Discussions

The author asked about the quality of poles from Flirty Girl Fitness and "My Sexy Little Pole", as they sell the latter at their studio and wanted to know if they were safe. They were concerned about recommending a potentially dangerous product.

Someone shared a video they made to help another member with an invert, but emphasized they are a beginner and it shouldn't replace professional instruction. They just wanted to offer a different perspective and have fun.

The author shared their experience participating in a 48-hour film competition, which included a dance/musical theme and a challenging choreography process. They were excited, if nervous, about the screening of their film, titled 'Singing in the Pain'.

A new member introduced themself, sharing they are from New Jersey and recently started pole dancing. They are taking classes in New York City and practicing at home with online videos.

The author shared a video of their newly decorated dance room, which was previously an unused living room. They were excited to finally have a dedicated space for pole dancing.

The author is experiencing hand pain and cuts from pole dancing, and wonders if this is normal during healing. They also shared that they have a severe, long-term candida condition requiring a very restricted diet.

The author wished everyone a happy Memorial Day and expressed gratitude for the service of soldiers. They also mentioned planning to pole dance throughout the day.

Someone shared a funny video clip from a television show featuring a man pole dancing. They thought it was entertaining and wanted others to watch it.

A new member introduced themself and shared their excitement about starting pole dancing with a new pole and online classes. They expressed how much they are enjoying the experience so far.

Someone shared a link to their first pole dance video on a video-sharing platform and expressed plans to post more regularly. They apologised for the video quality.

The author shared a life update, explaining their recent absence from the forum due to family changes and struggles with certain pole moves. They expressed love for the community and excitement about a potential project involving a pet and their mother.

The author excitedly shared their success in achieving a shoulder mount after struggling with it, and their sons captured the moment on video. They were frustrated because they couldn't upload the video to share with the community.

A new member introduced themself, sharing their age and excitement about starting pole with a friend and purchasing a pole for home practice. They acknowledged being uncoordinated but enthusiastic about learning.

A new member joined the forum, introducing themself and sharing their passion for pole dancing after two years of lessons. They expressed a long-term goal of competing and mentioned plans to share videos.

Someone announced they would be available in the community chatroom and invited others to join them. They were simply looking for company while online.

Someone shared their excitement about finally achieving an inversion on their non-dominant side, despite it being messy. They were looking for someone to share their joy with, as their partner wasn’t overly enthusiastic.

The author, a beginner pole dancer, shared that they find climbing the pole significantly more painful than inverting, particularly in the inner thighs. They were curious if others experienced the same discomfort.

The author introduced themself as a new member from Western Australia, sharing that their father hand-made their removable pole. They are hoping to build strength and learn new moves with the community.

The author is having trouble disassembling their new X pole, specifically separating the base from the extension, and the release rods bent during the attempt. They are worried about damaging the pole.

The author recently installed a pole but is finding it difficult to adapt to a shorter pole length due to low ceilings. They are concerned about being unable to perform more advanced moves.

The author is returning to pole after a break and has achieved the basic invert. They are now looking for suggestions on what to work on next, particularly regarding transitions and building strength for handstands.

Someone shared their excitement about achieving a one-handed flag on the pole after a recent breakthrough during a practice session with friends. They are now working towards a jade split and hope to achieve it soon.

The author shared feeling awkward practicing pole dance in front of her husband, despite his support and excitement about her new pole. She wonders if she'll ever get comfortable with him watching her learn.

A new member introduced herself, sharing her excitement about discovering pole dancing through online videos and wanting to find a more enjoyable workout. She is looking forward to connecting with others in the community.

The author introduced themself as a new member from Alaska, sharing their pole journey and background with pole parties. They mentioned recent weight loss and a goal to lose more weight for an upcoming trip.