Morgana A.
9/6/2012
So the studio has disapeared, now they do private parties all over the D.C./Baltimore area. And they are fabulous!!! You can pick an Exotic Moves or Pole party and they'll come to your venue,...
Body Talk
Permanently closed
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12761 Laurel Bowie Rd
Laurel, MD 20708
History
BODYTALK LLC was born on June 3, 2005 in Baltimore, Maryland. After seeing an episode on Oprah, the owners were inspired to create a fitness studio that offered Exotic Dance Fitness classes for women only.
Specialties
BODYTALK invites women over the age of 18, of all shapes and sizes, to join this unique club that celebrates being a woman. BODY TALK offers low impact workout programs using several types of dance, designed to give you a full body workout. The benefits of exotic dance fitness have been discovered by housewives, professionals, and even the famous. Classes offered at Body Talk are exotic moves, polerize, and sexy yoga. exotic moves introduces different dance techniques that help tone and strengthen body muscles. Polerize teaches you to use your own body weight as a way to build and tone muscles. Body Talk was created to provide a unique experience for women to have fun, gain self-confidence, enjoy womanhood, and stay fit and healthy.
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Reviews
4.08 reviews
Kristin A.
4/21/2009
I attended two classes here with a meetup group. We did exotic dance and a pole class. The exotic class was very, very fun. Believe it or not it is a total workout. The instructor let us know...
Chontelle M.
8/13/2010
Every time I visit a strip club, I base the strippers' tips off this class. If it is something that I haven't mastered, they get like $5. If its something I am able to do well, they get $2 and if...
Lauren B.
8/17/2010
I am mucho delayed in writing this review but mostly because I don't make it out there since I sold my car. I decided to strap on some heels and take a swing around the pole to see if getting...
N S.
8/29/2009
Compared to other places, there's no fancy lighting or stereo system. Also, you don't get your own pole. There could be twice as many students as poles. You "rotate" and take turns at the pole...
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