Question 1

How do I book a P.O.S.E. class?

Accepted Answer

Click any BOOK A DROP button on the site to be taken to our secure booking page on Pike13. Choose your class, enter your details, and pay — all in under 2 minutes. You'll get an instant email confirmation.

Question 2

Where are P.O.S.E. classes held?

Accepted Answer

All P.O.S.E. pop-up classes happen at The ARC — 41141 Raintree Court, Murrieta, CA 92562. Located in the Inland Empire, easily accessible from Temecula, Menifee, Lake Elsinore, Riverside, and North County San Diego.

Question 3

What ages are P.O.S.E. classes for?

Accepted Answer

Our pop-up classes are for serious dancers ages 8 and up. Most classes are open to teens and adults. Levels range from Beginner to Intermediate/Advanced — pick the class that matches your skill.

Question 4

Do I need experience to take a class?

Accepted Answer

Depends on the class level. BEG/INT classes welcome dancers with some foundation — beginners included. INT/ADV classes assume you have solid technique already.

Question 5

How much do P.O.S.E. classes cost?

Accepted Answer

Prices range from $35–$50 per drop depending on the guest teacher and class length. Each class is a one-time fee — no membership, no commitment.

Question 6

Can dancers from any studio sign up for P.O.S.E. classes?

Accepted Answer

Yes! P.O.S.E. is open to dancers from any home studio, dance team, or training background. We exist to give dancers access to industry-pro teachers regardless of where they train.

Question 7

What should I bring to a P.O.S.E. class?

Accepted Answer

Comfortable dance clothes you can move in, appropriate footwear for the style, a water bottle, and your phone if you want to film the choreography. Arrive 15 minutes early to check in and warm up.

Question 8

What is the cancellation policy for P.O.S.E. classes?

Accepted Answer

Class credit is given for all cancellations submitted at least 24 hours before class. Cancellations within 24 hours are non-refundable. Class credits can be used for any future P.O.S.E. drop.

Question 9

Is P.O.S.E. a dance studio?

Accepted Answer

No, P.O.S.E. is a pop-up Master Class series, not a studio. It is meant to be used in addition to — not instead of — your regular training at your home studio.

Question 10

Does P.O.S.E. offer competitions or private lessons?

Accepted Answer

No. P.O.S.E. focuses exclusively on group Master Classes with industry-pro guest teachers. For competitions and private lessons, work with your home studio.

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