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    Default Pole tricks on thicker poles?

    Hey sexy thangs! I just switched clubs, and the poles are thicker! The club I worked at before had thinner poles, which let me do all sorts of spins and things. Any suggestions? These poles actually go up about six feet, then they have a bar going across at the top to hang on. (There's a sexual joke in here somewhere...)
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    Default Re:Pole tricks on thicker poles?

    My club recently switched to a thicker spinning pole also. At first it seemed a bit more challenging, but I can do the same tricks and have learned a few more as well.. Just make sure you get a nice strong grip!



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    Default Re:Pole tricks on thicker poles?

    I can't do diddly on a larger pole, I have little hands. Although I've never been "super pole girl" either. Good luck!
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    Default Re:Pole tricks on thicker poles?

    Use the T's on top of the pole. Wrap your legs around them then hangf suspended in midair, like a reverse crucifiction (sorry if that sounds morbid).

    Next, use both of your hands, which are overhead, to grip while you uncross your feet off the t-bar, then cross them on the pole and slide down. Since its 6 ft, it won't look all that cool, but its something I've learned to do and they seem to like it.

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    Default Re:Pole tricks on thicker poles?

    Quote Originally Posted by rkcrox link=board=27;threadid=13406;start=msg175365#msg17 5365 date=1095193741
    I can't do diddly on a larger pole, I have little hands. Although I've never been "super pole girl" either. Good luck!
    Same with me. I've even gotten to the point where I avoid dancing on the main stage at my main club because they have thicker non-spinning poles. Yet the other two stages have regular width ones... ???

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    Default Re:Pole tricks on thicker poles?

    Glad to hear I'm not the only one, atleast you have other stages to chose from, a majority of the clubs I've worked at have only one stage, or only one open. I only know of a couple clubs that have the small spinning poles in my area, and they aren't the best $$$ clubs.
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    I can do pole tricks on the 2" brass poles...which was at my old club. My current club has 3-3 1/2" aluminum poles...which don't spin. I do my best on them...but, damn if it wasn't so hard to get a good grip and FLYYYYYYYY...

    Hmmmmmm...

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    Default Re:Pole tricks on thicker poles?

    Quote Originally Posted by VenusGoddess link=board=27;threadid=13406;start=msg175426#msg17 5426 date=1095201567
    I can do pole tricks on the 2" brass poles...which was at my old club. My current club has 3-3 1/2" aluminum poles...which don't spin. I do my best on them...but, damn if it wasn't so hard to get a good grip and FLYYYYYYYY...

    Hmmmmmm...
    I can't even imagine trying to do anything on a 3 1/2" pole! especially anything one-handed!

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    Default Re:Pole tricks on thicker poles?

    Im not gonna post the "girth versus length"joke that is crying to be tossed into this topic.

    nope

    nope

    not gonna do it!

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    Default Re:Pole tricks on thicker poles?

    I&#039;m the opposite I learned on a 3-31/2" mirrored stainless so going to the smaller poles is somewhat tricky... and I have hands of a ten year old.

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    Default Re:Pole tricks on thicker poles?

    I&#039;ve noticed that alot of the clubs here in Indy have larger poles.....like 4" diameter. Now in my opinion I don&#039;t even know why they bother if they&#039;re gonna go that big. It makes it damn near impossible to do any kind of pole work and thats just stupid. If the club doesn&#039;t want you to do pole work then they just shouldn&#039;t have a pole. And if they do, then they should really stop and think before just getting any old size.

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    Default Re:Pole tricks on thicker poles?

    LOL this one club i use to work in had a real thick pole... *which was NEVER cleaned* and it had bubbles in it..

    Well ive seen some of the other girl do a trick on it one night so i figured i would try.. Hey i got long legs this should be a snap.. Nope!! Landed right on my head... Never tried it again..

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    Default Re:Pole tricks on thicker poles?

    New club has thick (3-4 inches diameter, not sure), coated pole, 25&#039;. It&#039;s better for suspension tricks. However, a lot of girls also use lotion or baby oil here, so I haven&#039;t been attempting many spinning tricks, either.
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