-
Receive Personalized Video Feedback
WeFly is your home for pole dance advice on the web. Our resident WeFly Gurus – Rebecca Starr, Michelle Stanek, Natasha Wang and Tracee Kafer are just a mouse click away. Simply send us your pole dance video and receive personalized video feedback from some of the greatest pole artists on the globe!
Read More -
Rebecca Starr
Equal parts art and technique, Rebecca Starr’s ability to fly and twist is stunning. If you’ve taken her class, you know she will stop the music to give students feedback notes. Her greatest motivation always when she dances is to make the audience cry. Excellence in action, Rebecca’s precision method plus emotional honesty inspire.
Read More -
Michelle Stanek
There is something undeniable about Michelle Stanek’s style that is ‘so Michelle.’ Unforgettable, visceral moments are created with a look, freeze, or punch. With spins to die for and inventive movement, her dance is a captivating experience. Michelle’s originality and magnetism both express and provoke raw emotion.
Read More -
Natasha Wang
Natasha Wang’s artistry, flexibility and connectivity to the music is breathtaking. With gravity-defying holds and innovative movement, Natasha is a physical and creative force. Making the smallest movement interesting and feeling each moment, Natasha seems to slow down time when she dances.
Read More -
Tracee Kafer
Choreo Queen, Tracee Kafer, seems to swim without water. Untethered to the pole and utterly present, Tracee brings so much of herself to the music as she draws you into an intimate space. Expressive and exciting choreography combine with vulnerability to create a beautiful performance.
Read More
weflypole@gmail.com
917-627-1120
Same Trick, New Dog!
Written by Dr. Kon April 19, 2013
Musings on Doin’ Your Thing…
“ Pick a a trick and play with it – use a climb or an invert. Many people now sort of throw up their hands and think, “it’s all been done already – how could I possibly come up with a new climb?” and then you see Josiah Grant (aka BadAzz) create the “TwistOff” climb (part invert/part climb). Also, do not sell yourself short just because you think you are not at an advanced level.
The thing is, we all have a lot more creativity in us than we acknowledge. While you may not be able to think yourself through a variation on a standard move or trick, take this same idea into your freestyle practice and stop trying to be so perfect or trying to do it exactly like your favorite pole idol. You may be surprised at what flows out from you that becomes a new favorite in the pole community!”
