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Brooke Hogan Pole Dancing

Posted on 21 September 2009 by Miss Pole Dance

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Daughter of Hulk Hogan and reality TV star Brooke Hogan may not know who Sarah Pailin, or even who the Vice President of the United States and she has been receiving some flack for that. She presents a show called Brooke Knows Best and on last night’s episode she and her mum took a pole dancing class.

Brooke Knows Best features Pole Dancing

She has received some criticism for this but I think it was great. Brooke Knows Best shows Brooke Hogan and her mother Linda trying out a few moves. I think it is great that a show like this feels that pole dancing is out of its taboo enough to show it in a positive light. For me it shows how pole dancing has lost the stigma it once had and now is a sport or dance that anyone can take up. For a couple of pole dancing virgins they pull off some pretty impressive moves.
Well actually this is not Brookes first time on the pole. She added it to a concert she was giving back in March, actually comparing the performance in March with the way she moved on the pole on Brooke Knows Best I’d say it looks like she’s been practicing.

Brooke Hogan Pole Dancing Video

You can see what you think of Brooke Hogan Pole dancing from March in the Video below.

There were no clips available of last nights Brooke Knows Best pole dancing episode on youtube yet but you can view the full 4 and a half minute video of Brooke Hogan pole dancing here.

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Multiple Step Twists – Pole Dancing Exercise

Posted on 10 September 2009 by Miss Pole Dance

Multiple twist and turn is similar to the single twist and turn but you keep it going. The most difficult part about this move is that the more you twist and trun the dizzier you get.

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Arched Back Lean Back & Slide – Pole Dancing Exercise

Posted on 10 September 2009 by Miss Pole Dance

This video shows another variation of the slide down where you allow your body to bend back more than the other slides. You need more flexibility in your back and more strength in your neck and abs to pull off this pole dancing exercise.

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Basic Lean Back and Slide – Pole Dancing Exercise

Posted on 09 September 2009 by Miss Pole Dance

Learn how to slide down the pole with an arched back
You will need a lot of strength and flexibility in your back for this move, but this video teaches you various ways to do the move according to your strength.

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Pole Dancing Doll. Yes, really!

Posted on 03 September 2009 by Miss Pole Dance

'Pole Dance', a doll that appears to dance around a pole, has caused outrage after a photo hit the Internet. Gizmodo.com

'Pole Dance', a doll that appears to dance around a pole, has caused outrage after a photo hit the Internet. Gizmodo.com

Well ok, maybe.

A grainy photo of a supposed new toy for girls is causing a frenzy.
“Pole Dance” is a doll that, well yes that’s right you’ve got it, pole dances.
The photo which appeared first on the gadget blog Gizmodo.com, show the boxed doll. A cherub like brown haired doll in a green dress holding onto a dance pole and standing on a podium that says pole dancer on it.
Hoax or a real toy parents were screaming up and down the country proclaiming the end of civilization as we know it.
Miniature Batteries and dollar bills not included.

It does look pretty real, but it just seems too over the top to be real.

A writer from Gizmodo said that the pole dance doll is probably authentic and looks like it came from Asia.

“As far as I can tell, it’s a real product. It didn’t seem Photoshopped to me. said Gizmodo.com’s Jesus Diaz.

The doll is allegedly inspired by Miley Cyrus’ Teen Choice Awards pole dance.

The doll is supposed to danceround the pole when the music is turned on, and she dances “up and down” and “round and round”.

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Miley Cyrus Pole Dancing at Teen Choice Awards

Posted on 12 August 2009 by Miss Pole Dance

Pole Dancing at the Teen Choice Awards?

Miley Cyrus pole dancing at Teen Choice Awards

Miley Cyrus pole dancing at Teen Choice Awards

Pole dancing once a taboo style of dance mainly danced by strippers and associated with seedy clubs has continued to become more mainstream over the past few years.
The US Teen Choice Awards happen every year and they offer teens the opportunity to vote for their favourite singers, movies and songs.

Miley Cyrus pole dancing steels the show

This year’s Teen Choice Awards was broadcast on 10th August. It consisted of the awards presentations and had performances from a few young and teen acts.
The performance given by Miley Cyrus that night certainly stole most of the publicity.

