SashaMae
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Yeah taxis weren’t too bad. I did hoof it quite a bit though! It’s a cool place to walk around.
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Ugh so many typos (damn iPad!) sorry- hope you get the gist 😉
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Scarlett- I agree with almost everything you said!!
Anastasia often starts on the pole and I love that! She is soo dreamy 🙂
Oona always amazes me! But this performance, I felt, was lacking in…Oona. Maybe she is trying to broaden her style…even my boyfriend said of all the performances of Oona’s he has seen, this was by far the most tame.
Natasha’s performance had me from the very start. It was themed and beautifully executed. It totally reminded me of a cirque show. I truly felt she deserved the win…
Steven is UNBELIEVEABLE. I loved how he plucked the pole like an instrument. I had to rewind a few sins and especially the last invert like 3 times. Unreal.
But Saulo. Saulo freakin Salmiento is aaaaamaaaazing. His “crazy” routine was just so fitting. I was so enthralled. He was spectacular.
Rafeala’s performance also captivated me. I LOVE her style! She’s so alive and so precise.
Lauren looked as though she was dancing underwater (the light blue lights helped!) Her costume was so flowy and lender itself effortlessly to her performance. Really enjoyed her performance as well.
The group performance confused me as well. It was a little…much for me. Don’t get me wrong. I love artsy, interpretive dance just as much as the next person, but I felt it was a bit out of place for such a prestigious event…
Pink Puma- I enjoyed it as well but definitely saw some jerkiness. I do like her style. I think the reason most people dance to classical music at Pole Art is because it is considered to be the most prestigious pole event. Now that doesn’t mean it’s always the best, but I think they expect more “classy” performances, if you know what I mean.
Did you enjoy Phoenix Kazree’s performance? I really enjoyed it. She has a ballet style that I’m drawn to. Not to mention she is just downright stunning!!
Jenyne’s guest performance was GORGEOUS! God I love that woman. She is a pole goddess! I can’t remember we I’ve missed…
Anyway- a brilliant display of the art of pole. Thoroughly enjoyed it, even the performances that didn’t adhere to my particular style of choice. Love the expression of each individual that performed!
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I did almost all my shopping right there in Mandalay and Luxor. LOVE that place. Try to see a Cirque show while you are there. Also, Veena lives in Vegas now…she will probably have more ideas!!
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In Mandalay Bay/Luxor there are a few places that my boyfriend and I went to. I think one of them was Fredericks of Hollywood, and there were TONS of boutiques that were loaded with super sexy wear. I bought this teeny tiny sexy skirt and a few goodies for the bedroom 😉 If you just walk around the shops in those two places you'll find all sorts of goodies. It's sin city afterall 😉
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Just signed up for the advanced pole tech!!! First workshop EVER!!
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Hahahahaha Olivia 😉
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This is amazing!!!!! Thanks for this…I HAVE to show this to my boyfriend. He is usually the first person to tell people I'm a pole dancer. "She does it for fitness…mostly" ; )
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Hey Silvia! Ya know, I thought my first xpole was “too slippery” too but I soon found out it was just me! I wasn’t warming myself or the pole up long enough. Lots of spins and whatnot. Try that before you give up on xpole. They truly are the best! (in my opinion) What does you average warmup consist of?
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Youngs- people are online throughout the day! No set time. Just check it out a couple times a day 🙂
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Hi there https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_e_smile.gif
I have been poling for over a year now having only taken Veena's lessons. According to those lessons I am advanced and am now working on form and fluidity. When I first started out I was super anxious to invert and get into the "good stuff". But having read many threads here on SV regarding injuries from inverting too fast, not warming up/stretching properly and cooling down I took their advice and stuck to V's stregthening/conditioning lessons and did the lessons in order (as she as brilliantly put them in order so there is no confusion on what you should or should not be woring on!) When the time came for inversions, I had my boyfriend watch the lessons (and other vids) so he would know how and where to spot me. After only a few practices, I learned proper mechanics and felt comfortable without a spotter. It's important to remember everyBODY is different. Some things will come fairly easily, while others find it tough. Some things you might struggle with even though some people nail it first time, every time. Point is: listen to your body. Take Veena's lessons. If you find that you need personal instruction, go on chat every friday and someone will certainly help you through it. A lot of us gals are on Skype, too and would be more than happy to work with you. But, I do agree with Charley. Finding a studio may be beneficial at some point. I personally have not found one within an hour of me that I care for. But I'm getting to the point where I would like to be in a studio setting to smooth my rough edges and meet more like-minded gals, so I may need to travel a couple times a week to make that happen. Hope you find what works for you! Give V's lessons a go!! https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_e_wink.gif
Skype name- sasha.cain1
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Nice!! Yeah, I suppose other areas of the country would be more open about that…hahaha I just couldnt seem to make anything work in the setting I was going for. I bet you look GORGE with dreadies. Yes!! Pics 🙂
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I say go for it. I used to have a whole head of them (they were a bit bigger and not as uniform) but when I became a professional LMT I had to cut them out (as most hospitals/clincs weren't too keen on them) Are these the permanent dreads? Or the twisties similar to Angelina Jolie's in Gone in 60 seconds? My permanent ones HAD to be cut out and it took a long time for my hair to grow back. I LOVE the look of them though. I think they can be very sexy. I wish I could put mine back in https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_e_sad.gif
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Welcome, welcome!! I, too, love Anastasia Skukhtorova!! When I started over a year ago it was because of this video of Jenyne Butterfly: https://www.studioveena.com/forums/view/4db0d3b5-e910-4a1e-9dad-23e50ac37250
I’m always excited for people when they start their pole journey!! This is the best place to start 🙂
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I agree with Saphyre. chiro coupled with deep tissue are very effective. Also, in regards to foam rolling, you can use a tennis ball (or something similar) and use that in place of a foam roller. It is more accurate when trying to pinpoint piriformis.
