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Pole Dancing Tutorials
What are Drops and Tumbles on the pole? And how can you learn them?
Drops and tumbles make your pole dance routines look powerful and dynamic. But they can seem terrifying at first. Here’s a secret: they don’t have to be. Here’s what you can do.
Drop it like it’s hot
The 6 main Hand Grips in Pole Dance: Common Mistakes & Correct Technique (“50 Shades of Grip”)
Hand grips are a crucial part of pole dancing. Using the right technique will help you progress more easily and safely. Here’s where to find all of the tutorials in “50 Shades of Grip”.
So useful!
Pole dance hand grips: Twisted Grip (“50 Shades of Grip”)
This grip is often used for strength-based moves like Ayesha & Handspring. In “50 Shades of Grip” I cover the common mistakes and the correct technique of the most used hand grips in pole dancing. No.6: the Twisted Grip
Let’s twist again
Pole dance hand grips: Forearm Grip (“50 Shades of Grip”)
This one is the main grip for climbing and it’s also used for some spins. In “50 Shades of Grip” I cover the common mistakes and the correct technique of the most used hand grips in pole dancing. No.5: the Forearm Grip
Climb beautifully
Pole dance hand grips: Split Grip or Full-Bracket Grip (“50 Shades of Grip”)
This one’s is perfect for big moves like the Carousel Spin. In “50 Shades of Grip” I cover the common mistakes and the correct technique of the most used hand grips in pole dancing. No.4: the Split Grip (a.k.a. Full-Bracket Grip)
Go big or go home
Pole dance hand grips: Half-Bracket Grip (“50 Shades of Grip”)
This grip is used in many spins like the fireman spin, the sunwheel, and the chair spin. In “50 Shades of Grip” I cover the common mistakes and the correct technique of the most used hand grips in pole dancing. No.3: the Half-Bracket Grip
Do it right
Pole dance hand grips: Strong Hold Grip (“50 Shades of Grip”)
This one is a key grip for inverts, aerial transitions, and some floor moves. In “50 Shades of Grip” I cover the common mistakes and the correct technique of the most used hand grips in pole dancing. No.2: the Stronghold Grip
Hold on to this