Students unleash sensuality as skilled instructors lead sultry dance routines, & pole-dancing spins & tricks.

• Expires Nov 28, 2012
• Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as a gift. Limit 1 per visit. Valid only for option purchased. Classes expires 30 days from activation date for 2 class option. Registration required. 5hr cancellation notice required or $5 fee may apply. $7 fee may apply for no-shows for 60 minute option; $9.50 fee for 5-week option. Must sign waiver. Classes must be used by the same person.
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• $19 for a 60-minute Vixen teaser workshop and a beginner pole-dancing class (a $50 value)
• $45 for a five-week Vixen 101 fitness-class workshop (a $99 value)

During weekly 60-minute Vixen 101 classes, instructors ease students into the basics of sensual movement with sultry walks, fluid hip movements, body rolls, and floor work.

Alternatively, Vixen teaser classes introduce both pole-dancing and sensual-movement techniques. Once students have the basics under their garter belts, beginner pole-dancing classes build on their come-hither moves, and students weave simple spins and tricks into short dance routines. See the full schedule. This Groupon is valid at the Detroit and Ypsilanti locations.

Vixen Fitness’s certified instructor Danielle Green was fed up with the lack of exercise programs designed to empower women. After a year of throwing private dance parties in her clients’ homes, Danielle realized that many women pursue fitness to feel desirable, which involves not only simple aesthetics, but also self-confidence. Her insights panned out. Today, her all-female fitness operation includes two studios where she and her team of sultry instructors help women unleash their inner Aphrodites. In a comfortable setting, women swivel into leaner bodies during pole-dancing and sensual-dance classes. When they’re not teaching lap dance and aerobic strip-tease classes, teachers help students carve out fitter frames with Zumba, belly dance, and yogalates—a hybrid of yoga and Pilates—and host the original bachelorette and girl’s night out parties that inspired the studio's beginning.