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Going to a pole dance studio conviced me to learn at home
Hello everyone!
It’s been 3 weeks since I’ve got the idea to try pole dancing and I was weighing between going to a pole dance studio and learning at home. Conveniently, there was a pole initiation lesson last Sunday at the nearest pole studio (25min commute still). The studio was absolutely praised in the Google reviews and the vibes seemed really good. So I went, thinking it was a shame the studio was not closer to me and the cost was so high.
Well, how disappointing it was. We did a good warmup but then, there was so many moves shown in the span of an hour, I did not have the time to really learn and feel satisfied with anything. Also, we were 18 women/girls for 1 teacher and it seemed the teacher was more helping with those doing good, helping them perfecting their moves instead of helping those having a hardest time (can you guess I was part of the second category :D). Also, I have very sweaty hands and the girl I paired with on the pole too. So we spent 70% of the time sliding like slugs and achieving nothing. The teacher gave us grip aid only at the middle of the “lesson” and none after that (and I presume it was not specifically designed for sweaty hands because my hands became sweaty quite quickly again). So I decided to go the online lessons route, because every aspect now seem better to me, especially with Veena’s approach and philosophy to the activity, I feel very supported watching the videos.
So yeah, I’m doing the 30-day no pole program waiting for my pole to arrive and it feels great. I’m really happy to start this journey alongside all of you <3
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