Pole Dancing - Better Than You Think
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Step-by-Step Pole Dancing
Moves
I
never thought I'd try a pole dancing class, especially if
my mother was the one inviting me, but sometimes the
things you least expect - happen. This led me to the
pretty awesome Poletential Pole
Dancing Studio in San Carlos, CA. I was surprised
at how fun and non-intimidating a pole dancing class could
be. Here are some things I learned:
- Wear comfortable clothes which expose your arms legs -
this will allow you to grip the pole so you are able to
complete the moves.
- Pole dancing can be an intense workout. It works your
arms, stomach and legs. Be prepared for a sore upper body
and often bruising from the pole. The good news is that you
can get seriously toned if you keep at it.
- You can even buy detachable poles that you can install
(and discreetly remove) in your home. Make sure the pole is
securely fastened and give yourself lots of space without
obstructions.
- Totally
removable and portable stripper
pole
- How to
assemble and install a pole
Pole
Dancing for Exercise
The latest exercise craze has eventually arrived in Dorset
and it's Pole Dancing. Forget about the sexy, half naked
dancing you see in night clubs and think of a cross between
gymnastics and dancing.
The Pole Dancing Academy in Dorset was set up by Steph Bates
who has years of experience in both gymnastics and dancing.
Steph runs individual lessons to people of all ages and with
varying degrees of fitness.
Pole dancing requires a lot of body strength and a 30 minute
sessions will feel like a 60 minute session the next day!
Muscles in your arms, legs and abdomen will be working
harder than they've worked before giving you that well toned
look you've always been after. Each session is approached as an
exercise session, with warming up and cooling down stretches.
Most people coming to Pole dancing sessions will find they have
muscles they didn't know they had so it's important to warm
them up before using them.
If you can hold your own body weight on your arms you'll
have a great advantage but this strength will come after
practice.
Some people worry that they'll have to dance in their
underwear but at the Pole Dancing Academy all dancers must wear
at least shorts and an exercise top - similar to that worn for
aerobic exercise and if you're worried about showing your legs
you can wear leggings or jogging bottoms and just roll them up
when you need to have skin contact with the pole. This contact
prevents you from slipping down the pole!
It's also very important not to put any creams or lotions on
your skin as this will also make you slip off the pole and can
be very dangerous.
The traditional image of a pole dancer is a lady with high
heel shoes but bare feet or trainers can be used just as
successfully - you'll more than likely be aching from the
exercise so why have to worry about blisters on your feet as
well?
When you look for pole dancing lessons it might be a good
idea to ask what type of pole the dance school uses. There are
two types of pole - a static pole and a spinning pole. It's
easier to use a spinning pole but most teachers prefer to teach
on a static pole as although it's slightly more difficult you
are then able to dance using both types. Some teachers will
have a pole that can be changed from static to spinning by
releasing a bolt.
Obviously, if you're a bit of an extrovert and find you have
a natural talent for pole dancing you can always get a job as a
professional pole dancer and every year there's a national UK
competition with regional heats for both amateur and
professional pole dancers.
Please remember that this form of exercise is ideal for both
men and women.
If all this sounds like hard work don't worry it isn't, Pole
dancing is done to great music and everyone has a fantastic
time.
Pole dancing really is a great way to lose weight and tone
up!
Serena Greenslade is a qualified elocution teacher and
teaches people from the age of three how to communicate
confidently and also runs in-house workshops around the UK for
businesses. http://www.afraid-of-speaking-a-speech.com

Pole Cats 1:
Beginner Pole Dancing DVD
Not only will you learn basic pole dancing
moves, you will learn how to put them together into
creative pole dancing routines!
This is a great introduction DVD program that
shows you exotic dance moves, over 20 beginner spins, climbing
and inverting techniques and choreographed combinations.
The Complete
Idiot's Guide to Pole Dancing
(Book)
If you want to shed some pounds, boost your confidence and
add some spice to your love life, this is the sport for you!
Professional Exotic Dancer and former model Wendy Reardon gives
you 150 photos demonstrating pole dancing moves and includes a
60-minute instructional DVD to make your learning experience
fun and "easy" - don't forget it's a workout! Learning pole
dancing couldn't be much easier.
Carmen Electra's
Aerobic Strip tease DVD
Set
Don't have a pole or don't want to use one?
Here's a great sexy workout alternative - who said exercise was
boring? These low-impact routines specifically targets and
tones your hips, thighs, buns and abs. Set includes several
dance routines on DVD that you can use conveniently at home
(contains the original "Aerobic Striptease," "Fit To Strip",
"Advanced Aerobic Striptease," and "The Lap Dance & Hip
Hop).
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