Discussions

Someone is selling a Platinum Stages Brass Super pole, cut to fit 8ft ceilings, in the Toronto area. They describe it as being in almost new condition with both static and spin modes.

Someone was having trouble finding out how to upgrade their membership on the site and asked for instructions. They also mentioned an issue with the feedback messaging system.

The author is designing a gym bag for pole dancing and is asking for advice on storing knee-high boots and pole cleaner. They want to know the best way to pack boots to avoid damage and what size bottle people use for cleaner.

The author was confused about whether lessons on the platform were truly free, as they had heard conflicting information. They were open to paying, but happy if free options existed.

The author was curious about getting a tongue piercing and asked if anyone had experience with it. They were considering it as a 'badass' piercing that could be hidden at work and worried about speech issues.

The author is trying to edit video footage from a Sony camera on their Mac using iMovie, but the file format isn't compatible. They are looking for a store-bought program that can convert video files to .mov and handle multiple formats.

Someone admired a pair of shorts worn in a recent video and asked about the brand. They specifically wanted to know the make of the black shorts with pink bands.

A member is looking for recommendations for their first removable pole, prioritizing options that won't damage their rental apartment. They are open to different price points.

The author, new to the forum, introduced themself as a pole dancer from Ottawa, Canada, and shared their excitement about joining the community and getting a home pole. They were looking forward to connecting with others.

Someone shared a funny video of a pole dancer seemingly disrupting a wedding reception. The author just wanted to share something amusing with the group.

A new member introduced themself to the community, sharing a bit about their background and fitness journey, including their impressive weight loss and newfound love for pole dancing. They are excited to connect with others and learn more.

Someone new to pole is excited to start their journey, currently attending a free class at their gym. They plan to purchase a home pole and are looking forward to practicing more often.

A member shared a link to their new website featuring pole dance silhouettes they create. They were seeking feedback and invited people to sign the guestbook, thanking someone for prior help.

Someone is starting an outdoor fitness business for women, focusing on mothers and incorporating a 'FITERACY' approach to healthy habits for both parent and child. They are asking for suggestions for a business name.

The author was curious about differing teaching approaches in pole dance, specifically noticing beginner spins taught in their class were listed as intermediate on a popular online resource. They also questioned the number of students sharing poles.

A new member, 20 years old, introduced herself and asked if anyone else on the forum is from Toronto, Ontario. She's new to pole but excited to learn at home.

The author is introducing themself as a returning pole dancer from South Australia after a nine-month break due to injury. They are excited to have a home pole and are considering a subscription to an online video platform.

The author asked about the expected pain during knee holds like the Cupid, specifically experiencing deep calf muscle pain. They wondered if calf flexibility would eliminate this sensation.

Someone shared their success achieving a pencil mount and asked for tips on improving balance, particularly when attempting variations like a broken split. They were concerned about falling when adjusting leg position.

Someone asked for information about a pole dance studio called Femme Addiction in Ocala, Florida, as their mother and sisters live nearby and they were hoping to take classes together. They were looking for experiences or insights from others.

The author asked if the online lessons are in a progressive order within each skill level (beginner, intermediate, advanced). They were excited to start once their payment was set up.

The author announced the opening of a new pole dance studio location in Mississauga, offering free classes during the first week. The studio boasts a large space with both spinning and static poles, plus amenities like a lounge and shower.

A member shared a video of their pole dancing and asked for constructive criticism on how to improve fluidity and transitions between tricks. They noted they were still learning to film themselves.

The author introduced themself from Las Vegas and shared they were enjoying the sunshine. They prompted discussion about pole studios and teachers in the area.

The author asked for advice on how to politely decline a request from a former coworker to pole dance at their home. They are a beginner, concerned about liability if the other person gets hurt, and don't feel comfortable teaching someone with no experience.