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Ok…at about 1:14 I wanna know how she is hanging onto the pole…it is a brief littl shot but huh?
I love that the Aussies still leave sexy in their competitions.
And whoever edited that video to So Hott did a fantastic job. I love the perfectly synched booty bounce near the end to "I wanna f**k you like I'm never gonna see you again".
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Totally agreeing with VB. This is not a snap decision that can be made. Full discovery of everything she has listed needs to take place. Then and only then can you make an informed decision. Also, I know you have children….you have to take into consideration how this will affect them regarding finances and time you will have to dedicate to being a business owner.
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I cannot help you on the size, the only thing I can tell you is to really research the doctor and whether your frame can handle the size you are looking at getting. I know LOTS of women who have implants and there are maybe three out of the ones I know that look natural and are not totally screwed up in one way or another (too high, too low, nipples in weird places, etc). All three ladies paid top dollar, massaged their breasts during recovery and carry a little extra weight.
I would also make sure that the doctor knows that you jog as this can cause all sorts of issues if the implants are not secured properly and may cause additional scarring leading to "brick breast". You also may not be able to jog for an extended period of time after the surgery…just be prepared for that. If you are an avid runner that may be torture!
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"I want to meet and hug, possibly scissor everyone there!"
Said the girl who does not like people touching her…….https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_eek.gif
Oh yeah, and Nymph….pics or it never happened!
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Amy has blogged about the Vado HD video camera
http://aerialamy.com/blog/2011/04/22/in-my-bag/
I personally just got a Kodak Playsport Zx5. I wanted something that was weather/water proof since we camp quite a bit (it will also handle drops). It was $129 on sale at Best Buy, normally about $179. In my videos I have a recent one where I was playing on a rope in the river that was shot with this camera.
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Jpolelove- Alethea just recently had a video up where she was interviewed and mentioned this topic. Pole is not just about the "tricks" but the journey. Enjoy the steps that it takes to learn these things properly without rushing into them. Take pride in the fact that you are able to do a fireman and sunwheel….I have ladies that have taken a few classes and are still having issues with this. Everyone progresses at different rates. Enjoy the feeling of your body getting stronger and the determination it takes just to be able to achieve each and every move. Most of the people (like 95%) of them start where you are starting. The tricks that you see on youtube videos are the outcome of many hours/months/years of training and perfecting. At some point in time you are going to wish that you could go back to these days.
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http://www.a1-autoracks.com/ski-snowboard-travel-luggage-cases.html
Search hard side ski bag on google and you will gets tons of hits!
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Yes, the stage poles are 2 pieces BUT there is a heavy metal rod that runs inside the pole where the most pressure would be exerted against the stage. Essentially this is like a solid metal piece, not hollow like the rest of the X pieces.
Have you ever priced out sheets of aluminum or steel? Wood is going to be cheaper and easier to move around. In order to get sheet metal thick enough to support the weight of a person standing on it it is going to be extremely heavy.
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I know of a few people (years ago) who used this website to build a stage pole. I cannot endorse this and would suggest saving any money you would spend on building this to buy a proper stage pole. One thing to consider….the bottoms of both the XStage and the PS SSA have additional metal that sticks up into the pole where the stage meets it. I would never want to place a point of impact on a hollow section of pole, which will happen if you put a stage around your X. There is a very good chance that you will bend the A piece where it meets the stage, especially on moves that exert a lot of horizontal force (pretty much ANY spin).
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TRX:
Ophidia: Vitamin C…huh! I know about how large doses will stave off a cold when you are just coming down with symptoms but I had not heard of it for allergies.
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I have not experienced this much lately but even when I had my powder coated lil mynx I had days when everything seemed to put me on the ground, and that is supposed to be one of the more grippy poles! One thing I remember Pantera saying when I took a workshop with her is that when you travel and compete or perform you NEVER know what conditions the room and pole are going to be. Try to work on getting that grip, no matter what. It will make you a better poler in the end. It may be just tightening that muscle a little more or tightening that grip. Try to work through it, as frustrating as it may be!
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Hmmmm…… well that blows that theory! Are you getting enough protein? Also, are you on any birth control? Are you on maintenance asthma meds or just the inhaler when needed? I have/had allergy induced asthma so as long as I keep my allergies in check I have no issues. Although when I went for full allergy testing with a specialist he told me I do not have asthma and to get off of everything they had me on. The inhaled steroids were causing more problems than my allergies! The one doctor I was seeing was so sure that I had asthma that she kept upping dosages and adding more stuff to the mix and that just caused more problems. At one point I was taking singulair, zyrtec, flovent and flonase and was still in need of the inhaler and when things got bad I would run scripts of prednisone.
As for exercise, I would seriously look into lifting weights or doing something like TRX.
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By eating "fairly well" what do you mean? Weight exercises will help you burn fat and will have you burning it all the time but without putting the right fuel into your body it is a moot point. Check into the Clean Eating books. If youa re going after "diet", "low cal", "low fat" foods then you are usually filling yourself with all sorts of fillers/chemicals to give you the same mouth feel/taste. This is also a huge issue for asthmatics as many of these foods actually create a low grade allergic reaction because our bodies do not know how to digest them.
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This is a big thing on bodybuilding forums. First there is data that shows that a zinc deficiency will make them more pronounced. There are some that swear by Strivectin but it is rather expensive. There is also a procedure called Thermage that I have seen mentioned in a few stripperweb posts along with pictures, but again you are looking at something rather pricey. I am not sure if Nivea still makes this product, but they had a cream called Body Reshaping with CoQ10 that some have had success with. You will also want to look for creams that promote collagen production.
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When I teach this I have the girls get on the ground in the position. Knees, hips, shoulders should be in alignment. I have them push their hips forward and imagine a penny between their butt cheeks. Then I have them put one hand up, the other across their body and look over the shoulder of the arm that is across the body. The biggest thing I see people doing in falling into a sitting type position. The knees, hips and shoulders have to be lined up.
