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How to perform at PoleCon 2020

Thank you for wanting to be a part of PoleCon 2020! Performing at PoleCon is a wonderful experience! 2019 was the first year we did official Google-form applications and we will do the same this year. Performer applications are open…

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Changes for PoleCon 2020

Hi PoleCon Community! Continuing the tradition/precedent set last year in announcing changes, here are my upcoming changes for the 2020 event. I’ve reviewed all the survey responses from the 2019 event and have emailed a few folks (who provided contact…

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How students motivate their teachers

While every studio is structured differently, pole instructors must (at a minimum) be an expert at “their moves” (and regularly learn new moves); be an engaging coach always motivating, entertaining and challenging; be a proponent of effective safety strategies—aware of…

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PoleCon 2019 Recap

Hi folks! Thank you so much for coming to PoleCon 2019 in Denver, Colorado! This is my fifth PoleCon as CEO/owner, the ninth overall event since its founding, and it was AGAIN touted as the best one yet! Everyone was…

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