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(More customer reviews)i agree with the previous reviewer that the guide is misleading because it doesn't show any spinning around the pole at all. i heard from others that the peekaboo pole does not support weight and if this book was meant to complement it, it makes sense because it just teaches you moves and poses around the pole and not any moves that makes the pole carry your weight.
the poses/moves in this book are very show-girly or typical sexy girly bar moves. it doesn't teach you tricks that i was looking for. whilst the book is cute to look at, the pictures are rather crass for my taste.
i got the idiot's guide book to poledancing and i thought that was much better. it comes with a DVD and it is more useful should you actually want to spin around the pole.
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Pole dancing has become the biggest craze at health clubs, gyms, and dance studios—it’s the sexy style that every woman wants to learn. And why not? It combines seductive poses with simple and enjoyable steps, spins, and lifts. Like any good dance form, it offers both fun and fitness, plus a wonderful opportunity to express your personality. Here’s a fabulous way to get into the pole-dancing groove and master those slinky, confidence-building moves—such as the "Teasy Does It,” the "Hand Spin,” and the always irresistible "Strut”—in private. This sizzling guide features 50 of the best basic moves, from hip swivels, knee drops, and thigh wraps to booty shakes and splits. Attractive photographs open every chapter, and each choreographic morsel is illustrated with line drawings (more than 200 in all) as well as easy-to-follow instructions that will soon entice anyone to move boldly to the music!
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