Patti
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There’s no nails or screws for the floor
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Hammock please.
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Interested in the leg warmers, Cleo DVDs and light. Is some stuff already gone? I didn’t see everything on eBay
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Does each one have to be posted on the same day? Or can u post a few at a time as long as the post is properly labeled with the day and hashtags
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*Installation manual
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The most response I got from xpole was on June 1st saying they are waiting for another shipment and final installation to make it available in the U.S.
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I’m at a loss for words at how poorly you were treated. Don’t quit over 1 rotten apple. I was fortunate to find a wonderful and supportive studio in my area. Took the plunge a year ago and tried pole. Best decision ever. It’s hard to believe what I can do now. I’ve definitely been skinnier in my life but I’m definitely at my strongest having found pole fitness. As for your yelp review, I would check to see if you saved it as a draft and didn’t click publish. I’ve done that before. Businesses can’t delete yelp reviews and I saw another negative review on this studio. Your review can save someone else from an awful experience
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How old is your x-stage?
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not yet available in the US. I have inquired with some nice folks at xpole customer service who said it’s a matter of getting the instruction manual for the a-frame to make it available on the US market. you can get it Australia. I
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EEEK…..so purty! I have a 45mm x-stage lite. I’ve been waiting forever for the A-frame to be sold in the US since that can accommodate a hammock and a lyra. but this lollipop lyra is intriguing me 🙂 I would love to hear more feedback on what u think Veena stability, feel etc. I saw your video on FB. lovely and graceful as always
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Like others have said competition poles are usually 45mm. The studio I pole at has 2 40mm poles and 5 45 mm poles. I used to use the 40 mm when I first started taking pole. considering my hand size. Size 4 ring fingers. XS gloves. Now that I’ve been doing pole more than 6 months, I’ll tell you I’m so glad I made myself use the 45s. Leg hangs and inverts are much easier to hold with the 45 being that it is more surface area. I think your hand looks fine on the 45. also agree with the comment about core and upper body strength that comes with continued practice. I get on the 40 at the studio for spins. Still find doing spins on the 40s fun. Get a lot speed and air with my reverse grab on it. I also bought a 45 mm pole for home and don’t regret my choice. It would be a nice luxury to have a 40 to spin on at home but not worth another $300. Happy poling 🙂