After three weeks of learning to pole dance you can start with a partner and practice pole dance by yourself on a regular basis. You can also watch videos on YouTube and try out some of the poles around you.
What are some of the different pole dance styles?
There are two main types of pole dance styles that are used in the world:
Ladies on the pole.
Sisterhood.
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If pole dancing doesn’t appeal to you, you may be one of the odd men out. However, if you really want to learn to pole dance, check out these amazing tutorials from our friends on our blog that are very thorough and thorough in helping make sure you’re on the right track!
What do you think if I don’t know how to pole dance, do I need to start over?
If you simply want to get started with pole dancing, there is absolutely nothing wrong with you, it’s just a skill set that takes time.
If your first pole dancing class was all you could ever wish for and you’d like to try something a little different, then please feel free to give it a go!
What do I need to start pole dancing?
There is no definitive minimum or maximum requirements in order to begin pole dancing. If you have the desire and the time to learn, then it’s quite possible to find a suitable partner through pole dance classes.
However, if you have the talent and experience and are determined to learn pole dancing, then these are some steps that you would start with:
Before taking your first pole dance class please read through the full rules.
This is because pole dancing classes are usually held between 6 and 8pm at different places in London so they will take you about 15-30 minutes to complete.
There are also pole dancing tutorials that are often listed on our blog that can help you get started with pole dancing!
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