
RobynPoleDancer
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RobynPoleDancer
MemberJuly 28, 2013 at 5:36 am in reply to: What do you think of this pole(this kind of pole joint)?Wow, that's even a copy of the ORIGINAL X-Pole that had the release rod holes at the TOP of the A-Piece, meaning you have to unscrew the adjuster all the way out to get the chopstick through, and then you need a 2m arm-span to use the chopsticks!
X-Pole Tech, they show the pole spinning in the 2/2 video.
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Unfortunately Indigo has closed down due to lack of subscribers, which is a huge shame.
P2P magazine also RUN events, and in the past have turned down covering other national events because of a conflict of interest!!!! They are supposed to be journalists no? It's a very one sided magazine, and only covers their own stuff (it's almost like an in-house magazine now). I can't recommend it!
We'd rather get Vertical Art & Fitness sent over from the USA, it's actually VERY well written, edited, and published beautifully. Makes the other magazines look like high-school projects.
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Nope. Which is one of the reasons I recommend the X-Pert over the Sport
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Have you asked Airborne Studios?
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I'm Robynbobbin
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Yay! That's me in the vid!
There's a certain amount of rotation around the pole that happens on the end of a (any) switch into an Inside Leg Hang. It's where the pole moves onto the back of the calf of the hooking leg (so that the lower leg ends up more vertical, note that it's almost horizontal at the beginning of the trick), and where the pole moves from the front to the back of your ribs and ends up on your back.
Also use the back/free leg as a counter weight to pull your hips flat.In this video I use a lot of speed to dive through with my arm. If I do it more slowly, I rotate a lot at the end.
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There are a few studios in the UK with Pole-Away.
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We have noticed the same thing here in the UK. Someone recently bought some Xotic Eyes and it cost them like £50!
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This is a "Genevieve" or "Side Saddle". It's easier than it looks. Hook the outside leg in an invert then swing the free leg all the way around. It's simple to learn from the the floor though, hook the knee, then sit down into it so the back of your thighs are on the pole.
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RobynPoleDancer
MemberApril 4, 2013 at 7:36 am in reply to: how much do you pay for a private class?1000 seems pretty extortionate. When Felix came to the UK, her privates were over £200 for the hour.
I've paid £190 for 2:1 with Jenyne.
Stars that travel a long way to get to you have to factor in their travel and accomodation costs as well as studio hire, before you get to actually charging for expertise.
I feel that my privates are priced fairly, but once I've take out the studio hire (and I don't even factor travel), I don't think I'm getting much for my expertise level. I don't want to charge any more, as I think I'd get fewer people booking.
I might start using a tier system like Charley. Thanks for the idea. xxxPlease be aware that teaching from your home may invalidate your insurance. There are threads here that have advice on this.
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RobynPoleDancer
MemberMarch 23, 2013 at 6:34 pm in reply to: Any UK members having issues with Platinum??If you paid by CREDIT CARD (or Paypal in some cases), you can take it up as a dispute to say that you haven't received goods you paid for.
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RobynPoleDancer
MemberMarch 21, 2013 at 1:47 pm in reply to: Any UK members having issues with Platinum??Sorry.
Platinum Stages UK is run by Pole2Pole Magazine. (The company director is listed as "Brett Golding" who is in marketing for P2P)
Unfortunately it really doesn't surprise me that you've been let down by this bunch of …. (this is the point where I'm supposed to say "my mother told me, if I can't say anything nice, then don't say anything at all")
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Did you get your money back with the "Ironclad 100% Satisfaction "Love It or Shove It" Guarantee" ?
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I don't think that spins should be done with clothing covering you, unless they are grounded spins. Even a basic fireman spin is made easier on the arms by gripping with the legs, and many larger girls DO have trouble holding their weight in their arms to begin with. As you work through a good progression/syllabus of spins, requirement to grip with legs decreases, and increases the work required by the arms and shoulders (which should be built up slowly).
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There is NOTHING available to buy on that site! Lots of items, but no prices or option to buy!
Highly suspicious!