tblue41945
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I do my Ayesha with split grip. It just feels more stable to me. I think it also depends on how you get into it. If you kick/cartwheel into it, twisted grip would probably work better.
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I started seeing a change in my upper body at about 3 months in. I’m 7 months in now and I have more definition in my shoulders and back than I’ve ever had. In general my body feels tighter. People have commented that I look thinner but I have actually gained a couple pounds.
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No drastic improvement but I’ll take every little bit I can get.
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I’m way overdue for an update. I’ll try to get a couple pics tonight.
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While we don’t have formal level tests, my teacher is very good about evaluating each student’s skill and ability before teaching tricks and she does a great job offering options and variations so no one feels left out in the process.
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Plus one for Pole Pressure. I take classes at Pole Pressure Richmond but occasionally Jessalynn comes down to participate and she pretty cool.
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I hadn’t thought about strapping them together. That’s a great idea. Thanks Lucca.
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The mattresses have a layer of polyester batting over the springs.
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I don’t remember off the top of my head. I’ll check when I get home.
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I forgot to mention I got the mattresses from Wal-Mart for $39 each.
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I also looked into buying foam. I found one that would hold up but then I still needed to get fabric to cover it and do the associated sewing and stuff. The crib mattresses saved time and money without sacrificing structure.
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I think foam would work. Most crash mats are foam, you just have to be careful of the type/density you get. Some foams compress or degrade over time.
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Oh. They are spring with a layer of padding.
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I put them on either side of the pole and they don’t move much but I do plan to get some foam and Velcro to make a connection fill in the gaps.
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+1 on the crib mattresses. I just bought a couple and they are working out well for me.
