chemgoddess1
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I had more issues with powder coated in the cold than I ever did with any other material. When the pole is colder and your body is warmer the paint just is not porous enough to absorb the moisture and it seems like it always had a thin layer of condensation.
That said, I am also not a huge fan of brass just because of them smell. I have a chemistry that turns a lot of perfume sour and that I think is the reason I get so smelly on it. The grip is amazing (one reason I wish they still made the titanium pole) but the odor is a complete no go for me.When I lived in Ohio chrome was the best for me. Now that I live in NC I prefer stainless.
I will also add that my experience with PC was on a Lil Mynx. I have never been on the XPole powder coated.
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There is also a possibility that your pole is not straight. Did you check the level on 2 planes?
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I am still around! I know that some of the CBus and Cinci crew are still poling they just don’t get on here much.
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Are you back??? Oh my god, it has been ages!!!
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The ultimate Prince pole dance. Earned Josiah a title at Midwest:
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RPoles are prohibitively expensive if you are in the US. Last time I checked it was going to be about $1800 with shipping.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ekudTitA834
If it is indeed an original XPole that video should help.
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chemgoddess1
MemberApril 12, 2016 at 11:20 pm in reply to: Calling all SV Veteran circa 2010-2011 and all new pole buddies too!Yep, still here just not as often as I used to be. That is more due to me not being on the pole as much as I used to be, sadly. Really missing the passion I once had for it.
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Chains are not something to fool around with!
If you have a fetish/BDSM club in your area you may want to contact them and see if they know of anyone. Usually the “underground” crown that deals in suspensions and such play with chains. BUT PLEASE BE CAREFUL. Chains are no joke and you can seriously do damage if you have someone who is less than spot on with training.
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As a clarification, the only difference between “amateur” and “professional” competitors in USPDF is whether or not you hold a title or not. Wendy set up the levels like they do in professional bodybuilding.
Competitions are ridiculously expensive to put on and NYC is one of the more expensive cities to hold one. Rumblings that I heard underground (and this is true of several competitions that have gone away) is that too much money is lost holding them. I also know that there was a lot of push back because USPDF was the LEAST transparent when it came to scoring. The bar has been lifted for running competitions.
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I am pretty sure that you can still get 3 free days of lessons before buying. That way you can look around and see if you like the lessons before committing. Honestly Veena’s lessons and progression and strength exercises are probably the best out there for an at home poler. Her 30 day take off is excellent for conditioning and her POC really help. On top of that there are still a lot of people here who can answer questions when you get stuck. I don’t think you will be sorry at all.
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chemgoddess1
MemberFebruary 8, 2016 at 10:41 pm in reply to: DIY Portable Pole Stage/DIY Swinging Pole?I personally would never trust a home made pole for performance purposes, ESPECIALLY a swinging one! Karol Helms has a swinging pole and I know that Dakota Fox at Aradia in Raleigh just ordered one from Pantera.
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Okay, I am not sure if they changed the design or not so this is coming from my working with them 5 years ago. There used to be a double type set screw; basically a small screw hidden by one of the larger screws. You could only access it by taking out the large screws (which you have done). Take a flashlight to the openings that you have removed those screws from and see if you see another smaller screw inside. This may be your issue as it sits in a divot.
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There are a ton of screws in the base of the stage that will get loose with use. When I taught on them I had to tighten them fairly routinely. If you turn the base over you will see a bunch of them near the center where the collar fits into the spine.
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To get the base off you need to unscrew the same screws you do o put it into spin mode (the ones that line up with the X’s).
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There is no video on earth that will ever ever ever compare to this one:
https://www.studioveena.com/videos/view/5156fc3b-8b80-4e8e-833f-19f30ac37250
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Can you request that they have a beginner class and a non beginner class?usually if an owner knows that they may lose a student (or students) they will try to adjust.
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It is helpful if you let people know your location. We have people from all over the globe here.
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Hey! Are you taking classes at any of the Cleveland studios? I know all 3 carry a variety of products and you can typically try before you buy. Dry hands is probably the most popular (not a fan myself) but there are a ton of products out there. Tite Grip is an antiperspirant that you use regularly and I know a few that layer products. My personal favorite is a product called liquid grip which dries and gives tack at the same time. I do not have super sweaty hands though.
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I have quite a few boyshort underwear that are cotton based that I wear for pole and honestly, it does not hold up as well as the synthetic fibers. It also shows sweat a lot more than synthetics and fades with washing. when I am buying shorts that are under $10 this is not so much an issue, but if I am spending what most pole shorts cost, I want those suckers to LAST.
If more manufacturers made front closure sports bras I would buy more online. There is nothing like getting stuck in your sports bras either trying to get it on or off (traps anyone??). I have ripped my share of stitching on sports bras and again, when they are typically $40 and up I am not going to be a happy camper ruining it the first wear.
While I would love to have stuff that matched most of the time I really don’t much care. The only time I do is if I was performing routinely and needed something that was matching.
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chemgoddess1
MemberNovember 21, 2015 at 8:10 pm in reply to: Let’s start a discussion about best hot pants for pole dancing. Any tips? 🙂Oh my god…..the front tie shorts? I am madly in LOVE!!!!
Hotpants do not necessarily show off your butt.
Hooked, probably the best pole shorts I have ever worn are the Versa from AMB. They are a one size fits 0-12, which freaked me out a little and they look small when you get them, but seriously, they have full butt coverage, stretch, stay and do not give you muffin top at all.
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chemgoddess1
MemberNovember 20, 2015 at 8:20 pm in reply to: Is it ok for your partner/husband/boyfriend to still cherish other women?I read through this and I still am trying to process it all and come up with a proper response. I am having a hard time because this is a behavior that I just do not understand and cannot wrap my head around. Most of the time I can see others points of view and can give advice based on that but there is so much going on here that I just cannot process. Just know that I feel for you and if you were not married I would tell you to run.
I hope you find the strength that you need to find the peace that you crave.
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The teach fabpole every year at Midwest on XStages. Fabpole actually even has a mount that is specifically made for xpoles. I know Leesi used to be on this forum. I have been away for a bit so I don’t know if she still pops in.
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Where are you located? I know someone but she is in Cleveland, Ohio.
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Aggghhhh. not Tony…KARO!!!!
But I still do not see red.
https://www.karoshoes.com/product-category/karo-s-shoes/7-inch-heels/