Porshka
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Wow, she is pretty bad-ass. I can't believe she's not more famous!
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Cool…so Friday, May 18 will be our start date….
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I have nothing against shape wear, but this sounds a little too close to the corsets of 100+ years ago that could really do some damage. The article mentions organ shifting and the zipper forcing the air out of your lungs. For me, that is going way too far.
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Question…what is a good way to make goals for pole improvement? Like, getting stronger or nailing a trick? Because everyone will progress differently, how do you set a time-line? Also, how often does everyone work on their pole?
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Yes, of course!
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Sounds very good; I will begin getting some attainable, concrete goals! I'm excited!
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Thank you! There is a post where members sort of set their own rules initially and then just check in weekly with their progress. For me, it would probably consist of pole/flexibility progress, some weightloss (not a major concern for me but I would like to drop 15 lbs) and healthy living. For me, that would include mostly not drinking or smoking. If I'm not drinking, I pretty much eat very healthily – I tend to crave fruits and vegetables. Mostly workout stuff for me. I guess setting goals and then working on meeting them?
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Wow, that was really inspiring and uplifiting…thank you for sharing! Also, when did DDP become a yoga instructor?!
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Thank you, UTPoler!!! The misconception that you are going to get all huge is one of my biggest pet peeves. Also, I love Jamie Eason….
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I am totally in! I will post pics tonight or tomorrow. My goals are all splits and the bridge. I can do the bridge now but I want it to be really tight and be able to put one leg up, just like Alethea Austin <3 <3!
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Ugh – I know EXACTLY how you feel! Hang in there, it will definitely get better. For me, poling really starts out as a labor of love; it is awesome and super fun/inspiring, yet at the same time extremely discouraging and intimidating (dare I say depressing?).
Just keep trying and it will happen. The feeling that you get when you can finally do something is worth how hard it is. Oh, and I am NOT 5'2" and 110lbs!