RikkiL
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So I had seen this post but I hadn't really SEEN this post! WHY did it take me so long to read this???!!!! Anyway, I've clicked everyone's links – here is mine:
http://howcool.com/product/pleaser-shoes/PL-KISS-209LT5?reftoken=54e19c98-204218
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I bought a pair of the BK go-go shorts a while back but couldn't wear them. I apparently have more butt than they were prepared to cover. https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_e_sad.gif Being "cheeky" would have been the least of my worries if I had worn those shorts!
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Thanks Charley! I’m trying to get a large group from my studio to go and the low costs will certainly help make that happen. 🙂
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Am I reading right that tickets for the whole weekend are only $50? Or is that the performer registration price?
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I love the 2 1/2" shorts and sports bras from Funkadelic Sports! They've got a bunch of cool prints and they are super nice too. I started carrying their products at my studio so my students have a place to get fun pole wear. 🙂
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JAK, that's really pretty! But it looks to me more like an extreme Lady Garden than the Orion. It's my understanding that in the Orion your legs are in line with the pole instead of out to the sides, right?
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This is such a hard question to answer! Batwing! No – U-bend! I don't know….but the one I always go back to is shoulder mount. I love all of the moves that come out of it (brass monkey, shoulder split, shoulder dismount, flip, etc).
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I would think for it to be an upright Allegra you would have to have the arm that is grabbing the foot/ankle on the opposite side of the pole. This move doesn't require the back flexibility that an Allegra does.
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Not sure about the first one. The second one looks like Jenyne's Tick Tock split only she does it with the gripping hand inside the leg. I believe I've seen the last one you posted referred to as the Bud.
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Thanks Pat! And CapFeb, definitely some good stuff there! I'd love to hear any other suggestions as well. 🙂
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But I suppose you could do opposite side leg coming down and then you wouldn't have to take that hand off to adjust the legs. You'd have to readjust it higher at some point though….
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I think the problem with starting from a wrist seat is that both of your legs are above a hand, meaning you would need to take that hand off the pole and place it above you as you brought one leg down. But because of the way that hand is basically doing all the work of holding you up you would most likely fall totally away from the pole.
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Hmmm…I'm thinking pole split, then pull both legs in towards your body as you lean your torso away as far as your arms will let you. For Anastasia's version you'd also have to take the bottom foot off the pole – the weight of your torso leaning away should pull it out. Both gorgeous! I'm going to have to try this soon. Thanks for posting it!
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They make controllers that will let you select the amount of fog that comes out and how often. Also, you can run it through a "fog chiller" that makes the fog heavy and keeps it low to the ground instead of rising and filling the air.
Chillers typically have to be made, though. I don't think I've ever seen one for sale.
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Sweet! I'm hosting a Halloween showcase for the students at my studio so I may just do a dress rehearsal for that performance and use it as my challenge video. 😉
