
Jenn
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I don’t think its related to my camera, because when I play it on my computer its clear and also it was clear when I uploaded it to YT. It may have lost some resolution once I uploaded to SV maybe, but not really sure why that happened. Thanks for you advice though.
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Jenn
MemberDecember 6, 2009 at 6:54 am in reply to: Jamilla’s Art of Pole series and new Routines DVDAwesome! Thanks Mon, I may take you up on that! BTW, did you get my mesg about the next meetup?
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I love webstwe’s videos! Another good youtube profile to check out, is corbyoconner (http://www.youtube.com/user/corbyOconnor). She also takes lessons at the Brassy Butterfly and is a really good dancer. One of my favorite pole dancers works there as an instructer, Starrgrrrl (http://www.youtube.com/starrgrrrl). I took lessons from her when when I flew out there to visit Portland. While I was visiting, we stopped in at a strip club and I noticed that the girls on stage would clack their heels every so often. I thought it was so cool, and it did grab my attention! I thought it was just a Portland area thing, but I guess it is something that a lot of dancers do.
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yippee!!! Good for you!
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I got the email too. If you are on the mailing list then you would have a recieved a code. It expires Dec 2.
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I don’t know if Allegra even knew the move was named after her until recently. I had posted a comment on Bertysbooboo’s youtube video referring to it as the Allegra, and in the comment I referenced Alethea’s video because that’s how I found out the name of the move. Then a couple of hours later, Allegra herself messaged me asking about the move and wanting a link to Alethea’s video. I am guessing she was not aware that there was move named after her.
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Does it have to be a multi piece? PS makes a one piece skinny removeable pole, in addition to the new extreme multi piece poles. Also, check out Craigslist or Ebay for used poles. I see used ones for pretty cheap on sale from time to time.
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PS makes a removeable pole with a vaulted ceiling adapter. I find the PS poles are way easier to erect than the Xpole because the top plate is much lighter and smaller. The overall quality is about the same. I have never worked with Lil Minx but I have heard of the bolt eating through the joist over time, and I also heard their stainless steel is not as grippy as PS stainless or Xpole’s chrome. If I were you, I’d go for the PS with a ceiling adapter, that way you would have a lot more freedom on where to place it in your room. You are so lucky to have such high ceilings!
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I’d like to know who created the move – I actually thought it was Karol but after some sleuth work across forums I found some older references to the combination.
As far as I can find out this is not a named move but a combination. any info?
Ozzy was doing it back when she visited us last year on a spinning pole and then she slowly lowered herself down. I also remember TriplexBexx doing it in this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SBJDDU9a5Sc" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; posted in May. I think its been around for a while, just hasn’t gotten lots of attention til now.
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I can’t find your videos either… https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_scratch.gif But congrats on your win!! https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_cheers.gif https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_cheers.gif https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_cheers.gif
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Does she have the new Extreme Pole? That’s what picture your link went to. Those are really new poles, just released in September. I wonder why she is selling it so soon. I was thinking of purchasing one myself, but would like to see it in action and hear others reviews first. Please let me know how you get on with it.
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My pole does that too, but it only rotates a small amount so it really doesn’t bother with my practices. I usually have to re-tighten the screws maybe once or twice each practice. If it bothers you too much, you could probably get a replacement part from X pole. They have wonderful customer service. They had once replaced my TG A pole for free, because the TG coating had been stripped off after a short time of use. They had also replaced my dome because the spin option was being wonky.
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I am working on this one too, It hurts too much to let go!
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Oooh, I just saw a video of Jenyne doing the move perfectly to show you how its done. Bertsbooboo just posted it on youtube! here is the link… http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aufi4W8J8Ng&feature=sub. Look for it @ 3:14.
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Are you walking around the pole to gain speed and reaching out wide with your outside leg? I notice that beginners tend to fear reaching out far when going into spins. They tend to hug the pole too quickly, cutting off any momentum. When I do my spins, I really speed up and get out as far as I can and that gets it going. As you gain strength in your grip you will be better able to control your spins by loosening/tightening your grip on the pole. Don’t worry, just keep practicing, you will get there in no time!