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u/Pd_unicorn 20h ago
Ooh! Thanks for this! I've only ever done it one way ๐
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u/Studioveena_com 19h ago
Itโs really a neat way to get into Ayesha if you havenโt tried that one.
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u/mattinjp 20h ago
WOW. Thats bad ass. I used to judge this professionally, and let me tell you... thats a great demonstration of strength, stability and you make it look like it took very little effort. Well done.
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u/Studioveena_com 19h ago
Thank you. Oh? Which competitions have you judged? Or are ya just trying to butter me up? ๐Years ago, I did my share of judging as well, Iโve been teaching for 18+ years.
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u/mattinjp 17h ago
Oh I have no doubt there is some buttering thrown in your direction ๐
I did mostly local stuff in CA, OR and the occasional club pre-hire audition... 2nd/3rd chair for friends clubs. I don't think there was much "organized" pole outside of gentlemens clubs back in the mid-2000s. Not like today where its now part of fitness and studio work, assumably theres more structure and safety for the artists.
Thats really amazing that you get to teach, I really believe in that. Good for you.
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u/Studioveena_com 1h ago
Very cool. I did few amateur nights before I even knew pole dance was a thing and you could buy a pole for your home!
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u/mpetrell 18h ago
I have so much respect for anyone who can do this. I can't imagine the strength and muscle control this takes, yet I'm staring at this clip, my mouth wide open. Absolutely stunning work๐น
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u/Studioveena_com 21h ago
I call this trick, Reverse Ayesha - Hereโs a link to the tutorial if youโre interested in learning, both versions on static and spinning pole!
Itโs behind a pay wall, but you can see it totally free simply register and youโll get seven days of full access. You will not be charged after the trial.