Addicted to Pole Dancing

Street Pole Dance!

As a pole dancing student, it is very difficult for me to resist the dark force to strike some pole poses on these street “poles” :p

These “poles” are indeed directional signs, which are part of the “Visitor Signage Improvement Scheme” implemented by the Hong Kong Tourism Commission.

There are mainly 3 types: Directional Sign, Mapboard and Idenification Sign. These visitor signage aimed to provide convenience for visitors while travelling around Hong Kong.

These photos are listed according to the dates they were taken:

Lamma Island 南丫島	Central 中環	Wan Chai 灣仔
Cause Way Bay 銅鑼灣	Deep Water Bay 深水灣	Wong Chuk Hang 黃竹坑
Wong Nai Chung 黃泥涌	Tin Hau 天后	Sheung Wan 上環
Shau Kei Wan 筲箕灣	Sai Wan Ho 西灣河	Quarry Bay 鰂魚涌
North Point 北角	Happy Valley 跑馬地	Sai Ying Pun 西營盤
Tung Chung 東涌	The Peak 山頂	Wanchai Gap 灣仔峽
Bowen Road 寶雲道	Mongkok 旺角	Yau Ma Tei 油麻地
Sai Kung 西貢	Tsim Sha Tsui 尖沙咀	Ho Man Tin 何文田
Repulse Bay 淺水灣	Stanley 赤柱	Ap Lei Chau 鴨脷洲
Tin Wan 田灣	Aberdeen 香港仔	Peng Chau 坪洲
Ngong Ping 昂平	Pui O 貝澳	Mui Wo 梅窩
Hung Hom 紅磡	Mid-Levels 半山	Chai Wan 柴灣
Kowloon City 九龍城

See these photos on a map!:

View Pole Dance Around Hong Kong in a larger map

Since i am a total newbie to spinning pole, the private lesson with Bobbi I had in the Sydney Studio was extremely tiring (although I had the hour shared with a friend)…. This experience is totally challenging, as the poles there are soooo thin! I guess they are only 38mm poles while I am used to fatty 50mm poles…

anyway, I somehow managed to learn something new – inverted pole splits.

Photo with Bobbi I bought a Bobbi Bag!

L1060470, originally uploaded by .d.i.n..

Taken on Sabrina’s birthday party

OK, non-blurry version:

OK, pictures from the same album (Click on the thumnail to see a mosiac of a selection of pics!)