She performed her latest single Party in the USA. Halfway through the song she climbed on top of an ice-cream cart and danced against a pole. Now you can see from the video that she certainly wasn’t pole dancing. Sure, she was holding on to the pole, and dancing provocatively, but really I don’t agree with the press criticism that she has received. It looks like she used the pole more for balance and while she was certainly intending to dance with the pole, she was hardly dancing that provocatively.
Some people have drawn parallels with Britney Spears career and her pole dancing back in 2004. Both Britney and Miley Cyrus got their break on the Disney.

It’s believed that as most past Disney stars, Miley now wants to escape from her clean cut image and appeal to a more adult market.

Parents disgusted by pole dancing Disney star

That’s fine of course but unfortunately has left many parents complaining.
Miley Cyrus is a role model for younger girls and parents are not happy that she is starting to adapt an older sexier image and believe that Miley Cyrus pole dancing is unacceptableable behaviour. Parents are also disgruntled about reports that Miley Cyrus’s 9 year old sister was seen pole dancing backstage before the show.
When asked his opinion Miley Cyrus’s father Billy Ray Cyrus said:

“You know what? I just think that Miley loves entertaining people. She loves singing and songwriting.”

Critics of course disapproved of this response and are moaning that pole dancing is getting out of hand and becoming a problem and a dilemma for society.

Why not watch the Miley Cyrus Pole Dancing video yourself and make up your own mind.

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History of pole dancing – part 2

Posted on 26 July 2009 by Miss Pole Dance

Pole dance through the years

The first pole dance on record was in 1968 by Belle Jangles at the Mugwump strip club in Oregon but the style of pole dancing as we know it today is thought to have come from Canada’s lap dancing and table dancing clubs of the 1980s.
The first instructional pole dancing DVD was produced buy Fawnia Mondey who was originally from Canada and one of the first pole dancing champions in the 1990s.
Pole dancing spread like wildfire though Canada and the US and then the rest of the world the North American idea of lap dancing and table dancing clubs spread with the help of companies such as the Spearmint Rhino.

In the 1990’s lap dancing and exotic table dancing clubs in the UK started to add pole dancing to their acts.
Modern pole dancing involves dancing around a vertical pole combining acrobatics and strength with sensual feminine dance.
Pole dancing has probably made the biggest leap forward since 2000 in terms of loosing its stigma and it has recently begun to spread out of the strip clubs into the mainstream finding new homes in theatre and cabaret.

In 2006 pole fitness came on the scene, which took pole dancing to the masses.
The emphasis on pole dancing as a form of exercise further helped remove its taboo and distanced it from older sleazier preconceptions.
Pole dancing is now an activity that women regularly enjoy without the sordid stigma that used to be attached to pole dance.
Pole Dancing lessons take place in many towns across the UK offering a sexy, fun alternative to traditional aerobics or dance classes. In fact many everyday women now use pole dancing as part of their fitness regime.

Many women also practice pole dancing from the comfort of their own home. Some start with lessons at first to get some experience and then practice at home on their own dance pole. However there are many pole dancing DVDs which can use to learn pole dance at home.  It is really easy to get hold of a dance pole and you have a choice of permanent or removable poles.
National and international pole dancing competitions such as “Miss Pole Dance” have helped to promote pole dancing as a professional, respectable dance form.

Pole dancing is becoming more and more accepted by society and loose its taboo and in recent years pole dancing has become a very popular and enjoyable form of exercise and a fun hen night or party activity.

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Pole dancing – hotpants and high heels

Posted on 26 July 2009 by Miss Pole Dance

Pole dancing is sexy, glamorous and a whole load of fun. Pole dancing is no longer only found in longer strip clubs and the like and has made its way into gyms and many a living room up and down the country.
Spinning around a vertical bar in hotpants and high heels, pole dancing is a very sexy sport indeed. Pole dance is ideal for strengthening and toning muscles, whilst feeling feminine and desirable.

Pole dancing is accessible to most people regardless of their fitness levels and provides and all over body workout. Working your arms, back, abs and buttocks. You can burn up to 800 calories in a two hours class.

So how do you start pole dancing?

