Christine Min
December 9, 2019 05:51
This studio is located in Millcreek, Utah and is actually the closest studio to me, so I was highly hoping that this would become my main studio. The building is compact with many other business surrounding the plaza. Once you walk in, the front desk is to your right and compartments for your stuff is to your left. It is very well lit with many poles in a slightly cramped area. The class I went to was pretty packed, there were only 1-2 free poles left in the studio.
The teacher was teaching using the middle front pole, as per usual. The class I took was a beginners class (Bombshell I) and was $20 for the class. I came a little late, so I missed most of the stretching and I joined in for the first trick after doing a little of my own personal stretching.
As we were learning the tricks, I felt like the class was rushed. I really enjoyed how many different tricks I was learning, but I was not able to really get it down and the teacher only came around to see how we were doing for some tricks and sometimes would not get to everyone before teaching the next trick. The pace and the minimal help that I was receiving made it difficult to really get anything down.
Overall, I really enjoyed how many different things I learned in the 1 hour class; this class introduced me to the most pole tricks I've ever been exposed to through one class. However, I felt like the class was impersonal and rushed. I have been into pole fitness for a few months now and I have been searching around Utah for my perfect pole studio. La Bombe was one of the last studios I looked into and out of all of the studios I had gone to, this studio was the worst fit for me.