Sydney Pole (Camperdown)

Very hip spot; modern and spacious. I tried the Aerial Fitness beginners class, with 8 other students. Great community, with students also helping one another. Easy parking along adjacent streets — I parked on Mathieson street.

Went in for my first free trial and fell in love with pole. Didn't have any dance experience beforehand and proudly says this is the only type of dancing I know. It feels more like a community than just a studio.SP has always been judgement free and welcoming. There's so many instructors and types of classes, you'll find one that vibes with you.Camperdown only uses brass poles, which is great for beginners. There's crash mats if you need one just in case. Different people learn at different speeds or have different body limitations - the instructors are all so helpful, giving different variations so class is never boring.

The most friendly, welcoming environment. I am so happy to be a part of Sydney Pole ❤️

I’m one of the first members, I started going there when it was not called Sydney Pole yet and we had just one room with poles. I’m impressed how far it went in few years, the owners made a really good job. Now there are 4 rooms with poles, 3 rooms without poles and many different classes any time.The only sad difference is that walking there I don’t have anymore that family feeling I had before, because there are too many students and teachers now. But if you are new they make you feel comfortable anyway and you have a wide variety of classes between the which choose, whatever level you are.

This place has become my second home. I went in nervous, having never done pole, body conscious, not fit, not flexible, and not knowing anyone. And thanks to the lovely staff and friendly atmosphere, i have met the most amazing friends and gradually become stronger and more confident. No matter what my body hang ups are, it can now do amazing things and I love it for that. Thank you Sydney Pole for this amazing space, beautiful environment that you create, and making me feel better about myself in every way xoxo

The membership has become a total rip off classes expire in 28 days and when classes are cancelled it's too bad, sure they give you back the credit for a cancelled class but it will probably expire before you can use it as no extension is given. IN class I was told it was recredited and expiry extended when I audited my account over 13 classes lost and they aren't cheap.When you ask customer service zero fs are given that you can't get the service you paid for the attitude is our system won't let us recredit your classes" "you just do any other class to use the credit before expiry"

Love this place, it is like a second home to me and id really recommend it to anyone wanting to try out something new, get into touch with their body or explore dance! The instructors and studio is so accepting and truly makes my day!

This review is for the administration teams and nothing to do with any of the class teachers or the venues.I recently cancelled my subscription with Sydney Pole and the absolute ordeal I had to go through to cancel was a nightmare.I sent through my request on the 12th of October and I did not receive confirmation on the cancellation until the 23rd.The notification stated that I would need to supply a 28 day notice period before they can cancel the account.Turns out that 28 days is from when they got back to me on the 23.That is ridiculous. They have taken 3 lots of subscription fees out when I was only told they would take 2 lots out.If you want to attend Sydney pole, it would save a lot less headache buying individual classes as you want to go.

Sydney Pole policies have changed to profit off the pandemic. They've made classes expire 5 * faster, added a fine to suspend your account and increased the suspension minimum to 1 month, so people isolating for covid have to pay Sydney Pole for it. Even though they've likely suffered a loss of work/income and increased expenses. This also encourages people to just go in if they're at risk to avoid a fine. This is putting profit over public health & is genuinely dangerous.