Frequently Asked Questions

Physie, short for Physical Culture, is a uniquely Australian sport that blends dance, fitness and flexibility training. Students learn age specific routines set to upbeat music, designed to improve strength, coordination, posture and confidence. It combines elements of jazz, ballet, contemporary dance and aerobic movement in a fun and supportive environment. 

We offer classes for preschoolers, juniors, seniors and ladies, withclasses suitable for all ages and experience levels. Whether you are three or seventy three, we have a class that supports your growth, confidence and enjoyment. 

 We run classes across two convenient Brisbane northside locations:
• Geebung
• Fitzgibbon
Both locations offer easy parking, clean facilities and welcoming class spaces. 

No. Physie is designed for beginners through to experienced dancers. Our classes builds skills gradually and focuses on technique, confidence and individual progress. Many of our most successful competitors started with zero dance background.

In  each class you can expect:

• Warm ups and mobility work
• Stretching, strength and flexibility training
• Technique foundations such as posture, alignment and musicality
• Learning age graded BJP Physie syllabus
• Teamwork and performance skills
• Fun challenges to help students build confidence

Dancers are encouraged, but never required, to compete. Competitions are offered for both teams and individuals, with opportunities at local, state and national levels. Competitions help build confidence, resilience, teamwork and goal setting skills. 

Some students attend physie purely for fun, fitness and friendships. Competition is optional and your child will be supported whether they want to compete, try one event a year or just enjoy weekly classes.  

Dancers can take part in: 

• Team competitions
• Interclub events
• Champion Girl (individual) competition 
• National finals in Sydney including the Opera House for qualifying seniors

These events bring together clubs from across Australia and give dancers wonderful performance experiences.  

For weekly lessons, students wear comfortable, form fitting activewear that allows movement. Performance wear and BJP leotards are required for competitions, and our teachers will guide you through all options, fit and style.  

Most dancers attend once or twice a week depending on age and goals. If your dancer aims for state or national level results, regular weekly attendance along with regular practice at home are recommended.  

Throughout the year, Private Lessons will become available to competition dancers. 

Yes! New students are welcome to join us for a free trial week to experience our classes, meet our teachers and see if North Pointe is the right fit. 

Absolutely! Our ladies classes cater to beginners through to experienced dancers, offering a supportive and social environment for fitness, technique and personal achievement.