When your desire to do something outweighs your obsession with the outcome of it, you’re close to living your dream life. A.A. Jones
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Do you ever feel like you’re not progressing in your training. There’s a few things you might want to take into consideration before you give up.
Progress takes time. And if you keep at it, although, it seems you’re not getting anywhere you might be surprised how you have evolved in just a few months. What seems like no progress might just be a feeling while you’re building strength and figuring out the technical stuff. Your body learns through muscle memory, and there’s no timeline for it. Stick with it, and you will see results.
Don’t just follow one teacher. Check out many different styles and teachers in order to find what resonates with you when mastering a certain trick. Research the best and the worst (sometimes a “bad dancer” breaks down the moves much better than the awesome star performer). Take time to find teachers that break things down and try different approaches. One does not fit all.
Most importantly, the benefits of training aren’t mastering a certain trick. The benefits of training are staying in shape, growing strength, coordination, and trying what challenges your body, mind, and spirit (often in pole dancing we overcome fears of heights and other things). Keep in mind that the end product isn’t what makes it or breaks it. Most important is that you have fun and are enjoying the time you spend with yourself doing something you’re passionate about.
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My beat up sticky gloves spark a memory from my past. My stilettos would take the beating when I worked at the club. The top layer would peel off, and the shoes would be proof for my hard work. These days, the gloves take the beating. The cold and dry conditions combined with the high altitude will make me a glove addict instead of a stiletto shopper. Back then, I never even wore gloves nor sticky clothing. Today, I’m glad they exist. Without my gloves I would have to miss many more days of training. You depend on your grip.
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We all must try to remember who we are and what we came to do on this planet. We must reconnect to our passions and never let go of what we are meant to do. It doesn’t matter if you inspire millions or just one person as long as you keep doing you.
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