The practical guide
About this guide
A city guide with a clear point of view—and a named publisher.
Pole Dance Brussels is published by Flow Factory Brussels, a pole and movement studio in Schaerbeek. We want to make the first steps easier and help readers discover the practice across the city.
Why a guide?
Before choosing a studio, people have questions that a timetable does not answer. What does a class feel like? Which style is which? How do cards work? Our aim is to put those questions first.
Our connection to Flow Factory
Flow Factory benefits when readers discover its teaching and book a class. We disclose that relationship. This is a studio-published guide, not an independent review organisation.
The directory includes other schools, links to their official sites and follows alphabetical order. Another neighbourhood, format or community may suit you better. The comparison should remain useful whichever studio you choose.
Where information comes from
Studio details are sourced from public pages and dated. Prices and class formats can change: confirm live booking conditions. Missing information does not mean a service is unavailable.
We do not invent student stories, quotes, retention statistics or endorsements. Named teacher reviews are added only after that person has reviewed the article. Read our editorial policy.
Photography
Images in this edition were supplied by Flow Factory Brussels and reused with permission. The studio interior is by Didier Block; the pole-flow photograph is by Jean-Francis Gothuey, according to the studio’s photo credits. They do not depict every school in the directory.
Help us improve
Send a correction with the page concerned and a public source where possible. Our main guides are available in English and French; additional English references are labelled when linked from French pages.