Discussions

The author was asking if anyone knew of a print magazine dedicated to pole dancing, similar to a magazine like Cosmo. They were hoping to find something affordable and of good quality.

Someone asked the community to help name a pole move they were working on, initially suggesting 'The Pod' or 'iPod'. They were unsure if it already had a name and wanted suggestions.

Someone noticed the new lesson video was choppy and freezing, and wondered if it was a problem on their end. They complimented the new format and thanked the webmaster and instructor.

Someone was asking for feedback on Kendra poles or the X Pole Sport pole, wanting to know what people thought of them. They were looking for experiences with these specific brands.

The author is a complete beginner to pole dancing and is wondering if it's feasible to learn on a freestanding X-Stage pole, as installing a traditional ceiling pole is currently impractical due to home renovations and budget. They are concerned about the pole's wobble.

This thread announces a workshop with well-known pole dancers in Washington, DC. The author shared details about the workshops with Alethea Austin and Karol Helms, including dates, times, and registration information.

A member announced that a well-known instructor will be holding workshops in Houston on August 7th and 8th. The workshops cover choreography for beginner/intermediate levels and polishing existing skills for intermediate dancers.

A studio is hosting a workshop with a well-known pole dance instructor. The author shared details about the workshop, including the date, time, price, and how to register.

Someone shared information about workshops with Amber Richard, a pole dancer and former ballet dancer, at a studio in the Philadelphia area. The author detailed her background and provided information about the workshops.

Someone shared a link to a small, decorative dancer figure that attaches to a car dashboard. The author thought it was a cute item and wanted to share it with the group.

Someone noticed they couldn't find a way to search for or browse other members on the website, wondering if a feature had been removed. They used to be able to do this a few months ago.

The author was considering purchasing Jamilla Deville's "Art of Pole" DVD series (Set 2) and asked for details on the moves taught, as well as opinions on her new "Routines" DVD. They are an intermediate/advanced poler.

Someone was concerned about choosing regular airmail for an order from a pole dance instructional series, as it lacked tracking and insurance. They were hoping others had success with this cheaper shipping option to Canada.

The author asked if their weight would prevent them from starting pole dancing at home, and if they should lose weight first. They were also looking for recommendations for portable, weight-supporting poles.

The author is new to pole dancing, having recently purchased a pole and is excited about their progress. They are learning from online resources and are wondering if their height will be a disadvantage.

A new member introduced themself, sharing their background and excitement about joining the community. They expressed a desire to learn, connect with others, and contribute to the group.

A new member introduced themself from Ohio and shared their excitement about starting pole lessons, despite experiencing some expected bruising. They expressed being quickly hooked on the activity.

Someone new to pole dancing introduced themselves from Houston, Texas, and expressed hope to learn from the community. They are a complete beginner.

Someone new to pole is introducing themselves to the community. They shared that they recently joined a company called Big Girls Pole Dance Too and are excited to start.

The author is a relatively new poler from Miami who is moving to Athens, Georgia and wanted to introduce herself to the community. She was encouraged to join by a friend and a well-known instructor.

The author, new to pole, described a mild shoulder pain that flares up the day after exercise, despite warming up. They asked whether to rest completely or continue with exercise when pain-free, and inquired about typical healing times.

A new member is excited to join the community after a year of pole dancing lessons at a particular studio. They asked about the frequency of new lessons and whether the yearly subscription is a one-time payment.

Someone new to the forum introduced themselves from Toronto, Canada, expressing excitement to connect with other pole dancers. They were hoping to meet people and find out more about the community.

Someone announced that Alethea Austin and Karol Helms are teaching workshops at Studio X in Fayetteville, North Carolina on July 29th. They shared a link with workshop details and registration information.

The author shared a story about accidentally hitting a ceiling fan during a pole move, resulting in a gash on their finger. They were hoping to get a new profile picture but ended up with a painful reminder to be careful.