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I would say that any pole should not be constantly exposed to elements. SS is probably the least affected by humidity, I think.
The advantage you have using the SV pole is that yes, the mount from your SS LM will work with our pole, and as you know you can quickly remove it and put it back up when you need to.
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Hehe I’m glad he like the moves 😊
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Hi, the 2 poles I suggest are the Studioveena pole, and the x-pole brand. We sell both here.
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This is great news, I’m happy for you! I personally don’t have issues with sweat, but I get many questions about it, so it’s great to hear more good reviews on this! Thank you for sharing your experience with us!
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I think it’s a good idea for studios to post their students usual pole attire either on a website on the FQ section or in the studio somewhere. It could also be helpful if someone calls the studio, for the studio to mention what students typically wear, this way new people know what to expect. As VanillaryPuff mentioned being in a class with fully clothed dancers and being the only one who had shorts and tank can be uncomfortable too. Most people just want to blend in! I still think that saying a brand or particular style is not allowed is going a bit too far. Most of us have the common sense to decide if something is not going to stay in place, and often we figure it out! lol I’ve had to re-shoot lessons and video because one of my trusty tops or bottoms was just not so trusty that day! lol
I think as long as someone knows that a class is geared more towards sexy pole wear (this can be an important part of learning about your sexuality) then they can make an informed decision if that class is right for them.
I agree with Charley that implementing a dress code because a pole studio is hoping to promote modesty in pole dance is not necessary AND it disregards much of what pole can teach us about ourselves and our bodies. This is coming from someone who grew up in a home where taking a bath or shower naked seemed wrong!
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Continue with your conversation everyone. xoxox
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Guys, don’t feed the trolls…⬆ï¸
I think this was a great discussion!
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PamFern, you’ll find that if you reply to something with a harsh and sarcastic tone others will respond in the same manner. We miss understood what your point was when you made your first comment. I think everyone here agrees that it’s best to wear something that covers your genitals and boobs when in a pole class.
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The sv pole can be customs cut for free to fit lower ceilings 😉
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I love my SV powder coated pole, but I also like the Brass x pole, it’s my new favorite in the xpole line. I like both the SV finish and xpole brass better then my TG which is saying a lot because I used to love the heck out of that finish! lol Chrome is not for me!
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Pam, I don’t think anyone said we should be naked in a pole class setting, not a single person suggested showing off your vagina or penis in class, what would be the point in doing that?
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That’s a good question Fools! Personally, it wouldn’t bother me, I don’t know why it should be ok for women and not men. I think we are far to shameful of “skin” showing as a society and it’s just silly.
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I would have to agree with Lina, I also have not see the video, but to me it just sounds like she is contracting her quadriceps and hyperextending her knees. Lifting the legs up while in straddle would be amazingly difficult, so I’m guessing that’s not what the exercise is about.
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A really good warm up as everyone mentioned is the best way to stick to your pole. If you’re taking the lessons here try using the Basic warm up, this routine is designed to warm your body AND pole!
Here’s the link 🙂 https://www.studioveena.com/lessons/view/525b64a6-b328-401e-85e7-456c0ac37250 -
If you’re taking the lessons you’ll find a bunch of stretching, and strength work you can do to help prevent tendonitis issues. You’ll find them under the Conditioning and Stretching sections. 🙂