This time - what's your choice of venue for pole dancing lessons (both of which are fully private with no spectators):
In a club with low level lighting, where you can wear heels, and have a glass of wine; or
In a bright airy wholesome gym.
Or: either, the environment doesn't really matter.
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I'm Elaine, I'm a UK Pole Dance Instructor, teaching pole dancing in Surrey since 2005, and this is my Blog, where I put video-clips, pictures and articles as a resource for pole students (and sometimes just to let off steam, hehe). I try to post regularly, and would love to read any feedback so do post a comment.. Or add your email to get new posts. Enjoy :-)
4 comments:
I like my pole dancing w/ low-level lighting.
I keep it real.
I usually teach and learn in clubs, but the one disadvantage, and it's become a bigger disadvantage for me as time has gone on, is the lack of mirrors in clubs - consequently, I've got some bad habits and I have no bloody idea what I look like on a pole.
Puss
i think the setting of a club with the lighting/wine aspect is good but we definitley need mirrors in the venue..
The lessons I go to take place in a cocktail bar upstairs, which is a fairly nice and pleasant area, if a little bit lacking in space. There is a mirror, but I'm usually concentrating too hard on not falling off the pole!
The real problem is the sleazy men who sit in a certain place where they can peek underneath the black screen that hangs down to block us from view. Creepy.
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