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Bored Beginner. Ready to Progress ?
Hello everyone. I have been poling off and on 5 years +, but not able to go to a studio or practice frequently hurting my progress. A car accident and back injury set me back. Now I want to take classes again. My fav. studio closed, and not sure where I fit in at the new studio or in lessons. I feel too advanced for the beg. class and not sure if Im ready for all the class intermediate stuff. Where do I fit in ? Previously I could do some intermediate spins, invert and climb, lost it all : (. should I look into privates? Please advise.
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The instructor would be able to tell you which class to go in. Just communicate prior to signing up. You’ll probably be the best beginner student or a not so good intermediate 🙂
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As katana suggested, I would just talk with the instructors there, they may have some insight for you. If you have been away form pole for a while starting at the beginning is a good idea, to build up strength. If you have a home pole there are always the lessons here as well. https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_flower.gif
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It depends on their system – ask them what you will learn in beginner classes – not every studio has a super basic beginner program – some of them are rather tough and do include cradles, inverts and climbs.
If I were you – I'd tell them all of this – like has already been suggested and take a couple beginner classes and see how you feel – because it might just be good to work on polishing your basics and work on transitions while your body adjusts back to pole 🙂 There's always new things to learn at the beginner level – even if they are simple and you can do them easily – then you can perhaps work on combinations 🙂
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