence Drive
📞 920-750-1441
Hudson
🌐 Carousel Pole Fitness
📍 1920 Crest View Dr Suite 8
📞 952-220-2366
Kenosha
🌐 Miss Pole
📍 8501 75th St
📞 262-697-1800
La Crosse
🌐 Posh-Fit
📍 319 Main St Suite 412
📞 608-498-1221
Madison
🌐 Miss Pole
📍 7475 Mineral Point Rd
📞 608-836-7653
Milwaukee
🌐 Exotic Fitness
📍 5330 W Burnham St
📞 414-841-5004
🌐 Pole Factory MKE
📍 117 W Walker St
Racine
🌐 Metamorphosis Arts
📍 234 Main St
📞 262-344-1703
🌐 Studio OXO
📍 4060 N Main St. Suite 104
📞 414-482-5382
Stillwater
🌐 The Pole Barn
📍 122 Water St. S
📞 561-439-0090
West Allis
🌐 Blush Pole Fitness
📍 7701 W Greenfield Ave
📞 414-651-2830
West Milwaukee
🌐 Pole Tific Fitness
📍 5330 W Burnham St
📞 903-883-7653
Don't See Your Studio?
If you own a studio that isn't listed here, or if your existing listing needs to be updated, please use this directory listing form.
For changes, additions or deletions to your existing listing, you can use the same form.
Thank you for helping to keep the directory up-to-date so more students can find a pole studio in their area.
No Studios Near You?
If there aren't any studios in your part of Wisconsin, maybe you'd like to try learning at home? Lots of people are doing it, and you can too.
You'll need to buy your own dance pole to use at home of course, but these days there are several good quality brands that can be ordered online. You might want to check out these dance pole reviews to get an idea of your options and which might work best for you.
Once your pole is on the delivery truck, you'll want to pick out one or more tools to help you with your self-study plan, such as...
Pole DVDs
There are some awesome pole dancing DVDs available, by some equally awesome teachers and performers. Which one will you choose?
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!
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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