Pole dance lessons

Pole dance classes are springing up all over so it is getting easier to find a pole dance courses near you. You should choose a pole dance class that has a relaxed and pleasant atmosphere. You are there to learn, and exercise but also to enjoy yourself.

Learn pole dancing at home

If a class doesn’t sound like your kind of thing or there are no pole dancing classes in your area then there is another option. Many people choose to buy a dance pole and learn in the comfort and privacy of their home. Dance poles are readily available on the internet as well as pole dancing DVDs.

Of course, however you choose to learn to pole dance a good warm up is important.

As well as being good for your body, pole dance is also great for morale. It is a great confidence builder and the feeling of gracefully performing a move that once seemed impossible can be such a rush. There is also something very sexy about dancing in 10 inch heels.
Pole dancing brings out your sensuality and because you feel so sexy and confident it boosts your libido. Pole dance is a must if you lack self-confidence.

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History of pole dancing – part 1

Posted on 23 July 2009 by Miss Pole Dance

So where does pole dancing come from?

Pole dancing stems from various forms of ancient exotic dance. Its origins go back further than you might think but where exactly the style of pole dance that we are familiar with to day came from is the subject of much debate and confusion as many different styles of exotic dance have influenced pole dancing over the years.

Striptease:

The first striptease in history goes back to the days of Inanna the goddess of love in Sumerian times. This myth tells of her decent into Hades to find her lover Damouz. She removed a veil and a jewel ate each one of the seven gates of Hades. While she was in Hades and away form the earth it fell barren until her return when it was again fruitful.
This myth is believed by some to have evolved into the famous “Dance of the Seven Veils of Salome” from the bible. Some people believe this to be where striptease came from.

Belly Dancing:

Belly dancing is also thought to be one of the many inspirations behind pole dancing. It evolved from the ancient Middle East where it was thought to have powers of fertility. Belly dancing is believed to have been spread throughout Europe by the gypsies.

Rumba and Tango:

Both the sensual dances of the Rumba and tango are believed to have had some influence and like pole dancing they were rather controversial in their time.

Maypole dancing:

Pole dancing has also been linked back to the pagan ritual of maypole dancing. Maypole dancing was originally a pagan fertility dance with roots in the 12th century. It was later adapted by the Victorians who turned it into a more innocent form of dance removing its association with fertility.

Burlesque:

Striptease was said to have been added to burlesque shows in the 1900s as to lure back the make audience. Famous dancers and strippers to part in these strip burlesque shows including Gypsy Lee Rose. By the 1950’s burlesque had started to become more acceptable.

Travelling tent shows:

In the American depression of the 1920s fairs used to travel from town to town.
They had a great variety of sideshows. One of which was the Hoochi Coochi dancers who performed and erotic style dance act using the pole at the centre of the tent to dance around.  The tent pole then got its name dance pole.
These travelling acts with striptease shows began to use the pole in the centre of the tent to dance around.

Circus:

Some of the acrobatic and aerial performances in the circus have similarities and use similar moves and techniques to pole dancing.

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Pole dancing – Sport with the sex factor!

Posted on 23 July 2009 by Miss Pole Dance

Do you want to express your femininity and creativity while you are getting yourself a beautiful body? Then pole dancing is the sport for you!

Pole dancing has been gaining in popularity as a form of exercise in the UK. It is a fun exercise that is not just for the super fit.

What is Pole Dancing?

Pole dance combines dance, elegance, sensuality, and exercise with a vertical bar. Pole dancing has its roots in Canada, then it travelled to the United States . It has now become a sport, which is recognized by an international federation in Australia and England where it has achieved great acclaim.

The benefits of Pole Dance

Pole dancing is accessible to most people, regardless of their fitness level.
It lets you reconnect with your body, your sex appeal and femininity and is a great way to grow confidence and self esteem. You can burn up 800 calories per class, which is the equivalent of 6 hours of classic sports, if you have a full on session. Pole dancing also shapes and tones your body with its elegant and graceful movements.

Pole dance is a sport that goes against the grain.

It is unconventional, cool, sexy, elegant and sporty. You learn to move gracefully and glamorously in heels transforming your posture and making you feel very, very sexy

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