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2 new lessons using Reverse Brass Bridge here’s the example clip http://instagram.com/p/0fvT_spAcr/
Option 1 https://www.studioveena.com/lessons/view/550cf0d5-059c-406d-8dea-3f1f0a9aa0eb.
Option 2 more challenging https://www.studioveena.com/lessons/view/550cf535-1160-4beb-8f6a-43e70a9aa0eb
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You’ll find a lot of stretching help here in the lessons! They’re great for beginners who don’t know where to start! 💜 . If you could find a pic of what you’re trying that would help us too 😊
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short poles suck! But that’s awesome you have a good start it sounds like!!
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Hello!! Welcome to the site! Be sure to take a peek at the lessons, if you find you didn’t have a chance to take a look before your 3 day sign up trial was over, use this code and get 3 more days! GET3FREE.
It’s great to have you with us and I hope you fall in love with pole as much as the rest of us.
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Day 21! 🌈 Eros! http://instagram.com/p/0d3en4pASp/
Here’s the lesson. https://www.studioveena.com/lessons/view/4d4820bb-af38-4d73-b2f2-735d0ac37250 I love using this as part of a combo and I’ll be posting a new quick lesson for a fun combo using Eros💜
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Day 20! 🌈 Ballerina Spin (static pole)
http://instagram.com/p/0bSfwzpAQy/AKA Pretzel Spin! Here is the lesson showing both static and spinning pole! https://www.studioveena.com/lessons/view/4fc631e5-4354-4c33-8b45-7bf40ac37250 A solid reverse grab is helpful before moving on to this spin. If your body isn’t ready for the static variation, try it on spinning pole, just be aware the technique is a bit different. 💚
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Yep, the pole should be right by the shoulder, (hug the pole) as if you were about to caterpillar climb!
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BEAUTIFUL! Thanks for sharing your work with us!
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It’s ok if you don’t have time to re do it 😊
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Day 19 🌈 Basic Butterfly http://instagram.com/p/0YmTpMJASx/
Keep in mind this uses an elbow or forearm grip, not Split grip! Here is the lesson
https://www.studioveena.com/lessons/view/4ccec7a3-6ed8-4907-befb-61210ac37250 -
If you do a search you may find many threads with ideas for structuring your workouts.
I think it will depend on the type of aerial yoga class, if it’s not too trick heavy and does focus more on Yoga poses than it shouldn’t be too hard on the forearms. But it is something to be aware of. As for Flexibility and yoga, again it will depend on the type of class, you’ll be able to tell if a class is more focused on strength, flexibility or meditation and go from there. I would say that taking dance class can replace any extra cardio and as long as you dance, and not only work on tricks when you pole, pole is great cardio too.
I also have love for many things, so I rotate through and often choose what method I want for my strength work that week. My go to options are LIft weights, TRX trainer, or Pole. I just love to move!!! A spinkle in Hooping, aerial yoga, Lyra, yoga and dance!!
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Welcome!!! Be sure to check out the 30 day take off program it’s a great guide! Can’t wait to see your progress!
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Oooh pretty!!
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Lol 💚🀠I love this thread!
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Jack-knife Invert Combo! http://instagram.com/p/0VrbKepAZp/
See more to the combo in the lesson here https://www.studioveena.com/lessons/view/550875a1-9e30-4a8a-bcc6-408d0a9aa0eb
