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Spinning vs. Non spinning
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Thanks everyone for the advice..I just sold my sports pole and now I'm going to buy the x-pert I'm happy you all are awesome 🙂
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We recently did a blog post on this exact subject. Here's the link : http://www.thepoledancingshop.com/static-versus-spinning-poles/
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^^^thanks
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I started on spinny and then joined another studio where they only had static poles. I really struggled with spins on static because I didn’t understand how to use my momentum properly, I felt like I should have learnt this first and that spinny was ‘lazier’. Now I mostly work on static and have noticed my strength has not improved at the pace it did when on spinny. I actually think static is easier than spinny now!
I am glad I practice both and have that choice at home on my x pert 🙂 -
I suggest getting a pole for home that does both static and spinning. It's a good idea to learn on both modes. I have an xpole at home that can do both static and spin.
I've learned on static these last 2 years but I'm planning to learn on spin mode sooonnnn….:)
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Let us know when your pole xpert arrives! Good decision…I personally very rarely take my pole off spin mode- I love it too much!
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I would say that I am advanced/pro on static. Beginner on spinny. I just never got used to it. I did for a bit but gave it up…I think I am gonna go back to it though-practicing on it. Once you get yours, spend some of your warm up time on it or leave it on the spinny mode sometimes. I like the fact I can choose both.People think that spinny is electricly moving but it is really your own weight that moves it.
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Does anyone know where to buy the spinning pole that’s always on spin vs static/spinning pole?
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You could get any pole and just leave it on spin mode. The ps poles are the easiest to put on spin/stationary bc you just remove/put in a pin in the pole’s base.
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I like doing spin from time to time as a change of pace. Studio is all static and my stage is spin/static. I like the PS pin b/c its a quick pull and its spin time. I dont know if your planning on competing but most big comps have a static and spin pole. I havent done alot on spin since I only get at home practices to do that.
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