Featured Instructor - PDC Approved 3 star pole dancing instructor Angie Voluti.

Angie Voluti is the principal instructor at the White Studio based at Bedford College. The White Studio launched in May 2017 and is the first and only European business to manufacture bespoke flexibility yoga wheels in natural, sustainable materials and to the user’s specification. Angie and business partner Amelia chose Bedford as the city to hold its flexibility, dance and pole fitness courses.  

“We started producing the only UK-made wood and cork flexibility yoga wheels last year, and it became immediately apparent that there were no classes focused on the use of such a tool,” says The White Studio Principal Angie Voluti. “We decided to create a course to teach students, who wish to increase their flexibility and improve their fitness, how the flexibility wheel can help.”  

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UK Pole Dance Day Monday 1st May 2017 - Pole Love.

Theme for 2017 - Pole Love.

Let's put pole polictics aside and share our passion for pole.

For 2017 we want you to take a moment to thank the people in the pole world who have helped make your pole dreams come true. You might want to tag your favourite poler to thank them for inspiring you, you could tag your pole instructor to tell them how much you appreciate them.

Perhaps you want to tag your pole buddy who makes your pole lessons amazing.

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Perfect finish for Pole Fitness Studio

A King’s Lynn pole fitness studio has won an international industry accolade, beating off more than 300 other entrants from around the world. Pole Perfect Fitness, based at The Fitness Studios on Austin Fields, has been named United Pole Artists Studio Choice Award winner 2017.

The awards were held to recognise the hard work and dedication of pole studios around the world and more than 300 studios were nominated, including some of the biggest and best known in the industry.

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University of East Anglia Pole Fitness Club.

Article written by 2016 committee member Sophie Twyford.

UEA Pole Fitness club was founded in 2010 and has seen its numbers boom over the last year due to an increased interest in the fitness aspect of the sport. We changed our name from Pole Dancing to Pole Fitness in order to open peoples minds to the sport. As a result, we saw our numbers expand to reach our full capacity this year, having 240 people attend a taster session at the beginning of term.

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Midlands Regional Heats - Inter-University Pole Dance Competition 2017.

The University of Warwick Pole and Aerial Arts Society is proud to be the first ever hosts of the Midlands Inter-University Pole Dance Competition! On Saturday 11th February 2017 at 10am join us to celebrate the incredible achievements of university-level dancers and watch them spin, lift and tumble their way through the day for the chance to be in the final at Newcastle.

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Concept for Trainer Education (Prof-Level)


This Pole Dance teacher training is for people who have been teaching and instructing before, maybe even for a long time, but never made an approved teacher training. If they want to have a trainer certificate approved by the PDC, they can join this special training which is only open for people who succesfully ran through the selection process showing their teaching abilities.

1st step: Application and pre-testing

2nd step: 2-day training and learning at CrazyPole Augsburg

3^rd step: Written test (end of the weekend)

General information about the concept
As the pole dance industry grows and more and more people are interested in learning this kind of sport educated trainers and teachers are very important.

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