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Slide to the Floor in Pole Dancing Exercises

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Summary: Learn how to properly do some sliding to the floor for pole dancing in this free fitness video about how to pole dance for exercise.

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Liz is a personal trainer. She is an eight year student of Yoga, and she love Pilate's. Liz is AFAA and PDIC certified, and she is an International Dance and Exercise Association...read more

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"Hi! I'm Liz with Studio Soiree and today I'm going to show you how to take it to the floor. When I say taking it to the floor, it's just a term so that you can turn, get your back facing the pole, and then we're going to take it to the floor, meaning I'm going to take my whole body to the floor. The first way I'm going to go to the floor and show you today, I call the two step. We make one large step in front, plant that foot, have a nice steady line, button your belly to your spine, bring your hips out facing forward. I've made a straight line with my body. I'm going to lift up this other leg, bend my other knee until I'm sweetly seated on the floor. I'm going to show you another way to get down to the floor. That's going to be our back bend. You're going to pirouette in. Back is facing the pole. Take my left hand here. I'm going to take this first step with my outside leg, and it's going to be a far step. You want to create a nice line here so that I'm not going to sit on my foot. I'm going to extend down, do a back bend, bend my neck, land on my shoulders, and I'm on the floor."

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