Pole Sport Organization blog
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Virtual Judging: Info and FAQs
Curious about virtual judging? Wondering if you should sign up to judge? We’re here to answer your questions!
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Virtual Stage Makeup Tips with Alicia @kinkysweat
As you shift to taking your performances from the main stage to a virtual space, Alicia @kinkysweat shares a few tips to make sure your face is present!
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5 tips for filming at home!
Most of us had figured out, with a good deal of trial and error, how to film with the best angles at our studios. However, filming yourself at home...
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PSO United - A virtual competition
Update 5/25/20 - it got bigger. Well, everyone. You broke our website with all the traffic (sorry!). It's fixed now, and we have had so many entr...
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PSO Online Courses - NOW AVAILABLE!
The survey responses from last week were simply overwhelming, thank you all again so much for responding! 93% of you are still dancing at home with...
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Using Zoom for teaching classes
Lots of studios are heading online now! Here are some helpful tips for studio owners and instructors who might be streaming classes on Zoom.
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Captivating Elements - What Makes a Performance Great?
Have you ever watched a piece and had the feeling of wow, that was something spectacular? What makes a performance captivating?
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PSO Levels and Scoring Guides
You have decided to compete, hooray! Do you have no idea what level to enter? Let us help you get signed up for the right one.
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PSO Categories...Which One is the One for You?
With so many categories to choose, you are bound to find one that embodies the story you want to tell, character you want to portray, or your latest personal challenge. Take a look at the descriptions and the example videos to help you narrow down your choice.
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New Event: PSO After Dark
Clutch your pearls…it’s our first entirely sexy event: PSO After Dark! It'll be in Los Angeles on October 19. The following categories are currently only available at the 2019 PSO After Dark Pole Championships.
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How to count points of contact
Here are some examples of how to count points of contact! A point of contact is anywhere that your body touches the pole.
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About Pole Sport Organization
We believe that anyone, at any level, and any age should have a chance to be on stage. We are an inclusive event, meaning no submission videos, no prerequisites, and no required moves. Just sign up, and we'll see you at the show!