Hi!

panacotta
Hi!
I started pole dancing about 3 months ago (at first once a week and after 2-3 weeks twice a week) and now I am finally getting my own pole!
Any advices on that? What is the absolute minimum space I need? Do I need a stud finder to put it up?
Can I remove it every few days (space is very limiting factor for me)?
Any random advices and stuff you wish you was told when you got pole? ;)
Thank you :))
Hi!
I started pole dancing about 3 months ago (at first once a week and after 2-3 weeks twice a week) and now I am finally getting my own pole!
Any advices on that? What is the absolute minimum space I need? Do I need a stud finder to put it up?
Can I remove it every few days (space is very limiting factor for me)?
Any random advices and stuff you wish you was told when you got pole? ;)
Thank you :))
Like Jul 25, 2012

Veena
Oh I bet you'll get lots a great advice from the members here, cut they're awesome!!
If your looking for a removable pole, you might wanna try the xpole. We do sell them here on the site if your interested.
I would get a stud finder, makes it easy to find the joist, but if you have plaster ceiling it wont work.
Think about checking out the online lessons here. They are a great way improve your skill when you are not in the studio. I also include stretching and conditioning lessons that can help you progress faster.
Oh I bet you'll get lots a great advice from the members here, cut they're awesome!!

If your looking for a removable pole, you might wanna try the xpole. We do sell them here on the site if your interested.
I would get a stud finder, makes it easy to find the joist, but if you have plaster ceiling it wont work.
Think about checking out the online lessons here. They are a great way improve your skill when you are not in the studio. I also include stretching and conditioning lessons that can help you progress faster.

Like Jul 25, 2012

pegasusaerialfitness
follow veena's lessons and you cant go wrong:) Congrats on your new pole!
follow veena's lessons and you cant go wrong:) Congrats on your new pole!
Like Jul 26, 2012

panacotta
Thank you :)
I got Xpole 45mm chrome, I've practice on 50mm chrome pole and a custom made 48mm stainles steel, and I like chrome better. I was actually thinking of getting 40mm but I think at this point 45 is a better. Maybe next time :D
Veena, I'd love to gert the pole from here, but I am based in europe (shipping+taxes etc), but I think I will get your lessons at some point (when I save some money), I've heard how good they are! :)
Thank you :)
I got Xpole 45mm chrome, I've practice on 50mm chrome pole and a custom made 48mm stainles steel, and I like chrome better. I was actually thinking of getting 40mm but I think at this point 45 is a better. Maybe next time :D
Veena, I'd love to gert the pole from here, but I am based in europe (shipping+taxes etc), but I think I will get your lessons at some point (when I save some money), I've heard how good they are! :)
Like Jul 29, 2012

stacey2707
Hi we would reccomend a min of full arms length around the pole, This will allow you to swing around safely.
You will need to find a beam in your ceiling, you can buy a stud finder from a hardware store,
Once you have found the beam, cleared a space you are ready to buy a pole. If your based in the UK or Europe you can buy from [www.x-pole.co.uk]
As a poler I LOVE 45mm poles however I have fallen for my new 40mm but the choice is really personal preference.
I hope thats helped
Stacey
Hi we would reccomend a min of full arms length around the pole, This will allow you to swing around safely.
You will need to find a beam in your ceiling, you can buy a stud finder from a hardware store,
Once you have found the beam, cleared a space you are ready to buy a pole. If your based in the UK or Europe you can buy from [www.x-pole.co.uk]
As a poler I LOVE 45mm poles however I have fallen for my new 40mm but the choice is really personal preference.
I hope thats helped
Stacey
Like Aug 2, 2012