I'm going to have to do it in 2 posts bc it only lets me post one pic at a time lol. First tip from my teacher at my studio is you need to push your hips back to clear both hips from the pole when taking that first leg off. It looks like you're trying to push your second hip past the pole while taking the second leg off and that's really difficult to do. In the pic you see both my hips have already cleared the pole.
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Jul 04 at 05:21 PM
Game changer for me was Stephanie Tallant telling me to not actually rest my legs on my arm at all and now I think of it more like an illusion that my arm is holding up my leg but really my back and butt are doing all the work. Once I stopped resting my bottom leg on my arm I was able to hold myself up without going straight down and it looks like you're doing something similar. It also looks like you're pushing the bottom leg down instead of pushing it back towards the pole and up. I find I have the best set up when the bottom leg is parallel with the floor when I'm trying to take the top leg off so gravity doesn't pull me down (pic of leg parallel to floor). Steph also showed me some floor exercise that really mirrors the engagement you need to be in Janeiro especially if you do it around the pole (idk if she had a video)