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38mm r Pole…
Hii,
Ive just bought an rpole 38mm as i have really small hands but im finding it harder to grip with my legs why is this? i never really have a problem on the 45 or 50mm.
Can some one give me some tips? xxxx
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5 Replies
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Smaller diameter means less area to cause surface tension. This is a common problem even with changing from 50 to 45.
Here is a thread (with another one linked inside it) discussing the smaller diameter poles: https://www.studioveena.com/forums/view/4e8c33b9-495c-431b-84ec-71ef0ac37250
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Thanks so much chem!! xx
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I have a 38 as well. I have got certain leg grips without a problem, but others are a bit more challenging. What I can tell you is some of my leg grips (such as knee hold) I can NOT do on my 50. I think that is too big for my little leg to get around (I am 5ft even). Keep working, it will take a while, but I think we will be able to adjust with time! 🙂
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you have to squeeze much mor eon the smaller diameter. Thigh holds will take some adjusting. Knee holds seem to be easier for me on the smaller poles. I get nervois doing an EG aysha on a 38 though…
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Thanks girls for ur comments! Im gonna give it a try later! Maybe im so used to the other poles it’ll be something that i have to work extra xxx
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