PoleCon Hub Pages organize PoleCon blogs written by different voices within our community into themes…
PoleCon Hub Page: Nutrition
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For this hub specifically, remember that we at PoleCon are not nutritionists, and what the writers of these blogs suggest may not be the right dietary information for you. Some authors may have registered dietitian or nutritionist credentials.
Nutrition Information
https://poleconvention.com/general/what-to-eat-before-during-after-a-pole-workout/
https://poleconvention.com/nutrition/sugar-by-any-other-name/
https://poleconvention.com/general/i-resolve/
https://poleconvention.com/general/8-ways-to-energize-your-day/
https://poleconvention.com/nutrition/post-workout-nutrition-for-pole-dancers/
https://poleconvention.com/nutrition/post-workout-nutrition-for-pole-dancers-what-to-eat/
https://poleconvention.com/nutrition/water-is-the-key-to-pole-dancing/
https://poleconvention.com/general/nutrition-for-traveling-athletes/
https://poleconvention.com/general/holiday-survival-guide-nutrition-edition/
https://poleconvention.com/nutrition/navigating-food-trends-as-an-active-pole-dancer/
https://poleconvention.com/nutrition/why-i-wont-post-what-i-eat-in-a-day/
Colleen Jolly is an entrepreneur and a pole dance enthusiast. She has been poling for 15 years, is the CEO of PoleCon and the Executive Director of the IPIA. She teaches pole, lyra, floorwork, and mobility online and in-person in the DC metro area. She has been active in leadership roles in several international businesses over the past two decades and is also an award-winning pole dancer, artist, writer, and speaker. She is certified in several movement modalities and wrote the book "Mobility for Pole" to help pole dancers move better.
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