Pole for U aNd I Inter University Competition Review 2012

Well done everyone!

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Girl, I know how you feel. I love the athletic side of pole. I love the ehcllange it presents. But there’s NO WAY I would give up the sexuality of it. I love the grinding, hip-circling, booty-popping sensuality and freedom to be as dirty as I wanna be. My studio is awesome the instructors there teach us the dirty stuff; I didn’t even know what a booty clap WAS, nevermind how to do it before I started going to pole class. And I love it. I love the combination of precise strength and feminine sexuality. You are not alone. A forum I’m on has one of the women who’s pushing the addition of vertical bar gymnastics in the olympics. She, too, is a fan of sexy pole dancing, and teaches in her own studio. But the way she explains it is they’re not trying to obliterate pole dancing to encourage a new, sterilized form to make it acceptable for the masses. They’re simply concentrating on the athletic, sport side of pole. To them, this is a completely separate animal from pole dancing as we know it. Its roots are pole dancing, but it will be simply be another gymnastic sport balance beam, uneven parallel bars, vertical bar/pole.Never fear. Stripping is still around. Burlesque is still around. Pole dancing has exploded in the last few years, spawning numerous studios across the nation. Why? Because women EVERYWHERE are embracing that sexual side of themselves. After decades of the fighting the sexual revolution for equal rights, we’re rediscovering what it is to be purely feminine: strong and sexy as only a woman can be, and pole is one of the ways we express this.Girl, you are NOT alone.