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Pole Dancer Colleen Jolly, CEO and Owner of PoleCon!
Pole Dancer Colleen Jolly, CEO and Owner of PoleCon!
Brought to you by the drag queen comedy talk show, Amber Live. Subscribe to our Youtube channel and visit our website
https://www.amberlive.tv
Amber takes a walk on the wild side when she talks with Colleen Jolly, CEO and Owner of PoleCon! Find out how Colleen started pole dancing, and why she is pulling Pole Con's annual convention out of Florida.
Colleen Jolly, CEO and Owner PoleCon
Colleen came to fitness later in life (29) and after a serious motorcycle accident shattered her right leg. Her teaching style and methods for training are a mix of functional movement, physical therapy, and contortion. She firmly believes that everyone can improve their mobility—she even wrote the book on it.
Colleen came to fitness later in life (29) and after a serious motorcycle accident shattered her right leg. Her teaching style and methods for training are a mix of functional movement, physical therapy, and contortion. She firmly believes that everyone can improve their mobility—she even wrote the book on it.
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By Amber Live!Pole Dancer Colleen Jolly, CEO and Owner of PoleCon!
Brought to you by the drag queen comedy talk show, Amber Live. Subscribe to our Youtube channel and visit our website
https://www.amberlive.tv
Amber takes a walk on the wild side when she talks with Colleen Jolly, CEO and Owner of PoleCon! Find out how Colleen started pole dancing, and why she is pulling Pole Con's annual convention out of Florida.
Colleen Jolly, CEO and Owner PoleCon
Colleen came to fitness later in life (29) and after a serious motorcycle accident shattered her right leg. Her teaching style and methods for training are a mix of functional movement, physical therapy, and contortion. She firmly believes that everyone can improve their mobility—she even wrote the book on it.
Colleen came to fitness later in life (29) and after a serious motorcycle accident shattered her right leg. Her teaching style and methods for training are a mix of functional movement, physical therapy, and contortion. She firmly believes that everyone can improve their mobility—she even wrote the book on it.