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Does anyone know how to get into this pose?
Posted by bttrswtbeauty on March 30, 2011 at 2:19 pmhttp://www.facebook.com/#!/photo.php?fbid=1494656906754&set=a.1403378104841.50928.1844025801&theater
miss fern replied 13 years, 8 months ago 14 Members · 20 Replies -
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It looks like an over extended Ooona split. If you watch any of Oona's video's you can see how she gets into her signature move.
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the move is called Special K. The beginnings of it is the Oona Split. From attempting to practice it, you need a strong hummingbird and a good oona split. Oona Split vid-http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eqgo_Xk8kqg , Special K vid – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EvGJOeR_3so . Hope this helps.
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Special K is also known as a butterfly……not sure where the double naming came in.
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everyone has different names for everything. So i try to come up with generic terms. Will all it aerial oona split 😀 The vids do help. Im almost there with the help of those vids. Its just a fear thing of falling into it
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hey guys– oona recently clarified this for me, since i was confused as well. the "special K" is a name that people on a forum renamed oona's signature move (i dont know why…) which she believes that she created. SHE calls it the "flying k"– it's done one-handed and is commonly done as a transition out of a star/hummingbird.
a pic is here: http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=336235850888&set=a.437269315888.199731.505050888&theater
if you are doing it with two hands, it is a russian split or oona split: http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=131110220888&set=a.437269315888.199731.505050888&theater
i would agree with veng's distinction for and use aerial or grounded to differentiate where the lower foot is in the oona split.
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hm the links are broken, but if you copy and paste the entire URL you should be able to see the pic… not sure if you need to be "friends" with oona.
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bahahaha I will say that my special K looks NOTHING like that! *jealous*
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Anyone know if this trick is possible with heels on? Or can it only be done barefoot?
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As far as I can see it is a barefoot only type move. In oder to get the extension needed you need to press the foot against the pole…no way you are doing that with heels on.
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Barefoot only, for sure.
Natasha Wang told me she puts grip aid on the bottom of her foot–that's the only thing that keeps her from face-planting, in her words. She also said she picks up a load of gross gunk stuck to the bottom of the foot! 🙂
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Whadda mean it can't be done in heels…
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@shellypoles i think the ‘only without shoes’ was referring to the aerial version where you require skin grip from your foot to stop you slippering down or less delicately ‘face planting’.
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Shellypoles, that video was amazing! I can't believe the way she was flipping all over the place like that in heels–I'm proud of myself for just walking around in them and not falling on my face! Plus, it combined two of my favorite things–pole dance and Tomb Raider.
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Yep, Chelle is superhuman and puts on an amazing, dynamic show everytime 😉
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