Discussions

Someone asked about the difference between a CAR (Controlled Arm Rotation) and a bow and arrow shape in pole dancing, questioning if they are distinct movements. The author was seeking clarification on the techniques.

The author is struggling with grip on their brass pole, finding it slippery despite trying various methods. They were seeking suggestions before resorting to powder coating.

The author asked about the safety of continuing to pole dance during pregnancy. They were seeking information and experiences from others.

The author questioned if a 'lazy poler' is a thing, sharing they've gone from frequent practice to only poling once or twice a week despite still enjoying it. They were feeling discouraged by this change.

Someone had a creative idea to spell out a message for their partner using different pole dance poses, potentially for Valentine’s Day. They were looking for suggestions for how to form letters with pole moves, especially for the letters ‘R’ and ‘B’.

Someone is visiting the Galveston, Texas area and is looking for a place to pole dance. They are finding it difficult to find options due to limited class schedules and traffic.

The author shared exciting news about expecting a son this month and expressed joy about becoming a mother. She also outlined her post-partum fitness plans, including returning to pole dancing and reaching a weight goal.

The author is experiencing a frustrating plateau in their pole journey, specifically struggling with inverts and the butterfly pose despite previously being able to perform them. They are feeling discouraged and anticipate needing to focus on strength conditioning.

The author started a thread wishing everyone a Happy New Year. They simply wanted to share some festive cheer with the community.

Someone shared a video of a beginner hammock combo they were learning in class and asked for feedback. They were hoping to spark discussion about aerial movement.

Someone shared anniversary wishes for a couple within the community. The original poster learned of the anniversary through social media and wanted to publicly congratulate them.

The author announced a December pole dance challenge centered around Dubstep music, encouraging members to create routines to their favourite tracks. The post also mentioned Christmas-themed Dubstep options.

Someone is looking to buy a used 50mm Xpole Xpert in the Manchester area, but is having trouble finding one due to unexpected car repairs. They posted to see if anyone was selling one.

Someone announced the launch of a new 30-day program designed to build a strong foundation in pole dancing, suitable for all levels. They believe it’s a unique offering in the pole world.

Someone shared a YouTube video of a pole dancer they admire, expressing a desire to reach that level of skill. They used a hashtag to indicate it was a goal and a wish.

Someone is considering applying for a baking competition and is wondering if they should mention their pole dancing hobby on the application. They are unsure how to phrase it and if it would be well-received by the show's producers.

The author asked for recommendations for pole dance magazines after being disappointed with a recent purchase. They found one magazine had grammatical errors and lacked technical content.

Someone asked for recommendations for a comprehensive pole dance book with guides and techniques. They were hoping to find a resource to help them learn and progress.

The author is seeking advice on inverting with a history of back surgeries, nerve damage, and limited lower back strength. They wondered if climbing the pole and bending over could be a way to achieve an invert.

Someone asked about screws sticking out on the base of their used X-Pole, causing scratches during use. They shared a photo to illustrate the issue and asked for help understanding if this was normal.

Someone was looking for recommendations for airbrushed tank tops for pole dancing, specifically asking about a company called Spinny T Bags. They were hoping to find a North American supplier and were a little hesitant about ordering online.

The author shared some jewellery designs inspired by pole dance and aerial hoop, asking for opinions before investing in production. They were hoping for feedback on the designs themselves.

Someone is considering starting a small business creating and selling themed jewellery inspired by pole dance and lyra. They shared some initial designs and asked for opinions on the idea and potential pricing.

A member new to Colorado was looking to connect with other pole dancers in the Denver and Parker areas. They hoped to find practice buddies and new friends within the community.

Someone experienced a sudden shooting pain in their neck while inverting from an elbow stand and asked what could have caused it. They hadn't felt this pain before with this move.