Discussions

Someone is looking to buy the Bespun pole dance instructional series, specifically the Veena lessons, and is hoping to find a used set. They are looking for a price lower than what they found elsewhere.

The author is struggling to achieve a full shoulder mount, despite feeling they have the correct positioning and have been practicing for a while. They are looking for further tips to help get their legs higher than their head.

Someone shared a clip of Homer Simpson pole dancing in an episode of The Simpsons, where he uses the pole as part of a fitness routine for a movie role. They thought the scene was amusing and wanted to share it with the group.

The author shared a list of personal goals for the new year, including fitness aims, professional development, and personal wellbeing. They are looking for motivation and accountability.

The author expressed excitement about returning to the forum after a long absence and welcomed the many new members. They shared a friendly greeting to the community.

Someone asked about the X Pole Lite, specifically if it comes in a 45mm diameter, as they already own a 45mm X Pole. They were hoping to continue using that diameter.

Someone discovered a small nick in the chrome finish of their new pole and is worried about it. They are asking if they should try to fix it, ignore it, or if it will worsen over time.

Someone asked if there were any pole dancers in the Toronto, Ontario area, hoping to connect with others. They were looking for people in Toronto, the Greater Toronto Area, or Southern Ontario.

The author recently purchased a pole and discovered their ceiling height is slightly too short. They are asking if a 2-inch extension is available and expressing worry about not being able to use the pole.

Someone is seeking help with editing a song for a showcase. They purchased the song online and need to shorten it from five to four minutes, but have no audio editing experience.

Someone is planning a pole jam in Montréal, Québec, at a studio in April. They are gauging interest and will share details about dates and costs later.

The author, new to a particular studio, is seeking recommendations for pole dance resources. They asked for reviews of Jamilla’s Art of Pole DVDs and Mika yoga wear, specifically regarding fit and support for a smaller chest.

The author is struggling with the basic invert, despite being proficient in other pole moves, and asked for advice on overcoming the hurdle. They've had to postpone lessons with an instructor due to unexpected expenses.

Someone was finding a new CAR lesson challenging, specifically the initial backbend and leg positioning. They asked if the move was actually possible to achieve.

The author shared a list of competitors for the USPDF competition, both amateur and professional. They congratulated the participants and wished them luck.

Someone noticed a difference in size and firmness between their biceps and asked for suggestions to even them out. They’d already been trying to work both arms equally.

Someone is considering purchasing a Titanium Gold XPole but is concerned about reports of issues with the new X-Joint design. They are hoping to hear others' experiences before making a decision.

Someone is planning to install a pole in their mobile home and is asking for advice from others who have done the same. They are specifically interested in X-Pole installations and what mounting solutions others have used.

Someone shared a how-to guide for using Windows Movie Maker, a free video editing program. They aimed to help those who want to edit pole dance videos without spending money.

Someone new to pole dancing, from London, introduced themselves to the community and expressed a desire to progress quickly. They shared that they have been pole dancing for a couple of months and are enjoying it.

The author announced a January pole dance challenge based on television themes. Participants could dance in costume or simply to the theme music of their favourite show.

A new member from the UK announced they are about to start pole dancing lessons and expressed some initial nervousness. They were looking forward to beginning their pole journey.

Someone shared news about new clothing items available in the community's online shop. They encouraged members to take a look at the selection.

The author announced they have ended a partnership with a studio and are pursuing USPDF certification. They are exploring other studios in their area and focusing on personal training, feeling excited about their progress and new goals.

The author is struggling with split grip Aysha and straightedge, despite being comfortable with similar moves like split grip butterfly and jackknife. They are seeking tips to achieve these poses.