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How to do an Apprentice Climb - Pole Dancing by ElizabethBfit

22,311 views October 29, 2018 3:24

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ChannelElizabeth Blanchard

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This is fun beginner/intermediate combo or intermediate to advanced conditioning climb (switching sides with each climb). The apprentice climb starts in an apprentice on the ground, transitions to a jasmine and then finishes in a ballerina. Once you are able to do this combo on each side from the ground try putting it together and alternating sides! A great way to ascend the pole and dance your climb on spinning or static.

Try this one out and please tag me in your endeavors with @elizabeth_bfit and #elizabethbfit.
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Elizabeth Blanchard published this 3:24 video tutorial on October 29, 2018. It has been watched 22,311 times on YouTube.

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October 29, 2018
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