
PoleSkivvies
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@https://www.studioveena.com/users/view/4daea040-47c4-4b33-92ee-22c30ac37250 – Drop me a line – PoleSkivvies should never shrink in the dryer! 🙂
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@https://www.studioveena.com/users/view/4daea040-47c4-4b33-92ee-22c30ac37250 – Drop me a line – PoleSkivvies should never shrink in the dryer! 🙂
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PoleSkivvies
MemberAugust 27, 2011 at 7:50 am in reply to: Are you a physical therapist? Do you teach pole?Cool! I don't have all the details, but it looks like they would like to have a pole studio in their clinic space (it's a good size). I believe they'd offer the PT part-time work in the clinic as a PT while the pole business is getting established. It would be the first pole studio in the state and would be located in one of the better-off towns outside the main city (about 5-10 min drive from Burlington).
I don't know if an occupational therapist would be a match or not, but I'd be glad to pass on your email. I think she might want the person to be (or get) certified in pole.
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Oh my god, that is horrible! I've heard bad service problems with them before – I guess it's the luck of the draw how they respond. I wouldn't want to deal with them further, either.
The enamel Lil Mynx are the color ones, yes. Pole Danzer also makes good permanent poles (so recommends a friend, although she isn't fond of their removable poles). Have you tried Platinum Stages or Rpole? I've heard mix things about them and am not even sure they are in Australia …
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I liked my Lil Mynx, though the SS is very slippery. They have enamel ones, too, though, but they can be very grippy, I hear.
What happened with your Xpert? I have a TG Xpert and love it! If there's a problem, won't they exchange it?
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PoleSkivvies
MemberJuly 19, 2011 at 5:14 pm in reply to: Sticking to pole in a bizarre turn of events …Thank you! I'll try that!
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PoleSkivvies
MemberJuly 19, 2011 at 4:23 pm in reply to: Sticking to pole in a bizarre turn of events …I guess I shouldn't complain, since it's such a rare problem out here. Still, how do I get out of the inverts? I usually just slide down out of the Bat (just the basic), but I've totally stopped that for the time being. Do I just come down the way I went up, undoing my legs? Is there any other approach to it?
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That's wondeful! Congratulations!!!
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Hi all –
Just jumping in – thanks for all the support of PoleSkivvies! I'm always looking for feedback on the items and would be glad to answer any questions about fit or design.
Keep an eye out for the new Jade Tank Top, too, which will be introduced this autumn – a flattering and sexy take on the classic. It, like all PoleSkivvies items, is made of Tactel, which wicks the sweat away and has fabulous cling.
Happy poling!
Jennifer -
I can resize JPGs, so whatever you have should work. Pole-related is best, but any picture will do – people just like to see who the person their reading about is.
THANK YOU!!! Veeners are awesome!
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You guys are the best – am looking forward to reading all of them! At this rate, my interview schedule will be set for weeks and weeks to come – thank you!
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If you're getting sports bra that is sized like a regular bra, you want it to fit snugly around the rib cage – that's where the support comes from. If it's too loose there, it will slide down.
If it's not that kind of sizing, you would have to check the individual brand. With the Gemini, it would be either the Large or Goddess size.
Regardless, look up online how to determine your bra size – a lot of problems women have with bras come from not wearing the right size.
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Panache is a great "big bust" brand and they make sports bras as well as sexy lingerie.
To give my own brand, PoleSkivvies, a blatant plug, I've gotten customer feedback on the Gemini Bra up to a size F cup and they loved it. However, it's not the kind of sports bra that prevents any movement – it just keeps the girls happily contained. So, great for pole but not for jogging for a large-breasted woman. It doesn't use underwires, but has a wide elastic band for support and the cut of the straps keeps the bosom in, even upside down.
You can see it here (double click on the photos for larger images): http://poleskivvies.com/gemini-pole-bra/
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My first pole was a LM stainless steel – I like it, but it was way too slippery, especially in cold weather. My Xpole Xpert works better for (TG), and it fits fine in my short, less-than-8 foot ceilings. Whichever you get, enjoy your new pole!
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Love them – especially the inverted lettering!