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  • pegasusaerialfitness

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    November 4, 2011 at 5:53 pm in reply to: Fear of going Upside down

    Do it backwards. I think Veena has a good lesson. Put some cushion down on the florr and do the coming up part. Once you are secure in the coming up…you will know that you can do it on the pole. Have someone spot you the first few times to help build your confidence…Remember to tell your spotter heads and hips… When you come up, grab the pole underneath you to help give you a little more push up. I think most people are scared of that because they stop comeing up for a second and that hesitation is what scares them.. The fall back and the coming up at the bottom. Put a little dry hands on the pole to help you stick if you sweat a little at first.

  • thanks..haven't had an episode in a long while. I did use diuretics and they helped a lot. I know how I feel before I get one, so I am pretty good and preventing them. It seemed like part of it was food related, and another was not resting enough.

  • I'm sorry to hear about your Mom. Vertigo is THE WORST. I got it a few years ago and went to the emergency twice thinking I was having a stroke or something. I was bumping into walls, couldn't focus, and throwing up a lot. They said I had menier"s, or dizzy spells. IT WAS THE WORST THING THAT HAS EVER HAPPENDED TO ME. No warning, then you are spinning and barfing. I had them for a few years every once awhile and then they just didn't happen any more. I noticed that my ears rang before I had an episode. I found a little benedryl helped, because my doctor just told me to deal with it and that it was common and would not give me any medicine for it. I hope your Mom's is something simple like that.

  • pegasusaerialfitness

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    October 23, 2011 at 10:02 am in reply to: The nerve of some people!

    ever heard the term…keep your friends close and your enemy's closer. Take her class and hand out some promo's for your place.

  • Holy Moly…should of checked that for spelling errors. Sorry

  • Hi..I have the metal strip under the mirror. Is that the J mold? you are talking about. I used to "hold" or be the base. When you put your screws in, you need to drill or put a smaller pilot hole first. I'm lazy and always take a nail skinner then the screw and nail it in part way and the pull it out. Use the proper screws for your type of wall. It actually does matter. Studs are typically every 16 inches on center apart. If you can get the screws properly anchored into the studs it really will hold the mirror on the bottom. My mirrors are 3X5 too. The clips are for the top. I don't have mine clipped on the sides. Mirrors have a little flex in them and that is okay, so if dont try to make it really flat against the wall. Not all walls are straight. It this is your own home I dont recommending putting tape or adhesive on the wall. When you take the  mirror down then you have to repair the wall. It's a real art to repair dry wall to make it look nice. If you don't care there is mirror adhesive. You still need to put the track up. You can cut the track with a really sharp pair of cutters from home depot. Ask someone there. Have someone help you put it up so that you can make it very level. They sell little cheapy levels at home depot too, you probably already have one to check you Pole..Right? But the adhesive will probably tear the silver lining on the back on the mirror if you ever want to move it.

    A little secret with the screws to give them more strength. Angle them slighty down when you screw them in..so the pointy part is a little more towards the floor. Take your time…measure and level. 16 inches typically on center to find the stud. Your mirror should be fine then. Oh, finding the stud…make some "searching" holes a little above the where the bottm of the track would be so that the mirror will hide them and you dont have to repair them. When you hit something hard and pull out a little sawdust or wood, then you know you have your stud. Measure 16 inches down the line and there Should be another stud. It sometimes is not always the case, so make sure you find them.. If you can find any…then they have special screws for the. I've never used those, but they spring apart so that they get wider as they get closer to the tip..but I really dont have experience with those. 

    Drills are great, but a good screw driver will be slow work…but will work fine. I hope this helps…if I didn't make sense then just email me again. Happy to help. It's really empower to do some of this stuff your self. I know you can do it, Just take your time

  • pegasusaerialfitness

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    October 22, 2011 at 8:05 am in reply to: How do I make my belly go away?! 🙁

    There is one supplement that targets the receptors sites in the upper body more than the lower body. That is CLA. It is not a stimulant. It takes a long time and you have to take a big dose of it. It wont be a significant difference, but it is something. You need to reduce your stress…Fat affects the hormones in your body and belly fat is a sign of higher cortisol levels. You need lots of sleep, water, no caffeine, green tea, no diet pills or supplements of any kind that contain simulants. They will deplete your adrenal glands and that will cause more stress and fatigue. A good probiotic can help with bloating, it is great for the intenstines. VSL#3 by living shield is recommended by my doctor. You can get it costco at the pharmacy because it must be refridgerated.

