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Hello I don't know if you will see this comment but thank you so much for sharing your knowledge especially the common mistake and tips part ! At first I didn't understand that you need to pull away your inside arm into the armpit and then I did it !!!! Thank you so much ! And of course I've forgot about my ankle 🤣

very helpful, thank you 🙏

i did it🤩

I found the problem, I'm always leaning to my side, moving my body backward and not forward enough 😅… Thank you so much very helpful ❤

Love your videos Chloe ❤ thank you for sharing great content

i try this move. but I can't take my hands off. As soon as I take my hand off, I lose my leg hook😖

What if you feel you can't hold yourself like when you try doing the position before you actually do it with spinning

tnx Chloé 🤩I always look forward to the new video😍

Thank you so mucho Chloe . Hugs n kisses :*

Thank you!!!

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You are VERY VERY amazing 🥰🥰🥰. I love your big energy and Your talent ❤️.

That was amazing!!!❤

tnx Chloé 🤩that was helpful

Thanks for highlighting the "control" part!!! I did get injured because I jumped to the tuck spin - it's actually my middle finger. Thanks for sharing Chloe!!!

Chloé es increíble, es mi ídola. Todo lo que hace es impresionante.🔥💛

Loved this video! I've been showing your videos to the other teachers at the studio I teach at and I love how you break everything down! I've learned so much from your content and you've helped me on my Pole and teaching journey💗

Hey Chloe, How tight do these need to be not to slip inside them. Do you recommend sizing down or true to size?

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Thanks!

So strong and so elegant! I caan't! You ARE GOALS!

i love this move. so beautiful. tnx

Yesssss Queeen

Love it❤❤

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Oh my days! You’re amazinggg ❤

Vraiment superbe ❤❤❤❤❤❤ une très belle performance comme toujours.. 20/20 🙏🗼

Imagine being THIS strong. My god girl.

❤ thanks Master. 😊

so grateful for these videos chloe!! thank you for uploading them

tnx chloe🙂. i need this

Ok Master. I will test After my work.

Thank you so much for these videos! I have watched almost all of your tutorials and realised I never commented so just wanted to say how helpful and appreciated they are.

Looove this thank you ❤

Do you prefer doing spins on spinning pole or static pole? On spinning pole, you have more muscle exertion, but on static, you have more skin burn. So I guess it’s a ‘pick your poison’

This but upside down 😱 🥵 !!

Have you heard of this type of pole, you might not consider it a ‘real’ pole because you can’t do these same type of tricks on it, but I think it’s called a ‘wobble pole’ or ‘whip pole’ and they are usually in the center of tables in clubs. They are only 5 or 6 feet tall, and they wobble back and forth and around like a video game joystick because of a ball bearing at their base, like a joystick . I don’t know if they can support the full weight of a body, and I think performers use them as a tool to do ground work or twe rking around, and as an aid to get up. They are very thin, about 30mm or 35mm. I also think they use them to do ‘pole vaulting’ type moves,(because of their rocking-back-and-forth capability), similar to Olympic pole vaulting (lol), but on a much smaller scale obviously and with somersaulting and fan kicking as they do it, and even flipping or twisting over the TOP of the pole, which would be impossible with regular poles. Do you know of any tutorials on how to do these ‘vaulting’ type moves on this type of pole? I have heard from someone I used to know, that there are many crazy kinds of poles that clubs use that you wouldn’t find in a studio, like bouncy poles that bounce up and down like a pogo stick on hidden springs, spiral/corkscrew pole that resembles one of those swirly poles at a playground, fully motorized spinning poles, poles with a seat or knee rest built in, or poles with other kinds of extensions or seats protruding from them for extra acrobatic ability

Have you heard of this type of pole, you might not consider it a ‘real’ pole because you can’t do these same type of tricks on it, but I think it’s called a ‘wobble pole’ or ‘whip pole’ and they are usually in the center of tables in clubs. They are only 5 or 6 feet tall, and they swivel because of a ball bearing at their base, like a joystick . I don’t know if they can support the full weight of a body, and I think performers use them as a tool to do ground work or twe rking around, and as an aid to get up. They are very thin, about 30mm or 35mm. I also think they use them to do ‘pole vaulting’ type moves,(because of their swiveling capability ), similar to Olympic pole vaulting (lol), but on a much smaller scale obviously and with somersaulting and fan kicking as they do it, and even flipping or twisting over the TOP of the pole, which would be impossible with regular poles. Do you know of any tutorials on how to do these ‘vaulting’ type moves on this type of pole? I have heard from someone I used to know, that there are many crazy kinds of poles that clubs use that you wouldn’t find in a studio, like bouncy poles that bounce up and down like a pogo stick on hidden springs, spiral/corkscrew pole that resembles one of those swirly poles at a playground, fully motorized spinning poles, poles with a seat or knee rest built in, or poles with other kinds of extensions or seats protruding from them for extra acrobatic ability

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Chloe are they the 159 dollar phoenix?

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Thank you!! I had been just knowing jasmine or invert to outside leg hang, but now I finally found new ways to enter this trick!

Thank you!!

Don’t forget a variation called the teddy pike!! Super sexy

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Very good

Thank you so much for all the tutorials you make! Thanks to your videos I managed to progress as a self-taught poler with your structure, conditioning ideas, trick tutorials and your charisma & kindless as a teacher! Please keep up the amazing work, there's infinite youtube pole tutorial but yours are truly educational and encouraging :)

It hurts a lot 😢 I'm starting in pole sport but this is the most difficult figure that I try to do