Discussions

Someone was letting others know that a pole dance stage was still available for sale on an online auction site, and had reduced the price. They shared a link to the listing.

The author was upset about a small mistake during a performance – losing their foot in a yogini pose at the end of their routine. They asked if others had experienced similar mishaps and how they coped.

Someone is selling a used 50mm X-Pert chrome pole, purchased a year ago, for $300. They mention it's suitable for both static and spinning and includes carrying cases and tools.

Someone was curious about a 30-day pole program, wondering if it would be beneficial for an experienced poler who's been less active and wants a refresher. They were hoping to hear from others who had tried it.

The author was surprised to discover they had been blocked from a retailer's Facebook page, having their posts and comments removed despite years of purchases and positive engagement. They are seeking an explanation for the block.

The author shared that they are returning to pole after a period of absence due to the recent loss of their aunt, who was a significant support in their life. They described the profound impact of this loss and the difficulty of balancing grief with responsibilities.

Someone is selling a black, adjustable Lil Mynx pole for $150 including shipping. They state it’s sturdy and in good condition, but are downsizing and need to find it a new home.

Someone is selling a like-new, 50mm stainless steel removable pole. They realized they prefer a different pole diameter and are looking to find a new home for it.

Someone offered up a pair of concert tickets to see The Goo Goo Dolls and Lifehouse in Nebraska after a relationship ended. They wanted to give the tickets to someone who couldn't otherwise afford to go.

The author is considering taking dance lessons outside of pole to improve their movement variety and choreography skills. They are looking for suggestions on which style to try, given options like ballroom and Latin dance.

The author is experiencing significant delays and poor communication with Platinum Stages UK after ordering poles in October. They are concerned about upcoming showcases and are seeking information from others who have had similar experiences.

A new member introduced themselves to the community, sharing that they have been pole dancing for about a year with a dance background. They are looking forward to getting more involved and improving their strength and confidence.

The author asked how often others pole, sharing their current schedule of every other day and a desire to incorporate more dedicated strength training. They were concerned about balancing progression with adequate rest and recovery.

The author asked what others do on the day of a performance, specifically worrying about being rusty if they don't pole that day. They were seeking insight into pre-performance routines.

Someone asked for suggestions on exercises to add to their pole strength routine to improve core strength. They wondered if pole moves like knee tucks and holds were enough, or if they should add exercises like crunches.

The author announced they and a friend are attending Pole Expo in Las Vegas and asked if others would be there. The thread quickly became a place for people to share their plans to attend and coordinate meetups.

Someone is having trouble redeeming free lessons that came with a pole purchase. They registered for the lessons but hadn't received a confirmation email after an hour.

Someone shared a picture of a foot stretcher, commenting on its unusual and somewhat frightening appearance. They were curious about devices to help improve foot flexibility for pointed toes.

Someone is considering selling their used 50mm chrome Xpole and asked for advice on the best way to ship it, particularly regarding cost-effective options. They have the original packaging and are open to local pickup.

Someone is looking to buy a portable pole for home use, as they don't have a dedicated space for it. They asked about poles that are easy to put up and take down daily.

Someone shared that they are making and selling upcycled sweater legwarmers with ribbon ties. They mentioned they take custom orders and provided example photos of their work.

Someone asked the group for recommendations for good dubstep songs to dance to. They were looking for new music to inspire their routines.

Someone asked for help maintaining spin momentum at the top of the pole, as they were stopping completely. They were hoping to understand how to keep the movement going.

Someone is looking for recommendations for stretching and contortion DVDs, having already explored several popular options. They are hoping to find more resources to improve their flexibility.

The author is new to pole dancing and is upset that some family members disapprove of her sharing videos on social media, even though they are modest. She asked for others' experiences with family reactions to their pole practice.