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Hello everyone!
My name is Darilyn, I am almost 22 and am from Alberta, Canada. I took one beginner pole class about a year ago, but due to goofy work hours havent been back. I am currently apprenticing as a plumber gasfitter. No I don’t unplug toilets or snake drains, but do new installs in commercial and heavy duty factories lol. Pole dancing is something I found to let me express and feel more feminine like I know I have on the inside! Most days after working 10 hours with a bunch of guys really does not leave me feeling too lady like. I have been admiring Veena’s videos on youtube for quite some time now, and finally joined https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_e_biggrin.gif I am excited to finally be on here as part of a community, and am looking forward to learning lots. So I’ve heard I can buy an xpole on here…how do I go about that? Is there an attachment for vaulted ceilings? Has anyone else rented a place and had to cover up holes in the ceiling?
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Lol, your story just reminded me a little of Flashdance https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_e_biggrin.gif !!
But a warm welcome to StudioVeena!Unfortunately Veena doen’t sell xpoles on here anymore. One of the SV members sells them in her webshop http://www.houseofpole.net. And there are others on here who sell them too. You can of course also buy your xpole from http://www.xpoleus.com.
From what I heard there is a vaulted ceiling adapter in the works, but I’m not sure when it’s supposed to be released. Maybe you can call Xpole US for that info.
With that final question I can’t help, but I’ll bet that there are a few ladies here that could share their experiences on the topic. But either way, covering up holes in the ceiling shouldn’t be too much of a hassle, right?
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I tend to be a bit of a tomboy, and pole dance has really brought out my feminine side.Welcome to the site!! Come join us for Friday chat some time if you can. https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_cheers.gif If you do go with a permanent pole covering up the holes really isn’t a big deal, unless you have hardwood floors. But ceiling its not a biggy.
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