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When I had posted this on a facebook group that was one thing I had mentioned, you really cannot transition into an extended butterfly fom it becaseu you are totally facing the pole. But I wonder if it is a good move to be able to get your balance for things like split grip inverted moves?
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Yes, please post prices as I have been meaning to order the Live Once ones but keep forgetting.
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As I followed up, people call it a modified butterfly or butterfly with cross hands. For some reason many moons ago in a forum far far away I thought I saw this listed as another name.
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I am. In butterfly you typically have right hand high/right leg on pole or left hand high/left leg on pole. ((HAhaha…ME's photo came up first in my image search))
http://empowermentthroughexoticdance.com/butterfly07.jpg
What I am asking about is right hand high/left leg on pole or left leg high/right leg on pole.
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No, if that was aimed at me. The pic that is in the thread was in response to Shannabella asking what move her profile pic was.
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Even making lace ones out of ribbon and elestic is really easy (if you have a sewing machine).
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She probably means a fitness certificate, not necessarily a pole certificate. In oreder to teach in some areas you have to have a certified competancy of body physiology and also first aid/CPR training.
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I know there has been discussion of this pole in the past. OH….someone was just thinking about buying one. I think it may have been Zoeyxxxv…..
Here is the pic and comments about the pole: https://www.studioveena.com/photos/view_photo/50ae327f-d214-458e-a97b-22960ac37250
Basically what it comes down to: is your safety worth only $150?
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Congratulations!!!!
Even if you consider it "small" it really is not. And there is nothing like the feeling of nailing something for the first time.
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I do not own a studio but have several friends that do and from comversations we have had the resounding answer is YES.
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I think you are thinking of Tite Grip CapFeb.
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I did not know they changed the formula….
Do you know what "level" you ordered? I do know that there are 4 different levels (not sure if there alwasy were). I also know that this stuff seriously dries out over time so there is a good possibility that the old stuff you had started out this "greasy" but then dried out over the last 2 years.
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You should be able to look across your ceiling and tell where there are seams. Those seams are where there should be joists. ALSO, get a small thin and long nail (at least 1.2-2") to use as a trial nail to see if you hit a joist before drilling.
You can also knock on the ceiling with a hammer (lightly) and tell by the tone of the thud if you are at a hollow or solid spot.
Lastly, please be careful with a peek a boo pole. They are not designed to be used for serious pole work.
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A "real" bow and arrow (marksman/archer) from what I am told is supposed to be this grip. If you have Veena's lessons it is also here: https://www.studioveena.com/lessons/view/4d46d077-22f0-4c57-87e0-2ff40ac37250
I am going to have to try this grip as I have always only done it with iguana mount arms.
But in answer to my first question, from what I have gathered so far is that it is just a variation of the butterfly.