I lift and pole and it has taken me some time to make it all work. As you begin pole, you may not have many issues, but the more you get into each, issues of recovery may crop up. I didn't have any problems until I started inverting and at that point I quickly strained a back muscle. at the time I was really pushing weight on my back squats and then was turning around and going to pole class. My back was the weakest link and needed more recovery time. I also pulled an intercostal muscle, so again, my core was not getting adequate recovery considering the lifts I was focused on (squats, deads, ohp, and bent rows) needed a strong core and pole is very upper body/core intensive. My solution has been to strength train upper body after pole practice at home focusing on pole specific conditioning and then lower body focused compound lifts at the gym two times a week. This gives me adequate recovery time so I do not end up injured again.
My best advice is to go for it, but be smart about how you train and recover. Prioritize your activities. If power lifting is your top priority, then train that way. That doesn't mean you can't enjoy other things, you most definitely can, but always be mindful about proper rest/recovery. :)
