The Pole Review

I love pole dancing, and you're probably here because you do too!

I started taking pole dancing lessons in August 2005 after finding myself on a podium in a Majorca nightclub trying to climb the pole with little success.
After a few classes I was hooked!
I found myself going out wearing sensible shorts as underwear incase I ended up in a bar or club with a pole. I would urge my friends to go to "this bar" or "that bar", telling them I wanted their cocktails, but really because they had a pole!

I got fed up of bars just sticking up a piece of scaffolding and thinking it was adequate for the job.

I decided to review poles that I came into contact with, so that you can be informed before you go!

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28/2/2008

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Upstaged

This one is slightly off topic....

I need your help!

Please visit: http://upstaged.external.bbc.co.uk/PoleKitten

"Upstaged is a brand new BBC entertainment event open to anyone across the country who thinks they’re worth watching. In short, it’s like having your own studio where you can broadcast what you want to the nation live on the internet."

Basically: We have our profile on the website. The more profile views and fans we get, the higher up the rankings we go.
Each day, the top 4 in the rankings (plus a "wildcard") go into an online vote. The winner of the vote then gets to go into the "box".
There are two big glass boxes in Bristol city centre - each act has six hours to "entertain" in whatever way they do best. The winner at the end of the evening stays in for the next day.

At this stage, we need you to register on the Upstaged site, become our fan, and make our photos your favourites. Then... tell your friends to do the same!

Register here: http://upstaged.external.bbc.co.uk/kickapps/user/displayUserRegisterPage.kickAction?as=9269

Thank you!!!!

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