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Houston Classes
My girlfriend has been taking classes at S factor in husto and is ready to try out a new studio- was wondering if any of you have been to :
Innermestudios or poleteaz
Or if you had any other recommendations! Thanks!!
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I have a thread going because I will be visiting Houston and pretty much all of teh studios arelisted there.
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I’ve taken a class at Inner Me – and the best part of the experience was Brandi, the pole Instructor. And Mike-Keith, a super fun, super strong instructor who taught some other classes that day but came in to play on the pole with us. The studio wasn’t quite what I expected but they are friendly, and Brandi was knowledgeable and encouraging. She broke down some tricks
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Oops! Sorry!
She broke down some tricks that I’d been trying on my own and explained them to me in a way that I understood and could work with even after class.
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Glad you started this thread. I'm moving to Houston this summer and need a studio to attend. I've heard a little about S Factor and saw the website for InnerMe. I also know of Ego Fitness. I met one of the instructors CryStylez and I follow her on youtube. I like her choreography. I hope you get a lot of responses.
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yes CryStylez…..is such a sweetie and her choreo is sick i love it. 🙂 I dont even live in houston but i always recommend the studio she works at to my friends. its called EgoFitness 🙂 😉
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Thanks everyone for the respnses- Ill pass it on to her! I wish I had so many studios around me!
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She signed up for polelateaze level 1 – Let me know if any of you go there- SHe is looking for a , let
Let me know if any of you go there- she is looking for a buddy! Wish I could go w her, but Im all the way in Florida!
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There are quite a few pole studios in Houston these days. You have to keep in mind that this is Texas and everything is BIG here including the cities. Depending on where you live and/or work, it could take an hour and a half (on a good day) to get to a studio. Luckily we have studios in lots of different sections of the city.
I've been to several studios for drop in-classes, workshops, etc. I have been a student at polelateaz for over a year. They have lots of drop-in classes which are fun and can be killer workouts depending on the class and instructor. The series classes (they have six) are taught with specific skills in mind and they do a good job of breaking down the moves. They also emphasize safety. There's always something fun and challenging (or frustrating) to work on and series students have the option of open-pole practice sessions. I love it!!
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great, Im glad to hear that youve been going for awhile and love it. Im not sure what she registered for- Ill ask,I think she said level1. She lives around sugar something..Said she has to drive about 40 min to get to a studio
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