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General
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- How often can I pole dance?
- How do I make my pole less slick and improve grip?
- What is the best thing to wear while pole dancing?
- How to do I get more flexible for pole dancing?
- Is it better to dance barefoot or in heels?
- Am I too old to start pole dancing?
- What is the best way to get rid of bruises from pole dancing?
- Can I lose weight pole dancing?
- How long does it take to learn to pole dance?
- How much space do I need for a pole?
- What are the advantages & disadvantages when buying an X Pole here versus X Pole directly?
- Im getting a lot of bruising, what can I do about it?
- What Payment Methods Do You Accept - I Don't Have A PayPal Account
- Do You Offer Local Pole Dance Classes?
- Best Dance Pole For An Apartment
- Do you offer discounts or coupons?
- Can't Log Into My Account, Says Email Doesn't Exist
- Need Pole for Sensitive Skin or Allergies
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Safety Concerns
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Dance Poles
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- Poles For Low Ceiling Height Shorter than 7' 4"
- I've been looking at your site. I'm 220 5'7. I was wondering if the no brand pole would be suitable for me.
- What is the difference between a pole that spins and one that remains static (doesn't rotate)?
- How do I know my pole is safe?
- What is the best exercise pole to use?
- What is the best finish for a dance pole?
- What pole diameter is best? 45mm or 50mm?
- Can my dance pole be installed on Carpet?
- Can my pole be installed on a Popcorn Ceiling?
- Will it cause damage to my ceiling or floor?
- What is the average weight limit on poles?
- Which dance pole is easiest to take up and down everyday?
- I Need A Pole That Can Drill Into Ceiling Studs
- What Extension or Dance Pole Is Best For My Ceiling Height?
- Can Pole Adjust To Different Ceiling Heights?
- Dance Poles For Sloped or Slanted Ceilings
- Installing A Dance Pole On Different Floor Types
- Where Are The Installation Instructions For Poles?
- Safe Ceiling Types When Installing A Dance Pole
- Do We Sell Spare Pole Parts?
- Can I Shorten the Dance Pole on a Stage
- Missing Base Hex Screws For Dance Pole
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- How to Shorten Pro Quality dance pole below 7' 4" For Low Ceiling
- Is there a Pro Quality Vaulted or Flat Ceiling Mount? If so how much?
- What the difference between the Pro Quality Pole and the XPert X Pole?
- Can you buy a carrying bag separately for PFD recommended Pro Quality dance poles?
- What is the difference between the PFD recommended Chrome Pole and Powder Coated Poles?
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- How To Shorten X Pole below 7' 4'' For Low Ceiling
- Can I Shorten the Dance Pole on a Stage
- Missing Base Hex Screws For Dance Pole
- Red Line Showing On X Pole
- Can I attach Lollipop To X Stage
- X Pole says they are Out Of Stock, Do You have it in Stock?
- Do you sell individual or miscellaneous pole parts for the X Poles?
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Pole Dancing Lessons
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- Best Way To Use Lessons On a Smart TV
- Do I need previous dance or fitness background to begin pole dancing?
- How do I become a good pole dancer?
- Is pole dancing hard to learn?
- Is your online lessons sold in the shop similar to the lessons on your YouTube channel?
- Is it harder to learn the moves on a spinning or static pole?
- I am having a hard time getting the videos to keep playing....
- Are The Pole Lessons a One Time Payment or A Subscription?
- Can I change the email used for pole lessons?
- Are you the only teacher in the Home Pole Dancing Lessons For Everyday Women?
- What is the difference between the beginner lessons and the PoleBody Complete Home Editions??
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Bruising is a very common problem when pole dancing, especially in the beginning. Over time, your skin will get more adjusted to the activity of pole dancing causing the tendency to bruise to decrease, however bruising will most likely still happen because there are always more advanced tricks to learn : )
First and foremost, it’s important to be sure you are controlling your movements with proper form and executing them with control; leaning to properly control your momentum. This allows you to avoid slamming into the pole accidentally. Never push your skin or body into pain, give it time to adjust before pushing harder.
For existing bruises, my favorite topical remedies are Arnicare and Rescue Remedy cream combined together.
If you are just an easy bruiser like me, then taking an internal herbal supplement like Rutin to strengthen your veins is a good idea (plus it will help with other things like spider veins as well).
Here is a helpful article that goes into detail about everything above and provides links to the remedies I referenced > https://polefitnessdancing.com/get-rid-stop-bruising-learning-pole-dance-home/
Hope that helps : )
