DFW Daily Chat 22 March

~evanesco~

I've been having pole dancing lessons for the past 8 weeks and bought myself a pole for at home about 3 weeks ago. I didn't have to budget for it since I paid for it with my final installement of my compensation. I also paid a lump sum off my holiday, which leaves £565 to pay. Anyway, my plan is to get really good at pole and then open a studio offering lessons as fitness. Theres nothing like it round here, I have to take my lessons in an actual 'gentlemans' club. Which must be intimidating for some people. So I'm going to open a fitness studio offering pole purely as fitness, not as a career option :T

immoral_angeluk

That sounds like a great idea evan.. I've always wanted to give it a go it look slike fun!

LouiseJ

ZTD wrote: »

And how do you know what I'd be up for..?

Ok let me think

Cat litter tray needs cleaning
floors need washing
Some ironing to do
papers to mark for Tuesday
VAT return due
and when you've finished that I might let you into the bedroom.....


















that could do with a bit of a vacuum too;)

~evanesco~

immoral_angeluk wrote: »

That sounds like a great idea evan.. I've always wanted to give it a go it look slike fun!

It's great fun. I've been dieting since January anyway, lost 15lbs, but the pole work has definatley helped. Would you come to lessons IA?

Burlesque_Babe

oooh, I've always wanted to learn pole dancing!

immoral_angeluk

~evanesco~ wrote: »

It's great fun. I've been dieting since January anyway, lost 15lbs, but the pole work has definatley helped. Would you come to lessons IA?

If I could afford it definately!

jacs76

without giving too much away someone my husband works with owns a 'studio' and his wife does exercise/dance classes including pole dancing lessons. i could not keep the laughter in when she told me that her dh had been having a go too ,as most of you know what my dh does for a living you just can't picture it can you :rotfl: or maybe you can :rotfl:

~evanesco~

It does depend where you are and the quality of your instructer. Mine are £5 for 90 mins, but my instrctor has no qualifications. I'm quite lucky in that my work mate has extensive dance background and also took pole for a year, he gives me private lessons at home once a week to.

jacs76

keren29 wrote: »

oooh, I've always wanted to learn pole dancing!

we could have a few drinks and have a practise on the lamp posts on the way home :rotfl:

~evanesco~

jacs76 wrote: »

without giving too much away someone my husband works with owns a 'studio' and his wife does exercise/dance classes including pole dancing lessons. i could not keep the laughter in when she told me that her dh had been having a go too ,as most of you know what my dh does for a living you just can't picture it can you :rotfl: or maybe you can :rotfl:

Blokes find it so easy, my brother can throw some great shapes without even trying, and don't even get me started on the kids 'grrrr'