katerinakatsat4281 started this discussion ·
Hi, i would like to ask you some questions about this online learning type. Am totally unaware of pole dance ,but i want to give my best self on it, so i 'd like someone to tell me ,is that kind of teaching like being in a studio? As i can see there are daily videos. So my everyday practice is based on that videos? or do i have to perform for example 2 videos a day?
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litlbit ·
If you are subscribed to Veena's lessons, and you haven't poled before, it's best to start her 30 day program. Her lessons are in order, and they will advise you on what to do. If you find you have other questions, you can post a question for Venna and she will respond to you with an answer! Her lessons are very similar to studio classes. If you are learning at home, they are EXCELLENT! They are also very helpful to supplement your classes with if you attend a class. Hope this helps! :)
Thanks a lot for your answer!! I really appreciate this!! So, that's what i'll do!Great!!!
I have never enrolled in pole dancing courses and theres isnt also a studio close to my house. If i use only online veena's courses will i manage to learn pole dancing?Can i do it totally on my own by using this site?
Im worried about the same thing. I have no classes or studio near me. I am considering purchasing these lessons as well.
litlbit ·
I did not have a studio to go either, I taught myself at home at first, then did Veena's lessons. I loved that I could learn at my own pace. Being older I was terrified of falling, or breaking bones. I was quite comfortable with Veena's structure. Now some years later, I own the only studio where I live. I still purchase lessons for a year, every year because Veena is a wonderful source for me as a poler, studio owner, and instructor! AND! her videos are available 24/7! So you do it when you have time! :)
That sounds great! Thanks a lot for all the information! Am sure there are lot of women that will follow your advice! Now i feel more excited than ever!!!!Thank you so much!
Veena ·
You can totally learn just from the lessons! Everything is in order and you're just a click away from my help if you have questions on any lesson. If you post a question to a lesson I reply asap 💜 I have successfully taught dancers without ever meeting them for 7 years now!
There is a studio by me that I really enjoyed going to, but as a college student with a job it is really difficult for me to find a class at my level that works with my schedule. I didn't want to just stop learning all together, and that is when I came across this site! I've had the lessons for a little over a month now, and do not regret investing in them at all (one class at my studio costs more than a month of lessons here). Home learning might not be the best option, but nonetheless it keeps me moving forward, plus, I can practice whenever I want. Veena does a great job explaining positioning and what not in the videos so it's great for anyone starting out. Hope that helped!
Girls you are all great! Thanks for the advice!Thanks for everything! So, lets get started! What do you suggest me do? Start with the 30-days programm?
Veena ·
Yes the 30 day take off program is a great place to start!
Today i had my getting started lessons... !!! Loved it!!! At the end i tried the fireman (just for fun)... i cant even hold my self off the floor...feel rediculus...
Keep at it and you will see a big difference within 4 months:)
Dont give up. Will get better pretty soon 😊 had the same problem at my very first class 😃
I'm not really sure where where to post my question!! I just recently invested in a stage pole. It is super slick! I have only been able to stretch and do some basic spins on it. It is nearly impossible for me to hang on it and climbing is impossible. I am a 56 year old rank beginner. How can I take to slick and change it to stick?? I would appreciate any advice.
Hi and congratulations on starting a new adventure. I started poling at 55 and had to adjust for dry skin. Go to my page-I have a response regarding this issue as I had the same problem after purchasing my pole.
Sorry, the discussion wasn't on my page I will have to find it.
You could have dry skin that won't stick. If that is the case try shaving your legs the night before a pole day and liberally apply Vaseline Total Moisture Body Lotion or Equate Absolute Moisture (the same thing a glycerin non oily lotion). The next day when ready to pole be sure that you and the pole are good and warmed up. Wipe down the pole with alcohol and wash your hands to get any residual oils off of them. You should be good to go. Hope this works for you:)
Veena ·
Ewebet! Make sure you are fully warmed up, cool skin and a cold pole make for slick grip. Any of the warm ups or routines listed in the lessons are great! 💜For myself chrome is very hard for me to work with, I use grip aid if I use chrome. My body chemistry likes powder coated, Titanium and I can use brass too IF I'm super warm. 😊
