Vent: My studio kinda sucks

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I started pole a few months ago and after doing a trial week at the top rated studio my area, I signed up for a year contract. Now that the honeymoon phase has worn off, I starting to see a lot of flaws.

I still love pole and thankfully have a home setup and online classes, but wish I hadn't gone all in on this studio. Will probably cancel at end of year and do class packs at other studios before signing a contract.

My gripes:
- 1-2 crash mats available per room (for like 16 poles)

- Overly lax filming policy - tripods EVERYWHERE from warmup to cooldown. When filming etiquette was enforced, instructor jabbed that "someone had to the that bitch and complain about filming". Once had professional videographers come in a film for half of the class duration (obvi for studio promo material), students were not given a heads up before.

- Lack of structure with class advancement. What I mean is you have to be able to invert to progress, but inverts (or even invert conditioning) are seldom taught in beginner classes which seem to focus more on low spins. There are classes for first-timers, but there are so few that first-timers end up going to beginner classes which seems to hold back experienced beginner that are trying to advance.

- Inconsistent/unsafe teaching quality (ex - beginner class that did not train weak side at all [recipe for uneven strength development and injury], none of the beginner teachers talk about proper muscle engagement (just vague "engage everything") nor the nuances of different grips, teaching swinging into invert rather than building up with controlled knee tucks).

Am I being overly critical? What are hallmarks of a good studio?

Grateful for the online pole community because folks like Veena, Marlo Fisken on YT, and reddit users have helped me prevent undue injuries.