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One Tooth It

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Your Expectations have to match Your Capacity

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Hypermobility & the Online Space with Dr. Taylor Goldberg DC

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How the F*ck Does Pain Work?

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[On Baseline Capacities] Is Your Body Prepared for the Demands of Pole Dancing

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[On Resistance Training] Bodyweight Training is Not Enough for Pole Dancers

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Structuring Your Training Means Not Skipping Steps

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Stop Sabotaging Yourself

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Train Like You Might Crash

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Training Load vs. Injury Risk

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4 Mistakes Pole Dancers Make When Putting a Performance Piece Together

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Training More isn't Helping You Progress

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Hypermobility & Your Pole Training

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Reflecting on 9 Years of Pole Dancing

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Are your students physically ready for what you're teaching?

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Are you being an irresponsible pole instructor?

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POTS & Training

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You Don't Have to Lose Weight to Get Better at Pole

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Are you Peeing Your Pants in Class?

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Using Your Body’s Energy Systems to Improve Your Pole Performance

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How to Set Realistic Pole Goals

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Starting Pole Dancing? Here’s What Beginners Need to Know

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Are you frustrated with your progress?

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How I Prepare for Photoshoots

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The Best Training Plan

26

All About the Low Back

27

All About the Knee

28

What NOT to do for a Hamstring Injury

29

You're an Athlete. Train Like One.

30

Ways Pole Dancers Get Injured

31

Performance Debrief

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Strong >> Skinny

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I'm Performing! How I'm Organizing My Training

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3 Mistakes Pole Dancers Make with Their Training

35

[On the Shoulder] Anatomy & Biomechanics

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Periodization & Progressive Overload in Pole

37

[On Intensives] Preparing Physically & Mentally for Pole Camps

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[On Restarting] Operation: Leave the Floor/Actually Train Tricks Again

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[On Injuries] Pole Instructors Role & Responsibilities

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[On My Education] How Combine my Chiropractic & Pole Dancing Knowledge

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[On Individual Training Sessions] Order of Operations

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[On Pain] What Every Pole Dancer Needs to Know About Pain

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[On Sensations] When should you continue an exercise & when should you stop?

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[On Rest & Recovery] Your Studio Closing for the Holidays is a Good Thing

45

On Struggling to Do the Thing

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Case Study - Inversion Ankle Sprain

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Phases of Injury Recovery + Rehab Planning

48

Tips for Returning to Pole After a Break

49

Are you (unintentionally) limiting your students progress?

50

Educational Requirements for Pole Instructors

51

Is How Pole Taught the Reason Why Injury Rates are so High?

52

Reducing Injuries Through Cross-Training

53

What You Need to Know About Pole Training

54

What do You Look for in a Pole Studio?

55

It's Not Willpower. It's a Habit.

56

Hamstring Injuries

57

Planning Your Training

58

Hypermobility & Pole with Dr. Melissa Khoel DPT

59

Core & Pelvic Floor

60

Maintaining Consistency When You're Going Through It

61

The Importance of Warm-Ups

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[A Rant] Teach Beginner Level Tricks In Beginner Classes

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Eating Disorders & Their Impact on Athletes

64

Don't Train Like a Dummy

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How We Learn Skills & Effective Cueing

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Pole Progressions - How to Ensure Student Success

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New Course - How to Not F*ck Up Your Students Pole Dancing

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5 Tips for Beginner Pole Dancers

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Prioritize Your Training

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What to do if You're Struggling to be Consistent

71

2024 Ins & Outs

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Are you a sexy robot?

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Take Radical Responsibility for Your Results

74

First Class After an Injury

75

Have You Set Your Pole Goals for 2024?

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How to Not Let Fear Hold You Back

77

Chiropractic - is it a scam?

78

Training Load & Pole Dancing

79

Wrist, Forearm & Elbow Part 2

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Wrist, Forearm & Elbow Part 1

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Bouncing Back After an Injury

82

Social Media, Ego Death & Finding What You Like in Pole

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Causes of Anterior Hip Pain in Pole Dancers

84

Being Deliberate with Your Training

85

What's Limiting Your Front Splits

86

Pole & Nutrition with Registered Dietitian Rachel Green

87

Falling out of a Trick - Concussion Signs & Symptoms

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Injury Recovery Expectations

89

Structuring Your Training to Achieve Your Goals

90

Creating a Training Plan

91

Pole Photoshoots

92

Q&A from Instagram!

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Safety & Pole with Dr. Jenny Poles

94

Emergency Preparedness in Pole

95

Train Hard. Recover Harder. The Science Behind Sports Recovery.

96

Components of a Warm-Up

97

How to Engage Your Core

98

What have I learned in 6 years of pole dancing?

99

Common Shoulder Injuries in Pole Dancers

100

Half Blade/Half Silk Pole Intensive - Debrief