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Pole dancing and flexability?
Hi. I just joined pole dancing two weeks ago I've been looking up pole dancing videos online and I've noticed they are all really flexible I am not flexible what so ever any tips ?
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Keep practice. Of course someone who has done this 2 years or 5 years will be more limber. We do karate, a person at week 2 or 3 can not bend over and touch their nose to the floor from a sitting position, or touch their palms to the floor while standing with just bending over, but in time they will. Before starting the dance I am sure you are warming up from 15 to 30 min before you even start with any of the actual dance.
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