App Subscriber Spotlight: Josephine Edith Graabæk | Tackling the new oversplits tutorial in the Front Split Series AND on both sides! Woohoo!! 🥳🙌🏼❤️
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Shoutout to one of our App Subscribers: Vanessa!! She placed 2nd in the Land o' Lakes pole competition yesterday! Congratulations babe!🎉🎉🎉
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Videos will appear at the bottom of this post on October 14th or click this link: https://polewithsteph.com/community/posts/october-14th-two-week-challenge-shoulder-mount-technique-conditioning
Your Weekly Challenge(s):
✨Watch the videos included in the collection below. I've separated the videos in a couple different levels depending on your comfort (or lack there of) with the shoulder mount. I know it's really easy in pole to want to focus on pretty shapes & combos, but dedicating time to dialing in technique and to conditioning fundamental pole moves is just as (if not more) important and will only make us stronger for those pretty shapes & combos we all want to achieve!
Requirements:
Click "Join"
Because there are different levels included in this challenge, you do not need to mark all videos as "watched". However please follow the other requirements
Comment on this post with a picture (screenshot is fine) of something from your training this week (it can be anything... a move from the challenge, a screenshot from a flexibility or gym session, etc).
Share a picture or a video on Instagram and tag @stephanietallant_pole and #thebestpoleapp
Each month, there will be one randomly selected winner chosen amongst all members who complete the weekly challenge at least TWICE during the month!
SAFETY: There are different levels included in these challenges. Please approach new moves safely. Use a crash pad if you have it or if you have a trusty spotter, that's great too. I want you all to be safe, that's my #1 priority :)) If you're unsure about the prerequisites to the moves, please feel free to ask that question in the Community Feed ("Hey Steph. I really want to try XYZ, but not sure if I should. What are some of the moves I should have before this?) and I can help you determine if a move is appropriate for you to try!
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