This blog blossomed in 2010 to chronicle my adventures in pole dance after weight loss surgery. Although I am pole dancing less these days, I still hike and do yoga. I sometimes still have to remind myself that the size of my body doesn't dictate my worth. I believe living a life full of gratitude and joy helps lead to a true mind, body and spirit connection. You have the power to manifest your best life!
If you've been following me lately, you know I've been on the hunt for inversions. If you haven't, you can check out my Month 2 update HERE. September began with recovery from NCPP, a long weekend and a trip to Las Vegas for Pole Expo. So, I missed the first two weeks of Bottoms Up class with Janet. I did make it to lyra twice with Jen. I did a choreography class with Jill. Plus, I did a floor flow workshop with Morgan. I also performed (if you could call it that -- I could barely walk in those heels) at Robert's Twirl for a Cause show. I feel like I got some decent practice in this month. At my final Bottoms Up class for September (just last week), my first chopper actually felt strong. I felt like *I* actually lifted myself up. You won't be able to tell on the video, but I felt it and Janet felt it. The choppers that followed went back to feeling like Janet was pushing me into them. BUT, that is PROGRESS! I have been frustrated because I feel stronger in lyra than I do in pole. Maybe because I can throw myself around a little easier in lyra. So this was the first time I felt stronger in pole as well. I am so excited!
So enjoy some videos and photos from the previous month of strength training and fun!
Preparing for a photoshoot at Pole Expo in Vegas
We love our Vegas nudies
Jill's Pony routine:
Learning new things in Lyra wearing my new She-Fit bra, which I loved!
Whoops...sideways chopper:
Flowing with Mo:
Look who hauled her ass up into the tall hoop!
Robert's show:
I did it! Almost by myself!
Mermaiding...cuz mermaiding
Something about these glasses automatically makes you a bad ass
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