Discussions

Someone new to the forum introduced themselves, sharing that they are a pole fitness instructor and studio owner with competition experience. They were simply saying hello and looking forward to connecting with others.

The author shared a positive experience of returning to pole after a break, detailing how they overcame frustration and successfully relearned several moves, including a thigh rest, after watching a lesson. They felt encouraged and motivated by their progress.

A new member is thrilled to begin lessons and is curious about how frequently new video content is added to the site. They are excited to explore the existing videos but wondered about the upload schedule.

Someone is looking for low-impact strength training exercises to prepare for returning to pole dancing after a period of inactivity due to arthritis. They have access to a pool and are hoping for specific exercise suggestions.

Someone is visiting Dublin for nine days in October and asked if anyone knows of studios offering drop-in pole classes. They are looking for recommendations for places to try during their trip.

Someone is searching for a pole dance studio in southern Maine and another member is looking for one in Cuba. The original poster asked for recommendations from the community.

The author, a new pole dancer, shared their excitement about joining the community and asked for tips on building upper body strength. They also inquired about studios in the Detroit/Michigan area and shared their fitness goals.

The author was hesitant to share their newly created pole dance homepage on social media, worried about how friends and family might react. They were also unsure if a homepage felt excessive for an amateur dancer.

Someone shared news about a significant sale on Urban Decay cosmetics, mentioning particularly good deals on pigment and eyeliner. They admitted to buying several liquid eyeliners because of the low prices.

Someone shared a video of a grandmother pole dancing, intending to inspire others. The author wanted to share this positive example with the community.

Someone is hosting a pole jam in Las Vegas on August 24th at Fawnia's Pole Fitness Studio, starting at 3pm, and is excited to welcome visitors. The author mentioned looking forward to seeing people they met at a previous event.

Someone is seeking advice on achieving the Remi foot hold, describing pain in their calf and difficulty keeping their foot secure. They have tried various approaches and watched instructional videos but are still struggling.

Someone in Florida is looking to buy a used X-Pole at a good price. They are asking for leads from other members on where to find one.

Someone is preparing a performance for an advanced level assessment and is seeking floorwork combinations to link together, inspired by the song '7 Nation Army'. They also expressed a desire to improve their confidence and sensuality while performing.

A new member introduced themself to the community, sharing their long-time involvement with pole dancing and appreciation for the forum's positive atmosphere. They mentioned recognizing people from online videos and enjoying the creativity within the sport.

A member shared their enthusiastic reaction to a recent video by another dancer, praising the performer's confidence and a more sensual style. They specifically highlighted a crawling sequence and the impact of longer hair.

Someone was selling a used Art Of Pole DVD set in good condition for seventy-five dollars plus shipping. They indicated it had only been watched a few times.

Someone is selling a set of instructional DVDs, specifically the 'Art of Pole' series and two 'Routines' DVDs. They are looking for a quick sale and have listed prices including shipping.

Someone asked for tips on achieving a flatline Scorpio, specifically struggling to get their leg onto the pole from a cradle position. They were looking for alternative entry methods.

The author excitedly shared achieving their first invert without kicking, after struggling with sweaty hands and previous instruction. They asked for advice on products to improve grip.

Someone had a brand new, unused pole for sale after winning it in a raffle. They shared a link to the listing on a popular online auction site.

A new member introduced themselves, sharing that they previously pole danced but lost strength during a break. They are excited to regain their skills and enjoy pole dancing again.

The author is a beginner pole dancer with a home pole and is seeking advice on how to improve. They asked about the best way to start, whether to use heels or not, and whether lessons or self-teaching are better.

A new member introduced themself to the community, sharing their background in pole fitness and martial arts. They've been poling on and off for ten years and now teach beginner classes, alongside running an MMA gym.

Someone asked for recommendations for poles suitable for larger individuals, specifically one-piece poles with extension options. They were hoping for a pole that could accommodate a higher weight capacity.