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Mindfulness focused on bodily sensations and internal states.
A slow, awareness-based practice emphasising internal sensation, nervous system regulation, and mindful movement.
A low cobra variation used in yin or gentle Hatha.
Any rotation around the pole using momentum, grip, and body control. Includes both static spins (created by entry momentum) and spin-pole spins (created by the pole’s rotation).
A climbing method performed on spin pole where the dancer uses controlled momentum to ascend gracefully.
A mode where the pole rotates freely on its base. Used for fluid, extended rotations and artistic flows.
A rotation where the dancer’s body spirals around the pole instead of staying aligned, often creating a twisting, flowing shape.
A powerful grip where one hand is positioned high and the other low on the pole, arms forming a T-shape. Used for handsprings, flags, and high-tension moves.
A handspring initiated using the split grip, where the dancer kicks up into an inverted, controlled hand-supported position. A major milestone move.
Refers to the overall visual quality of split positions - length, straightness, turnout, and control. Important in tricks like jade, allegra, moth, and Russian split.
A squat variation where one leg is positioned forward and the other back.
A shape where the dancer’s legs extend outward in a wide “star” formation while holding the pole with hands or torso. Can be upright or inverted.
A dreamy, side-facing spin where the dancer leans away from the pole and looks upward, creating a celestial-looking line.
From the Yoga Sutras: "Sthira sukham asanam"
A slow but strong vinyasa focused on alignment + stability.
The foundational principle of yoga postures: balance of steadiness and ease.
Contrasted with subtle (sukshma) and causal (karana) bodies.
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