Beginner Level 3: Day 9

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Duration: 00:33:36

Today you’ll be practicing the beginner sexy pole dance routine. Below I’ve listed a reminder of how to approach learning a routine.

Pro tip: Remember these steps during the practice session:

Slow it down: Practice the routine at a slower tempo until you are comfortable, then gradually increase the speed to the normal pace. You can slow down or speed up the videos here by clicking on the little setting gear icon at the bottom of the video player.

Break up the routine into multiple sections: Instead of learning the entire dance at once, break it into smaller, manageable sections.

Repeat and repeat: Practice each section multiple times until you build muscle memory. Drill it, or even practice the motions in slow-motion or “marked” with partial movements.

Connect the sections: Once you’ve mastered a section, practice connecting it to the next one by focusing on the transition.

Practice consistently: A little practice every other day is more effective than cramming it all in at once.

Practice with the music: After you have the basic movements down, start practicing with the music to get the timing and rhythm correct.

Allow the videos to play in order and follow along. Feel free to pause anytime you need to.

Responses

  1. Hi Veena, sorry for late reply! I kinda had to watch the tutorial again and try doing as it says 😊. Adjusted lower sitting hand a bit, then more active in gripping with legs on the way back and pulling with hand, much better exit. Problem was sliding down a bit over the lower hand.

  2. This was fun. I had an issue with transitioning from fireman to backhook on beginner 1. I kept sliding down the pole too quickly even with grip…so annoying. I just need to practice more and work on my grip more.

  3. Of the two combos, I found #1 the hardest! Haven’t figured out the transition between fireman spin and back hook. . . yet (I almost typed “I can’t” and slapped my own wrist, lol). I feel like I slide too far down before I can do anything to transition to back hook. Crazily enough, I can already do this on spin pole.

    1. It’s much easier to do the combo on spin so it’s not odd that the static version is more challenging. Love the conscious change of wording from can’t.

      On another note, will you be joining us on the timeline for the elbow stands this week?

      1. Thanks. 🙂 Former yoga teacher here. . . now I just practice at home.

        I haven’t checked out the timeline yet but I’m going to sit down and do so tonight. I could use a refresher on elbow/forearm stands.

  4. Definitely need more practice with the beginner sexy pole routine. It is my 2nd week back after 6 months so I didn’t push myself. I want to practice the routine a few more times before I move to intermediate.

  5. In the forearm sit, when I use the same hand as my lower hip, I have more room to grip, and I feel more stable. When I try the top hand, it almost feels like I have too much buttcheek in the way 😂 I can’t get that hand under the top hip to grab the pole lol. Can it be done either way?

    1. You do actually use the same arm under your butt as the lower leg. So essentially your whole body is leaning more to one side than the other. 🙌

    2. When I say higher butt cheek, I’m referring to when you’re in the sit, that “higher” leg is on top of the bottom leg. If for some reason you want to reverse which hand is below, it’s not going to hurt you, but it might be uncomfortable.

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