aliceBheartless
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I would definitely be up for shipping to Canada. I’ll PM details. 🙂
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BUMP!! These are still available! 🙂 I basically just forgot about them for a few months, whoops! If anyone is interested, these are probably a best fit for 32A/B/C, or 34A/B, maybe also C. I am 32D and they are really too small. Prices listed below, willing to possibly negotiate if interested in multiple pieces.
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Still available! Let me know if you’re interested!
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Hi Ladies, looking to sweeten then deal, as I would like to find buyers, if there are any interested people. Would anyone want to go for any of these if the bralettes were $30 per bralette? That’s almost a 25% discount! Let me know, all bralettes/bikinis are available!
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Ladies, just wanted to update with sizes and pics, as that might be helpful. 🙂 All bralettes are sized to fit 32A, 32B, 32C, and 34A, 34B, 34C. The bottoms are size large, but fit waist 26-28 and hip 33-36 (this seems more like a typical medium than large to me). They can stretch a bit more for the hip measurement. The following pics are not mine, they are from the Flexi-Lexi Site (credit where credit is due). Makes it easier to see what I’ve got.
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Thanks so much! I am excited to try the peanut butter cookies!
I did the food sensitivity blood testing, and I have about 20 different things I need to cut from diet for the near future. Thankfully, potato, corn, eggs, and dairy are NOT included on the list, so this could be much much worse. I am just finding it difficult to find convenience grain-based foods/flour mixes that are both wheat-free and tapioca-free. I guess I’ll just have to start baking/cooking from scratch more. 🙂
And in case anyone was following this thread, I did come across a pretty helpful link for gluten-free substitutions in baking…
http://glutenfreegoddess.blogspot.com/2008/12/baking-cooking-substitutions-for-gluten.html
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Beats Antique is awesome. I really like their sound. The song posted just above is called Roustabout.
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@alicebheartless I see that I am following some of you already! I love instagram!
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Also, link is just a visual I googled. I don’t promote that company or brand, as I have used neither.
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If it’s a steel I-beam, beam clamps are usually the way to go. But I would get a rigger/structural person to give you specific info for your particular situation, (I am not a rigger). Link below to one style of beam clamp, which has been recommended to me. There are others as well.
http://www.murphyindustrialproducts.com/industrial_duty_beam_clamps.html
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LolaSlaytor made the tope 5!!!! Congrats! 🙂
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Thanks everyone who is voting! Its the last day! Keep it up 🙂
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Love it! Your lines are so pretty and the concept is awesome! Good luck!
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Awesome!! I am watching yours now! 🙂
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Which one are you? I entered, too. There are some bomb videos in there! Time well spent watching videos 🙂
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Well, back in the days prior to Sarah Cretul and the intersection of cirque and pole, didn’t everyone use cup and true grips for Ayesha? Iron X maybe wasn’t such a big deal back then. Chinese pole though has always used cup grip, out of necessity since the pole is thicker, right? And full body flag is by no means a new concept.
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Gaining flexibility for bridges includes stretching the shoulders and hip flexors well as the back. Maybe those would be good places to start?
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Sparrow, what is your issue with the meathook? Are you having trouble with finding the balance or your hips dropping out? I know another issue with the meathook is the feeling of pinching in the ribs becoming overwhelming. Do you have video?
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I just recently looked up my first freestyle that I have video to. I should definitely revisit the song because I love Alanis Morrisette! And I was wearing shoes!
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Good to know! I did not realize that inverting the pole to get that adjuster cover out of the way was no longer an option with the multipiece. I have an old style (all metal, even the plates) PS stainless steel single piece static/spinner.I love it and plan to never get rid of it. But I cannot say the same for the newer multi-piece options.
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How much does spin matter to you? If I were in the market for a single piece spinning/static pole, I would go Platinum Stages. They have the best spin hands down (I really like spinning!)even if the pole bows from being overtightened over time. However, if you need a multi-piece pole, or don’t really care as much about spinning, maybe an X-pole is a better option, I like the adjuster cover much better on the Xpole, and really dislike it on the PS. Though I believe the pole can be inverted?
I have had both good and bad luck with customer service (more bad luck) through PS. I mostly have had quality issues with their multi-piece poles in the past. That has been a few years back though, so there is potential that has changed, but I personally would not go that direction again. Xpole customer service has always been helpful to me. No complaints there.
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here’s a trapeze video illustrating my last post. Easily adapted to pole, just remember that you are turning into your lower hand on the pole. Can also use the upper hand to help pull your hips over.
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Sparrow maybe try getting into it from a regular invert? I found the balance point in meathook on a trapeze and have translated it to other apparatus. I have found that it requires your hips to stay close to your hands, and for a person to be folded at the hips.
If you invert to a straddle, bring the same leg as the top hand over to the other leg without dropping your hips down. Fold hard at the waist, and try it out. Keeping your hips up is usually the easiest way to find a balance point, and also why lifting up into it is more difficult. If this doesn’t make sense to you, I can probably figure out some sort of visual :). Hope that helps!
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While I love both Cleo and Alethea I didn’t think the choreo did them justice, and it would have been cool to see some doubles work. Yes they were both individually amazing, but it wasn’t seamless together. To me, the kiss just seemed gimmicky; like there’s nothing else in the piece to really talk about afterwards anyways. Gotta have a gimmick! 😉
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If and when I ever get an aerial pole, I plan to go with his model, because I need it to be able to travel well.
