Welcome! Log In | Register    Don't try this at home?      •
Mlharvey04      I think it depends on the age of the kids and
the reasoning the kids WANT to participate.  I just recently
started pole classes and all of my sons (age 20, 16, 15, 11)
have played on the pole and realize how much body strength and
flexibility it requires.  Parkor utilizes poles in some of their
routines as well.  I think you portray it as sexual than that is
what it is going to be.  If you portray it as a great way to
work on flexibility and strength then it is fine.  There are
many “athletes” that wouldn’t be able to do what a lot of the
competition pole dancers can do!    • mnpoledancemama      You
can teach and learn Pole fitness without adding components of
sexuality to it! It is quite athletic and graceful. It would be
no different than throwing your child up on a balance beam or
allowing them to climb the rope in gym class.  Not everything
has to be about sex.    • Guest      No one is debating that
pole dancing requires great