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lol Chem I started doing a search for pole physics spray! With some types of material cramer firm grip spray works for me, I have a pair of thigh high synthetic leather boots that it works on also I use it on fishnet tights. I tried spraying it on jeans but nothing 🙁
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Thanks for the info Legend. I will start working on this one 🙂
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MemberMarch 8, 2012 at 5:00 am in reply to: Adam Jay photoshoot.. solo or share? I’m stuck!You should totally do it how you want and I definitely don't see any reason to feel bad about that. It's your time and money. The studio should not have had the option of doing solos if they didn't want anyone to do the shoot that way. Also since it's 2 hours you can probably change outfits and hair if things seem to be to repetitive but you never know if time will just fly.
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You are welcome 🙂 I'm hoping that like every other pole move it gets to the point that it it doesn't hurt. I hope someone whose mastered this can let us know!
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MemberMarch 2, 2012 at 12:15 am in reply to: Please take a moment and vote-Chardon High Promvoted too 🙂
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Awesome 🙂
Here is a site where you can paste the youtube link to your video and download it to your computer.
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PS@ FiyaStarta, maybe you should let them know about your DVD at stripperweb.com because I see lots of girls on there asking how to booty shake and where they can learn.
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Yay I needed this since 50 years ago lol I can't wait until my DVD comes so I can shake it, shake it, shake it at long last!!!!!
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I love makeupalley also.
One of my favourite make up products is urban decay's eyeshadow primer potion original formula. I love it because I can do my eyeshadow in the morning and it lasts all day.
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MemberFebruary 24, 2012 at 7:15 pm in reply to: Miami Stripper, Tip Drill, Is HospitalizedHere is another article
It says she will retire from dancing and is expected to make a full recovery also her twitter name is included in case you want to see what she says directly
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lol @ the beer commercial but I wish I had my pole space like that!
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MemberFebruary 23, 2012 at 9:02 pm in reply to: Miami Stripper, Tip Drill, Is HospitalizedI wish her all the best too. I read that rapper Plies is organizing a fundraiser – strip a thon and all the money thrown on stage will go to her medical bills
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I haven't tried this move yet but here are some clips of others:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8bCGwCJQc-Q
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oy_KHg9D5Uk
Sometimes watching clips of try and fails helps me figure out a move if I can't find a tutorial.
Also if you still need help after everyone responds to this thread with their tips maybe you can try a session with skittles who I've seen teach online via webcam:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1IGHzHbOBs
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In case you guys would like to see, here is a clip I found on youtube with more examples of the roundabout.
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Thank you for this tutorial Lina. You do the move so effortlessly. I'm working on the roundabout now but I don't find it as simple as it looks lol
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I started out in a studio and then switched to Veena's lessons around the intermediate advanced stage. If you are strong enough I think online only is fine. There are members here who started out online. I began in a studio and I was very weak so my instructor had to tailor the first lesson to my capabilities since I couldn't even do the standard lesson at first. I think also you should make sure to start a stretch routine even though I find that not being too flexible in the beginning isn't a big deal you'll want it down the line and for me it sucks to know I could've been flexible enough to do advance moves my body is now ready for if I had focused on it when I started.
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It has given me SO much confidence. I don't even mean confidence in being sexy but confidence to accomplish anything in any aspect of my life. Growing up I've always been bad in sports so discovering that my body is capable of doing things I never imagined is such a high for me. Also the process it has taken to learn certain moves really showed me that if I work at something and regularly put my time into it (even outside of pole) I can accomplish it.
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Must be said in a very star wars-ish obi wan voice with an acoustic echo if possible (at least that's how I hear it in my head when practising lol) : USE THE GUN GRIP!!!!
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I love this story on so many levels :
A woman helping out other women
Women stepping out of their comfort zone and trying something new
Husbands with genuine appreciation
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I was thinking the same as Sair: If you are asking deep down maybe you still want to pole. Also the fact that you can drag yourself up when you really don't feel like it and try to get going again shows that you have motivation. For me having to start over from scratch even more than once wouldn't be a determining factor for stopping altogether – because in time you will get it back. Sair had some good advice for rebuilding strength. Personally I would have to decide based on if I love it while I'm doing it or if I'm hating every second of it. If you were to continue what would be your reasons to keep going? Do they outweigh your reasons to stop?
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MemberFebruary 4, 2012 at 12:38 am in reply to: Would the song ‘once upon a december’ from anastasia be odd to dance too?I'm with Chumpchkin, You should do whatever you like. This pole dancer in the link does a dance to Aladdin http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j9fv0CyesYQ
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Sometimes I think the only way for someone to get it is to see it. If you are close enough with these critics send them a video or a link of an athletic pole performance. If someone told me pole represents sexual slavery I would tell them what it represents to me which is physical achievement, fitness, and most important to me: expression – artistic, contemporary, athletic and sexual (when I feel like it). It also represents women of all shapes and sizes ages and nationalities from all types of backgrounds and professions coming together in a supportive community. There is no need to argue past that. If they can't see it for what it is, it's their loss. Not everyone will understand so just feel fortunate that you are one of the ones who do and can reap all the benefits of this sport.
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for number 2 to avoid hitting my collar bone, when I flip upside down I try to get my butt over my head and bring my chest up to the pole then I feel like it's safe to start going down. At first I was stronger enough to do it that way on one side but on the other side I was a bit weaker and bruised my collar bone area because I wasn't going up high enough before going down. I also use the Veena grip for this
For legs I try to focus on keeping them together once they are both in the air with the inside leg grazing the pole and getting my legs over the lower arm. Then on the way down I open them to catch the pole. I used this girl's tutorial to learn it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84BIXIwXmMw