The Pole Parlour

The pole dance is still been regarded as a taboo in some part of the world. Children take up ballet classes and contemporary dance but when it is about pole dancing, parents refrain from enrolling their kids. Is it about the skimpily clad girls going around on a pole? Is it that people sexualise women on a pole who performs some sizzling twists and turns? Well, I can tell you there is more to it and if you are ready to give it a second thought then watching a pole dance performance in Sydney which will give you more knowledge about it. It is true that pole dancing doesn’t have a great history like that of the ballroom dance pasodoble. Its antiquity is dumped in dark corners of bars and pubs. But in recent years the dance form has gained international recognition and has taken shapes like competitions and dance-offs. It is not just a dance form to be displayed upon a pole, people who train themselves in it says that it has hyped up their confidence level. There are a lot of

‘Are you a pole dancer?’ ‘Oh my God!’ ‘You mean, you dance on the bars and the strip clubs?’ These are the common questions that the pole dancers had to face when they are being introduced in the social life. There was a restricted list of professions including pole dancing that is avoided by many. The reason behind this is a simple thought and a wrong belief. With the change in the mentality of people and the effective benefits of the profession in health areas, the same has been in the mainstream that is practiced by many as a fitness way-out. Some facts about pole dance:  The professionals involved in this profession are in their best shape throughout their lives as this is one of the best and effective workouts with full cardio and resistance training.  The art and the fitness effect involved in the type of profession is on the way to be involved in the Olympic events.  Three broad types of pole dancing are there including erotic, art and sport.  High form of practi