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I’d look here! Many members have posted when they’re working on new stuff. I also have several clips on my profile of new things both here on SV and our FB page. 🙂
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I came across this thread the other day and I have a question for you all. Would any of you allow me to switch your video to public, allowing us to share to our Facebook page!? I was inspired by watching through these again and I think others might be as well. I even started a second thread incase others want to join in.
Those of you who have photos and written replies to the challenge would you also like us to feature a photo and a portion of your reply?
Feel free to post a yes or no here or send me an email if you like. Here is the link for the new thread too. https://www.studioveena.com/forums/view/53dd7db2-b6a8-4ef8-9502-073d0a9aa0eb#bottom
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My profile has some inspirational quotes too.
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OH! You might want to check out Affirmations for Pole Dancers! http://www.learn-pole-dancing.com/affirmations-for-pole-dancers.html
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Often you will find that one type of split comes more naturally than others. However, keep in mind that while anyone can improve their flexibility not everyone will achieve full front and middle splits. Try to keep your goals aimed at improving on the flexibility you have and see how far your body takes you. If you are interested there are many stretching and flexibility lessons and routines in the lessons here. https://www.studioveena.com/lessons/view_category/stretching-exercises
Here is a video with tips for stretching https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1ZZE2GTBiQ
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Kate go to a playground with a pole 😊
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Thank you Allyson!! xoxo
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No warm up needed
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Yes! That’s great 😄
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You could try To foam roll before and work on pointing the foot daily or anytime you pole. The more you practice the more natural it becomes. As mentioned don’t curl and scrunch the toes. This lesson shows you how to point the foot correctly. 😊 https://www.studioveena.com/lessons/view/50c8ace5-5db0-439e-828c-6a350ac37250
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Happy to hear you’re ok and now expecting again!! Congrats, nice to see you back!
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2 each side because you are also strengthening the upper body, so it’s important to switch sides 😊
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We leave to head towards the west on Sunday. 🙂 oh and the new challenge calendar is correct no need to replace anything https://www.studioveena.com/forums/view/53dbaca3-31d4-4dcc-8a1d-44de0a9aa0eb#bottom
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I’m in the Midwest right now, just getting a late start because it’s my oldest birthday!! I now have a teen! I’m posting in a few 🙂
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I usually hoop daily or use hooping as my warm up for pole dance. Pole dance is far more strenuous on the body then hooping so when you’re beginning stay with 3 times a week at the most, leaving a day of rest between the pole sessions. Resting allows muscle to recover and grow. If you are taking the lessons here you may want to try the 30 day take off program, it will give you a guideline to follow including when to stretch, strengthen, work on pole work. Add in hooping where ever you like!
Here’s the getting started video for the 30 day program https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e4KzMIIbZH0
The 2 videos below the 30 days have helpful tips for pole sessions.
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Hot bath, water, food and sleep!!
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In no way should a beginner be inverting 🙂 I was just trying to understand what you are doing. You should not be jumping into a pole sit either, I would suggest working on pole holds, this will allow you to build up strength so you can support your body weight allowing you to lift your legs up as slowly as you like 😊
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Charlotte do you know the name of the move you are jumping into? In general as a beginning dancer jumping into something isn’t suggested. Are you inverting (hips flip up over head? or just trying to climb up the pole?
The photo is an invert
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I like a slightly glossy finish, but really you’ll want to be able to feel a sample and choose, you might like something else.
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Before inverting with heels, work on inverting from the balls of the feet, if this goes well then move onto heels. If inverting from the balls of the feet is challenging work on that until you become comfortable. The technique when inverting with heels should be the same as without. Having a very strong side pole hold will be more important when you invert in heels because it will allow for more control when you feel like a deer on ice wearing heels. If your not using the side pole hold method for inverting then you may be relying too much on using the force of the feet to bring you up. If you have the lessons check out the Basic invert lesson https://www.studioveena.com/lessons/view/50eafb60-e868-4d1b-bc49-75780ac37250
If you don’t have the lessons this video has some tips for improving your inverts starting at 7:50 towards the end of the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJ3V_2DsxgE&list=PLyXWQXP3dueofybLatPPuLCbvfSPF2oSF
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Keep in mind that’s just regarding the ‘related’ lessons below where you won’t see the description change. You will see it change if you follow the next or previous buttons this is to encourage everyone to use the lessons in order. 😊
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If you have the lessons here, the Hip Flexor Lift lesson is helpful https://www.studioveena.com/lessons/view/4e1af31f-dc20-4e77-bd07-301c0ac37250
Also the Lower Body Routine will help. https://www.studioveena.com/lessons/view/52e9d171-5724-43b2-8784-47960a9aa0eb
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Here’s a video of me using it….https://www.studioveena.com/videos/view/534c5491-4778-44bc-b443-614e0a9aa0eb
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It’s totally normal and happens to everyone! Have you see this? There’s nothing wrong with just enjoying what you know, it’s ok to take a break from always trying to learn new tricks. Maybe try perfecting the ones you already know? https://www.studioveena.com/forums/view/Not_always_a_superstar_20140408064117
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Hi welcome to the site!! 😄
