Turn a night out into an active celebration at soFly Social ATX: a 75-minute private pole dance party that mixes beginner-friendly instruction, champagne toasts, and a gift for the guest of honor. Read on for what to expect and how to prepare.
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Step through the studio door and the city noise drops away; hardwood floor, chrome poles, and a string of warm lights set a surprisingly intimate stage. Music pulses, the mirrors catch movement, and the instructor—calm and exact—guides a group laughter-filled through a 75-minute session that shifts from upbeat warmup to deliberate spins and basic climbs. Champagne waits at the end for a short toast, photographs, and a branded survival kit for the guest of honor.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–1.5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; beneficial for those with basic mobility and core strength, but no prior experience required.
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History
East Austin has a long history of working-class commerce and creative reinvention; many warehouses along Springdale have been converted into studios, shops, and maker spaces.
Conservation
The studio emphasizes inclusive practices and typically minimizes single-use waste during events; consider bringing reusable water bottles and dispose of waste in provided recycling.
Reserve your spot on the Private Pole Dance Party for Up to 15 People at soFly Social ATX today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Wear tight shorts or form-fitting clothing
Pole moves require skin contact for grip; avoid loose clothing and heavy lotions before class.
Hydrate and snack lightly beforehand
A light carb snack and water 30–60 minutes before class helps sustain energy without feeling heavy.
Arrive early to settle your group
Plan to arrive 10–15 minutes before start to sign waivers, organize photos, and discuss mobility needs with the instructor.
Skip high heels until instructed
Heels may be part of photos but practice in flats or barefoot until you’re comfortable with basic spins and grips.
Fitted athletic shorts
Expose skin on the legs for secure pole contact and improved grip.
Sports bra or fitted top
Keeps upper body movement free and maintains necessary skin contact for pole techniques.
Grip aid (optional)
Liquid or powder grip can help participants who struggle with sweaty hands or slick poles.
Water bottle
Staying hydrated during an energetic 75-minute session keeps performance and recovery steady.