Discussions

Someone shared a link to their new pole dance video, noting it's a big improvement over their previous attempt. They were excited to get feedback from the community.

The author shared frustration with receiving hurtful comments on their YouTube videos, asking how others deal with negativity. They generally delete comments and block users.

Someone shared a video showcasing their progress with handsprings, jackknifes, and split grip inverts, expressing excitement about finally finding the right technique. They also shared a video of their splits progress.

Someone shared photos of gingerbread sleds they made, including one featuring Santa pole dancing. They just wanted to share their festive and creative baking.

Someone wished the community a Happy New Year and a prosperous year ahead. They sent greetings to all members of the forum.

The author asked for video resources demonstrating how to drop into a cross ankle release. They are already familiar with some drops and are looking to expand their repertoire.

The author noticed a glitch when uploading videos, where the correct title and description appeared, but the video file itself was from a previous upload. They asked if this might be an issue with the website’s code.

A member asked for tips on achieving a smooth spinning Scorpio, sharing they can do a regular Scorpio but struggle with the spin. They were hoping for a breakdown of the move.

Someone new joined the forum from Ohio and introduced themselves. They expressed excitement about connecting with the community.

The author is excited to announce they will soon be purchasing a pole thanks to a successful period of mystery shopping. They shared their joy and anticipation with the group.

Someone asked if anyone knew of good instructional DVDs specifically for chair dance, not lap dance. They were looking for recommendations.

This person introduced themself to the community, sharing their pole journey and recent videos. They are excited to continue learning, especially with upcoming aerial preparation classes, and are hoping to improve transitions and fluidity.

Someone is visiting Istanbul and is looking for a pole dance studio or somewhere to practice. They had trouble finding options online and were concerned about losing skills during their trip.

A new member introduced themself and explained they are hoping pole dance will be a fun way to get in shape. They are excited to meet people in the community.

A member wondered if anyone else names their pole, sharing that they had given theirs a name. The post sparked a discussion about the practice of naming inanimate objects.

The author asked for advice on weight loss. The discussion covers a wide range of approaches, from specific diets to general healthy habits.

The author was frustrated with their inability to perform a Scorpio, despite being able to do more advanced moves. They shared a video seeking advice on what they might be doing wrong.

A new member introduced themself, sharing that they recently started pole dancing and received an X-Pole for Christmas. They are eagerly awaiting the delivery of an extension so they can begin using it.

Someone recently purchased an X-Pole on an online auction site and is worried it might be a counterfeit. They are asking for ways to verify its authenticity before using it.

The author was struggling with forearm and elbow grips while learning Aysha and Straight Edge, experiencing instability and bruising. They asked for tips to improve their grip and balance.

Someone is looking to buy a 40mm chrome Xpole and asked if anyone is selling one or knows someone who is. They are excited to finally be able to purchase a pole.

Someone was selling a lightly used X-pole in the Los Angeles area. They provided details about the pole and their asking price, including the possibility of local pickup.

Someone is looking to buy an Xpole as a beginner, but is facing some financial concerns and parental hesitation about the cost. They were hoping to find a used pole to make it more affordable.

A new member introduced themself and shared that they recently started pole dancing in September, posting a video of a session. They were wishing everyone a happy New Year and mentioned driving a long distance to access a pole studio.

The author shared an update after surgery, reporting that it went well and they are recovering at home. They expressed gratitude for the support from the community before the procedure.