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Essex Pole and Tone Fitness

Name: Essex Pole and Tone Fitness
Address: 1A Knightsbridge Gardens, London, Greater London, RM7 9AD, GB
Telephone: +447840424427
Price range: 37.99–70 GBP

5.0· 51 reviews on Google1A Knightsbridge Gardens, Romford, LondonMore in Romford More in London

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Category: Pole Fitness, Fitness Studio
Location: Romford, London
Rating: 5.0 / 5 (51 reviews on Google)
Price: 37.99–70 GBP

Essex Pole and Tone is an award-winning pole fitness and aerial performing arts academy in Romford, Essex, founded in 2008 by Susan Hastings. Named Aerial Dance School of the Year 2024–2026, the studio offers pole fitness, aerial silks, aerial hoop, heels, flexibility, conditioning, chair acro and children's classes.

The main hall features 11 fixed X-Poles, aerial hoops, silks, flying pole and an X-Stage. Classes run six days a week at all levels, from complete beginner to advanced competitor, with a strong emphasis on body positivity, community and structured progression. Free open training is included with monthly memberships.

Prices

Plan	Price	Terms
Monthly group classes (incl. free open training)	£70	/month
1:1 class	£38
Heels courses	£70	/month

Opening hours

Mon–Fri: 06:30-22:30
Sat–Sun: 06:30-22:30

Classes

Pole FitnessAerial SilksAerial HoopHeelsBig Bold & Beautiful (BBB) Plus Sized Pole DancingFlexibility and ConditioningKids Aerial SilksJuniors Aerial Hoop1:1 Classes

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Frequently asked questions about Essex Pole and Tone Fitness

How much does it cost to train at Essex Pole and Tone Fitness?

Prices at Essex Pole and Tone Fitness are in the 37.99–70 GBP range. The cheapest option is 1:1 class at £38.

Does Essex Pole and Tone Fitness have an intro offer?

Yes. Essex Pole and Tone Fitness offers: £37.99 – Trials are available as a 1-to-1 class (no drop-ins or trials in group classes).

What are the opening hours at Essex Pole and Tone Fitness?

Essex Pole and Tone Fitness is open Mon–Fri 06:30-22:30, Sat–Sun 06:30-22:30.

Where is Essex Pole and Tone Fitness?

Essex Pole and Tone Fitness is at 1A Knightsbridge Gardens in Romford, London.

What kind of training does Essex Pole and Tone Fitness offer?

At Essex Pole and Tone Fitness you will find pole fitness and fitness studio.

What rating does Essex Pole and Tone Fitness have?

Essex Pole and Tone Fitness has 5.0 out of 5 on Google based on 51 reviews.

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