Sometimes Aerial & Pole Fitness - Oslo

Sometimes Aerial & Pole Fitness

Sometimes Aerial & Pole Fitness er et treningsstudio og danseskole i Oslo som tilbyr unike og utrolig morsomme treningsaktiviteter for både begynnere og erfarne deltakere. Beliggende i sentrum av Oslo, er deres adresse Nedre Slottsgate 7, 0157 Oslo, Norge, og du kan kontakte dem via telefon på 21379808 eller besøke deres nettside sometimes.no.

Spesialiteter:
✓ Danseskole
✓ Treningsstudio
Andre interessante opplysninger:
✓ Inngang for personer i rullestol
✓ Parkering for personer i rullestol
✓ Debetkort akseptert
✓ Kredittkort akseptert

Dette selskapet har vunnet stor popularitet blant norske treningsentusiaster og har en gjennomsnittlig mening på 4.4/5 etter 25 anmeldelser på Google My Business.

Anmeldelserne gjør oppmerksom på at deltakerne gjerne kommer tilbake på grunn av den profesjonelle og imøtekommende atmosfæren, og det bemerkelsesverdige engasjementet fra instruktørene. En vanlig kommentar er at deltakerne føler seg inkludert og utfordret på en morsom og gledefull måte.

Ofte nevnes også den fine og hyggelige innredningen, samt at stedet er lett å finne og lett tilgjengelig for alle, inkludert personer med nedsatt funksjonsevne.

Med en bred vifte av trenings- og dansetilbud, fra pole dance og aerial yoga til burlesk dans, finner både nybegynnere og erfarne treningsentusiaster veien til Sometimes Aerial & Pole Fitness. Instruktørene er alle dyktige og utdannede, og de tilbys både grunnleggende og avansert trening for å passe alle nivå.

👍 Anmeldelser av Sometimes Aerial & Pole Fitness

Azra V.

5/5

I helgen arrangerte jeg og to venninner utdrikningslag for vår bestevenninne. Vi dro på pole dance hele gjengen, og hadde en fantastisk opplevelse. Det var en mannlig instruktør som var utrolig dyktig, profesjonell og sørget for at alle følte seg inkludert. Stemningen var topp fra start til slutt. 10 av 10, rett og slett. Anbefales!

Ole C. M.

5/5

Kjempeoppfølging! Dette er en utmerket pitstopp for utdrikkingslag!

Charlotte S.

5/5

Lett å finne, hyggelige ansatte

Marián J.

5/5

Kjempe

Olivia G.

5/5

Visiting Oslo for a couple days and did a drop in with Emilie. It was a bit challenging but yet a lot of fun. Sitting in a car for two weeks road trip, this exercise is exactly I need.

Yuliya S.

4/5

I rent pole for self training but unfortunately it's not enough space between poles. It's complicated to training when you can't fit there with my height and high heels. Bigger room is better , enough space but you can't rent it. I don't like that i need to book 1 hour self training much in advance. Location is very good in the center.

Victoria

5/5

I was in Oslo for a few days and wanted to train a little pole and hoop while in the area, so I bought the travelling poler package here. It was so worth it! I took part in a variety of classes and each one was engaging, sufficiently challenging and super fun! The instructors are all extremely professional and it’s obvious they’re dedicated to the development of their students as well as themselves. It’s easy to understand why classes get booked up so quickly! I wish this was my local studio; I’d be on top of my game in no time if I could train here all the time. Thank you so much Tina, Ine, Embla and Bella for being wonderful instructors and making me feel at home. 100% recommend to any poler and aerialist who wants to train while in Oslo!

Lydia-Deborah L.

1/5

Utterly disappointed!
I joined Sometimes Pole in mid 2022 when they were still at their old location. It was good, spacious and up to standard. Towards the end of 2022 they moved. Following the move it was very difficult to book any pole classes. Most of their classes at that time were classes that did not involve being on the actual pole. This was quite frustrating as I had purchased a clip card with an expiry date and wasn't interested in classes other than their pole classes.
I booked a stretch class that I attended in a room too small for the number of participants. It was not possible to move fully because you would bump into someone. The room was also badly ventilated. I gave the benefit of the doubt as they were still in the process of moving in and I decided I would wait until they were fully moved in to book another class.
Towards the end of March I started seeing pole classes available and decided to book one. I arrive and step into a small room with five poles and nine people taking the class, plus the instructor. It was impossible for anyone to do any of the moves fully without knocking into each other. Just standing against the wall while waiting my turn, I had to press myself against the wall and dodge kicks. Even if the class only had five people, with one person to each pole, you would still not be able to perform the moves fully as you would come into contact with someone.