Discussions

Someone shared information about an upcoming pole showcase in the Boston area and asked if anyone else would be competing or attending. They provided a link to the event details.

Someone shared a recommendation for affordable disco lights they purchased locally, including a photo and a link to a video showing the effect. They wanted to share a good find with the community.

The author announced the winner of a silly pole sit contest. They congratulated the winner and shared that she will receive a pair of pole shorts as a prize.

Someone posted asking if there were any other pole dancers in the Montgomery County, Pennsylvania area, specifically near Harleysville. They were hoping to connect with others locally.

Someone shared a video of pole cleaning at a club and asked how often others clean their poles and stages. They were curious about different cleaning routines.

Someone is looking for a quick solution to replace missing pole hardware after a move, specifically for a Lil Mynx pole. They asked if hardware store alternatives exist.

Someone asked the community what free video editing programs they recommend for cutting, adding text, and combining clips. They are looking for software to improve videos for sharing.

Someone is having trouble with a move involving a twisted grip, specifically with torso positioning and balance. They’ve received instruction but are struggling to translate it into their body’s movement.

The author announced a new star symbol next to members' names to indicate completion of lessons, thanking a member for the idea. The author shared that more information is available on the studio website.

The author is a new pole dancer who recently purchased a pole and is looking for advice on where to begin, as they aren't currently planning on taking lessons. They asked for tips and move suggestions for beginners.

Someone shared information about a live stream of a pole competition. They provided details on how to watch the event as it happened.

The author shared their progress with strength and flexibility training, including starting pole work. They mentioned wrist pain resolving and struggling with slipping due to sweat.

The author is working at a club with a thicker, lotion-covered pole and is looking for trick ideas to practice during quiet times. They can already do several inversions and find leg grips easier than hand grips.

Someone expressed gratitude for a lunch event organized during a pole dance expo, where they met other community members. They are attempting to identify everyone who attended.

Someone recently purchased their first pole and is feeling overwhelmed by the amount of learning resources available. They are looking for guidance on where to begin and how to maintain progress.

The author, a beginner, is seeking advice on purchasing their first pole. They are petite, want a removable pole for a home with wooden floors and high ceilings, and are considering stainless steel for a greater challenge.

The author shared a story about their mother’s reaction to a newly installed pole in the living room, expressing frustration with the repeated comments about its location. They were seeking support and validation after the experience.

Someone asked about the September challenge, noting they hadn't seen any information about it. They also wondered if they had missed the August challenge.

A member asked for advice on how to improve the quality of their pole dance moves and combos, noting a disconnect between how things feel and how they look on video. They struggle to see flaws while actively performing.

Someone asked about the best way to record pole dance videos, having found using a phone difficult. They were considering a webcam and wanted to know about other options.

A member is attending Pole Expo in Vegas and will be wearing a Pink Pony Pole Dancing Academy shirt. They are hoping to meet other polers and share stickers featuring their pony-themed artwork.

The author is attending the Pole Expo and asked for advice from those who have been before, specifically about vendors and if X-Pole restocks poles used at the event. They also asked if anyone else is going and if they have any plans.

Someone asked for tips on performing a superman on a spinning pole, wondering if practice was the only answer. They were hoping to hear from others who had struggled with the transition from static to spinning pole.

Someone announced a new series of stretching lessons called Flowmotion. They explained that these stretches focus on continuous movement for body awareness, alignment, and relaxation, and don't require a separate warm-up.

A new pole dancer is excited about getting a new pole and asks whether there is an additional cost for the 30-day program. They are wondering if it's included with lesson purchases.