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Thank you for the update!
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Don’t use itac it will end up leaving your hands greasy!!! That product is better for people with dry hands. Also avoid …I love it but it’s not good for sweaty hands.
Dry hands, like you use and Grrrip, not sure if they still make it though, Tight grip I’ve heard is good, you could try mighty grip too.
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Brass is still best for sweat, it’s not perfect either but chrome, Titanium and powder coated all can get slick fast with sweaty hands (for many dancers, there’s always exceptions) You will also want to use an antiperspirant grip aid. Avoid grip aids that are waxy or meant to help with dryness!
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Hi and welcome! Go with brass!!! TG is not good for sweaty brass seems to work best….for most, there are exceptions of course!
I really enjoy my brass xpole 🙂
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The programs are a perfect way to keep you on track! You can always add any extra moves you would like to work on to the end or beginning of a program session too! Please understand that all categories have the lessons placed in a progressive order so start from the beginning! So yes, beginners is a good place to start! If you skip around you may not learn a move or technique that you will need for future moves.
PS…please remember that Instagram isn’t reality and there almost every new and cool move is either a modification of a fundamental move found here or a signature move that is doable for THAT dancer but possibly not for others!!
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Interview 4 with xpole US! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t81wwLDwZsw&t=1s
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On some of my other older poles the alignment is off slightly once fully tightened. I’d say if it doesn’t move anymore it’s fine.
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THROWBACK interview #3 with member Karol Helms USPDF East Coast winner! We talk about Youtube rockstar and SV member, Tara Karina! Also, Fawnia Mondey who started Pole Expo here in Las Vegas! These ladies all helped shape the pole work we do today!!!!!
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Because people like videos! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CSYHrZjzSnU
Just reinforcing what everyone else said, you guys are so helpful!!!!!!!!!
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Yes, make sure all screw are tight…but don’t strip them! If it still moving maybe taking a photo for us might help?
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Yes, you became very busy with students very quickly!!!!! I’m glad that’s the path you were taken down 🙂
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The lessons here are a perfect supplement to your studio lessons or for some they replace the need for a studio. You can learn only from the website but some really like the social aspect of learning in studio. Others find the studio they attend doesn’t provide them with enough help or knowledge, this is not all studios but anyone can open a studio and be certified.
You’ll find full 30 day programs if you want lots of guidance or navigate on your own. Just know that all my lessons are place in a progressive order so you simply start at the beginning of any section and work from there on…even if you have poled before. 🙂 It can help to learn the same things from a different teacher.
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Second interview with member She’s such a strong woman and supporter of this site. She owns a studio in Fargo ND called Total Woman so if you live in the area check her out!!! Love you lady!!!! Litlbit! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTCOtdYrXw0
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Here is our very FIRST studioveena interview and this one can only be found here! She is your lap dance lesson queen, if you haven’t check out these super fun lessons do it! https://www.studioveena.com/lessons/view_category/lap-dance-lessons
She’s member Sashapoles! Here’s her interview from June 2009. https://www.studioveena.com/videos/view/9579b164-b87d-11df-856f-001b214581be
