These can all be found with the Class Search, located in the top right of your Dashboard on your desktop, or with the magnifying glass in mobile. You will learn the fundamentals of pole dance technique and strength training that will prepare you to join our beginner level classes. We recommend that you take Intro to Pole times before moving on.
Please wear shorts or pants that can be rolled up to expose the back of your knees. Please note this Training Program does not update or change like the other Programs.
POLE 1 If you have tried pole dancing before and are comfortable with walking, basic spins and pole crunches then this beginner level pole dance training program is right for you. You will learn how to spin, climb, and move smoothly up, down, and around the pole.
This is the level where you will begin to dance in the air for the first time while building the strength you will need to prepare for inverted techniques. POLE 2 If you feel comfortable with Pole 1 and are ready to invert or you are already performing basic inversions, then this intermediate pole dance training program is right for you. You will continue to learn more advanced climbs, spins, and floor work variations while building the strength and confidence necessary to perfect and advance your inversion technique.
POLE 3 If you feel comfortable with Pole 2 and aerial inversions, then this intermediate-advanced pole dance training program is right for you. These can all be found with the Class Search, located in the top right of your Dashboard on your desktop, or with the magnifying glass in mobile.
You will learn the fundamentals of pole dance technique and strength training that will prepare you to join our beginner level classes. We recommend that you take Intro to Pole times before moving on. Please wear shorts or pants that can be rolled up to expose the back of your knees. Please note this Training Program does not update or change like the other Programs.
POLE 1 If you have tried pole dancing before and are comfortable with walking, basic spins and pole crunches then this beginner level pole dance training program is right for you. You will learn how to spin, climb, and move smoothly up, down, and around the pole. This is the level where you will begin to dance in the air for the first time while building the strength you will need to prepare for inverted techniques.
POLE 2 If you feel comfortable with Pole 1 and are ready to invert or you are already performing basic inversions, then this intermediate pole dance training program is right for you. You will continue to learn more advanced climbs, spins, and floor work variations while building the strength and confidence necessary to perfect and advance your inversion technique. POLE 3 If you feel comfortable with Pole 2 and aerial inversions, then this intermediate-advanced pole dance training program is right for you.
No problem! These classes are designed to suit all levels. Reason to quit Pole Dancing: I don't think I will ever quit Pole Dancing unless my body could just not physically do it anymore! Get in touch Official Website: www. Track runner hurdler 3 years, 1 year on dance team in high school, motocross from age , all around tom-boy. I started Pole Dancing in the clubs in Alethea Austin because it always seems like she's able to just take her time and let things flow out of her during a performance, where sometimes I feel like I get nervous still infront of bigger audiences and rush through everything and it ends up feeling forced rather than natural.
Pole Dance is very physically demanding, requiring a ton of core strength, flexibility, and coordination to perform crazy inverted feats where you lift and move contort your body into crazy unnatural positions while all the while making it look effortless and beautiful.
I would say Pole Dance to me is where the performer is using elements of dance exotic, ballet, contemporary, etc. I don't think I will ever quit Pole Dancing unless my body could just not physically do it anymore!
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