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Oh no, don't feel discouraged! I strongly feel spins with both feet off the ground are not beginner moves. There are some spins that are appropriate for advanced beginners.! It takes time for a person to build up the necessary strength and body mechanics to do spins, without injury.
If your instructor hasn't explained it already, be sure to ask how you should properly engage your shoulders for spins. If you forget don't hesitate to ask again. Ask for conditioning exercises that you can do at home, to prepare for pole.
If you happen to be taking the online lessons here, check out the Forward and Back Scapula exercise https://www.studioveena.com/lessons/view/0225276c-b90a-11df-856f-001b214581be and the Pole Strength lessons.
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No, I wouldn't go that high with a removable either. I should have been more clear. I meant, call x pole and talk about options for example, you could do an x stage pole instead. Yes you can use the vaulted on a regular ceiling, makes putting the pole up super fast. I hear great things about the pole danzer poles if you can do a permanet mount.
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Now that is cool! I wonder if they will show it on tv?
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Vaulted 🙂
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I would contact xpole and explain your a studio and tell them what you’re looking for. I have the block mount and love it!
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yay thanks for the links!!
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I haven't ever looked online. In store it's with all the other scrapbooking paper. hmmmmm
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I found mine at Joanns….have you looked online?
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If you haven't already try taking a look at the Getting started video for the Stretching and Conditioning section. This will tell you when and how to include these in your workouts. If you have questions feel free to ask. You may want to look through the comments on the Getting started videos for ideas. Others may have already asked the same question you have. https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_flower.gif
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lol, staygold those are some good ones! We did a SV challenge called "you danced to what?" once it was pretty funny!
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WOW, nice job!
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Yay Trixie, I hope your adjusting well to your new home!!! I missed you in Las Vegas!
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Erica, after the way people who represent your company talked about myself and reacted to Chem on FB…..well, I think you could see why we would be concerned with how those same people, who represent your company, might react to a video…..I'm glad to hear you planned on being silly and lighthearted.
I truly care about pole dancers, and everyone wins when all are treated with respect. https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_e_wink.gif
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A good start to the double no leg climb is the Scissor Climb. https://www.studioveena.com/lessons/view/18f06262-b91f-11df-856f-001b214581be
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I don't think talking or poking fun at your customers would be the best idea…..
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It says, you can dress up or down, in whatever makes you feel good.
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The month of workout updates has come to an end! Thanks for following, I hope you found it helpful.
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Agreed!
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I like this idea!
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Thank you for the update Stacey!!!!!
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Yes, I have ripped skin off my foot and hand before in the summer when it was hot and humid. I don't have problems anymore though. You learn to be exact in placement so sliding or shifting isn't needed. Grippy poles are less forgiving in that respect, which is why I usually suggest chrome for a first pole. There is no pole that will always work perfectly. https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_e_biggrin.gif
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My TG get's very grippy to the point of skin ripping in the summer. You do get use to working around it, but it takes time. You slowly learn how to adjust your grip. https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_heart1.gif
