Pole Place Glasgow

Name: Pole Place Glasgow
Address: 2/4 Victoria Chambers 142 West Nile Street (Buzzer 008, 142 W Nile St, Glasgow, Scotland, G1 2RQ, GB
Telephone: +447423062553
Price range: 18–269 GBP

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Category: Pole Fitness, Fitness Studio
Location: City Centre, Glasgow
Rating: 5.0 / 5 (36 reviews on Google)
Price: 18–269 GBP

Pole Place Glasgow is a boutique pole dance and fitness studio located in Glasgow's city centre, founded by Ruby Rose Stewart. Offering classes for all levels — from complete beginners through to elite — the studio runs a professionally structured Fundamentals syllabus with small class sizes (max two people per pole) to ensure personal attention.

Classes include pole fundamentals, stretch & flex, heels fundamentals, and 6-week intro beginner courses, all taught by fully qualified, insured and First Aid-certified instructors. The studio prides itself on being a safe, inclusive and judgement-free space where confidence is built alongside strength, flexibility and fitness.

Prices

Plan	Price	Terms
6-Week Intro Beginner Course	£120
Fundamentals Class (drop-in)	£20
Stretch & Flex Class	£18
Fundamentals Membership	£89	/month
Mixed Membership	£169	/month
Unlimited Membership	£269	/month

Opening hours

Mon: 17:30-20:30
Tue: 13:15-21:30
Wed: 12:15-21:30
Thu: 17:30-20:30
Fri: 12:15-20:00
Sat: 10:00-13:00
Sun: 13:00-17:00

Classes

6-Week Intro Beginner CourseFundamentals ClassesStretch & FlexHeels FundamentalsIntro to Spinning PoleStrength, Mobility & Conditioning

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Frequently asked questions about Pole Place Glasgow

How much does it cost to train at Pole Place Glasgow?

Prices at Pole Place Glasgow are in the 18–269 GBP range. The cheapest option is Stretch & Flex Class at £18.

Does Pole Place Glasgow have an intro offer?

Yes. Pole Place Glasgow offers: £120 – 6-week intro beginner course designed specifically for beginners, including a certificate on completion.

What are the opening hours at Pole Place Glasgow?

Pole Place Glasgow is open Mon 17:30-20:30, Tue 13:15-21:30, Wed 12:15-21:30, Thu 17:30-20:30, Fri 12:15-20:00, Sat 10:00-13:00, Sun 13:00-17:00.

Where is Pole Place Glasgow?

Pole Place Glasgow is at 2/4 Victoria Chambers 142 West Nile Street (Buzzer 008, 142 W Nile St in City Centre, Glasgow.

What kind of training does Pole Place Glasgow offer?

At Pole Place Glasgow you will find pole fitness and fitness studio.

What rating does Pole Place Glasgow have?

Pole Place Glasgow has 5.0 out of 5 on Google based on 36 reviews.

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