teresawitch
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i used to be able to do arial shoulder mount but then had a break away from pole and now it has GONE Grrrrrr. it took me ages to get it too, darn it. so a lesson would be great Veena it always makes more sense when you demonstrate and teach the move xxx
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arial shoulder mount please
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I know how you feel. I too had a break from pole and when I went back I could hardly do anything. but now just 6-8 weeks in I am getting back on form. still some moves that evade me like the arial shoulder mount, but that is getting nearer. it will come back. I ju
st had to stop saying to myself, “I used to be able to do that” all the time which made me angry and frustrated. have patience and enjoy being back on the pole. it will be worth it. xx -
My son has also just reached his first year clean and serine. i have waited over 16 years to get my son back and i am so proud of him and what he has acheived.
well done to you, it is brilliant that you have found sobriety i know how hard it is. congratulations and keep up the good work. have a very happy sober christmas xxxxx hug
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started pole aged 49, was teaching at 50 and won judges choice in my first comp last year. am 53 now. not teaching any more (too long a story) but still poling. i think we all have a no mojo day, week, month but don't give up. enjoy, have fun and just go for it. xx
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO STUDIO VEENA AND WEBMASTER. THANKS FOR BEING THERE AND PROVIDING THIS FUN, FRIENDLY AND POLE ENHANCING WORLD THAT HAS HELPED ME SO MUCH OVER THE PAST YEARS. LONG MAY YOU REIGN.https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_queen.gif
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oooh you have to do your up and over Veena PLEASE xxx i think thats what you called it, invert onse side and come down the other, love it just can't work out how to do it as a mount with pole on my left
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HI I started pole aged 49 and then when i moved pole schools was asked to join the instructors. i entered my first comp last year and won judges choice for my routine which you might be able to find on here. Roxanne routine. anyhow yes there are moves that my age has problems with (not the brain this still thinks it's young) but i work on my strengths and try to accept my no go areas, which for me are the pretzal and flying ballerina. this kills my shoulder. i still keep chipping away at it though.(no fool like an old fool hehehehehe).
but on a more serious note pole gives us confidence, builds self esteem, helps posture, strength and muscle tone. it opens up a new community of friends and is a world of fun and challenges. enjoy, enjoy enjoy. 🙂
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i did it thanks to you webmaster and the converter you recommended thank you so much for your help.
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hi and welcome back to the world of pole.
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thanks for your replies to the taxi question you guys are the best xxx
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this may seem a strange question, but can anyone from denver tell me what the taxi services are like out there. are they prompt? do they run a full service on sundays? are they likely to be half an hour late? dont want to elaborate just curious.
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i am an instructor at JLN and what jess meant by not teaching dance was the sexual kind of moves that some pole schools incorporate. as for the girl in the video at the summer party it was a competition and each girl choreographes and comes up with their own costume. but i get where your coming from. over all the complaints did bring this topic to the media and has brought out a more positive response than it would have done a year or so back, so things are moving forward and am sure once pole is recognised for the art form and fitness regime that it is, it will be accepted in the mainstream.
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have passed your comments on to jess,thanks yogbeachbabe she will be made up. wish i could have been there. xx
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my pole instructor jess leanne norris is in the comp from here in the uk. give her a cheer from me.
