Discussions

Someone reported a problem accessing a specific lesson video within the 'lap dance' section, receiving an error message. They initially asked for help from the webmaster.

The author was trying to connect with other pole dancers in Alaska to help grow the pole dancing community there. They were hoping to find others who share their passion for the sport.

Someone is struggling with achieving a full ceiling split, despite having a good flat split. They are wondering if extra flexibility or shoulder mount placement is the issue.

Someone is returning to pole after a back injury and is feeling anxious. They are looking for suggestions for lower back strengthening exercises beyond core work.

Someone shared their experience with a grip product called "Liquid Grip", noting its coconut scent, effectiveness in warm weather, and ability to allow some spin. They were curious about others' experiences.

Someone discovered a crack in their ceiling caused by their pole, despite seemingly having proper support. They are puzzled as to why this happened after six months of the pole being in the same location.

The author is building a garage studio and is deciding between two ceiling heights: 10ft 8in or 12ft 8in. They are concerned about cost versus future-proofing for both pole and aerial hoop use.

Someone was trying to find a video of two male pole dancers they remembered seeing, believing they were Chinese polers. They asked the community for help identifying the performers.

The author is finding the transition from static to spinning pole challenging, particularly with controlling momentum and avoiding feeling out of control. They are looking for advice on how to adapt their technique.

Someone was inquiring about the duration of a yearly membership, specifically whether it runs for a full year from the purchase date or ends on a fixed date. They asked if a mid-year purchase would extend through the following January.

The author is seeking advice on choosing music for a performance or competition, feeling overwhelmed by options. They are considering how musical taste defines a dancer's style and wants to pick a song that feels authentic and unique.

Someone is visiting San Diego and asked for recommendations for a pole dance studio offering classes on a Saturday. They will have a car and are staying in the Mission Bay area.

The author is starting a pole dance blog and is looking for high-quality photos to use. They want to avoid copyright issues and are hoping to find affordable options, or recommendations for photographers.

The author spotted a visually striking pole move performed by another dancer and asked the community to identify it and share how to achieve it. They described the move as resembling a scorpio with crossed legs.

The author shared a video showing cheap poles failing, sparking a discussion about the safety and quality of budget pole options. They were concerned about the potential dangers of lower-priced poles.

The author is wondering if muscle soreness after pole sessions ever goes away, as they are frequently sore despite not overtraining. They also have underlying health conditions.

The author is struggling with the speed of their spinning pole and feels it's much faster than others they've seen. They are concerned about dizziness and finding it difficult to control the spin, even in basic moves like planks and climbs.

The author is having trouble achieving a full split in the air, despite having a full split on the ground. They are seeking advice on whether it's a technique, strength, or flexibility issue.

Someone shared a fun Facebook page dedicated to finding and posing on bridges as a playful way to encourage stretching. They started the page with their partner and are looking for others to join in.

Someone was asking about the Majestic brand of poles, noting their affordability and wanting to know if they are safe to use. They were seeking experiences from others who may have used them.

Someone expressed feeling intimidated by the increasing number of competitions and the associated costs, especially as they primarily train at home and have a limited budget. They asked if others felt the same and for tips on affordable competition preparation.

Someone shared a new blog post detailing a DIY method for adding sparkle to heels to cover up scuffs. They were looking for feedback on their first blog post.

Someone shared a link to a humorous commercial they saw on television. They noted it was positive to see pole dance recognised as a fitness activity.

The author, new to the community and recently moved to Canada from Amsterdam, was hoping to find a pole buddy in the Ottawa area. They missed the social aspect of poling and were experiencing some skill regression after a break.

Someone shared a link to a YouTube commercial featuring a male dancer. They thought it was well done and wanted to share it with the group.