Murphy is back yet again with another hot little routine. We are closed next Monday for labor day, but he'll be back Sept. 6th with another spicy number! Thanks again Murpf!
Monday, August 30, 2010
New aerial silks cirriculum!
As many of you have noticed, our aerial silks program has changed. Classes now go by the name of Aerial Silks beginning and intermediate. We have also added an intro to silks for beginners. Here is how you know what class to attend.
If you were previously a 1.0, 1.5, or 2.0 silks student you should attend the beginning class.
If you were a 2.5 or a 3.0, you are now an intermediate student.
The Intro to Silks class is for brand new students who need to learn how to climb and tie off. This class should be repeated until you have mastered these skills. If everyone knows how to climb and tie off, we can move through the beginning class cirriculum much faster.
The cirriculum has been amped up in difficulty with new moves that have never been taught in our studio. The beginning class will be difficult. Please only attend the intermediate class if you were able to master all of the 2.5 and 3.0 moves.
It may be wise to go back to the beginning level to learn all of the new moves that have been added to the cirriculum.
Each class has over 30 moves in it. Of course we can not accomplish all of these moves in one hour, so we will spread them out over the course of a month. This means that you will stay in each level for 2-3 months to ensure that you have learned all of the moves that class has to offer.
Advanced aerial silks will be added at a later date...but it promises to be much more difficult than intermediate with moves that demand only the most experienced aerial silks student.
I'm so excited!!! I love a challenge. Don't you?
If you were previously a 1.0, 1.5, or 2.0 silks student you should attend the beginning class.
If you were a 2.5 or a 3.0, you are now an intermediate student.
The Intro to Silks class is for brand new students who need to learn how to climb and tie off. This class should be repeated until you have mastered these skills. If everyone knows how to climb and tie off, we can move through the beginning class cirriculum much faster.
The cirriculum has been amped up in difficulty with new moves that have never been taught in our studio. The beginning class will be difficult. Please only attend the intermediate class if you were able to master all of the 2.5 and 3.0 moves.
It may be wise to go back to the beginning level to learn all of the new moves that have been added to the cirriculum.
Each class has over 30 moves in it. Of course we can not accomplish all of these moves in one hour, so we will spread them out over the course of a month. This means that you will stay in each level for 2-3 months to ensure that you have learned all of the moves that class has to offer.
Advanced aerial silks will be added at a later date...but it promises to be much more difficult than intermediate with moves that demand only the most experienced aerial silks student.
I'm so excited!!! I love a challenge. Don't you?
Salt Lake Tribune article
We were in this weeks paper! Click on the link below to read all about it.
Salt Lake Tribune article. Click here.
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Lap dancing workshp this Friday!
Lap Dancing Workshop
Friday, August 27th
6:30-7:30pm
Only $15!
Learn a choreographed routine that will make your man go crazy! It's not just a chair dance. You will learn how to seduce your man from head to toe and please all of his senses. Dress semi-sexy. We will provide the folding chair. Don't forget your tallest pair of high heels!
Instructor: Meagan Chapman
Click here to RSVP
Only 6 spots left as of 08/25/2010
Monday night hip hop
Murphy Lee taught hip hop this past Monday. Check out his sexy hip hop chair dance.
Thanks Murf!
Thanks Murf!
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Ogden's first pole competition.
Click on link below to read all about the mini pole competition we are hosting. It's gonna be fun frickin' tastic!
'Pole dancing competition coming to Ogden!'
'Pole dancing competition coming to Ogden!'
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Blogging students.
Okay...can I just say that we have thee best students in the world!!!????!!!
Two of my new favorite students started their own blog about their experiences at the studio and about aerial and pole in general. It is an amazing read. Become a fan of their blog today and start your own. If you have a blog and you have something to say about this thing we call "pole"...let me know so I can check it out.
Thanks ladies! Click below to read about their adventures.
Addicted to pole dancing blog.
Two of my new favorite students started their own blog about their experiences at the studio and about aerial and pole in general. It is an amazing read. Become a fan of their blog today and start your own. If you have a blog and you have something to say about this thing we call "pole"...let me know so I can check it out.
Thanks ladies! Click below to read about their adventures.
Addicted to pole dancing blog.
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