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Pole Move Box
Has anyone bought the pole move box?
http://www.thepoledancingshop.com/products/Pole-Move-Box.html
There is only one review and it’s bad but the thing looks so awesome! I’m hoping to get something I can use as a teaching tool in my studio and also to play fun games with (like pick 3 cards and make a combo out of them). I bought the poleography cards from poleography.com which rocked but I’ve already worn those suckers out and am in need of more moves and more cards! What do you all suggest? Ps- veena, I would love you forever if you made a set of pole move flash cards -
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I would recommend you check out the Pole Fitness Association website and purchase their Index Cards. They are like $20!
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Yeah, I about choked on that price!
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Yeah….I choked on that one too~~Holy Hannah
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Yea, the pole move box must have gold nuggets in the bottom to be nearly $300 but the pfa cards are $30 for members and $65 for nonmembers. Has anyone seen those cards? I’m weary about them too because it doesn’t say how many you get or how the layout of the cards are…..still waiting on veena to make some flash cards 😉
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The flash cards are exactly the same as the moves in their dictionary and you can download that for free!
http://www.polefitnessassociation.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=55&Itemid=56
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Thanks chem goddess! You were crazy helpful 😉 I’m totally buying the cards though because like I said, we like to play a little ‘go fish’ style card game with tricks cards in my studio. Super fun 🙂
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I’ve seen the pole box. My friend got them for free from someone affiliated with them. They look like real pics in that the backs have small print on them like ‘kodak’ but the words say something different. I forget what. Anyway, there are a lot of cards! The names of some of the moves were surprising to me. I’d like to have it but it costs as much as a pole which to me doesn’t make sense. But I figure it takes a lot of money to make if they are real prints. There isn’t any info other than the name and stars for difficulty. The PDA cards are a good buy. I have the new deck which has 75 more cards than the previous version.
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I’ve seen the pole box. My friend got them for free from someone affiliated with them. They look like real pics in that the backs have small print on them like ‘kodak’ but the words say something different. I forget what. Anyway, there are a lot of cards! The names of some of the moves were surprising to me. I’d like to have it but it costs as much as a pole which to me doesn’t make sense. But I figure it takes a lot of money to make if they are real prints. There isn’t any info other than the name and stars for difficulty. The PDA cards are a good buy. I have the new deck which has 75 more cards than the previous version.
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I have the pole fitness association ones at my studio and we love them! They are very helpful! And great photos, and broken down into levels!
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I have the PFA ones. I never look at them anymore. Too exspensive for what you get. Just download the free one. I think Veena's short video's are better. You Tube to find new moves. The cards are VERY general, and they wont describe anything. I actually certified with OC Pole Fitness. ( the group that took a big part in making those cards.) If you dont have a discription of how to get in and out of the move then it's harder to figure out. I think the videos from Felix are over priced too. They are better than most, but still a little disappointment for the money.
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