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Strawberrysmoothie if I would pay attention to a personality of a teacher i probably would never do Bikhram Yoga. He is more… then arrogant but that is not how I choose it. Yoga is the knowledge that passed thru ages from teacher to teacher and withstand its test of wellness for many lives. So Bikhram isn’t my guru he is just a vehicle that brought the knowledge to me. It was my choice to accepted and develop it into my practice and truly it was a gift of Universe. That is how I see it.
Same with pole there will be teachers that we will all remember, who inspired us and pushed more then others and also teachers who just taught us the moves. How we accept and develop it is what we become. Nevertheless, take all good and positive and create more of it -
Here is my 5 cents.. I do yoga not as a form of exercise but as a lifestyle. There no rejuvenation days for Yoga because it is a rejuvenation in it’s best. As for pole and yoga poses i do find them very related… in a cosmic sense. Lol
you might find it later for yourself as I did. Whatever style you pick that is up to your own comfort level but if you keep it up with it consistently you will attain higher levels not only in yoga
And this is just to inspire You: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YOkt9tQVvWQ -
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MemberApril 14, 2015 at 5:49 pm in reply to: Titanium gold vs.Chrome xpert pole? 40mm vs 45mm ?Glycerine based lotions with xtended absorbtion formulas are very good solution to chrome.
If you apply these to your body and practice on brass or TG depends on your body chemistry your skin might become very clammy and you will stick too much.
I remember when girlfriend told me to use it I almost ripped my skin of my inner thigh doing my switches down the pole. This formula works on a cold TG or brass just at the start. After you used the pole and warmed it up you will stick to it like crazy. The whole session might be waisted unless you rewash yourself.
If you trying it just make a solution of a glycerine with water 50:50 and put in a spay bottle with a few drops of alcohol. It works only on a body, but I would do just thighs, inside knee and ankles like areas where your need it. And would avoid touching it with my hands -
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Good luck with your study.
In a way I see it as very limited and very conservative outlook on pole athletes in general. Probably would be good to look at a history of pole sports (chinese, indian tradition etc.) also into development across the world like Russian, Ukrainian Federation of Pole Fitness, Pole fitness facilities for children in Europe… starting at age 5 and up. Ballet dancers coming to pole transforming it into a form of true art performance. -
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MemberApril 7, 2015 at 4:52 pm in reply to: Studio Owners How do you deal with late payments?Do you have a lawyer that handles your purchase agreement? Ask him or her to create a clause in your purchase about setting some moneys aside in-trust separate account from the value of purchasing price. All the faulty accounts that money bounced or unpaid should be drawn from that amount. In this case you are protected from unpaid non-collectable bills. The easiest and cheapest way to ask these members to pay but anything might happen. Present clients of that studio are your good will that you are buying. So you have the right to secure yourself during purchase
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Hi Shoogstandley
I practice yoga too. I do my set of poses everyday. Depends where Im if I have uninterrupted 20 minutes plus I just roll out my mat and quietly and do it. I do Bikhrams yoga but without heat. If im at home I crank up the heat in the house or wear warm clothes to sweat more. I do it along with pole exercises too before or as a stretch after. I just like the sequence and it always allows me to identify where Im standing with my inner and outer self. In some way I don’t treat it as exercise any more but my lively tune up.
I am the pharmacist as well but studied some Ayurveda and Buddhist Healing Touch.
Will say one thing I was introduced to Yoga by my parents when I was 16 and practiced different styles and sequences of poses all my life. And it is very individual how you come to choose what style or sequence of poses suites you and gives you the most healing benefit.
So yes, love Yoga, practice it every day and it will take you where you suppose to be in the most gentle way. -
Thank you Allyson
Yes I message the store on FB and they also told to use “alissayoga” at the check out -
Does anyone know any source for coupon to DYW.
I’d love to have the original wooden one.
If not will be getting one anyway. I agree its a bit pricey but anyway contributing to yoga community is a good thing. Just very tight with my budget right now as Im changing my current pole for a better one. -
Ambience if you have lessons pls go to conditioning and see all wrist and forearm exercises. I find those helped me the most and then yoga Crow pose and Locust if you can… but every attempt counts towards your training. Also handstands. You can start with reversed ones (from sleeping beauty or scorpio) of the pole just to feel all your wait on your wrists while hanging and releasing slowly still hooking one leg on a pole and slowly descend. Keep your hands straight and locked in the elbows and spread the fingers of your palms as if your are trying to grab and push into a floor. Also try to do these towards the wall jumping on to your hands. Every attempt counts.
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Make Gemini climb as your regular routine.
I noticed this problem too and started to work both sides. But certain moves I cannot do on my left and can’t figure why. For example, when I do carousel spin can do only on a right and my left has limited mobility when it comes to turn. Even in yoga (I do Bikhram yoga for a long time) in this particular pose called Trikanasana I experience tightness between my neck and a left shoulder. Even my chiro and and kenesiologist could not give me the answer… but they all agreed that muscles are very tight particularly in that area. And ballerina only on a right. Left side doesn’t work. But Im still hoping to achieve more mobility there and trying it every session -
Sorry just noticed this thread
Im from Canada too
so all my shoes are from here
http://www.shoefreaks.ca/
This site is Canadian and you will be offered a coupon plus no shipping over $100 and it is all in CAD$ -
I have narrow feet size 8 and cant wear gel pads so my toes are a bit hanging out and it hurts in some moves during floor work. I did brake a toenail and now I tape them with invisible tape and make sure my straps are as tight as possible. Be careful walking in those of the pole especially 7 inches and up. I fall walking to my car on the pavement. So now I just carry them everywhere I need and change before I dance.
Oh and one more thing .. black insoles will stain your feet dark blue color -
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it’s not a strip club and she is not a stripper just a very athletic 57 old lady with a need of showing her genitalia. It was not very ecstatically pleasant number to watch for quite a few people there. Young people shied and moved away from that pole.
Its like you are at the lecture and prof that you like during that lecture does something inappropriate that you totally lose the interest to a subject
Or may be you right if she is ok with it we all should embrace it and celebrate it…. may be I left too soon? -
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MemberFebruary 15, 2015 at 10:14 am in reply to: Has anyone used muscle stimulator devices for strength training?Same here
Scientific finding do not support any improvement with healthy individuals using MSD’s for extended periods of time.
May be using it as a recovery tool but building strength no data provided -
You are right about calories…
Caloric amount doesn’t bother me as much as quality of calories I eat and a proportional content of protein, fat and always high glycemic index complex carbohydrates. Combining these appropriately and getting the dense amount of calories accordingly to your body needs is the key