Discussions

Someone asked about the Cleo's Liquid Heroine leggings and whether they could be used on a stainless steel pole. They were hesitant to purchase due to a warning on the website.

The author started a discussion asking about people's biggest fears related to pole dancing. Responses ranged from specific moves like the Iguana and Ayesha to broader concerns about falling, losing progress, and performing in heels.

Someone shared a 30-day ab challenge designed to build core strength and improve back mobility for all levels. They encouraged members to share their progress and provided a link to a demonstration video.

Someone shared their excitement about a new digital event, Miss Pole Dance Australia, highlighting the quality of the performances and discovering new artists. They also disclosed a connection to the platform hosting the event.

Someone is seeking advice on transitioning from a Cupid to a Russian Seat. They are experiencing a problem with their knee losing grip during the movement.

Someone is advertising a new product from iTac2, a twist stick version of their grip aid. They are offering a free StickIT with every order placed on their website for a limited time.

Someone is having trouble understanding how to apply spinning instructions – specifically controlling velocity and momentum – to static pole work. They asked for a video example to help visualise the concepts.

The author is rejoining the community after a long break from pole dancing, having been active from 2009-2012. They shared their excitement about returning to pole, especially Polesque, and mentioned their past business designing pole-related items.

The author is looking for recommendations between two at-home training tools – PoleSilk or PST Fit Club – to use as a spotter and for stretching, as they don't have access to a studio. They were concerned about the lack of tutorials for PoleSilk.

The author is looking into powder coating their pole to address slipperiness. They asked if there’s a specific type of powder coating recommended or if any powder coater will do.

Someone is asking about powder coating a chrome pole that is too slippery for comfortable spinning. They are hoping to find a local service to apply a grippier finish.

Someone is having their chrome X-pole powder coated due to a slippery grip and asked if they needed to prepare the pole's holes in any way. They shared that sanding didn't help and they hope powder coating will resolve the issue.

The author asked if anyone had experience powder coating a chrome pole and if it affected the pole's integrity. They were curious about potential issues or benefits.

The author is deciding between a brass or titanium gold finish for a new 40mm x pole, as they struggle with grip on their current chrome pole and have sweaty hands. They were seeking pros and cons and maintenance information.

Someone asked about experiences with bunion surgery, specifically if anyone had it done on both feet at once and how long recovery took before returning to dance. They were seeking information about timelines and potential complications.

Someone is selling a used X pole in South Carolina, describing it as an older style that’s hard to find. They are hoping to sell it locally for $200 and are willing to consider shipping.

The author is considering low suspension pole work as a way to continue poling while managing a wrist injury that may require surgery. They are looking for trick names and instructors specializing in this style.

Someone is asking for help with the Gemini trick, noticing that the pole’s contact point creates unwanted folds on their stomach. They are wondering if their technique or point of contact is incorrect.

Someone noticed a price difference for the yearly subscription and asked if there were any available promo codes, explaining a difficult financial situation. They originally saw $99 but were now being charged $149.

Someone asked if it's possible to combine the '30 Days to Flexy' program with regular pole training and conditioning. They were hoping to do both several times a week.

Someone is looking for recommendations on crash mats, specifically from Yoga Direct and Lupit Pole. They are wondering about the ideal thickness for a standard B-stage pole and if thicker is always better.

The author asked the community what they do on rest days from pole dancing. They were interested in ideas for cardio or floor work that could complement their pole practice.

Someone was having trouble viewing videos on the forum, reporting a loading symbol instead of the video itself. They wondered if anyone else was experiencing the same issue.

The author is seeking advice on safely reversing out of a basic invert, specifically from a chopper position. They've injured their neck attempting to lower themselves down and are questioning their technique.

Someone is selling a Platinum Star Stage 4.0 with a pole and optional LED lights for $700-$850. They purchased it recently but it’s too large for their space.