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Even poles of the same finish will grip differently depending on environment a chrome pole at home may not work for you, grip wise, as a chrome pole in studio. I suggest people go with a home pole that they feel they’ll have the most secure and consistent grip on.
I use many finishes and do not have troubles switching, I think it’s a good idea to have opportunities to use more then one finish.
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Is it just your hands or do you have grip issues all over? I’m not a big fan of always using grip aid but this mix really helps me with chrome poles or very cold poles in winter. http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jgvvc2uvcFw
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If you go to their website you’ll want to look for the one piece tension mounted pole. I don’t remember off hand what they call it.
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Thank you for sharing 😉
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That would be great if you’d like. We’ll be coming through during July, no exact dates yet 😀
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You still need skin contact 😀
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Great thanks PDR!
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Yes, only 45. 🙂
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OMG! Wow, thank you for sharing this!!!!
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Minneapolis will be a stop for sure since most of our friends are there. Not sure if there are any studios that are interested in workshops, we’ll have to see.
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Hi welcome to the site, you’ve come to the right place for guidance! Here is the video with a short explanation of the 30 day take off. This program is included in the lessons when you purchase them, in addition to the program everything is placed in order as other mentioned before. 🙂
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That’s great to hear!
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Twerkshop wouldn’t that be fun!!
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I would start with conditioning and strength before jumping back into things. You’ll want to be sure you’ve worked on these things before going back to what you were doing also I would avoid any Forward Lateral 1 hand spins for a while. But it’s not like you have to only do beginner work for months, just be sure to listen to your body and do whatever the DR suggested.
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Yes! See mine is on carpet. https://www.studioveena.com/videos/view/5346de71-70d0-496a-8f93-67a10a9aa0eb