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7. Props: When to Use Them, When to Ditch Them
LINKS MENTIONED:
- Free Masterclass: Compelling Pole Routines
poledancefoundations.com/compellingroutines
- Free Training: The Choreography Code
poledancefoundations.com/poleartistmentorship
- Create Your Routine with Sergia 1:1
poledancefoundations.com/routinemap
Follow Sergia: @sergialouise on Instagram
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In this episode Sergia breaks down exactly when a prop earns its place on stage — and when it's just a distraction.
You'll walk away with:
The one question to ask before you ever bring a prop to a performance The four rules every prop must follow to actually serve your routine How to know if your prop is helping your story or splitting your focus
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Note: Pole dance was created by skrippers and sex workers. Full stop. They built this art form from the ground up — the studios, the moves, the culture, all of it. I would not be here without them. I honor that history and I stand in solidarity with sex workers and their rights. Always.
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By Sergia LouiseLINKS MENTIONED:
- Free Masterclass: Compelling Pole Routines
poledancefoundations.com/compellingroutines
- Free Training: The Choreography Code
poledancefoundations.com/poleartistmentorship
- Create Your Routine with Sergia 1:1
poledancefoundations.com/routinemap
Follow Sergia: @sergialouise on Instagram
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In this episode Sergia breaks down exactly when a prop earns its place on stage — and when it's just a distraction.
You'll walk away with:
The one question to ask before you ever bring a prop to a performance The four rules every prop must follow to actually serve your routine How to know if your prop is helping your story or splitting your focus
—
Note: Pole dance was created by skrippers and sex workers. Full stop. They built this art form from the ground up — the studios, the moves, the culture, all of it. I would not be here without them. I honor that history and I stand in solidarity with sex workers and their rights. Always.