H66 Beginner – Wednesdays, 6pm
H66 Beginner is the best place to start your pole fitness journey! In this course, you will learn the fundamentals of pole dancing – the basic spins, how to climb and sit on the pole. Once you have a hold on these, you will start learning to join moves together, learning to invert and other cool tricks.
Buy Block OnlineH66 Intermediate – Wednesdays, 8pm
Here you will refine your skills learned in H66 Beginner, learn new tricks and start to build the strength, flexibility, and the foundations required for Advanced tricks. You will learn combos that will link a number of spins and aerial tricks together. Requirements for Intermediate:
- Climb
- Layback
- Invert
- Single arm spin (on static)
H66 Pre-Advanced – Mondays, 7pm
Now you have the intermediate moves perfected, we will take your tricks to a new level! You are now ready to learn moves that will build your strength, flexibility, and confidence to start morning into the more advanced tricks. Here you will start to learn and perfect the illusive handsprings – every pole dancer‘s goal. Requirements for Pre-Advanced:
- Aerial Invert (leg and Body Switches)
- Shouldermount
- Brass Monkey
- Single Knee Hold
- Genie
H66 Advanced – Thursdays, 6pm
In the Advanced course, you will learn to connect 3-4 aerial tricks into flawless combos, start working on your high-level tricks such as the Russian split, twisted grip flags, and some death-defying drops. Requirements for Advanced:
- Aerial Shouldermount
- Hook arm Aysha
- Rag doll
- Handspring
- Jade
- Allegra
H66 Elite – Tuesdays, 7pm
So you think you can deadlift? This class is for top-level pole dancers, where you can test your skills learn a range of dynamic, strength and flexibility tricks. Everything you’ve seen the top Australian pole dancers do, you can learn in this class! Fonjis, flips and all kind of splits, but also a lot of tricks that don’t even have a name yet! This class isn’t for the faint-hearted and you must have considerable pole dancing experience. Requirements for Elite:
- Handsprings – Cup grip (standard and twistie, on offside)
- Shouldermount – aerial roll over/jumps
- Split grip flares
- Baseball grip ayshas
- Russian Split
- Janerio