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Funky Monkey Studio

4.8· 51 reviews on Google18A, East Twerton, BathMore in East Twerton More in Bath

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Category: Pole Fitness, Fitness Studio
Location: East Twerton, Bath
Rating: 4.8 / 5 (51 reviews on Google)

Funky Monkey Studio is an inclusive movement and aerial arts studio in Bath offering pole dance, aerial yoga, and aerial classes for all abilities. Founded by Alice, the studio is built around a nurturing, community-driven ethos — empowering students to build strength, confidence, and self-expression at their own pace.

Classes, parties, retreats, and one-off sessions are all available.

Opening hours

Mon: 16:00-21:30
Tue: Closed
Wed: 19:00-21:30
Thu: 16:00-21:00
Fri: 11:30-19:00
Sat–Sun: Closed

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Frequently asked questions about Funky Monkey Studio

What are the opening hours at Funky Monkey Studio?

Funky Monkey Studio is open Mon 16:00-21:30, Tue Closed, Wed 19:00-21:30, Thu 16:00-21:00, Fri 11:30-19:00, Sat–Sun Closed.

Where is Funky Monkey Studio?

Funky Monkey Studio is at 18A in East Twerton, Bath.

What kind of training does Funky Monkey Studio offer?

At Funky Monkey Studio you will find pole fitness and fitness studio.

What rating does Funky Monkey Studio have?

Funky Monkey Studio has 4.8 out of 5 on Google based on 51 reviews.

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