BLUE – Do you want to know how it feels to fly?

We are Student Pole and Aerial Association Blue. We offer Polefitness, Aerial silks and Aerial hoop. You can find more information about these disciplines below.
We are part of the Student Sports Centre Eindhoven (SSCE) and the Eindhoven Student Sports Federation (ESSF). Thanks to them we are able to provide classes and a lot of fun activities at student friendly pricing!

Pole Fitness

Pole Fitness is a form of exercise which incorporates the entire body. Pole Fitness (pole sport) originates from pole dance. It combines artistic dance, acrobatics and strength exercises. Through this sport you will build up strength, flexibility and endurance. Read more here.

Aerial Silks

Aerial Silks, also called Tissue, is known from the circus world. Aerial Silks is a full body work-out which appears acrobatic. The silk is hung from the ceiling and is long enough to at least reach the floor, divided into two silk pieces to make acrobatic tricks and exercises. Read more here.

Aerial Hoop

Aerial Hoop, also known as Lyra or Aerial Ring is a form of exercise that only recently emerged. It has roots in the circus and the world of acrobatics and is related to both pole dance and Aerial Silk. Read more here.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I come by for a one-time tryout?

If you have an SSCE sportscard, you can!

At this moment, we have an open hour of Pole Fitness on Wednesday evenings. If you want to join this class, please contact us.

For Aerial Silks and Aerial Hoop, this is not possible yet, but we are looking to arrange an open class for those disciplines in the future.

Is it possible to book a workshop for me and my friends/colleagues/team/association?

Yes, this is possible! However, we are limited in the times/days we can offer. If you are interested, send us an email and we’ll see what we can arrange together. Please specify:
– The estimated number of participants;
– If all participants have a sportscard at the SSCE (day-cards do not count). Note that having a sportscard is not mandatory for joining a workshop;
– Some moments at which you are usually available.

How can I sign up for a beginners course?

Go to the SSC website, log in with your personal account (make sure you have a valid sportscard), and subscribe for the course.

I want to join the beginners course, but I can not sign up for it now. When will I be able to join?

New courses will start every quartile and the subscription will open 2 weeks in advance. If you want to stay up-to-date about the courses and/or try-outs, you can join the interest list.

If I want to follow classes of multiple disciplines, do I need to follow the beginners courses of all of those disciplines?

Yes, you need to finish the beginners course of each discipline separately, before you can join the classes of that discipline. This is because we want you to train safely. In order to do so, some basic knowledge and skills are needed.