[jeng]

THanks for the tip. Now that I think of it after my first practice the palm of my hand and blisters were really tender thent he 2nd day they got worse after using the windex to clean the pole between moves. Can’t wait to see the doctor because I’ve been itchy for several days now.

[jeng]

If you don’t have the upper body and core strength or correct posture (shoulders held back and down) and are attempting inverts or advanced holds this could cause you muscle strain through out your back.

[jeng]

What veena said is so try. When I get together with a couple other girls I’m usually able to do moves I never thought I could but when I’m at home practicing it doesn’t seem to happen all the time. For me its a combination of having a spotter available just in case I fall and a bit of being competitive and being able to keep up with the other girls.

Just keep practicing!

[jeng]

My pole is in my unheated garage as well since hubby won’t let me keep it inside of the house in plain sight(doesn’t want his daughter to see it and go back to his mom and say something).

I put down a nice area rug and lighting and am going to be hanging up some curtains to make if feel nicer. Just need to decorate the area a bit https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_e_smile.gif

[jeng]

I’m right handed. Didn’t get a chance to try since it was way too cold in my garage.

[jeng]

Thanks for the suggestions. I was thinking about inverting on the opposite side of the pole so my dominant arm/hand was the one left holding on. Going to give it a try this weekend to see if it makes any difference.

I’m determined to get the superman!

[jeng]

I’ve been polling on and off for about 10 months now and its still painful. When I first started I couldn’t handle the pain of just doing a basic sit on the pole, now it barely bothers me. As you progress and start trying more difficult moves that require skin on pole contact on your legs, thighs, arms, stomach, etc there will be pain and lots of bruising. As you gain strength and get better at the moves this will go away.

[jeng]

I’ve beeing trying the superman for the past 3 weeks and am just not getting it. Man does it hurt. If you don’t mind me asking what was the thing that your instructor pointed out that you were doing wrong that helped you get it.

Congrats!

[jeng]

Veena I’d love to see a video on all of them https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_e_smile.gif

[jeng]

Thanks Veena. As far as the sizes go is there anything that lists out what your hips/waist size should be so I know to pick small or medium?

[jeng]

I agree, I have Jamilla’s Art of Pole cds as well and she explains the moves in a manner that are easy to follow. Much better then some of my past instructors.

[jeng]

That was it. Thanks for the video.

I’m going to give it a try during my practice this afternoon.

[jeng]

I know that Alena from Pole Junkies hosts and annual get together. Its in Calgary, Alberta Canada.

International Pole Camp 2009
September 18-20, 2009
Cost is $200 i believe.

[jeng]

I wish I had a room to decorate in. My pole is stuck out in my unheated garage since my house is all vaulted ceilings. I’m going to hand some curtains around the area though so I don’t have to look at the car or cement walls.

[jeng]

I believe Alena from PoleJunkies is now selling mats that are made especially for pole dancing.