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Magnetic Pole Fit

4.9(48)google
4.9(94)yelp
$30 - $40 USD(Refers to the single drop-in class rate per person for an introductory pole fitness or aerial arts session)
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Overview

Magnetic Pole Fit in San Jose is a highly modern, welcoming fitness studio dedicated entirely to the empowering athletic arts of pole dancing, aerial silk, and contemporary flexibility training. The beautifully designed, high-ceiling facility features professional-grade stainless steel poles and premium safety equipment, offering a deeply supportive environment for students of all body types and experience levels. Instructors focus heavily on building core physical strength, body confidence, and fluid artistic expression.

Practical Info

Suggested Duration1-1.5 hours
Best TimeWeekday daytime 'Intro to Pole' novice sessions when class capacity is sparse, allowing instructors to provide maximum personal adjustments.
Getting ThereLocated at 348 Broadway. Features limited shared open surface parking slots in front, alongside metered avenue options.

Travel Tips

  • Strict skin lotion ban: Do not apply any body lotion, hand cream, or oils within 12 hours prior to class. Oils create an invisible slippery film on skin, completely destroying steel pole friction grip and risking dangerous falls.
  • Apparel rule: Do not wear long compression leggings or sleeves. Pole techniques heavily rely on skin-to-metal contact for friction holding. Wearing athletic shorts (exposing thighs) and a sleeveless tank top is standard. Strip all rings/jewelry.
  • Strict 48-hour deadline: Because machines are reserved per-person, bookings enter a locked non-changeable state inside 48 hours of showtime. No refunds are granted for missed slots.

Reviews

Positive
  • Incredibly inclusive for raw beginners. Top-tier safe rigging and stainless poles with highly technical muscle engagement tips.
Heads up
  • Advanced choreography is brutally difficult; friction skin bruises are inevitable. Strict seat limits make rescheduling tough.