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Some questions
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Haha wrong button my bad.
Anyways I had some questions it’s been a while but now that I’ve gotten my butt together depressions subsided a ton ton! I’m getting a life a job hopefully soon and a man I love dearly n I’ve improved greatly in my strength. back almost to where i was two yrs ago. I’m starting to want to look into poling again. So I had some questions.
If I bought a pole what kind or brand would you gals recommend for a beginner. Or if anyone knows a cheap priced studio in Colorado Springs co I’d look into that to. And when you go to a studio if you want to do self taught but just use their poles do they let you do that? or do you have to take a course to use their poles? And I forgot what my other question was ill remeber later. Thanks! 🙂 -
Check out the Studio Veena pole! It has been getting rave reviews. Xpoles are awesome too.
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If you just want to practice on a studios pole, you can do that during a studios “open pole” time. Usually it’s approx. $5-10 to go to an open pole session. There is usually no pole instructor present, it is exactly that open pole practice.
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Many studios would require you to go to some classes for open pole…any of the major brands r good, but….you have to find one that works for you..size and grip.. The Veena pole is a great start though
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