Secretary Spin - Learn Beginner Pole Tricks | Pole Dance Tutorials - PolePedia
In this video, Kim Kida of PolePedia will teach you how to perform the Secretary Spin, which is the spinning version of the Secretary Sit.
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The Secretary Spin is a gorgeous spin pole move that will help beginner pole dancers get accustomed to keeping both feet in the air as they spin around the pole. With enough push off with the outside leg, this spin is a lesson in momentum, as the closer the body is to the pole, the faster it spins, and this pose keeps the whole body close to the pole.
**Safety Tips
Never hang loosely from the shoulders. Pull down firmly and keep the shoulders engaged.
Make sure you test your grip before you commit to lifting your body entirely off the floor and onto the pole. Your hand grip and knee grip should both be secure!
Make sure you touch both feet down to the floor before letting go with the hands.
**Common Mistakes
Kneepit Grip Feels Unsafe: If your kneepit grip feels insecure, you might have your knee too high, or at a forward angle, preventing the pole from sticking to the skin properly. Make sure the knee is at hip height secure before pushing off.
Kneepit Grip is Slipping: Make sure you have not applied any lotion and that you are not sweating near the kneepit before attempting the move. If you are still losing grip, make sure to keep the heel kicked back towards the bum at all times while in this move.
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