Veena Grip
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I attempted the Veena Grip today and I like it. It is quit secure. What do you do after Veena Grip?
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Tovah started this discussion ·
I attempted the Veena Grip today and I like it. It is quit secure. What do you do after Veena Grip?
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Hi Tovah, I love the veena grip. What do you mean by What do you do after Veena Grip?
Exactly what I asked. What do you do after that or with that grip?
So far I have been able to go into super shouldermount https://www.studioveena.com/videos/view/4f8f84bc-6d18-4eda-b456-56390ac37250 The other day I tried going into gemini or scorpio and it's doable, just need to work on cleaning it up. I'll post practice of it in few days. I've tried ther shoulder mount flip with veena grip, as that's how I was taught, but still can't get the flip, so tabled it for now. I'm sure other more accomplisher polers can give you more ideas.
Thank You, Hook.
I love the Veena grip for the SM flip! I like it for a closed shoulder split and I also use it when the pole is a little more slippery than I'm comfortable using cup grip on. You can do basically any shoulder mount move with it!
What side is the SM flip? My right shoulder on the pole and my right hand is high.
If your right shoulder is on the pole then your legs will go over that same side.
Wait, shouldn't the hand of the shoulder you mount on be low and the other high? Or have I been doing this wrong all along? OR does it not matter? I shoulder mount on my left and keep my left hand low and right hand high in all grips...
My understanding and according to veena's lesson, the hand of the shoulder mounted on is low and the other high. I sm and shoulder super invert on my left shoulder, left hand low and other high. Also, my understanding of sm flip is over the shoulder that is mounted and low hand.
Hookedonpole is spot on. However, I've known several girls who were more comfortable shoulder mounting with the shoulder side hand being the high one. There are so many different grips for that move that I don't think it really matters. BUT for the flip it definitely makes a difference to do it the correct way!
**By "correct way" I mean the way the tutorial is for the flip. No disrespect meant to any other SM grips!** :)
Hooked is right, in order for it to be a "Veena grip" the hand of the shoulder you mount on is low, the other is extended fully. I wouldn't suggest swithing the hands for this grip. RikkiL is correct too, it's good to try all kinds of grips, but I do also think the V grip is one of the nicest to use for a flip, because it offers a lot of control at the top of the move. Here is the Veena grip photo...https://www.studioveena.com/galleries/view/4f875b22-3f0c-4e4b-a5d8-409e0ac37250 Here is a video with a good combo at the beginning using my grip...and the flip is......@ 3:40.
Should there be a link for the video? :) Even though I've tabled the sm flip for now and maybe for looooong time. 😕
HAHA YES Hooked! 😕 Here is the link https://www.studioveena.com/videos/view/4e8b6b90-a29c-4c73-8eaa-2c7a0ac37250 good combo at the beginning using my grip...and the flip is......@ 3:40.
Hey guy's I remembered another video with a nice transition and combo using the Veena grip. Watch from about 4:25. https://www.studioveena.com/videos/view/18f062e4-b91f-11df-856f-001b214581be
Sorry for the confusion :O OOOPS! The Veena Grip is in fact what I did and really like this grip.
When ever i do the V grip i put knees and ankles on the pole drop my bottom hand then go into butterfly. It looks good because theres not man hand switches. Your top hand is already in the correct position :)
