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I'll check on this.
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So you are probably looking for the performance climb then https://www.studioveena.com/lessons/view/50fd8f5a-d024-4cbb-a4df-74830ac37250
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Is this the lesson you are looking for? https://www.studioveena.com/lessons/view/233115a0-b889-11df-856f-001b214581be
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We have thought about this feature, but haven't yet committed to it.
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Pole Obsession we are starting to ship to Canada. I haven't put up the links yet, it is an additional $55US shipping. Place the order as normal and then I'll send you a PayPal invoice for the additional funds.
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Pole Obsession, the pole can be ordered here https://www.studioveena.com/shopping/lilmynx or by clicking the banner to the right (there will be no banner if you are on a mobile phone). If you are looking at ordering more than two please contact me for volume pricing.
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@Aviva, by sanding the pole you create abrasions and scratches that can "absorb" small amounts of water and quickly evaporate it. This is of course merely a theory as to why slimeyness may be better on the sanded pole.
I am not condoning that you sand a pole as you never know how a finish will react or how your skin may react to the dust left behind.
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EagleSpirit I believe you are experiencing something entirely different than grip related to composition. You state that your pole is sanded and that other finishes become slimey. I wonder if you have such moist palms that the abrasions caused by sanding your galvanized pole provide a wicking effect, a place for moisture to go then evaporate.
Body chemistry as it relates to your pole is a very personal thing. To say "All poles of type x have the same polish and therefore won't work", while well-meaning is invalid.
You might have sweaty hands and very moist skin or you may have sweaty hands and dry skin. Your skin may be more acidic or more basic than average skin. All these things affect your grip and will have different interactions with different pole compositions.
Because you have atypical grip requirements your best bet is going to be to try as many poles as possible before making your next purchase. You may even find differences in types of brass, types of stainless and types of powder coat.
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Katastrophe – If you need a vaulted ceiling adapter just include that in the notes on your order and I'll send you a PayPal invoice for 25.00. We'll then ship the whole thing together to avoid extra shipping fees.
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Have you considered the lessons here, you can try them free for 3 days by entering the code GET3FREE in the promo code box on your account page. Dollar for dollar you'll get more instruction from Veena than you will from any DVD set.
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I think you may be referring to the crash mats that people buy to put around the base of their poles. It protects them in case of a fall.
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The pole is rated for 200lbs.
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Am I the only one who finds irony in the fact that the thread started with someone saying essentially "Don't take things so seriously" and now people are picking on a simple choice of metaphor? Let's try and keep the thread on track and discuss your perspectives on whether pointed toes are important or not and under what conditions.
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Yes we can have it cut for you. Either include that in the mates on the payment page or send me an email just before you order.
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This probably sounds silly but the most common problem keeping you from logging in on your phone is that you are using your display name rather than your email address to login.