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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

Lamma Island 南丫島

Central 中環

Central 中環

Wan Chai 灣仔

Wan Chai 灣仔

Cause Way Bay 銅鑼灣

Cause Way Bay 銅鑼灣

Deep Water Bay 深水灣
Deep Water Bay 深水灣
Wong Chuk Hang 黃竹坑
Wong Chuk Hang 黃竹坑
Wong Nai Chung 黃泥涌
Wong Nai Chung 黃泥涌
Tin Hau 天后
Tin Hau 天后
Sheung Wan 上環
Sheung Wan 上環
Shau Kei Wan 筲箕灣

Shau Kei Wan 筲箕灣

Sai Wan Ho 西灣河

Sai Wan Ho 西灣河

Quarry Bay 鰂魚涌

Quarry Bay 鰂魚涌

North Point 北角

North Point 北角

Happy Valley 跑馬地

Happy Valley 跑馬地

Sai Ying Pun 西營盤

Sai Ying Pun 西營盤

Tung Chung 東涌

Tung Chung 東涌

The Peak 山頂

The Peak 山頂

Wanchai Gap 灣仔峽

Wanchai Gap 灣仔峽

Bowen Road 寶雲道

Bowen Road 寶雲道

Mongkok 旺角

Mongkok 旺角

Yau Ma Tei 油麻地

Yau Ma Tei 油麻地

Sai Kung 西貢

Sai Kung 西貢

Tsim Sha Tsui 尖沙咀

Tsim Sha Tsui 尖沙咀

Ho Man Tin 何文田

Ho Man Tin 何文田

Repulse Bay 淺水灣

Repulse Bay 淺水灣

Stanley 赤柱

Stanley 赤柱

Ap Lei Chau 鴨脷洲

Ap Lei Chau 鴨脷洲

Tin Wan 田灣

Tin Wan 田灣

Aberdeen 香港仔

Aberdeen 香港仔

Peng Chau 坪洲

Peng Chau 坪洲

Ngong Ping 昂平

Ngong Ping 昂平

Pui O 貝澳

Pui O 貝澳

Mui Wo 梅窩

Mui Wo 梅窩

Hung Hom 紅磡

Hung Hom 紅磡

Mid-Levels 半山

Mid-Levels 半山

Chai Wan 柴灣

Chai Wan 柴灣

Kowloon City 九龍城

Kowloon City 九龍城

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Have been wanting to do this for ages after seeing Mariana and Loic’s Tango (Double) pole dance video on youtube… anyway…

Finally managed to force someone to do this stupid move with me, it turned out to be quite fun, hoho.

Thank you everyone for their laughter :p

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shoulder mount at the Expo

Went to the Asia World Expo Hong Kong for a car show and saw a nice little street lamp… couldn’t resist on doing some pole move there! Sorry that I showed my little belly there :p

You know, since it’s a car show, there are loads of weird guys over there, I had to wait for quite a while until nobody was there to see my stupid action! Anyway, it was fun :-D

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Working on “getting into shoulder mount and cartwheel mount” smoothly… (although it still looks weird)…

anyway, have fun.

p.s. the song is Pilots, by the Goldfrapp

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Got my shoulder mount several weeks ago and I now have no problems in doing it.

Even tried shoulder mount into an inverted V. The only problem is that my head seems to be touching the ground while I shoulder mount from the sitting down position. Anyway, I think it’s because you do have a tendency of sliding down after you have inverted, so I will have to do the inverted caterpillar climb immediately rather than “taking a rest” after I’ve inverted.

So, my next step is to try shoulder mounting from mid-air. One of my goal is to do a shoulder mount in mid-air into the superman pose. That requires alot more arm strength which IS something I don’t have.

Just want to drop down several tips on shoulder mount:

  1. make sure you place the pole on the muscle (not your bones) right next to your neck and press hard!
  2. grip your palm and fingers tight against the pole, this will create an inward force towards your body; and while your shoulder is pressing hard against the pole, you will be creating a “two-side” force allowing you to grip the pole steadily.
  3. Do not loosen your grip; nor the pressure from your shoulder from pressing against the pole. Never loosen the grip, never, never, never! Otherwise your body would slide down and you will lose the power required for the shoulder mount.
  4. Once you have inverted, grip the pole tight with your legs and allow your body to slide down along the pole.
  5. Flatten your back immediately after you have inverted, this movement will allow your collar bone to be hidden rather than exposed when you curl up. This is very important cos someone broke her collar bone while doing a shoulder mount!
  6. Tell yourself that you CAN do it. I think this is a general tip on pole dancing. Just be confident and you’ll be able to do what you want :-)

Hope these helps :-)

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Ashley, Charlene and Toni all came over for some crazy pole dancing shots on Friday night…. it was nuts, but we did have loads of fun, hee

So here are some of the “normal” + proper looking pics :)

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the Banana Splits (AKA Pole Splits) Extended Butterfly
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??? Inverted Crucifix Shoulder Mount
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Recliner Ballerina Gazelle? (or Gizelle?)

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Got my shoulder mount last Friday (finally! It took me like 4 months to do it… cos it was tooo painful and I kept on giving up :p)… have had horrible muscle pain on my right shoulder for like a week and I decided to give it a go today (yes, it was the first time I did shoulder mount ever since I’ve got it…)

Anyway, thought it would be fun/nice to do a superman from shoulder mount, and here’s the result. It was done in quite an ugly + funny way… but hey, it was my first… gonna practise more :)

Also did a shoulder mount -> inverted thigh hold -> superman… but donno why my stupid cam didn’t record it >.<

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