Discussions

Someone shared an interview with Chinese Pole artist Remi Martin, who is gaining popularity within the pole dancing community. The interview covers his background, training, performance tips, and thoughts on pole versus Chinese pole.

The author is experiencing increased stickiness on their brass pole now that they are no longer taking medication and are sweating more. They are concerned about tearing their skin and are looking for solutions.

Someone is having trouble separating two sections of their Platinum Stages Super Pole that have become stuck together. They've tried a strap wrench but are looking for additional tips to get the pieces apart.

A member asked for recommendations on pole dance bags that can hold a lot of gear while still being cute and not too bulky. They are progressing to Level 3 and accumulating more equipment.

The author, a new pole dancer, is frustrated with learning to spin and experiencing shoulder pain. They asked for advice on why they're pulling their shoulder and how to improve their spinning technique.

Someone was having trouble locating information about the monthly challenges posted by the community. They asked if anyone could point them in the right direction to find out what each month's challenge is.

Someone was impressed by a combination performed by a pole dancer and asked if others knew the name of the move or could perform it. The specific combo was located at a certain point in a video.

Someone is selling twelve stainless steel permanent dance poles, originally from Lil Mynx, due to needing taller poles. They are priced between $125 and $135 each and are available for local pickup only.

A member experienced wrist pain after attempting static pole work, having previously trained primarily on spinning poles. They were unsure if it was a sprain and asked for advice on whether to use wrist supports and if they should stop dancing.

Someone asked about installing a pole in their mobile home, specifically about the structural integrity of the ceiling joists and potential damage from a permanent mount. They are concerned about repairs when they eventually sell the home.

Someone was having trouble locating self-adhesive scrapbook paper in bright colours, like fuschia and green, to decorate their pole dancing shoes. They originally sought the specific paper used by another member.

The author is house hunting and is frustrated by how few homes have ceilings tall enough for pole dancing. They are asking for advice on what types of homes to look for or potential solutions to accommodate a full-size pole.

Someone new to the Tampa area is looking for a pole dance studio closer to Brandon, as most listed studios are in Tampa or St. Pete. They heard about a studio on Channelside Drive but don't know the name.

The author is preparing to reinstall a Lil Mynx pole on a concrete floor and is anxious about stability, having heard stories of poles coming loose. They asked for installation tips and feedback on stability, especially considering their weight.

The author is investing in pole equipment, including a foam roller, and asked for recommendations on size and type. They were also curious if this topic is covered in upcoming lessons.

Someone's husband ordered a pole on February 1st and they were wondering about processing and tracking information, as they hadn't received a confirmation email. They were hoping to find out when to expect updates.

The author is looking for advice on installing a pole in a space with 20-22 foot ceilings, specifically one that can be taken down and put up daily. They were considering extensions with an X-Pole but are concerned about safety and the best mounting options.

The author is exploring whether they can replace parts of their older Xpole with different finishes (like titanium gold or brass) to improve grip. They are hoping to avoid buying a whole new pole and are wondering about compatibility of the parts.

The author is experiencing issues with sweaty hands while pole dancing and is looking for recommendations on grip aids. They've tried a couple of products with limited success and are hoping for suggestions on what works best, as well as pole cleaning tips.

The author is choosing between two pole dance certifications, Vertical Dance and ETED, and is seeking opinions on which would be more valuable given their experience and goals. They are considering factors like recognition, cost, and curriculum.

Someone shared their success in achieving a Death Lay, a challenging pole move they hadn't attempted in over a year due to fear and perceived strength limitations. They were thrilled to land it consistently on a tall pole.

Someone is planning to install their pole in an unfinished garage with exposed rafters and a concrete floor. They are asking about the best way to mount the pole to the rafters and if the concrete floor will cause slipping issues.

Someone shared news about a pole dancer performing at events surrounding the Super Bowl and expressed excitement. They had seen the dancer compete and win a title previously.

The February challenge encourages members to pole dance in their everyday street clothes, rather than typical dance attire. The author was inspired by a previous suggestion to focus on movement and self-love.

Someone asked if anyone had seen a documentary about pole dancing called 'Polar Opposites'. They were considering purchasing it online but were unsure if it was worth the cost.