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I think I have stripped my xjoint too but don’t have walkin freezer any other suggestions. It’s stuck in my pole:-(
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Hi welcome to the site!!!
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Hi welcome to the site!!!
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According to the chart the 750 used alone should work or combine 500 with the 250. Ar you sure you measured the ceiling correctly? if it’s under 10 u need try the 500 with 125 that will get u 9th 10in
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Count me in too!!!! Gonna get a skype account too
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Thank you Miraine
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OMG.. I am so glad I read this post today..Anngiern your comment has help me to with my confidence level as well. I have been presented with an opportunity to teach pole here in my city that doesnt have a pole studio and was weary too because I classify myself as beginner/intermediate but cant do many big tricks…and I too want my target audience to be everyday women looking to jazz up there workouts with a little fun and sexiness
But I didnt think I had enough skills to teach others…. "i think there is a big misconception in the pole world that you have to be able to do every trick in the book to be a teacher and that is not true. there is so much more to teaching than being able to do all the "hard" tricks" th this "
This quote really brought it home for me
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we are our biggest obstacle in doing what we want to do ..just like with your bellydance class it turned out great for you and im sure you knew more then you thought when it came to teaching others..I hope I have that same experience..Im gonna start the lessons in August and let fate take it from there..you guys are awesome..sending cyberhttps://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_cheers.gifhugs
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I agree that BodyRock.tv is a good one and i like ToneItUp..just started following that one
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Hiya..always a pleasure to see another GA peach!!
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I have the mats and i cut a slit and small circle the diameter of the pole in one that goes around the pole so the pole is coming out the middle of the mat.
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I think all studios should have a strength class..so that is good that you are thinking on that..I went to a studio and the beginner class was just a routine that we learned and never did anything specific for strength. I so wished for a class like Azriel has explained
Just basic strength conditioning moves for the pole..like the tucks, holds, prances, climbing and such..the building blocks that we all need especially in the beginning. I second the stretching should be saved for the end
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Thanks guys…I have thought about themed parties but I wasn't sure if I am to suggest themes or let the ppl that book the party request a theme…boas and ties sound fun…I always related them to chair routines but i guess it could work for the pole too. Love the theme music idea for different type parties…
Right now I have only done a simple pole routine that had some floor work but not anything with a chair.I show the routine..then teach it move by move having the ladies come up and do the move..and then at the end they each do the whole routine.. I had this idea of getting beads or pins and a crown and at the end whoever has collected the most beads or pins and does the complete routine wins the title/crown "Pole Diva" for the night.
And as far as the boas do they keep them or give them back??
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Loving the new layout and the colors too!!
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Hi so happy to see a local..kinda…I’m in Albany GA which is about 1.5 hours from Columbus. This is a great site very informative and the ladies are awesome. Maybe we can pole some time in the future…I have family in the area as well so I’m there visiting and shopping…welcome https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_cheers.gif
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Hi Empyrean what insurace company do you use?
