Online Pole Dancing Classes: Recommendations and Tips
Three Great Reasons To Take Online Pole Dancing Classes- Excellent Value - Much less expensive than group pole dancing classes or private pole dancing lessons
- Convenience - Watch and learn when it's convenient for you; perfect if you're super shy, or if there's no studio close by
- Review as Needed - Forget a move? Need a reminder? No problem! Watch as many times as you like during your subscription period
First of all, let's get one thing straight: by online pole dancing I don't mean YouTube videos!
These videos are great fun to watch of course, very entertaining (how did she DO that?!), and quite inspiring. In fact, there's a whole section on my site dedicated to YouTube pole dancing videos. Just keep in mind that these rarely provide any detailed pole dancing instruction. That's why, for the beginner in particular, I suggest you view most pole dancing clips as entertainment and inspiration only. Trying to learn from a demo video, especially if it involves advanced moves and you're a rank beginner, is only asking for injury! Remember - safety is sexy! In contrast to random video clips, pole dancing online lessons are usually delivered via a paid subscription to a website that offers a library of video clips, one for each move. StudioVeena.com is one example of a website offering high quality, affordable online pole dancing classes. You can purchase one month at a time, or get access to all the lessons for just $99 per year...a great deal! Veena will even give you 3 days access absolutely free, so you can check it out before you subscribe, and make sure that the online pole dancing approach is right for you. Undoubtedly there will be other online pole dancing schools popping up as pole dancing continues to grow in popularity. Here are some ways you can evaluate them to make sure they offer a good fit for your needs, and the high quality learning experience you deserve!
What To Look For In Online Pole Dancing LessonsFree Trial Find out if the service offers a free trial. At the very least, start with the one month option (or the shortest term available) so you can make sure you're going to be happy with your choice. If no free trial is offered, ask if you can upgrade from your initial purchase to a longer term by paying the difference between the two terms.
Secure Payment Options Since your lessons will be online, the chances are good that your payment will be processed online as well. Be sure to satisfy yourself that the payment methods offered are secure, and that you feel comfortable handing over your credit card number.
Lesson Organization Look at how the content is organized. Ideally, the lessons should be grouped according to level so you'll know where to start. This also helps you know which are the easier moves, and which ones you should move on to later.
Access to An Instructor As a subscriber to online lessons, you may want to be able to ask a question or get clarification from an instructor. If this is important to you, be sure to find out of the service offers this, and if so, whether there is an extra charge.
Bonuses Some services, like StudioVeena.com mentioned above, also include bonus lessons. These are separate from the actual moves and tricks you'll be learning. Examples of bonus lessons might be costume making, working with props, floor work, etc.
Online Pole Dancing and SafetyWhile learning pole dancing online has many advantages, there is one thing I urge you to be careful of. In order to avoid injury and accidents, I can't stress enough how important it is to progress slowly and master each move before progressing to the next logical level. Many women, when they first start pole dancing, enjoy it so much that they start to push themselves too soon to learn more and more difficult moves. This can be a problem with online pole dancing in particular, since you have to self-pace. So don't rush it, and try not to cut corners by skipping ahead to more advanced moves before you're ready. Remember, your online pole dancing lessons are saving you tons of money over attending classes in person, so don't be cheap and try to cover everything in a one month subscription! Remember what happened last time you paid for an all-you-can-eat buffet? I rest my case.
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