    Be wary of lipo. It often is not what you hoped it would be. The fat will go somewhere else, and it wont be your boobs..since you say you are bigger around the middle I would speculate that it will go to your arms and back… (my experience with lipo is when I was 30 I wanted to have my "second butt cheek" smoothed out. I have a little pouch of fat underneath my butt, it really bothered me. I went and thought the doc knew what I wanted, but he took out too much fat and now 1 cheek hangs lower because it fell into the bigger hole he created under my butt. It looks worse than what I had. It was painful. I figure that is my punishment for being vain.

    Long slow cardio helps because it changes your body's chemistry. It will reduce your stress and level out your blood sugar. Make sure your getting enough high quality fat in your diet like olive oil and avocado.

    But in reality, Love your body, it works very hard for you every second of everyday. You can't change your natural shape or spot reduce. Wait for the surgery until after you have children if you really want to go down that road. A little tummy on a women can be very beautiful. If we all looked the same it would be a real bore.

  • Home depot has mirrow that you can install for very cheap. I think a 3 X 5 runs about $60.00. They will also have the clips and stuff. A mirrow company will generally charge you around $12 -$17 a square foot to intall a mirrow without cutouts. Mirror tiles are inexpspensive, but the seems might drive you crazy. All mirrows are different, so there will be a lot of distortion. Vinyl flooring can be a from a sustainable product and is very durable. If you did vinyl tiles you could replace the worn or damaged tiles individually. It is also a great DYI project, and some of the tiles look great. I have cork flooring in my studio and it is very soft and scratches. It is also more exspensive then a lot of other flooring materials. Staining concrete is beautiful, but you would be surprised at what a process is it. It's not cheap either.

    Best wishes

  • pegasusaerialfitness

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    October 10, 2011 at 8:43 am in reply to: Slippery X-Pole! HELP!!

    Try cleaning with acetone then rubbing some dry hands on it. Make sure it is warm too. Also, wash your hands first and be mindful of what type of products you used on your body and your hair. I found I was getting moraccian oil on the pole from my hair and it made it very sippery.

  • pegasusaerialfitness

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    October 10, 2011 at 8:33 am in reply to: Shoulder injury!

    Ice and Rest…Get a second opinion …you might be strong and weak at the same time, ie. Large global muscles strong and intrinsic stabilizers weak.

  • pegasusaerialfitness

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    October 9, 2011 at 8:42 pm in reply to: Californian Girls….

    I just started selling it, but I'm in Solana Beach. 858-793-1337

  • pegasusaerialfitness

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    October 9, 2011 at 8:40 pm in reply to: Back rib pain

    Have you gotten an Xray. I actualy broke two ribs, and didn't know it for months. I kept messing up the mending process. I wouldnt have know unless I finally got an xray.

  • pegasusaerialfitness

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    October 7, 2011 at 8:10 am in reply to: Two per pole

    Im curious about what people view as " a lot" of money for a Pole class? What are people paying for private instruction? Do any of you pay a monthly fee for unlimited. Out here a typical private is anywhere from 90-125 an hour. A class is anywhere from 20-35 a class, and ranges from 125-250 for unlimited. 

  • pegasusaerialfitness

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    October 4, 2011 at 10:30 am in reply to: Becca Butcher Ca 2011

    I know I realy missed out by not being able to do workshops while they all were out. Oh well, next year hopefully. Can't wait to hear all about it. I would love to know more about the silks too. You are so lucky!

  • pegasusaerialfitness

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    October 3, 2011 at 2:49 pm in reply to: Sweaty to dry!!!

    Pole Physics has done wonders for my dry skin. PP at night then dewpoint 15 minutes before poling

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