Thank you for all your comments, likes, shares and thoughts! Here are some thoughts of the comp: My number one goal in creating a routine is that the audience gets a kick out of it. This time I also had include lots of compulsory moves. I started loving the routine and how it came together with even more challenging tricks. I love the code of points and the fact that this makes pole dancing harder than it has been before. Winning is an attitude BUT in this competition you need to perform a proper routine and hold those compulsory move 2 sec or 360 on spin. Now youre thinking well its just not my cup of tee… No excuses! This is the future in Pole Sports and as you could see I didnt have to sacrifice my style or artistry a bit! Next year I really hope to see the worlds best polers in each category since we were missing a lot of them. I understood that there will be a required score to qualify for the championships next year. I dont think your first performance should necessarily be the World Championships... Although the competition ran smoothly I have to say it is completely impossible to compete in a venue that hot. I didnt know UK doesnt do air conditioning… Its a high risk for the competitors to compete in that temperature. That factor should be number one priority too. What about the press - have they been informed well enough of this event afterwards? ESPN? Other medias - i have not seen any international posts on this. (oh and Kate I will be waiting for you and next years comp ;)) Feel free to comment, ask, share :).
Posted on: Wed, 23 Jul 2014 08:41:25 +0000
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