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Inverted V Pole & Aerial

5.0· 8 reviews on GoogleUnit 29, Workspace, Bude/Stratton Business Park, Bude–Stratton, BudeMore in Bude–Stratton More in Bude

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Category: Pole Fitness, Aerial, Fitness Studio
Location: Bude–Stratton, Bude
Rating: 5.0 / 5 (8 reviews on Google)

Inverted V is a dedicated pole and aerial studio situated in the beautiful town of Bude in Cornwall. The studio specialises in teaching many styles of pole fitness — including strength tricks, low flow, and heels choreography — as well as aerial disciplines such as Aerial Hoop (lyra), Aerial Sling, and Silks.

With six 3m+ poles and certified, experienced instructors, Inverted V welcomes all abilities, ages, and fitness backgrounds, from complete beginners to advanced practitioners.

Opening hours

Mon–Tue: 17:00-21:00
Wed: 18:30-21:00
Thu–Fri: Closed
Sat–Sun: Closed

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Frequently asked questions about Inverted V Pole & Aerial

What are the opening hours at Inverted V Pole & Aerial?

Inverted V Pole & Aerial is open Mon–Tue 17:00-21:00, Wed 18:30-21:00, Thu–Fri Closed, Sat–Sun Closed.

Where is Inverted V Pole & Aerial?

Inverted V Pole & Aerial is at Unit 29, Workspace, Bude/Stratton Business Park in Bude–Stratton, Bude.

What kind of training does Inverted V Pole & Aerial offer?

At Inverted V Pole & Aerial you will find pole fitness, aerial and fitness studio.

What rating does Inverted V Pole & Aerial have?

Inverted V Pole & Aerial has 5.0 out of 5 on Google based on 8 reviews.

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