Sarah Brace
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I’ve been looking into the whole idea of having wrist support recently after having a lot of pain in my wrists while balancing my upper body holding a splits position, I’m still a fair way from the floor & have to hold a lot of my weight up on yoga blocks. After hunting around I found what seems to be a fairly straightforward tutorial for making a pair.
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Sarah Brace
MemberNovember 19, 2013 at 12:30 pm in reply to: Why do you want a StudioVeena.Com app?I think the new website behaves in a similar way to a good app as it is, everything’s easy to navigate, looks good & if you use a link from your home screen you can almost trick yourself it is an app.
I agree with a previous poster that the ability to put favourite lessons into categories would be great! Sort of like a personal tailor made workout, I could even have a section for nemesis moves (it would be quite long!) -
I’d love a knitting pattern too! Can’t think of a nicer project now it’s getting so chilly here. Is the pattern easy? I’ve only just learned the basics of knitting. (runs off to fling wool everywhere)
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Sarah Brace
MemberOctober 20, 2013 at 6:18 am in reply to: Technique to get better at Pole! Would you be interested?Hi Acrobat,
Thank you for your kind email explaining everything about what you do, it sounds very interesting. Your original post read as rather commercial so thank you also for your reassurance on that. 🙂 -
Lol, I know that feeling! I’m always catching myself sizing things up for climbability too, only polers would understand, I’m convinced other people think I’m bonkers!
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Wow, she’s an amazing dancer! It looks a bit like Veena’s fan kick but done on her back, one leg is following the other & I think she does a small push with her hand as well to get it started.
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I’d be more than happy to test for you, I use my iPhone mainly either 3G or wifi, I also view using my laptop across wifi.
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Koidragon, which Sony model are they? Some headphones for pole & hoop would be a godsend for me as I tend to practise quite late.
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Thanks Kobajo, you’ve given me tons of good info! I’m thinking I’ll stick with pole simply for pole moves & do my aerial yoga separately, I think that way I’ll get the best of everything in its pure form. 🙂
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Sorry, the link isn't working, hopefully I explained it ok! https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_e_confused.gif
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@Robinb the R Pole is quite light but I wouldn’t say the movement ever worries me too much, if you look at the pole in a mirror you can see it wobble, but I don’t really feel it when I’m using it.
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Hi Momofthree, I took the plunge about two years ago & got an R Pole Play, I like it because it's really & quick to put up & down, surprisingly sturdy & I love the powder coated grip which at 38mm is better for my small hands!
In hindsight, I think having the hard base that goes over the frame legs would be really useful as I could pole wearing heels. At the moment I use wall insulation cut into dairylea wedge shapes to fill the gaps between the pole frame legs & then a pole mat over the top.
I used to have the original X Pole which was great but when I moved I decided not to have anything which could put strain on the ceiling (my house is 130 years old) & also be put up outside when the weathers good.
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Sarah Brace
MemberAugust 22, 2013 at 3:37 pm in reply to: How much space do you need for a pole at home?I used to have an X Pole up in my bedroom when I lived at home & to say it was a squeeze was a major understatement! I had about two feet of room on one side, a bed on the other & a wardrobe four feet away by the corner. I remember having to really be careful where I began a spin or trick otherwise BOOOONNNNGG!! I'd smack the radiator with my feet. Also worth mentioning is that this setup let me down a bit in class as I wasn't used to the feeling of allowing my weight to move away from the pole & get good momentum, I was always hugging into the pole. I now have a dedicated pole & fitness room with a freestanding pole right in the middle, I'm so grateful of the space I have to do things like reverse grab & floorwork.https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_cheers.gif
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Count me in too! I've started work again on my splits recently so great timing. https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_santa.gif
Hopefully I can get them down a bit more.