The camp runs Sunday 2nd May to Friday 7th May 2027. Hotel check-in opens at 3pm on the Sunday, and you check out on Friday. The four middle days, Monday to Thursday, are the training days. The full timetable comes out about two to three weeks before the camp, so you won't know the exact class order when you book. You will know the range: pole tricks and combinations, pole choreography, flying pole, handsprings and shoulder mounts, aerial hoop, aerial hammock and silks, flexibility and splits, conditioning and strength, burlesque and chair dance, hand balancing, and stretch and mobility. Private coaching is available on top of that.

What sets this apart from a typical fitness holiday is how narrow and deep it goes. It's pole and aerial, start to finish, with several instructors rather than one. You get to try different coaching styles back to back, which is hard to do at your home studio. The organisers also run Accredited Pole Instructor Training. The coursework is online, and the in-person assessment happens in Budapest during camp week. It includes a Beginner to Intermediate course (two courses in one) and an Advanced pole fitness instructor course, so if you've been thinking about teaching, you can finish your assessment the same week.

The instructor team is international, but the page doesn't name individual instructors yet, and it says instructors and timetables can change for operational reasons. Expect variety more than one fixed lead coach.

Budapest is a good place for a week like this. Once the studio day is done you're in a city with thermal baths, ruin bars in old courtyards and the Danube running through the middle. The social plan uses all of that: an evening boat on the river, a night out in the ruin bars, spa visits, and a fancy dress night with a superhero theme. There's also a WhatsApp group before the event, so you can get to know people before you land.

The group is set up to work for solo travellers. Shared rooms are allocated in groups of three, four or five people. The organisers say they'll help with transfers and getting around Budapest if you're travelling alone. Just tell them in advance.

There are five ways to book. Four include a hotel room and one is lessons only. They range from £459 for the training without accommodation up to £1,359 for a private double room with VIP extras. A £100 non-refundable deposit holds your place, and the balance is due before 31st March 2027.

What's included

- 5 nights hotel accommodation (all packages except Lessons Only) - Shared 3, 4 or 5-person rooms with private bathroom (standard packages) - 20+ hours of pole, aerial, flexibility and conditioning workshops (Monday–Thursday) - Access to all international instructors and studio sessions - Mixed beginner to advanced workshops - Evening social activities and group events - WhatsApp support group before the event - Support for solo travellers where possible - Optional instructor development opportunities - VIP goodies and surprise extras (Early Bird / Returning Guest VIP) - Twin or double room with a person of your choice (Premier VIP) - Private double hotel room (Ultimate Solo VIP) - Welcome pole gifts (Premier and Ultimate VIP) - Private 1-hour 1-2-1 instructor session (Premier and Ultimate VIP) - 30-minute pole photoshoot using your own phone (Premier and Ultimate VIP) - Complimentary 30-minute massage or mini facial (Premier and Ultimate VIP)

What's not included

- Flights - Airport and city transfers - Travel insurance - Meals - Some optional social activities (extra payment required) - Accommodation on the Lessons Only package - Accredited Pole Instructor Training (ask for details)