dustbunny
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I use Chrome too. 😊
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Have you sweaty-handed girls tried Dirty Girl Poletice? I used to apply dry hands or tite grip constantly until I started using dgp. If I apply right before poling I can pole for hours and only dab at my hands with isopropyl alcohol to dry them every 10-15 minutes. Plenty long enough to dance to full songs!
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dustbunny
MemberJune 17, 2015 at 5:12 pm in reply to: Hi, i am poling for a couple months. i’m so happy to find out your studio here!!Hello and welcome! If you’re new to pole I highly recommend Veena’s lessons. They are super affordable and the best lessons available online. Also everyone here is very friendly and helpful if you want help with a specific move. Enjoy the journey. ☺
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That sounds so frustrating. Is there another class at the studio you can go to? Maybe a lower level or open pole where you can work on tricks individually until your body gets used to the size and finish of the poles.
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If he is a Registered Practitioner of some kind you should be able to report your experience to some kind of governing body that keeps track of/investigates these things.
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Unfortunately I don’t have many options for studios around here. I guess I get what I get!
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dustbunny
MemberMay 15, 2015 at 6:30 pm in reply to: How to train for a seated straddle press with no strength?I just want to point out that, yes, this is the start position for the seated straddle press but it is also one of the most difficult parts of the move. You can still definitely train other areas of the press. For example; holding a free standing handstand, standing straddle press, lowering out of handstand with control (into standing and eventually into sitting), and the list goes on. Try working on other parts of the goal and you will build the strength to do the more difficult parts. I hope that helps and good luck this is a very difficult and advanced move… regardless of how many 6 year old gymnasts are doing it on youtube. ☺ ☺ ☺
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I have been poling for nearly 6 years now. I only just got my split grip Aysha this winter. Split grip is the easiest grip for me but many people prefer the elbow or forearm grips.
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Maybe they are a Canadian company. I’m not sure, but you must have some version of the same thing down there. ☺
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Also, get a decent Allen key. The piece of sh!# they send you is not helping. It will prevent stripping the screws in the first place.
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You will get the screws cheaper from a fastener specialist like Brafasco than from X-pole. I also have bought extra bearings (from an auto parts supplier) to keep on hand should I ever have to replace them.
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Correct me if I’m wrong but I think she means in the daily newsletter.
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Exactly what Veena and Phoenix have said! Working the negatives is a hugely important step. You will get better at them if you keep trying!
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These are all great! My most recent victory is my pole studio. Since the start of the year my classes have really taken off and I’m teaching 5 or 6 classes a week now. 😆