Discussions

This member recently moved to Fort Hood, Texas from Houston and is looking for pole dance partners in the area. They expressed appreciation for the community and are hoping to connect with others who share their passion.

The author is new to pole dancing and is trying to decide between three different pole brands: X-Pole, PS One Piece, and Hardcore Pole. They are prioritizing sturdiness, a smooth spin, and good grip, while also considering ease of switching between static and spinning modes.

The author shared their first pole dance videos, including a crucifix and a playful attempt at a sexy dance. They are hoping for feedback on how to make their spins and overall movement smoother.

The author introduced themself to the community, sharing their pole journey which began in 2008 and their enjoyment of learning through videos. They expressed happiness to find a community as pole dancing isn’t common in their area.

The author introduced themself as a long-time reader who recently decided to participate. They shared their positive experience learning pole at home with friends, and how they enjoy learning from videos posted by other members.

A new member introduced herself, saying she is new to both the forum and pole dancing. She was hoping to find ideas and information about using her new pole.

A new member introduced themself to the community, expressing excitement about discovering the forum and their love for pole dancing. They shared that they plan to post videos for feedback soon.

A member started a thread to encourage daily stretching for flexibility and injury prevention, sharing their routine. They asked others to join in and support each other.

This thread is a birthday wish for the person who maintains the website. The original poster started the thread to publicly acknowledge the special day.

The author is deciding between two portable pole options – an X Stage and an R Pole – for their studio. They are seeking opinions on the R Pole, particularly regarding its smaller diameter and whether it’s worth the higher price.

Someone shared a video of a baby dancing, finding it very cute and wanting to share it with the community. The video was originally posted by a friend on another website.

Someone started a thread to share videos of their attempts at the August floor work challenge. They posted their own video as an example.

This member is introducing themself to the community after taking beginner pole fitness classes and purchasing a home pole. They are excited about learning more and found the forum through a video link.

The author is seeking advice on which X-Pole to purchase, having convinced their husband to approve the expense. They are unsure about the diameter (45mm vs 50mm) and finish (chrome vs titanium).

A member excitedly shared that they unexpectedly achieved a 'Gemini climb' while practicing. They were curious to share their accomplishment and asked for feedback.

Someone posted that they have sold a black dress. They were letting the community know it was no longer available.

A new member from Yorkshire, UK introduced herself and shared she's at level 2 in pole dancing. She was looking to connect with other polers in the area.

Someone shared information about voting for the final spot in a pole dancing competition called Pole Superstar. They were having trouble deciding who to vote for.

Someone shared a list of rock songs they enjoy poling to and asked others what music they prefer. They included artists like Chevelle, Seether, and Staind in their initial post.

A new member from Alabama expressed excitement and a little intimidation after discovering the forum and the level of pole dancing skill shown. They asked for suggestions on where to begin with lessons, feeling unsure about foundational strength.

Someone who attended the Pole Superstar competition shared that the official broadcast quality wasn't great and offered to upload their own recordings to a video platform. They have already uploaded one performance and plan to add more.

Someone is struggling with the Rubber Pencil move, specifically with maintaining grip while letting go with their legs. They asked if it’s purely a hand strength move or if other body parts contribute to stability.

The author purchased a less expensive pole and is now concerned about its safety for more advanced moves like flips. They are trying to convince their husband to purchase a higher-quality pole, but he believes the current one is sufficient.

The author was looking for the older version of S-Factor shorts, which are no longer available on the official website. They were hoping someone knew where to find them.

The author shared their excitement about achieving several new pole moves, including an invert, corkscrew, handless pole sit, and wrist seat. They were thrilled with their progress and wanted to share their accomplishments with the community.