SissyBuns
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Whoever took yours probably took mine too because I haven’t seen it in weeks… https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_scratch.gif
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Anyone do anything else to help w/pole?
Im training for Ms Xpose and I dont want to be in class that often b/c I dont want to find new moves and then try to work them in my routine and then it becomes a mess. My time is limited between working and being a mom. I really need the abs, I do the arms every day by doing push ups against my bathtub in the morning while I wait for the water to heat up. I really want to win a catagory this year and make it to the finals!
Awww!!!! I want you to win one too! Well me and you. I want us both to win one LOL. I’m only doing pole princess so let me have that one, LOL.
I lift weights and I looooooove it. It really helps with building up strength for pole but sometimes it’s hard to find a good mixture of the two. I have a pretty decent routine down now, but it took me awhile to figure out how to blend the two.
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My adjuster cover is covering about 5 inches of the screw thingy. Maybe I need to use another extension…
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I’m a big wierdo man. I’m learning things all out of order.
I can do a straight edge, aysha (both split grip) and reverse aysha but I can NOT caterpillar to save my life!
I don’t know what it is.I try to push up and then I freeze LOL. I’ve been working on this move since I started inverting months ago and just can’t get it LOL. WTH! -
the adjuster cover doesnt need to be used. I never use my adjuster cover, its just there to make the pole look better. and there isnt much difference between the 45mm and the 50mm as iv had a 45mm and i upgraded to a 50mm. after all its only 5mm difference which is very little. X
But if the adjuster cover isn’t on then theres just that screw thingy showing and I can’t use that either lol.
You don’t see any difference between the 45 and 50? Why did you go up?
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Stopping the inverting makes sense to me too RaRa. Straining is bad for any type of hernia. Please let us know what the Doc says. Hopefully if you do have to stop it’ll only be temporary, once you get that hernia fixed up you can get back on that there pole!
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oh man!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i really want to do this challenge,but my ceiling is busted so i have no pole https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_e_sad.gif crap crap crap. michael buble has the best christmas songs, harry connick jr too!
You can shoot your vid at my house when you come out here LOL.
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SissyBuns
MemberDecember 8, 2009 at 1:33 pm in reply to: USPDF March 2010 – Pro and Amateur NationalsI am getting this feeling that since I didn’t get an acceptance email yet i am not going to, but it would sure be nice to get any email at all!
Yeah, the wait for even a denial email has been waaaay too long. It’s kind of cruel! https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_e_sad.gif
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We chatted about it on facebook and I’m pretty sure her scar needs to be treated, so it can flatten out. That will help the tenderness some, but if it’s still painful on the "inside", you may need more time to recover.
I’d invert less often and stop when it begins to hurt. If it’s a matter of healing it will just take time. I’d bring it up to the doc too Aster.
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Damn I can’t youtube from work. Whats the name of the video? I can pull it up on my phone…
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This is awesome!!!! Stinks that I just bought an Xpole about a month ago though. I would have loved to have gotten the new model to start with. I love my pole but am really interested to see the new design. I am really stoked about the bottom loading feature. Whenever I wear heels my hands rest on the adjuster cover that spins whether it is on static or spin and is really troublesome. The bottom loader will eliminate this problem all together so I am really excited. Does anyone know if there is a way to get the adjuster cover to remain static or does it just spin no matter what?
I went to the Xpole site and couldn’t find any info or pics. Does anyone know if they will release this pole in a 45mm? Also, is the new pole going to cost more than the poles currently available?
I have the same problem. when i climb up to the top those top 4 or 5 inches of the pole are basically useless because the adjuster cover just spins and spins…bottom loading sounds cool. I’m pretty sure my next pole will be the 45mm.
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Expertvillage really helped me a lot when I first started out. That combined with Veenas lesson gave me more then enough info.
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SissyBuns
MemberDecember 8, 2009 at 2:53 am in reply to: USPDF March 2010 – Pro and Amateur NationalsAmateur division update:
1.Amy Richard
2.Amy Guion
3.Mina Mortezaie
4.Becca ButcherARGH!!!!
Do you know Mina’s yuotube name?
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SissyBuns
MemberDecember 8, 2009 at 2:52 am in reply to: USPDF March 2010 – Pro and Amateur NationalsI’m sure everyone who got picked has already been notified. It doesn’t make sense to me that they’d only tell 4 of them one day, then 2 the next. We probably dont have as much contact with the other people…. just a thought – could be wrong!!
And Im sure there’s no rush for them to tell everyone else that they didnt make it… my thoughts!It’s my understanding that everyone gets an email (whether they were picked ot not) and I know people (Allie, Roxy, Philly) who still haven’t heard anything. They’re still obsessivley checking their email. Poor darlings.
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lol i was like MOTM??? whaaaat? move of the month https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_e_smile.gif that makes sense. what a cool idea!
LOL, I made up that little abbreviation all by myself LOL.
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I think the butterfly is good for wow factor, especially if you go into it with a handspring. And if you extend it, even prettier!
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Are you comfortable with doing a move that you haven’t mastered in a show?
I’ve never performed before (and obviously you have LOL) but I’d be scared to death of using new moves, especially something like the Aysha if I wasn’t sticking it everytime https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_e_confused.gif
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I liked having a loosley chorepgraphed routine for the nov challenge. That way I didn’t just do the chair spin over…and over…and over…like I normally do. LOL
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Try checking out http://www.wikipole.org.
I think the spin you’re talking about with the knees to the nose is the craddle.
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Hi there!
I had my gallbladder taken out the same way as you. My scar on the upper abdomen became over grown and turned into a Keloid that was tender to the touch and hurt when things rubbed up against it. I’m a dermatology nurse and the Dermatologist i work with started injecting it with steriods to help it flatten out and it has helped so much. is that the type of problem that you’re having? Are your scars overgrown?
Which scar is it that’s hurting. You say it hurts when you do Gemini and Scorpio so I’m guessing it’s the two on your side? I don’t think any of the other scars would come into contact with the pole when doing those moves.
How long ago was your surgery? I’m concerned that you may not be fully healed and maybe shouldn’t be trying some of that stuff yet, especially after the complications you had…
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I too struggled with the gemini, for like ever it seemed. I don’t think there’s a time frame that you can put on getting moves because it all depends on the move and the person.
From my experience when I was trying scorpio and and gemini I was focusing on hooking my leg and using only that to hold my self onto the pole. After some hands on instruction from Redke and Roxypink, I discovered that I wasn’t engaing the other points of contact needed; the armpit and the hip. Try squeezing the pole with the inside armpit and the inside hip. Really push that hip (well kind of right above the hip) into the pole, engage the abs and try pointing the foot of the hooked leg at the floor. https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_e_biggrin.gif
Oh and it’s nice to see another weight lifter on the site https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_e_biggrin.gif
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I’m so there!!
YAY!!!!! We get to see you again in April!!!!! YAY!!!!!!! oh yeah and psstt….15 more days till the XMAS jam!!!! pass it on.
*peeing myself in excitement*