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AdministratorSeptember 10, 2015 at 3:22 pm in reply to: begining and conditioning elbow gripsTo help get over the pain of elbow grips use a larger diameter pole if it’s available to you, the smaller around the pole the more it hurts! As with any hold, make sure you are properly engaging the muscles of the scapula, abs and lats!
Working on moves that use a partial split grip can help you build up the strength needed. An example would be these moves listed in this search https://www.studioveena.com/searches/index?s=Partial+split+grip. You’ll find lesson links and photos along with other discussions on partial and split grips. Good luck 🙂
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You’ll find several options for the whole body in this video!
https://www.studioveena.com/lessons/view/530187f1-d550-48e8-a069-12cc0a9aa0eb
Here are the FREE versions, just clips posted, to my Instagram account as well. They were posted when I was fairly new to IG so they would be near the beginning of my account. 🙂 https://instagram.com/studioveena/
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Oops here’s the link for 30 day take off https://www.studioveena.com/videos/view/50e4694e-a85c-4fa0-8e66-61940ac37250
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Hi! You will find a ton of conditioning you can do for pole in the lessons. Most exercises don’t require a pole to start either 😊 The 30 day take off program also takes you through 30 days of training as a new dancer. Here’s video explaining more. When you do purchase the lessons you have access to ALL lessons here, conditioning, flexibility, pole, hula hoop and more.
Lil mynx poles go up quick so that would be a great option provided you don’t have concrete ceilings.
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Oh and it would depend on how you entered into it! For me I see Gemini being best NOT side climb.
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I don’t know of a video, and I can’t see why it wouldn’t work. I would assume as long on you place the pole along the outside of the foot arch area it should be possible. It would take more strength in the adductors because you don’t have the bottom of the foot, only the side to help push! I’m pretty sure I’ve done it before tho…..I bet someone will have a video.
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Agh….accidentally hit save before I posted the lesson link 😋
Hollow body lesson https://www.studioveena.com/lessons/view/55ee4ead-fb98-48ef-968e-64700a9aa0eb
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I just saw I forgot day 9!
Day 9, Hollow Body!
New lesson
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Day 10! Dancers Calf Raises ðŸ‘
New lesson https://www.studioveena.com/lessons/view/55f06187-c630-4f80-912b-2be30a9aa0eb
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Nice work!
You’ll want to bring the hips forward more and straighten the bottom leg. There are a few ways to enter into this move, I find the Gemini (outside leg hang) works well giving a nice grip with the knee pit, a good placement overall. Also, you may want to try placing the pole on the back of the calf instead of the foot.
Work on Adductor, hamstring, and oblique strength to improve this move. Check out the lesson here for even more help if you haven’t already, read the descriptions and watch the related lessons for extra help!! Here’s the lesson for this, https://www.studioveena.com/lessons/view/4cbf2cc3-01c0-4abb-963b-2af60ac37250 I don’t know what level you are at or what moves you can do so keep in mind that in the lessons here I place everything in a progressive order allowing you to work up to each move. Good luck!
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Day 8! ðŸ Booty Squeeze
Lesson https://www.studioveena.com/lessons/view/4e1d9e69-f62c-4b3e-81b1-4b380ac37250
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I’m so happy you guys are enjoying the challenge!! I love seeing the tags pass through my IG account! 😊
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Are you trying to do an elbowstand (head DOES touch) or Forearm stand (head totally off floor)? Forearm is more advanced and requires more strength in the shoulders!
If you’re doing elbowstand the head will contact the floor but the majority of the pressure isn’t on it, however you’ll still feel it for sure.
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Can you believe tomorrow is already day 7!!!
Day 7! ðŸ Plank Tuck
NEW lesson https://www.studioveena.com/lessons/view/55ec55c3-77b0-4ae7-b5b6-3ac00a9aa0eb
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Be sure that if you do choose to train things like inverts and leg lifts you’re engadging the proper muscle groups and not doing too many reps as this could cause over use of the hip flexors😊