Level 3 Entry Requirements
- 12 weeks minimum pole dancing experience
- Ideally, a wide repertoire of spins and tricks from Levels
1 and 2
- Transfering from another pole studio or self-taught? Please
call for advice
- Ladies only, 18+
- No upper age limit
What to Wear for Level 3
- A pair of knee boots in 'grippy' material will be helpful
at first for some of the Climbs / Holds
- Flat shoes are better for Inverts to begin with. Do bring
heels for the other moves if preferred
- Any short-sleeve top or vest
What Not to Wear!
- STRICTLY!!! No moisturisers / lotions / tan products
- Chunky jewellery
- Jeans / leggings / tights etc
What to Bring
- A bottle of water is essential
Can I do single lessons?
- Priority is given to full-course bookings, but if there are spare spots available once the course has begun, it may be possible to PAYG, a week in advance of each lesson
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Level 3 Course
Description
Welcome to the Level 3 stage, where the main aim is to gradually and safely introduce key Upside Down tricks (Inverts),
as a foundation for more advanced material learned in Levels 4 and 5. Of
course, there will also be more upright Aerial poses, trick combinations
/ transitions and some spins to learn, and a programme of
specific pole exercises and conditioning work to provide a
solid base for Advanced level tricks.
More stuff about our level 3 classes
At
this Level, classes are EVEN SMALLER! (1-2 per pole max). This course is practically 1-2-1 training in a small group class.
Each
class starts with a quick and easy mini-dance-routine to keep
spins from ealier Levels fresh, and to continue warming up.
The classes will also
include a section to music designed to build strength and flexibility, targeting areas required for future pole tricks, and general pole conditioning.
Most
of the moves at this Level are 'works in progress'. They will
be broken down into 'stages' and baby steps, please do expect them to take
longer to achieve.
SAFETY
IS AN ABSOLUTE PRIORITY at Poleminx - you won't be allowed
to attempt upside down moves without pole mats, a spotter,
familiarisation from the floor first, and a thorough breakdown
of technique!
Once you've nailed your first Invert, you can join our
Upside
Down Club
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