Pole Dance Classes in Las Vegas, NV
Strength, spins and a lot of laughing — twelve students per class, one pole each, and daytime classes for people who work nights.
Nobody Here Started Strong
Twirlstone opened off Spring Mountain Road in 2019 for people who were curious about pole and nervous about walking in. Most of our students had never done a pull-up. Some came for a bachelorette party and never left.
Every class is capped at twelve, with one pole per student, so you're never waiting in line or being watched. You build grip and strength first, then spins, then inverts when you and your instructor agree you're ready — not before.
- ✓Twelve students max, one pole each
- ✓Blinds down, phones away during class
- ✓Crash mats under every pole
- ✓Daytime classes for shift workers
Classes
Everyone starts in Intro to Pole. From there, pick the classes that match what you love.
Intro to PoleStart here
Your first four weeks: how to grip, walk around the pole, climb a little and land your first spins. Every other class builds on this one.
Pole FlowLevel 1+
Slow, floor-based movement linking spins, body waves and transitions to music. More dance than workout, and a great second class.
Spins & InvertsLevel 2+
Spinning pole, climbs and — once your shoulders are ready — your first supported invert, always with an instructor spotting.
Heels ChoreographyAll levels
A short routine taught over four weeks. Heels are optional; confidence is the whole point.
FlexibilityAll levels
Active stretching for splits, backbends and shoulders — the class that makes every other one feel easier.
Aerial HoopLevel 1+
Lyra basics on a low hoop: mounts, sits and simple poses, with mats underneath and a spotter beside you.
From First Spin to First Invert
Foundations
Grip, walks, basic spins and floor work. Four weeks, no experience needed.
Climbs & Spins
Your first climb, spinning pole and short combinations to music.
Inverts
Supported inverts once your shoulders are ready — your instructor signs you off.
Combos & Flow
Linking tricks into routines, with an optional student showcase each season.
Grip, Spin, Repeat
Pole Parties for Your Group
A private 90-minute class for up to twelve guests — a warm-up, a short routine and a video of everyone's first spin. Bring your own snacks and sparkling drinks.
Simple Pricing, No Contracts
Your first class is $15. Freeze any pack or membership once for travel.
Intro Pack
Three classes in your first 30 days.
- Any beginner class
- Grip and wear guide
- Level check with an instructor
8-Class Pack
Valid for three months.
- Pole, heels, flexibility and hoop
- Book up to a week ahead
- Freeze once for travel
Unlimited
Every class, every week.
- All classes and levels
- Open practice on Sundays
- Cancel with 30 days' notice
Questions Beginners Ask Us
Do I need to be strong or flexible to start?
No. Intro to Pole builds the grip and strength you need, one class at a time. Most of our students couldn't do a pull-up when they started.
What should I wear?
Shorts and a tank or sports bra — your skin grips the pole, so bare legs and arms help. Skip lotion on the day of class. Bare feet or grip socks are fine.
Do I have to wear heels?
Never. Heels are optional even in Heels Choreography. Most beginners start barefoot.
How long until I can go upside down?
Usually three to six months of regular classes. Your instructor signs you off for inverts once your shoulders and grip are ready.
Is there an age limit?
Students are 18 and over. Our oldest regular is 64 and teaches the rest of us about patience.
Can I book a bachelorette or birthday party?
Yes — private 90-minute parties for up to twelve guests, most days of the week. Send us your date and group size and we'll hold a slot.
Questions or Party Plans?
Ask about classes, levels or a private party and we'll reply within a day.