01Kent
Paddock Wood
Aerial Arts Studio
Purpose-built studio near Tonbridge · Up to 12 people
- Sunday
- 7:30 pmMixed abilities
Weekly studio classes · Kent
Pole dance classes across Kent.
Train with pole instructor Kate Reva in Paddock Wood, Chatham or Maidstone. Classes run for one hour, with options for complete beginners through to advanced students.
Current timetable
Choose your place to train.
These are Kate's regular classes. Each studio manages its own bookings and may update its calendar, so use the studio link to confirm the exact date and available spaces before travelling.
02Kent
Chatham
Bewitched Pole and Aerial Academy
Chatham town centre · Up to 12 people
- Thursday
- 6:00 pmBeginner / Low Intermediate
- Thursday
- 7:00 pmBeginner / Low Intermediate
- Thursday
- 8:00 pmAdvanced
03Kent
Maidstone
Heavenly Fitness
Parking outside after 5 pm · Up to 10 people
- Monday
- 8:30 pmMixed abilities
- Wednesday
- 6:00 pmMixed abilities
- Wednesday
- 7:15 pmIntermediate / Advanced
04Kent
Gravesend
Athena Heels
Tuesday class coming soon · Time and start date to be announced
Who classes are for
Start where you are.
You do not need previous fitness, dance or pole experience. Choose a level that fits, then build useful strength and repeatable technique at a steady pace.
Complete beginners
Learn grip, basic positions and safe foundations without needing to get fit first.
Building confidence
Slow down the part that is not working and understand the route into each shape.
Experienced students
Refine technique, build control and work through intermediate or advanced progressions.
Your first class
A few practical things.
The right clothing and a little preparation make gripping the pole easier.
Wear shorts and a top
A T-shirt is fine. Some exposed skin helps you grip the pole.
Leave jewellery off
Remove jewellery before class to protect you and the equipment.
Skip lotions and oils
Avoid them before class because they make the pole slippery.
Not sure which class fits?
Send Kate your current level and the Kent location that works for you. That is enough for a first message.