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| Miss Pole Dance Australia, Candice - an articulate Brit babe with amazing physicality... |
The knee hang. A bit of pole burn initially, but you get use to it, says Candice. |
Sienna is being up broadminded with a sense of fun - she can already do the moves! Her teething rusk is erm, this lucite shoe with floating rubber duckies inside. |
Me looking decidedly demute in my Metallicus slip, and 2nd hand knit top, and my sensible, 2-inch Salsa shoes. Oh yeah, and a Netti cycling headband around my neck! |
This student clearly has huge potential. |
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| This intermediate student has been doing her homework religiously. Well, maybe not so religiously .. |
Bobbi's Pole Studio instructors. A well positioned leg ensures you don't land on your back. |
This move drew a whoop from the crowd - legs waving like a sea anenome. Those shoes must be the equivalent of ankle weights - only more interesting. |
It's really like watching trapeze artists with a little more spice. |
Bobbi's Pole Studio instructors. |
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| Bobbi's Pole Studio instructors. You need resilient knees! |
That's the SPLITS on the pole. I'm flat out doing it on the flat! |
The guys just gotta have a go! |
Bobbi, the owner of Bobbi's Pole Studio |
The fit'n'fabulous forty something Bobbi, owner of Bobbi's pole studio. |
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| The instructors strut their stuff. |
Good shin and ankle protection from the pole! |
The instructors, not advocating three button cardigans and elastic waisted pants any time soon ... |
I have to say, my superior sense of kitsch had me captivated by these bobbing rubber duckie shoes. Wonder if I can fit SPD cleats to them? Means I can put my foot down at traffic lights without getting off the seat! |