iPole???

Dancing Paws started this discussion · 5/19/2011

Has anyone used iPole or the pole manual from poleaddiction.com? I am just curious as to whether they are any good.

12 replies

Webmaster · 5/19/2011
Neither site has been updated for years.
Masked Loopy II · 5/19/2011
I always wondered what happened with the ipole site. I like Shelly's videos on youtube (she's exdiva69).
chemgoddess1 · 5/20/2011
Last I knew Shelly had twins and really has not been back since.
Krista Bocko · 5/20/2011
wow--i remember shelly! twins?! incredible!
Dancing Paws · 5/20/2011
I wish there was a comprehensive book of all the pole moves out there! *hint hint Veena*
chemgoddess1 · 5/20/2011
This is in the works. Empy posted about it a few weeks back.... https://www.studioveena.com/forums/view/A_possible_beginning_to_a_recognized_names_list_20110511071959
Masked Loopy II · 5/20/2011
The Pole Move Box looks looks like a fairly comprehensive catalogue of moves. I'd love to have it, but it's kind of pricey for me though. polemovebox.com or http://www.thepoledancingshop.com/products/Pole-Move-Box.html
Dancing Paws · 5/20/2011
I did see the thread about standardizing the names. I guess my main hope is that someone will make all the moves with names and pics available. Wikipole is trying, but it is still in the works, and has been for awhile.
UTpoler · 5/20/2011
PFA has really cool flashcards and seem to be trying to lead the standardization cause. They also have a free dictionary you can download. :)
Greekgoddess · 5/21/2011
Hey if anyone has an iPad or an iPhone there's an app called pocket pole studio, its really good it's got a loads of moves in picture and video format plus some Felix cane stuff too like spins and tricks :)
vickiezoo · 5/21/2011
I have the flash cards they are very useful for teaching 🙂
Pierced Kitteh · 5/21/2011
thanks greek goddess, i just downloaded the iphone app :) cool!