Learn to pole dance in your own home with the Xpose Removable Dance Pole! Brass pole goes up and down in seconds… Sturdy enough for your most elaborate Pole moves. Also order DVD!
Duration : 0:0:30

Learn to pole dance in your own home with the Xpose Removable Dance Pole! Brass pole goes up and down in seconds… Sturdy enough for your most elaborate Pole moves. Also order DVD!
Duration : 0:0:30
The X Pole is made in the UK. $299 on Amazon
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The Dancer Pole: a workout like nothing else
This video is by a gal who runs a gym for pole dancing.
Caroline of Arcadia fitness explains her pole danicng experience. She thought she might have to run aroarund in high heels aned with strenghteningnd naked.
Her first experience was amazing on the stripper pole. She lost 15 pounds in a few months. The excersise focuses on stregthening the thighs and hips. In the lower level calsses they do sensual movements combined with building upper body strength.
Newcomers are often a littel timid on the dancer pole. But after thir first spin some get addicted.Its really not that ifficult.
It builds confidence and toning muscles. You can even buy removable dancer poles for your home.
Another person has this to say:
“This risque exercise fad has advantages and disadvantages. I am only going to name one of each so I don’t offend anyone and/or get myself in trouble. If you are already offended by the video, you need to get off of the internet immediately.”
Advantage: When performed in front of an appropriate audience, this exercise could transition into an even more popular physical activity, that also has proven health benefits.
Disadvantage: The dancer pole does not fold easily for storage in your closet beside the exercise step and the Nordic-Track after you lose interest.
It seems everyone is doing it these days. Everyone wants to try a Dancer Pole. This article out of Atlanta features a ady who over the past 2 years has over 400 womoe in her ple dancing class.
One of the women is a preachers wife, another a lawyer. Her students are age 8 through 70.
It seems this pole dancing craze of for everyone, not just the naight girls on dark establishments we often think of.
The women burn calories doing moves like the chair spin and fireman spin
Kimberly Wright, a mother of two, recently joined the classes to stay in shape.
“It works the abs… and, oh my goodness, muscles that I didn’t even know that I had,” Kimberly says. “I started last August and I’ve gone down two dress sizes. I’ve lost 20 pounds,” she adds
See the whole story here.