PolerinaCanada started this discussion ·
Hi Guys, I'm planning on going to pole expo this year and am having a hard time narrowing down which workshops to take or if i should put my money towards a couple privates. Anyone been in the past? Have any experiences to share, favourite instructors or workshops you took? Thanks!!
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It all depends on your goals. I am not a fan of workshops at big events just because they usually pack a lot of people in and they are of all levels. I am not a "needy" person so while I can absorb the information I do not feel like I get a lot of hands on instruction. I mean seriously, there are 22 spots per 1 hour workshop. I also am not a trickster so if I were going to take any classes it would be flow/floorwork/sexy type stuff. But that is *me*. I can also say you should not try to take a TON of workshops. I know people who have injured themselves pushing too hard and ended up either out of money or having to just watch the workshop.
Hi all. I will be teaching a workshop at Pole Expo targeting injury prevention! Pilate Express for Pole, 11 Sept 430pm I would not recommend a private lesson unless you are very advanced/elite looking for a very specific trick skill build. The pros that teach the work shops are great and cost less money. They are very specific ie: cup grips/handstands etc. Wait until the free workshop list comes out. Choose those first, then if you still need something else look at the ones for sale. Cheers Suz PoleMoves master trainer www.Poletonic.co.nz
