| The first year |
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| Lets begin with the podium dancing and a little dabble with a pole. In this piccie I didnt know what to do, I just used the pole as a prop. It wasn`t till I met my 2 wonderful friends Sonia and Kat that changed my whole perception of pole dancing. |
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| Sonia and Kat began to teach me spins and linking moves. Now the only problem was, I needed a pole to practice on. Brain wave, scaffold poles. This pole is a free standing pole which has been specially polished, so it wouldnt scuff my delicate skin. Other problem was where to erect it, okay the summer of 2006 was a scorcher so put it in the garden and the bonus was a fantastic sun tan. Now that I have progressed to the level that I am I can see in this piccie very clearly what attention needs to be given to my posture and technique of this spin. |
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| Another spin, this one has turned out to be one of my favourites. When the spin technique and form is polished it can look so strong and graceful. |
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| When your confidence builds things like this can happen. Travelling home from a concert, Pink at Wembly Arena of all events, wow she was amazing. The underground train, vertical hand rail, I could`nt resist it. |
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| This piccie is what is known as a trick or pose and is one that is achieved from strength. |
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| Having a little dabble with another trick/pose. Again still lots to polish of but definantely coming along nicely. |
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| Nearly there! Have never done the splits before I took up Pole Fitness. Thanks to my fitness background I could put together a stretch programme, which I follow religously every evening, with great results. Once I have achieved the splits I aim for the box splits, thats legs wide. |
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| Well this is another move that I found extremely difficult, only because I could never do a handstand. Well thanks to pole fitness and my friend Jojo take a look at me now!! |
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| Haha we pole addicts just love being upside down. |
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